Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine “Putin Lives in Historic Analogies and Metaphors”. Political scientist Ivan Krastev is an astute observer of Vladimir Putin. In an interview, he speaks of the Russian president’s isolation, his understanding of Russian history and how he has become a prisoner of his own rhetoric. Source: Spiegel International

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Fortress Kyiv On the Road with the Volunteers Protecting the Ukrainian Capital. Quote 20 year old: “Many Ukrainians don’t understand,” he says. They have bad memories of communism. “But I believe that everyone should give as much as they can and only take as much as they need.” Source: Der Spiegel Reuters

to destroy our cities with,” says Daniel, the young driver, as he tries to follow what’s happening in the sky through the windshield. “Five missiles for one target – our air defenses certainly don’t seem to lack ammunition,” he adds. Daniel, 20, is...

Former U.S. National Security Adviser McMaster on the War in Ukraine “It Has Already Escalated”. Quote from article: “But maybe he should have paid attention to the fact that the president of Ukraine was a Russian speaker. Putin has always been described as the best chess player, but Putin has proven to be strategically incompetent. Source: Spiegel International

18.03.2022, 20.23 Uhr About Herbert Raymond McMaster Herbert Raymond McMaster, 59, enjoyed a long career in the United States military. At the time the Iron Curtain fell in Europe, McMaster was stationed in Bavaria. He served in the second Gulf War and in Afghanistan...