Russia`s War in Ukraine - Security Consequences for the Baltic Sea Region

After February 24, 2022, nothing will be more than before. Putin's invasion of Ukraine has drastically changed our security situation. The Western world has finally understood what the Baltic States and Poland have long warned against – Russia is an aggressor. NATO plans to strengthen the Alliance's eastern flank, including in the Baltics. Germany has abruptly abandoned its previous "Russia policy" and is significantly strengthening its defence capability. Neutral Finland and Sweden decide on NATO membership. Poland's role in the region has increased in the context of the war in Ukraine.

On 2 July, as part of the LAMPA Conversation Festival, the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung invites security policy experts and researchers from the Baltic and Nordic States, Poland and Germany to discuss changes in the security situation in the Baltic Sea region.