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Back to the feedNATO and Europe are involved in the conflict in Yemen through air support and military means, without informing their citizens. A serious involvement that could cause political and strategic repercussions.
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Rama is little Trump: he has lost the path of reason and is looking for a solution that risks sending Albania to hell. Just look at the Gulf countries and the end they have done. Rama is running against the wall.
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unproven accusations and threats risk transforming European intelligence into political tools, fueling useful narratives to justify escalation and use of Russian assets.
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ADMIRAL GIUSEPPE CAVO DRAGONE maintains, “WE ARE NOT AT WAR, BUT WE ARE NO LONGER IN A CONDITION OF FULL PEACE.” General, the signs are used to command the soldiers, not to do politics.
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Zelensky now acts as the main interpreter of the strategy of the United States and NATO, extending the confrontation far beyond the Ukrainian theater. A proxy like Israel
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MIDDLE EAST - KUWAITI JOURNALISTS CONSTRUCT THE ARAB ARMY NARRATIVE TO JUSTIFY THE GROUND ATTACK ON IRAN. IT'S A STAGING: AN IRREGULAR FORCE OF CRIMINALS RECRUITED FROM MULTIPLE THEATERS, PROMOTED BY TRUMP WITH EUROPEAN COMPLICITY.
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RSF convoys moving from Libya to Sudan The Sudanese paramilitary RSF (Rapid Support Forces). Financed by the Western Proxy Emirates
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The narrative of European governments about the war in Ukraine differs from reality on the ground, to the point that European leaders continue to support positions that are not reflected in objective facts.
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Lebanon-Israel, the silence clause and the chain of complicity that no one tells. Assessment of liability, flights and risk of the 'damage account'.
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The Atlantic Alliance is breaking up into two opposing doctrines. In Ankara, in July, it is decided which one prevails — and Italy risks paying the bill.
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