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Putin's paranoia - Vimarsana News

Putin's paranoia

What regression did the views of the Russian leader undergo during more than two decades of his rule? — Ukrinform.

Lithuania's PM: 'If Russia is not defeated it will come for somebody else' - Vimarsana News

Lithuania's PM: 'If Russia is not defeated it will come for somebody else'

Vilnius In July, Lithuania’s Prime Minister Ingrida Simonyte will welcome Nato leaders to Vilnius for one of the most important summits in the alliance’s history. Top of the agenda will be how to help Ukraine push back Vladimir Putin’s forces. But a more thorny problem will be whether to formally offer membership to Kyiv –

Ukraine war: Russian panic tangible as world waits for counter-offensive - Vimarsana News

Ukraine war: Russian panic tangible as world waits for counter-offensive

A DRAMATIC week in Kyiv and Ukraine began with the whole country suffering under a barrage of Russian drone and missile attacks – but ended with…

Political Games Abound Over Ukraine's Coming Offensive - Vimarsana News

Political Games Abound Over Ukraine's Coming Offensive

The sea of mud in southern Ukraine is hardening into solid, tank-accessible ground, and political battles in and between all stake-holders in Russia’s war against Ukraine are escalating to a culminating point, the result of which will be determined by the course of forthcoming battles. Policymakers, planners and salesmen from Brussels to Beijing—particularly in Moscow—are anxious about the timing, the …

Vladimir Putin's war has exploded into Sudan - Vimarsana News

Vladimir Putin's war has exploded into Sudan

Sudan is cracking under the influence of Russian mercenaries, and other African nations may soon follow