How to make Anti-Russian Sanctions more effective
How to make Anti-Russian Sanctions more effective

Author(s): Vasyl Filipchuk, Mykola Kapitonenko, Ihor Petrenko, Yehor Kiyan
Subject(s): International Law, International relations/trade, Russian Aggression against Ukraine, Russian war against Ukraine
Published by: МЦПД Міжнародний центр перспективних досліджень
Summary/Abstract: Under the new circumstances of a full-scale war, the Armed Forces of Ukraine, as well as the military and financial assistance of Ukraine's international partners, play a key role in stopping Russian aggression. However, the analysis of all possible scenarios of the war indicates that the best outcome would involve internal changes within the Russian Federation, such as the fall of Vladimir Putin's regime, a so-called palace coup, large-scale protests, or the conspiracy of Russian political elites to change Putin's policy and stop the war, withdrawing all troops from Ukraine, punishing war criminals (including the political and military leadership of Russia), and paying reparations for all damages caused to Ukraine. In this regard, individual sanctions are effective as they are inflicting personal damage on Russian political elites.

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