[1/2] https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/sep/10/drones-poland-post-alaska-escalation-russia-analysishttps://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/sep/10/russia-putin-provoking-west-consequencesPutin attacked Poland with drones launched from Belarus.
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[1/2] https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/sep/10/drones-poland-post-alaska-escalation-russia-analysis
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/sep/10/russia-putin-provoking-west-consequencesPutin attacked Poland with drones launched from Belarus. *Russia is brazenly provoking the west. Putin must be left in no doubt of the consequences.* I can't see what Putin hopes to achieve by that. The natural result would be that Polish and NATO forces prepare for war, and that will not be
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[1/2] https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/sep/10/drones-poland-post-alaska-escalation-russia-analysis
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/sep/10/russia-putin-provoking-west-consequencesPutin attacked Poland with drones launched from Belarus. *Russia is brazenly provoking the west. Putin must be left in no doubt of the consequences.* I can't see what Putin hopes to achieve by that. The natural result would be that Polish and NATO forces prepare for war, and that will not be
[2/2] convenient for whatever Putin wants to do. NATO troops might to to Poland to help. Nothing requires them to be limited to air defense forces. Since Belarus has attacked Poland, it would be legitimate to respond by counterattacking Belarus. Is that a good idea? Do Belarusian troops feel like fighting to maintain the tyrant Lukashenko's rule, or would they eagerly surrender to get rid of him? I don't know.
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[2/2] convenient for whatever Putin wants to do. NATO troops might to to Poland to help. Nothing requires them to be limited to air defense forces. Since Belarus has attacked Poland, it would be legitimate to respond by counterattacking Belarus. Is that a good idea? Do Belarusian troops feel like fighting to maintain the tyrant Lukashenko's rule, or would they eagerly surrender to get rid of him? I don't know.
@rms Putin probably wants to divide Europe countries one from another and also inside. He knows that a lot of countries face extreme polarisation of internal consensus. He will be able to win anything against democratic countries, since he knows the knobs and levers of this game.
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@matz I francesi hanno un alunga tradizione. Qualcuno starà già affilando le ghigliottine.
In Italia al massimo staranno caricando il telefono cosí può dirgli cosa devono fare.
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@aeva Power Word Fuck Off
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@cchiaruttini e che dire dello stabilimento rwm di domusnovas
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La guerra sul suolo europeo ha fra le sue conseguenze l’arrivo massiccio di armi per la criminalità italiana.
Si tratta di armi di fabbricazione russa, non di armi occidentali inviate in Ucraina e da lì contrabbandate.
#russia #ucraina #mafia #criminalita
https://www.linkiesta.it/2025/09/armi-russe-mafie-italiane-traffici-italia/
https://www.linkiesta.it/2025/09/armi-russe-mafie-italiane-traffici-italia/
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Ma siamo tutti uniti nel voler fermare il genocidio, tutti manifestiamo contro l'aggressione di Israele, ci dividiamo su altri aspetti.
Che senso ha marciare insieme se io ho un cartello che dice "due popoli due stati" e un altro "Palestina libera dal fiume al mare"?
Daremo l'idea di essere uniti? Secondo me daremmo solo l'idea di essere un'armata Brancaleone.
Poi su iniziative molto particolari, come esprimere la propria vicinanza alla Global Flotilla che parte, trovarsi dalla stessa parte è molto più facile.
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Borgward went bust in 1961 but there is a happy ending to the story. The factory in Bremen was acquired by the van-maker Hanomag, later Hanomag-Henschel. This was later taken over by Mercedes, which produced its popular T1 van there. In 1978, passenger car production returned to the site with the S123 ‘T’ estate models based on the W123. I saw this 1.3 million km example at Techno Classica Essen in 2013. Tough cars.
