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Get Worried: Putin Is Expressing Concern for Russian Speakers in the Baltics - Vimarsana News

Get Worried: Putin Is Expressing Concern for Russian Speakers in the Baltics

Twenty-nine years after the last Forest Brother emerged from the woods, Russia is signaling that it covets the Baltics again.

Source: nysun.com
Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, January 16, 2024 | Institute for the Study of War - Vimarsana News

Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, January 16, 2024 | Institute for the Study of War

Russian President Vladimir Putin continued to demonstrate that Russia is not interested in negotiating with Ukraine in good faith and that Russia’s maximalist objectives in Ukraine – which are tantamount to full Ukrainian and Western surrender – remain un

'Putin may be setting information conditions for escalation against Baltics' – ISW - Vimarsana News

'Putin may be setting information conditions for escalation against Baltics' – ISW

Russian President Vladimir Putin has stepped up the Kremlin’s efforts to create the information conditions for a future ...

Source: lrt.lt
ISW: Putin attempts to destabilize Baltic countries - Vimarsana News

ISW: Putin attempts to destabilize Baltic countries

Russian President Vladimir Putin sets conditions for future escalations in the Baltic countries as part of the alleged plan to weaken the NATO alliance, the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) wrote in its Jan. 16 assessment.

Source: yahoo.com
Latvian court grants asylum to Russian citizen who fought for Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Latvian court grants asylum to Russian citizen who fought for Ukraine

Latvia's Administrative District Court has granted asylum to a Russian citizen who fought on the side of Ukraine, the Latvian outlet Delfi reported on Jan. 2, overturning a Citizenship and Migration Affairs Office (PMLP) decision, which denied him the status last August.

Source: yahoo.com