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Operation “AND”

Sergei Strokan on what and why the main Chinese diplomat flew to Moscow The eight-day tour of the highest-ranking Chinese diplomat, member of the Politburo of the Communist Party of China Wang Yi, which began last week in Paris, finishes in Moscow, and on the eve of the anniversary of …

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France, Czechia say Russia must be defeated, not crushed

In statements over the weekend, the leaders of France and Czechia warned against seeking Russia’s total collapse after the war in Ukraine, saying it would be problematic for Europe and instead called for its defeat. In an interview with Journal du Dimanche, France inter and Le Figaro, on Saturday evening …

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Belarusian Fighters In Ukraine Set Sights On A Long March – Analysis

Shortly after Russia invaded Ukraine last February, Belarusian volunteer Dzyanis Prokharau and his comrades found themselves in a half-destroyed building near Bucha, a Kyiv region town now known for atrocities that survivors say Moscow’s forces committed there, surrounded by advancing Russian troops and waiting for Ukrainian soldiers to evacuate them. …

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Syria and the war within

“Victorious warriors win first and then go to war, while defeated warriors go to war first and then seek to win.” Sun Tzu (544- 495 BCE); The Art of War. Near past: The west supported the color revolution in the Middle East for their own gain of globalization and global …

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NATO’s destruction of Libya

Robert Gates, the former US Secretary of Defense, wrote in his memoirs that when the decision was made to launch a military attack against Afghanistan in 2001, that nobody in Washington had a real idea of how complex a nation it is. This included Afghanistan’s various ethnic groups and the …

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