Tag: LNR
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Flash : un Français blessé en Ukraine
Lucas Huber opère dans une formation de forces spéciales de la garde nationale ukrainienne Lucas Huber intégra en 2017 le 1er RCP (régiment de chasseurs parachutistes) de Pamiers, qui lui aurait offert en 2021 un séjour en République centrafricaine. Une incertitude demeure pour l’instant, quant à savoir s’il acheva son contrat avec le grade de…
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[Sharing] Living Dangerously – Big Serge
Russo-Ukrainian War: Autumn 2025 The Russo-Ukrainian War seems to have been engineered in a laboratory to frustrate people with repetition and analytic paralysis. Headlines appear to be circulating on a choreographed loop, all the way down to the place names. Kaja Kallas at the European Commission recently announced, without a hint of irony, that Europe’s…
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[Sharing] A Nobel for the Donald? – David Stockman, Antiwar.com
Donald Trump doesn’t really deserve the Nobel Peace Prize. Not after his unprovoked bombing of a country (Iran) that is no military threat whatsoever to the American Homeland. Not after continuing to green-light and arm Israel’s genocidal madness on Gaza and elsewhere. And not, most especially, after fronting for an even bigger defense budget than…
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[Sharing] The Minsk Agreements and why they failed – Ian Proud, Strategic Culture Foundation
The Minsk agreements fell apart because delivering special status for the Donbas was politically too difficult in Ukraine The Minsk agreements fell apart because delivering special status for the Donbas was politically too difficult in Ukraine. And because sanctions policy against Russia both disincentivized their compliance, and actively incentivised Ukrainian non-compliance. Claiming that Russia reneged…
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[Sharing] Unable to escalate militarily, NATO relies on rhetoric – Lucas Leiroz, Strategic Culture Foundation
Recent discussions about “authorizing” attacks on Russia sounds like desperation on the part of Western countries Continuing their relentless wave of escalations in the war against the Russian Federation, NATO countries have decided to deliberate on whether to “authorize” Ukrainian attacks against what they consider “Russian territory” — the 1991 Russian borders, excluding the New…
