From WSJopinion: In 2023, Ukraine can defeat Russia decisively and end this horrific war, which would be great not only for democracy and freedom but for the U.S. economy as well, writes Klitschko
Journal Editorial Report: Paul Gigot interviews General Jack Keane. Images: Zuma Press/Shutterstock Composite: Mark KellyWhen Russia brutally invaded Ukraine in February 2022, many predicted that my country would be overwhelmed and the war would end quickly.
As we near the improbable one-year mark of this conflict, it’s clear that Ukrainians are far stronger than Vladimir Putin imagined. I see this strength every day as I walk the streets of Kyiv—resilient people going about their lives with steely determination, even as they endure constant assault. In subzero conditions and with no heat, my hometown celebrated the holidays with hope, coming together to light the tree on Sofia Square and sing, despite fears of continued shelling.
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