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A Return to Mass: Russian Force Expansion in the War with Ukraine

Military analysts and European policy centers are warning of a Russian shift toward force expansion and an increased security threat to Europe.

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Russia is implementing a strategy of force expansion within the context of its war with Ukraine. This shift represents a return to mass in military capabilities, posing a complex security threat to the broader European region.

Coverage from War on the Rocks, Small Wars Journal, and AP emphasizes the need for a revised European security strategy. Reports from the European Policy Centre and Fondation Robert Schuman focus on changing Putin's calculus to maintain peace.

Future developments center on whether Russia steps out of the "gray zone" and how Europe will adapt its security strategy to counter the expanding threat.

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What is the primary military trend identified in the coverage?

The primary trend is a "return to mass" through the expansion of Russian forces in the war with Ukraine.

Which organizations are calling for a change in European security strategy?

The European Policy Centre, Fondation Robert Schuman, and Small Wars Journal are addressing security strategies and the need to change Putin's calculus.

What specific risk does Small Wars Journal highlight?

The publication discusses the necessity of defending Europe if Russia moves beyond the "gray zone."

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