The conflict in eastern Ukraine has pivoted into a deadlock after the US intelligence officials estimated over one hundred thousand Russian troops deployed near the Ukrainian border to support separatists in Donbas and annexed Crimea, signaling a Russian invasion of the country in early 2022. Ukraine's appeal to NATO and the European Union against any possible Russian threat has escalated the tension between sides more than ever since the Cold War.
While the crisis is at its tipping point, the parties' position, the possibility of war, the course of diplomacy, and finally, Turkiye's possible role as a mediator are the focal discussion matters to monitor the situation.
Join our web panel entitled ''Ukrainian Crisis: Evaluating Western Bloc and Russia'' on Friday, 28th of January 2022 at 6:00 PM CET, where panelists will discuss the perspective of regional actors and future projections.
The panel will be moderated by the SETA Brussels coordinator Talha Köse and participated by Murat Yeşiltaş from SETA, Ms. Visne Korkmaz from Nisantasi University, and Ms. Eleonara Tafuro, Research fellow at ISPI.
Web panel time: Ankara 18:00 | Kahire, Berlin & Brussels 16:00 | Kabil: 19:30 | Tunus & London 13:00 | Kiev & Moscow 18:00 | Abu Dabi, Paris & Baku 16:00 | Washington 10:00 | http://www.setav.org/live/
The web panel will be shared live on SETA social media accounts.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dY8UBgW8L3s