George W. Bush administration
2.21.22
David Kramer, who spent three years as deputy assistant secretary of State for European and Eurasian affairs during the George W. Bush administration, warned Russia’s next moves could take a variety of forms. Moscow could launch major cyberattacks, seek to disrupt a pipeline that runs through Ukraine or send its military further into Ukrainian territory.
—Brett Samuels ,Laura Kelly & Morgan Chalfant, The Hill, "Putin ratchets up tension with moves in eastern Ukraine," 21 Feb. 2022 {7:03 PM EST}
David Kramer, who spent three years as deputy assistant secretary of State for European and Eurasian affairs during the George W. Bush administration, warned Russia’s next moves could take a variety of forms. Moscow could launch major cyberattacks, seek to disrupt a pipeline that runs through Ukraine or send its military further into Ukrainian territory.
—Brett Samuels ,Laura Kelly & Morgan Chalfant, The Hill, "Putin ratchets up tension with moves in eastern Ukraine," 21 Feb. 2022 {7:03 PM EST}