Category: 6. Opinion
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Russian artillery strikes kill three in Kherson, wound a child
Russian artillery strikes kill three in Kherson, wound a child – Euromaidan Press … Continue Reading
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ISW: Economic strain and manpower shortage may force Putin to change his war strategy
ISW: Economic strain and manpower shortage may force Putin to change his war strategy – Euromaidan Press
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South Korean delegation to brief NATO on North Korean troops in Russia
South Korean officials will brief NATO on North Korea’s deployment of troops to Russia during a high-level meeting scheduled for 28 October, according to NATO’s website. The meeting will also be attended by ambassadors from NATO’s Indo-Pacific partners, including Australia, Japan, New… Continue Reading
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Russia bombs residential areas of Ukraine’s 1.4-million-populated city
Russia bombs residential areas of Ukraine’s 1.4-million-populated city – Euromaidan Press … Continue Reading
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Georgia teeters on edge as pro-Russia party claims disputed win
Two decades after the Rose Revolution made Georgia the first post-Soviet state to break away from Russian influence and pursue a pro-Western course, the country faced a political stalemate. By October 2024, the nation faced a pivotal choice: either to reaffirm its Western-aligned path… Continue Reading
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Ukrainian drone destroys two Russia’s most potent self-propelled guns 25 km behind lines
Ukrainian forces have destroyed two Russian 2S7 Pion self-propelled artillery systems near occupied Horlivka in Donetsk Oblast, the 100th Mechanized Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported. The Pion, also known as 2S7M Malka, is considered Russia’s most powerful artillery piece,… Continue Reading
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Georgian president calls elections “Russian special operation,” refuses to recognize results
Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili has denounced Saturday’s parliamentary elections as a “Russian operation” and called for mass protests, declaring that the vote took place under conditions of total falsification and amounted to the confiscation of voters’ voices. The Georgian… Continue Reading
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International observers: Georgian elections marred by pressure and intimidation
International observers reported that while Georgia’s parliamentary elections offered voters a choice between 18 candidate lists, the process was significantly undermined by entrenched polarization, divisive campaign rhetoric, and widespread voter intimidation. The statement was issued on… Continue Reading
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Canada delivers LAV armored vehicles to Ukraine
Canada has delivered a new batch of LAV (Light Armoured Vehicles) to Ukraine, specifically ambulance variants, the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) Operation UNIFIER announced. While the exact number of vehicles wasn’t disclosed, the delivery follows comprehensive training of Ukrainian… Continue Reading
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Opinion: Biden’s reluctance to use NATO deterrence backfired in Ukraine
The Observer’s foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall argues that US President Joe Biden’s strategy to contain Russia’s war against Ukraine has “failed miserably” and led to devastating global consequences. Russian officials frequently issue threats against NATO and resort to… Continue Reading