Foreign Policy Reading List: A Ukranian new "Theory" of War

 Foreign Policy Reading List

A Foreign Policy de 19 de julho tem vários artigos sobre a nova "teoria" ucraniana para vencer a guerra de agressão da Rússia, uma combinação de novas estratégias, novos equipamentos e novas concepções sobre o que fazer para derrotar o agressor.

Infelizmente não tenho assinatura –como já tive no passado, trabalhando em Washington – mas espero que almas boas, com acesso aos artigos citados abaixo, possam disponibilizar esses textos: 

 

Foreign Policy Reading List:

JULY 19, 2026

Just a year ago, “despite a few remarkable successes, Kyiv’s overall war effort seemed scattershot and unfocused,” FP’s Christian Caryl writes. “Yet over the past few months, the world has witnessed a dramatic transformation in Kyiv’s ability to take the fight to the Russians.”

In recent weeks, Ukraine has sharply escalated attacks on Russia, striking key energy infrastructure, weapons factories, and shipping sites—and sparking a fuel crisis in the country.

As Foreign Policy contributors discuss, a number of factors have helped bring about Ukraine’s recent battlefield success: a more cohesive military strategy, diplomatic prowess, and a new arsenal of medium- and long-range drones.

But have these developments really changed the trajectory of the entire war? And will they lead to Kyiv regaining Russian-held territories? The articles below consider the nature of Ukraine’s recent military push and where it might be headed.—Chloe Hadavas

1

Ukraine Finally Has a Theory of Victory. Will It Work?

Kyiv has developed a strategy for winning the war. Now all it needs is time.

By Christian Caryl

2

Ukraine’s Drones Have Turned the Tide, but Can They Change the Map?

Mid-range drone strikes may not be enough to regain Ukrainian territory.

By Sam Skove

3

Putin’s War Comes Home to Russia

Ukraine’s attacks have unleashed a crisis—but don’t expect repercussions for the regime.

By Alexey Kovalev

4

Ukraine Isn’t Waiting Around for Patriots

A new European coalition is looking to build quicker and cheaper anti-ballistic missile systems—off Ukrainian technology.

By Rishi Iyengar

5

How Ukraine Figured Out Trump World

Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba on the White House’s seeming change in tone toward Kyiv.

By Ravi Agrawal