On June 5, experts from Ukraine and Estonia discussed security challenges for Ukraine and their consequences, as well as foreign experience, in particular, of the Baltic States in formulating a national resilience strategy for Ukraine.
Invited speakers:
▪ Roman Bezsmertnyi, former Representative of Ukraine to the political subgroup of the Trilateral Contact Group for the Peaceful Settlement of the Situation in the Donetsk and Luhansk Regions
▪ Dmitri Teperik, Chief Executive, International Centre for Defence and Security (ICDS), #Estonia
▪ Oleksii Rozumnyi, Expert, Political and Legal Programmes of the Razumkov Centre, Ukraine
▪ Mykola Nazarov, Head, Research Centre for Regional Security, Ukraine
Moderator: Liubov Tsybulska - Head, #Hybrid #Warfare Analytical Group, Ukrainian Crisis Media Centre
Initial questions for discussion:
▪ War, crime, economy, #pandemic: what is perceived as one of the acutest challenges to Ukraine today?
▪ #Disinformation campaigns amid the COVID-19: how does it influence the Ukrainian society?
▪ Citizens and the #government: a traditional betrayal or a triumph of trust?
▪ Secure #reintegration of #Donbas: what has to be done?