In both cases, the confl ict is about the future of the world order, not the fate of the country hosting the theatre of operations. [...] This is a moment of peril for the lives and safety of millions of people, as well as for the foundation of the United Nations Charter and the rules-based international order that preserves stability worldwide.”2 Later, there followed repeated statements linking the outcome of the fi ghting in Ukraine to the fate of the current global order established by the United States and its allies unilateral. [...] The war for the future Both the Korean War and the Russian special military operation in Ukraine are examples of confrontations over the right to play a specifi c role in shaping the future international order. [...] How armies are born and the uselessness of experience At the early stages of the confl ict, both the Russian and the Ukrainian armies showed that they lacked the skills they needed to wage a full-scale war. [...] And all this is happening despite all the resources allocated to the propaganda effort, the care they take to craft their messages, the lingering reputation of the international English-language media, as well as the costly publicity stunts by the Ukrainian Armed Forces to keep the faith in their victory alive and boost the morale of their allies.
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