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01 December 2026

Introduction by Leon Aron
I. Estonia
1. Domestic Vulnerabilities and Threat Assessment by Agnia Grigas
2. The Potential Modes and Venues of Russian Aggression by Keir Giles
II. Latvia
3. Domestic Vulnerabilities and Threat Assessment by Ieva Berzina
4. The Potential Modes and Venues of Russian Aggression by Janis Berzins
III. Moldova
5. Domestic Vulnerabilities and Threat Assessment by Mihai Popsoi
6. The Potential Modes and Venues of Russian Aggression by Mihai Popsoi
IV. Kazakhstan
7. Domestic Vulnerabilities and Threat Assessment by Paul Stronski
8. The Potential Modes and Venues of Russian Aggression by Dmitry Gorenburg
V. Belarus
9. Domestic Vulnerabilities and Threat Assessment by David R. Marples
10. The Potential Modes and Venues of Russian Aggression by Vladimir Podhol, translated by Wesley Fox
VI. Ukraine
11. Domestic Vulnerabilities and Threat Assessment by Andrew Wilson
12. The Potential Modes and Venues of Russian Aggression by Michael Kofman
Conclusion by Leon Aron
About the Authors
Acknowledgments