Olena Davlikanova, an expert in democratic governance, security policy and strategic forecasting and a senior associate analyst at the Sahaidachnyi Security Center, said this in a comment to Ukrinform. In her view, the lack of a coordinated and consistent European position toward Moscow remains one of the key risks. “Europe does not have a common, fully coordinated, rock-solid position on Russia. There are too many forces that want to restore cooperation and return to business as usual, and the risks of this are very high,” she said.
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