I would like tentatively to share the insights of Mr. Lewis Libby who is senior vice president of Hudson Institute.
He guides the Institute’s program on national security and defense issues, devoting particular attention to U.S. national security strategy, strategic planning, the future of Asia, the Middle East, and the war against Islamic radicalism.
His theme is “How Russia and China May View the War in Ukraine.”
His article originally appeared in the National Review.
‘In war,” the saying goes, “the enemy gets a vote.”
As the Ukrainian war enters another brutal week, American views about it are coalescing.
Prudence suggests that we consider whether our adversaries see developments as we do.
Here are seven commonly expressed views on which our adversaries may have a different take.
