The Victor Pinchuk Foundation, the Atlantic Council’s Eurasia Center and Yalta European Strategy hosted a roundtable discussion “How to support Ukraine and deter Kremlin aggression” in Kyiv. A delegation of retired US ambassadors and former government officials and experts focused on how Ukraine and its Western partners can work together to deter the threat of a new Kremlin offensive against Ukraine, which would also be a major blow against NATO, EU, and American interests.
On Monday, January 31, 2022, from 8:30 am to 10:30 am EST, the Atlantic Council’s Eurasia Center, Yalta European Strategy and the Victor Pinchuk Foundation will hold a public in-person roundtable discussion “How to support Ukraine and deter Kremlin aggression”. The event will take place at Hyatt Kyiv Regency in Kyiv.
Victor Pinchuk Foundation in partnership with the Yalta European Strategy (YES) continues its series of online discussions on global challenges and what they mean for Ukraine. During the recent YES Online Conversation, held on January 26, 2022, U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Wendy R. Sherman and President of Estonia 2016-2021, YES Board member, Kersti Kaljulaid focused on the unprecedented escalation along Ukraine’s eastern border and latest diplomatic engagements by the U.S., NATO allies and Russia.
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Aleksander Kwasniewski and Mikhail Saakashvili. © 2008 Yalta European Strategy (YES)
William Taylor, the US embassador to Ukraine, and Richard Haass, President, Council on Foreign Relations. © 2008 Yalta European Strategy (YES)
Vcitor Pinchuk. © 2008 Yalta European Strategy (YES)
Hotel Areadna, Yalta. © 2008 Yalta European Strategy (YES)
© 2008 Yalta European Strategy (YES)
Olena Franchuk and William Taylor. © 2008 Yalta European Strategy (YES)
Aleksander Kwasniewski and William Taylor. © 2008 Yalta European Strategy (YES)
© 2008 Yalta European Strategy (YES)
Boris Nemzov. © 2008 Yalta European Strategy (YES) 
