Amb. Sondland on Putin's Tactics

The article argues that Western governments should adopt a presumption of responsibility against Russia for destabilizing actions such as cyberattacks, sabotage, and other covert operations, unless persuasive evidence proves otherwise. It emphasizes that Russia's tactics rely on ambiguity, and thus, the West should respond asymmetrically and discreetly to increase costs for Moscow, rather than demanding absolute proof before acting. The strategy aims to deter further Russian mischief by shifting the burden of proof and reducing delays in defensive responses.

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