Former Dutch ambassador: Ukraine in 'gray zone' between Putin and NATO
Robert Serry, a former Dutch ambassador to Ukraine, claims the West misunderstood Putin's intentions. He asserts Ukraine is left in a 'gray zone' between Russia and NATO — not independently verified.
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Robert Serry, a former Dutch ambassador, claims that Ukraine is left in a 'gray zone' between Russia and NATO.
Robert Serry claims that the West misunderstood Putin's intentions regarding Ukraine.
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- —Robert Serry, a former Dutch ambassador, claims that Ukraine is left in a 'gray zone' between Russia and NATO. — not independently verified
- —Robert Serry claims that the West misunderstood Putin's intentions regarding Ukraine. — not independently verified
Our assessment
If Robert Serry's assessment is accurate, ongoing strategic and political ambiguity around Ukraine’s status may increase instability and unpredictability in the region. Businesses…
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