Why No-Fly Zone Over Ukraine Is Needed Now

All eyes are on Ukraine as fighting rages on for the fifth day after Russia invaded. Western allies have united in opposition to Putin's attacks, marking a turning point in German foreign policy and defense. The Visegrad Insight team gives a broad overview of the military, humanitarian, diplomatic and disinformation response of Central and Eastern European countries. Read the full outlook here. Marcin Król Fellow Oksana Forostyna and Visegrad Insight Project Manager Tetiana Poliak-Grujić give their perspectives and insights into the situation unfolding in Ukraine. What more can be done in order to stop the war? The discussion on why a no-fly zone over Ukraine is needed now gives a stark answer. This podcast is part of the Visegrad Insight's Western Balkans Futures project that is supported by the International Visegrad Fund. Also participating in the project: Albanian Institute for International Studies (Albania), Foundation BFPE for a Responsible Society (Serbia), EUROTHINK – Center for European Strategies (North Macedonia), Institute for Foreign Affairs and Trade (Hungary), Prague Security Studies Institute (Czechia), Slovak Foreign Policy Association (Slovakia). Speakers: Wojciech Przybylski (editor-in-chief), Miles R. Maftean (Editorial Director), Kamil Jarończyk (Managing Editor), Tetiana Poliak-Grujić (Project Manager).