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  • Dmitry Gorenburg
(RMR blog) I was recently a guest on Kevin Rothrock’s Naked Pravda podcast on Meduza.io, talking about the role of military journalism in Russia and the potential impact of the arrest…
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Russia and Collective Security: Why CSTO Is No Match for Warsaw Pact

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The Political Elite Under Putin

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  • Dmitry Gorenburg
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Russia’s Naval Strategy in the Mediterranean

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