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Evgeny Buzhinsky
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Lieutenant-General (Retired), Ph.D. Military Sciences. In the Armed Services since 1968. Graduated from the Military Institute, M.V. Frunze Military academy. 1976-1992 – served in different positions as officer of the General Staff. From 1992 to 2009 – served in positions of: Senior Officer, Deputy Head of Direction, Head of Direction, Deputy Head of Department, Head of Department of the International Treaty Directorate of the Main Department of International Military Cooperation of the Russian Ministry of Defense. In 2002 he was appointed on the position of Head of the International Treaty Directorate – Deputy Head of the Main Department of International Military Cooperation of the Russian Federation Ministry of Defense.
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Opinions
New START and the Prospects for Weapons Limitation in Russian-American Relations
Now that the New START Treaty is extended, the parties need to make efforts to work out a realistic new agreement that takes into account as many of the parties’ concerns as possible, but it should not set impossible tasks as a precondition, writes Valdai Club expert Evgeny Buzhinsky.
05.02.2021
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Middle East: Everyone for Himself
Attempts to impose Western-style democracy on countries that are founded on tribal principles are not feasible. Russia is not involved in this and this is why it has good relations with Saudi Arabia despite shouts from Washington.
27.02.2019
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Buying Russian Missile Systems Would Be a Political Breakthrough for Turkey
The integration of the Russian missile systems into NATO’s air defense is technically feasible, but very difficult organizationally, because it is necessary to combine software and allow the Russian systems to penetrate the heart of NATO’s unified air defense system. Therefore the deal is unlikely be finalized, says Valdai Club expert Evgeny Buzhinsky.
15.08.2018
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Highly Unlikely: Why Erdogan’s Idea to Jointly Produce Missile Systems with Russia Is Stillborn
The US Senate passed the 2019 defense bill , which excludes Turkey from the F-35 jets supply program. In turn, Ankara said that it will not refuse buying Russian anti-aircraft missile systems S-400. Recently, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that he proposed to Vladimir Putin to jointly produce the S-500 missile systems. The Turkish tactics, the prospects for Ankara’s relations with Russia and Ankara-Washington controversies were the main topics of the valdaiclub.com interview with Evgeny Buzhinsky, chairman of the PIR Center’s Board.
20.06.2018
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Russia Will Not Lose from the Denunciation of the INF Treaty
The military experts of the Valdai Discussion Club believe, that Russia will not lose much from the US withdrawal from the INF Treaty. The medium-range missiles of the SS-20 type are much more necessary to Russia than for the United States. While Russia, in accordance with the 1987 treaty, destroyed its medium-range missiles, many other countries intensified their production and deployment.
28.06.2017
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MH17 Tragedy: Cui Bono?
“This investigation has no relation to law, it’s purely a political case. In any political case, finding the truth is not the focus. The most important thing is to build an argument against the target of the political hit,” Lieutenant-General (ret.) Evgeny Buzhinsky, Ph.D. in Military Sciences and Chairman of PIR Center told valdaiclub.com, commenting on the MH17 report released on September 28.
03.10.2016
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A World Without START: What’s Next? An Expert Discussion
22.03.2023
Arms Control System in the New Decade
04.02.2021
The End of the INF Treaty: Will the World Lose its Arms Control System? An Expert Discussion
01.08.2019
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