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Vad en tommare på "Nyhetsbanken" tycker är varken indicier eller bevis på något som du anklagat ISW för.
Att du ogillar USA och konservatism påverkar inte kvaliteten på ISWs analyser.
ISW är en akademisk forskargrupp; en oberoende tankesmedja, grundad av Dr. Kimberley Kagan 2007. Historiskt är kopplingar till personer med en mer hökaktig interventionistisk syn rationell med hänsyn tagen till hennes profession som
historiker. Deras oberoende är hörnstenen för förtroendet och därför är dom helt avhängiga privata donationer.
"THE INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF WAR (ISW) | Association of Accredited Public Policy Advocates to the European Union"
https://www.aalep.eu/institute-study-war-isw
Och som tidigare påpekats:
Varför använder du själv ISW som källa.
Du är endast konsekvent när det passar dig.
Jag hänvisar till ISW för att påvisa hur dom arbetar och bedriver falsk ryktesspridning.
An anonymous Russian general reportedly acknowledged that the Kremlin is inflating Russian battlefield successes to generate a false perception of Russian sweeping advances while maintaining its commitment to a war of attrition that Russia cannot win in a continued attempt to convince Ukraine and the West to capitulate to Russia’s demands.
"Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, July 9, 2026 | ISW"
https://understandingwar.org/research/russia-ukraine/russian-offensive-campaign-assessment-july-9-2026/
Och...
Som jag skrev tidigare...
The Institute for the Study of War has neoconservative roots and is run and staffed by pretty extreme hawks. Over the years it has gotten funding from various corners of the arms industry...
Och det är tydligt vilken agenda som finns hos personerna som är involverade...
The president and founder of the Institute for the Study of War is Kimberly Kagan, a military historian who is married to Frederick Kagan, who is also a military historian and does work for ISW. Frederick is a well-known neoconservative, though not as well-known as his brother Robert. In the 1990s, Robert Kagan, along with Bill Kristol (who is on ISW’s board), founded the Project for a New American Century, which in the view of some observers played an important role in convincing George W. Bush to invade Iraq.
The Kagan-Kristol Project for a New American Century was funded by arms makers, thanks largely to the work of Lockheed Martin executive Bruce P. Jackson , who became a director of Project for the New American Century (PNAC). Jackson had earlier organized the US Committee to Expand NATO, which successfully lobbied for what its name suggests it lobbied for.
"THE INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF WAR (ISW) | Association of Accredited Public Policy Advocates to the European Union"
https://www.aalep.eu/institute-study-war-isw