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Blowing Up Ukraine: The Return of Russian Terror and the Threat of World War III

Blowing Up Ukraine: The Return of Russian Terror and the Threat of World War III

ISBN: 9781783342341
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Russia’s February 24 invasion of Ukraine came from nowhere…? Felshtinsky and Stanchev’s gripping history of Putin’s attempts to Ukraine reveals his earliest attack came as early as 1999. A bestseller published after Russia annexed the Crimea in 2014, it predicted that the Russian invasion was a matter the Russian army’s 6-year planning cycle and would happen in 2021. They argue how Putin must be resisted in order to avoid a potential nuclear conflict that could drag the world into a global war. An authoritative must-read to understand the causes of the crisis and what to do when.

By Yuri Felshtinsky, Mikhael Stanchev

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Pages: 304

* The authoritative Ukrainian bestseller that predicted Russia’s invasion was but a matter of time and helped the country prepare for the war that was coming.* The book that should be read by every Western leader, fully revised and updated to the present day* Yuri Felshtinsky frequently provides news comment for Sky, the BBC and written media in the UK. Professor Stanchev’s home is in Kharkiv, currently shelled by Russia* A must read for those wanting to understand the Ukrainian-Russian conflict and how to contain it safely* Serialisation, wide review and media interest* ‘Crucially important’ Prof Robert Service on Blowing up Russia by Yuri Felshtinsky with Alexander Litvinenko

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Author Bio

BBC Newsnight describes Dr Yuri Felshtinsky as ‘one of the world’s foremost Putin critics’. He co-wrote bestseller Blowing up Russia with Alexander Litvinenko (Netflix and ITV bio-series in 2022) and was a Hoover Institute Fellow, University of Stanford. Professor Mikhail Stanchev is Head of the Modern History Department at the University of Kharkiv, Ukraine, from which he recently had to flee as a result of the Russian bombardments.