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Michal Baranowski joins DW 5/16/2022

Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy NATO

May 16, 2022

Finland, Sweden Confirm Intention to Join NATO

DW News

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Michal Baranowski

Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy NATO

May 16, 2022

“ The Baltic states used to be considered indefensible in conventional terms. Now the defenses will be much clearer. Finland and Sweden will be right across the sea to bring military reinforcements. Deterrence around the Baltic Sea will certainly improve.”

Euronews

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Michal Baranowski

Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy

May 15, 2022

“ Belarus may retain some attributes of independence but essentially it is controlled by the Kremlin. ”

Bloomberg

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Defense Cooperation

May 15, 2022

“ Turkey having a strong air force is important from the perspective of deterrence. But, if there is a war, then of course Turkey having a strong air force would be very important for the war effort. A direct conflict with Moscow appears unlikely.”

Jerusalem Post

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Özgür Ünlühisarcıklı

Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy

May 14, 2022

“ In practice, this would mean the use of weapons like coastal defense cruise missiles and short-range, mobile air defenses, smart naval mines or drones.”

Taipei Times

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Bonnie S. Glaser

Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy NATO Trade, Economics, and Business

May 14, 2022

“ The US has a direct interest in the maintenance and modernization of its existing F-16 fleet. This would be a confidence-building measure that could lead to new F-16 fighters (acquired) by Turkey and eventually to the resolution of the S-400 crisis through a mutually agreeable model.”

Arab News

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Özgür Ünlühisarcıklı

Defense Cooperation Foreign Policy NATO

May 14, 2022

“ Finland’s joining NATO would shake up the security order in Europe, both for NATO and for Russia. It's a very, very long border, and of course it brings NATO very close to — or will bring NATO if it all goes through — very close to St. Petersburg. And at the same time, it will give NATO a lot more territory right on the Russian border to defend. So those are big steps. Those are big changes. ”

VOA News

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Michael Kimmage

Sweden, Finland, and NATO flags

Russia Defense Cooperation NATO

May 13, 2022

Less Chance of a Direct Confrontation with Russia If Finland and Sweden Join NATO

CNBC

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Michal Baranowski

Defense Cooperation NATO

May 13, 2022

“ Bringing Sweden and Finland [into NATO] makes our alliances more secure and military confrontation with Russia less likely, even though it’s clear that Russia, of course, will not like this. ”

CNBC

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Michal Baranowski