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Riley Bailey
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Riley Bailey is a Russia Analyst on the Russia/Ukraine portfolio at ISW. He graduated from Georgetown University in May of 2022 with an M.A. in Security Studies and a concentration in Intelligence. Riley also holds a B.A. with a double major in Economics and Russian from the University of Florida. His research interests include Russia’s relationship with Central Asia, Russian hybrid warfare, and Russia’s role in Great Power Competition. Riley has been a contributing author of ISW’s daily Russian Offensive Campaign Assessments since September 2022. He focuses on Russian operational campaign design as well as the Russian military’s command and control in Ukraine.
In the Media:
Ukraine’s counter-offensive: has it made progress?, BBC, September 1, 2023
Russian attack helicopters showed up in force on the front lines and have been putting dents in Ukraine's armored assaults, Business Insider, June 22, 2023
ISW Briefing Room:
Episode 41: The Kursk Incursion Begins, August 16, 2024
Episode 30: Russia’s Massive Airstrike Campaign Against Ukraine, January 11, 2024
ISW Publications:
Ukraine and the Problem of Restoring Maneuver in Contemporary War, August 12, 2024
How Delays in Western Aid Gave Russia the Initiative: From the Ukrainian Counteroffensive to Kharkiv, May 22, 2024
Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment (Special Edition), April 30, 2023
Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, December 11, 2022