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Kosovo Political Prisoners Recall Brutal Internment on ‘Barren Island’
"After one month in isolation, I was forced to work as a carpenter. The working conditions were very hard. There was a deep snow, ice and freezing temperatures," said Bajraktari.
"Most of us had no blankets. Some had a blanket of [size] one metre by one metre. The windows had no glass and my cell filled up with snow. The food was disgusting."
Former Foreign Minister Türkmen passed away
Former Foreign Minister İlter Türkmen passed away on July 6 at the age of 94.
"We are deeply saddened by the loss of İlter Türkmen on July 6, 2022," the Foreign Ministry said.
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Sweden and Finland will face consequences? "They made a promise to Gorbachev, too"
The leader of the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia (LDPR) and the chairman of the State Duma's committee for international affairs also stated on the Telegram channel that the North Atlantic Alliance, led by the United States, has consistently tried to get closer to Russia's borders, while mantras about its defensive nature were a "smokescreen."
The war created chaos in Russia - disintegration?
He wanted to see Russia fall apart.
"Dick wanted to see the collapse not only of the Soviet Union, but of Russia itself, so that it would never again be a threat to the rest of the world," CIA Director Robert Gates wrote in his memoirs.
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Isolated Transnistria Shaken by Tremors of War in Nearby Ukraine
A few days after Russia invaded Ukraine in February, the Kyiv authorities closed all their border crossing points along the country's 400-kilometre boundary with the breakaway region of Transnistria.
Supply routes were disrupted and the prices of imported goods rose immediately.
Lavrov: The EU and NATO are forming a Temporary Coalition for War with Russia
"The European Union and NATO have formed a coalition to fight Russia", said Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
The Truth behind the Myth of Russia ‘Threatened’ by NATO
Defence and deterrence, not destruction
A woman holds a photo of Russian President Vladimir Putin during a pro-Russian protest in Belgrade, Serbia, 15 April 2022. Photo: EPA-EFE/ANDREJ CUKIC.
Has NATO ever posed a real threat to Russia?
A message from Moscow: We'll start from Lithuania
The MP Yevgeny Fyodorov submitted to the State Duma a draft law on the annulment of the resolution of the State Council of the USSR "on the recognition of the independence of Lithuania". The explanation states that the decision is illegal because it was made by an unconstitutional body in violation of the requirements of several articles of the Constitution of the USSR.
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Merkel does Not Blame herself for the Current Situation in Ukraine
Angela Merkel said that while she was Chancellor of Germany she made serious efforts to prevent the situation in Ukraine from developing to its current state and said that she does not blame herself of not trying decisively enough to thwart what was happening, Reuters reported.
NATO should consider parting ways with Turkey
Time is running out for the NATO Summit - expected at the end of the month (June 28-30) - where Recep Tayyip Erdogan will be called upon to take a clear position on the accession of Finland and Sweden to the North Atlantic Alliance.
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