Year in Review: Poland and Ukraine defy Putin to emerge as 'new powers in defense in Europe'

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has wrought “a new geopolitical reality” in Europe, according to a senior European defense official, but not the one that Kremlin officials expected.

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