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Saturday, February 3, 2018
The U.S. will send antitank weaponry to Ukraine. Here are 4 big questions.
The Trump administration last week announced
updated sanctions
on Russian individuals and companies, a reminder that the conflict in eastern Ukraine remains unresolved. In late December, the administration decided to
begin supplying
antitank missiles to Ukraine, a reversal of an Obama-era decision not to provide lethal weapons to this conflict.
Since 2015, the conflict in eastern Ukraine has continued to simmer, with no apparent
political solution
on the horizon. The
seizure of territory
has largely ended, leaving both sides
vexed
at their failure to achieve their objectives. The U.S. decision in late 2017 to provide the Ukrainian government advanced
Javelin antitank missiles
— a move
applauded
by a number of
former policymakers
and
think tanks
— opens up a few big questions:
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