Articles tagged "war"
Holger ruft an zu weißen Flecken in der Ukraineberichterstattung
Die blinden Flecken bei den blinden Flecken
Ukraine Daily Summary - Saturday, March 9
[video] Field Report: Between life and death in front-line Krasnohorivka -- Russian drone attacks civilian car in Vovchansk in Kharkiv Oblast, kills 2 -- Ukraine attacks Russian planes at distance of over 150 kilometers -- Polish parliament calls on European Commission to ban agricultural goods from Russia, Belarus -- and more
Ukraine Daily Summary - Sunday, February 25
Ukraine's security services allegedly behind attack on Russian steel plant -- Situation in Ukraine grave, but not hopeless; More Russian soldiers have likely died to seize Avdiivka than died in the entire Soviet-Afghan war -- It’s been 2 years and world’s on the brink. Time to wake up or fall -- US philanthropist pledges $300 million for Ukraine in 2024 -- and more
Ukraine Daily Summary - Friday, February 16
How Ukraine destroys Russia’s Black Sea Fleet one ship at a time [video explainer] -- NATO, Ukraine to launch joint training center in Poland -- Pashinyan says Azerbaijan may plan 'full-scale war' against Armenia -- Explosion reportedly occurs at military plant in Russia's Altai region -- Ukraine to receive 1 million drones from allies in 2024 -- and more
Ukraine Daily Summary - Sunday, February 11
Romania scrambles F-16s amid Russian drone strikes on Odesa Oblast -- F-16s are ‘exceeding expectations’ of Ukraine's pilots -- Russian military increasingly using Starlink terminals on battlefield -- Fate of Avdiivka uncertain as Ukrainian forces defending it struggle with fortifications, resources -- and more
Ukraine Daily Summary - Monday, January 29
China is watching allies' resolve on Ukraine -- Hungarian far-right leader calls for seizure of Ukraine's Zakarpattia Oblast if Russia wins war -- Hungarian far-right leader calls for seizure of Ukraine's Zakarpattia Oblast if Russia wins war -- Ukrainian Navy Commander signals Kyiv would win faster if there's permission to fire Western weapons deep inside Russia -- and more
Ukraine Daily Summary - Thursday, January 25
Cyberattack on Russian scientific research center deals 'devastating' damage -- Fire breaks out at oil depot in Russia's Krasnodar Krai -- Ukraine says it was not informed about need to ensure safety of airspace before plane crash in Belgorod Oblast -- Russia's use of North Korean ballistic missiles not a sign of Moscow's depleted domestic capacity -- and more
Ukraine Daily Summary - Friday, November 17
Will the Kremlin’s war soon expand to a second front in Georgia? -- Ukraine's secret 'Black Box' project revealed to be long-range attack drone -- Over 2,400 children have been deported from Ukraine to Belarus -- Ukraine is working on boosting air defense throughout periphery regions -- More Americans support arming Ukraine than Israel -- and more
Ukraine war: Mass exhumations at Izyum forest graves site
In a pine forest at the edge of Izyum the stench of death filled the air as a mass exhumation got under way.
Ukraine Daily Summary - Tuesday, August 30
Russian defense minister side-lined within Russian leadership -- Ukrainian forces liberate 4 villages on Kherson front -- Ukraine's counteroffensive forces Russians to pull sources from the east -- Russian's 12 missile strike on Mykolaiv kills 2, injures 24 -- and more
UK Sanctions Will ‘Flop’ Because City of London Is Compromised by Russian Money
A former US defence advisor warns that Britain is likely to be the biggest drag on any Western sanctions initiative against Vladimir Putin
Sleepwalking into a conflict
A Roma non si parla d'altro che del Presidente. Manca poco, anzi pochissimo all'inizio dello spettacolo mediatico della politica. Assomiglia sempre più ad un evento circense, un varietà da dare alla tv tra il tg e l'Eredità quando si riunisce tutta la famiglia. Saltano tutti i nomi, ipotesi. Ma nessuno può sbilanciarsi per non rovinare la propria parte del copione. Intanto, a duemila chilometri di distanza, si consumano gli ultimi giorni di libertà tra due popoli vicini, eppure distanziati da grette logiche politiche che hanno fatto di quella varietà culturale un confine. Distratti dal Presidente, non se ne parla neanche. Sembra una dimensione lontana, distante ed estranea a noi. Eppure è vicinissima e sta per scoppiare. Là, in quel confine contestato ai margini dell'Europa potrebbe scoppiare una nuova guerra. Oppure LA guerra. Di quelle disastrose e sproporzionate come già sono avvenute su questo Continente per le quali è bastato un incidente, a Sarajevo, perché il mondo diventasse da lì irriconoscibile. E a questa distanza, lo spettacolino politico che domani andrà in scena assume i contorni di una commedia grottesca. Di quelle che, finita la serata, non si ricordano più.