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Russian nuclear terror
Today, Ukraine must be given everything it needs to protect its NPPs. It is good that the reluctance to supply air defence systems to the Ukrainian army has been abandoned and that in the meantime the delivery of F16s and other combat aircraft is at least being prepared. Protecting the airspace over Ukraine is also a measure against the everyday nuclear threat.
Endgame Scenarios for russia’s war in Ukraine
In the aftermath of the Russian full-scale invasion in February 2022 and the initial Ukrainian counteroffensive of summer and autumn 2022, the first half of 2023 was defined by a static frontline. The Russian military is unable to achieve decisive battlefield success despite all the efforts and involvement of the Wagner Group.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine - not fully transitioned to NATO-standard doctrine and equipment - hold the line in a relentless attritional fight attempting to build up decisive combat power for successive counteroffensive action. The choices driven by NATO members and the Russian Federation before the end of this summer fighting period will define the security landscape far beyond Ukraine across the entirety of Eurasia. ICUV with partners from Euro-Atlantic think tanks have forecast several scenarios and modelled possible outcomes.
Expert opinion: Risks for ZNPP due to the barbaric explosion of Kakhovka dam
Viktoria Voytsitska, the ICUV Director of Advocacy in the Energy Sector, shared her thoughts on risks for ZNNP about the potential risks to ZNPP due to the undermining of the Kakhovka dam.
ICUV’s year-long advocacy campaign for F-16s: the Path to Closing Ukrainian Skies
A year ago, our team launched an advocacy campaign for the transfer of F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine. Together with other Ukrainian civic activists, diplomats, and military, we advocated for F-16 at public events and behind closed doors at meetings with American, European, and world leaders.
Public discussion with heroes of “Strong as Earth” documentary in Warsaw
The Polish premiere of the Ukrainian documentary “Strong as the Earth” took place in Kino Luna (Warsaw) – a cozy cinema famous for showing authors and festival films. It brought together supporters of Ukraine, polish civic activists, public figures, and politicians.
ICUV held the first-ever Ukraine-Taiwan roundtable discussion in Kyiv
The event took place on April 21, in Kyiv, and brought together about 40 diplomats, Ukrainian MPs, civil society activists, analysts, international donor funds representatives, and journalists from Ukraine, Taiwan, Japan, the UK, the US, and European countries.
Stories of Ukrainian courage and will for life captivated the hearts of the Brussels audience
The Ukrainian Civil Society Hub hosted the first Brussels presentation of the documentary film “Strong as the Earth”. The premiere took place as part of an advocacy visit to Brussels by Ukrainian civil society activists and volunteers.
