Not One, the West Needs to Win Three Wars in Ukraine

Victory needs to be achieved on the physical battlefield itself, in the information space and in the economy

14 March 2022

Martin Ehl

Senior Fellow

War is an act of violence to force an adversary to submit to our will, wrote the classic theorist of warfare Carl von Clausewitz 200 years ago in ‘On War.’

In one of the opening chapters on the war effort, he also described that if we want to win a war, we must focus on how the adversary is able to combine the multitude of resources at his disposal with the strength of his will to fight.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine is not just a struggle of Ukrainians resisting Russian aggression. It is also the attitude and assistance of Europe and, indeed, of all the Western democracies. Probably for the first time in history, because of the interconnectedness of the world today, battles are being fought with the same intensity, resources and will in three dimensions at once: on the physical battlefield itself, in the information space and in the economy.

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Martin Ehl

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Visegrad Insight Senior Fellow. Martin Ehl is the Chief Analyst at Hospodářské noviny (Economic daily)

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