Russia’s War in Ukraine: Large-Scale War and NATO

Martin Hurt

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In the fourth brief of the series, Martin Hurt analyses the achievements of the Russian Armed Forces in Ukraine and compares them with the NATO’s existing forces and capabilities.

Martin Hurt, Research Fellow at the ICDS, briefly compares Ukraine’s military capabilities with those of some Allies and cautions against making any hasty conclusions about NATO’s ability to rapidly reinforce and defend its smaller member states in a potential war. He concludes that NATO should deploy its forces and capabilities along the borders of Russia, ready to defend Alliance territory as well as providing all necessary support to Ukraine, enabling it to significantly degrade the Russian forces.

Download and read:Brief No.4. Large-Scale War and NATO (PDF)

Brief No.3. Russian Military Logistics (PDF)

Brief No.2. The War in Cyberspace (PDF)

Brief No.1. The Kremlin’s Aims and Assumptions (PDF)