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War in Ukraine: ‘There is no win-win solution’, expert says

By France24
13 January 2024   |   12:13 pm
The respected author of a new book on Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine has told FRANCE 24 that he sees no peaceful solution to the conflict. Nicolas Tenzer is a non-resident senior fellow at the Center for European Policy Analysis and Chairman of the Center for Studies and Research on Political Decision.

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