Europe’s persistence in supporting Ukraine is bearing fruit

Doubts inevitably persist that Mr. Putin will respond as hoped to the sanctions or even strikes inside Russia. “This is Biden’s strategy redux—this failed for 3 years,” Jennifer Kavanagh, director of military analysis for the nonpartisan security policy think tank Defense Priorities in Washington, wrote on X. “Why would it work now?”

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