It's been more than a year since Russia launched its devastating invasion of Ukraine. The conflict has challenged the world order and fueled geopolitical and economic uncertainty around the world. We examine the U.S. role in the War in Ukraine, providing more than $30 billion in military aid since the conflict began, but stopping short of deploying American forces. We will ask our panel of experts how to continue to support Ukraine without inching closer to a direct U.S.-Russian confrontation and if we are at risk of World War III. A portion of the ticket sales will go to ongoing support of the JCC Dnipro, Ukraine.

Moderator:

Alexandra Vacroux, Executive Director at the Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies at Harvard.

Panelists:

Carol Saivetz, Senior Advisor in the MIT Security Studies Program

This program is thanks to the Jonathan Samen Hot Buttons Cool Conversations Series.