Europa kan zich niet veroorloven om de soldaten van Oekraïne te vergeten
Europa kan zich niet veroorloven om de soldaten van Oekraïne te vergeten.
With the opinion of Nina Wilèn
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Malis Junta ringt nach beispiellosen Angriffen um Normalität
Er ist eine sehr symbolträchtige Figur für die Militärjunta. Der zweite Grund ist, dass Camara die führende Rolle beim Aufbau der Beziehungen zu Russland gespielt hat. Ihn anzugreifen, kann also auch eine Art sein, zu sagen: Wir wollen die russischen Truppen hier nicht mehr haben.
With the opinion of Nina Wilén.
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Estonia wants Europe to shut the door on Putin’s ex-fighters
Returning veterans “constitute a risk group — both for Russia and for us. These individuals often return deeply destabilized, in some cases psychologically fragile, in others inclined toward risk-taking or violence. It’s also a problem for us, but honestly, I don’t think it’s to the extent that Tallinn is now suggesting. The danger is that it fosters paranoia, leading us to view every Russian and every veteran as a potential security threat.”
With the opinion of Joris van Bladel.
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Deuil national au Mali après les attaques du JNIM et du FLA
Le ministre de la Défense est un personnage très symbolique du pouvoir. Il y a aussi évidemment le fait que Sadio Camara a longtemps été le lien entre la Russie et le Mali, ça a été la personne qui a établi je dirais le plus clairement le lien entre le groupe Wagner et le pouvoir malien en 2021.
With the opinion of Nina Wilén.
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Nina Wilén : “Sadio Camara a été le lien entre la Russie et le Mali”
With the opinion of Nina Wilén.
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Mali on edge as insurgency tests junta’s resolve
Wilén said there appeared to be two reasons why Camara, considered the second-in-command within the junta, was targeted. “He’s a very symbolic figure for the military junta,” she said. “The second reason is that Camara has been the leading figure establishing relations with Russia. So attacking him can also be a way of saying that we do not want the Russians troops here anymore.”
With the opinion of Nina Wilén.
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Russian forces beaten back by al-Qaeda militants in Mali
With the opinion of Nina Wilén.
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Russia Bet Backfires for Mali as Rebels Retake Pivotal Town
The Russians negotiating themselves out of Kidal, leaving their Malian counterparts behind, doesn’t give a good impression of them as security partners.
With the opinion of Nina Wilén.
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Mali on edge as insurgency tests junta’s resolve
…Camara has been the leading figure establishing relations with Russia. So attacking him can also be a way of saying that we do not want the Russians troops here anymore.
With the opinion of Nina Wilén.
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