After a year of the Ukraine war, lessons for Asia

By Ricardo Saludo

Feb 26, 2023 12:08 am

ANY lesson-learning from the Russian invasion of Ukraine, one-year-old on February 24, must begin with the facts. And that's the hardest part.

For globally dominant Western media, which the Philippine press often follows, Russia has waged an unprovoked war on its neighbor, but has been beaten back with massive aid to Ukraine from the United States-led North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), the most powerful alliance on the planet.

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