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The author asked whether Poland belonged with the “European Family” or Moscow, and said they loved their Polish friends. They described Poland as a proud nation that had stood up to the Nazis, resisted communism and, under King Jan III Sobieski, helped save Vienna and Europe from the Ottoman invasion in 1683. The author added that Poland had fought too hard for its freedom to let something happen, but the post ended before completing the thought. https://t.co/klJg6SKlpL #Polska #Historia #Wolność #EU #RU #PL

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov irritated G20 allies during his arrival in Atlanta, causing tensions and the decision to cancel the traditional family photo, as many countries, including the United Kingdom and Germany, opposed direct contacts with Russia following the invasion of Ukraine. #G20 #Russia #Ucraina (translated)

The author wrote that Europe was nearly six years into a war in Ukraine that had changed EU countries’ security outlook. They said the war began with Russia’s invasion and that countries bordering Russia feared they could be the Kremlin’s next target. #UkraineWar #EuropeanSecurity #RussianAggression #EU #UA #RU

A police sub-inspector has declared before the judge that his superior ordered him to act normally and not close a border crossing in Ceuta during a massive invasion of migrants, while denouncing the permissiveness of the Moroccan forces and failures in the mobile network that made him suspect a possible attack on telecommunications. #Ceuta #Invasión #Migración (translated)

Little Think Tank thanked its subscribers, indicating that those who had followed it since its significant 2022 report on the invasion of Ukraine by Russia were becoming fewer and fewer. The account added that subscribers who had been around since its beginning, during its infographics on Covid and its reports on terrorist groups in Central Africa and the MENA region, were even rarer. #Merci #Ukraine #Covid (translated)

The author claimed Spain had faced a major power outage, flooding followed by delayed emergency responses, several train crashes and a housing crisis worsened by what they called regressive rent controls and protections for squatters. They also criticised governance through illegal emergency decrees, described migration as an invasion and said Ceuta had been abandoned. https://t.co/fTd0eOcAMs #España #Crisis #Emergencia #ES #MA (translated)

The author said Spain had faced a major power outage, flooding followed by delayed emergency responses and several train crashes. They also cited a housing crisis, which they blamed on regressive rent controls and protections for squatters, and accused the government of ruling through illegal emergency decrees. The author further described migration as an “invasion” and claimed Ceuta had been abandoned. #España #Crisis #Emergencia #ES (translated)

It seems reasonable that both Finland and Norway have contacted Putin and are trying to find a solution to the war that Putin started against Ukraine through dialogue. But before criticizing Mette Frederiksen for the contact made by Finland and Norway, one must understand the history. Just as one cannot reason with a mad dog, one cannot reason with Putin; politicians tried that with economic cooperation until 2014, and history clearly shows that the regime in Russia does not seek peace and dialogue. A little historical fact: The Soviet Union (then Russia) joined the Allies' side on June 22, 1941, when Nazi Germany (under Adolf Hitler's leadership) invaded the country. Until then, the Soviet Union and Germany had a non-aggression pact, which meant they were not fighting on the same side but had divided Eastern Europe between them, leading to the mass extermination of Polish officers. November 1939. The Soviet Union (under Joseph Stalin) attacked Finland. The war ended with the Moscow Peace Treaty on March 13, 1940. Finland preserved its independence but had to give up about 13% of its territory. After World War II, the Soviet Union (where Russia was the dominant power) took over and occupied several countries in Europe. These included directly annexed areas and states that were made into communist vassal states behind the Iron Curtain. The following countries and territories were directly or indirectly under Soviet control and occupation: Countries directly annexed/subjugated: Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. These were incorporated into the Soviet Union as Soviet republics (the Baltic states). Vassal states (the Eastern Bloc): Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Albania, and the Soviet occupation zone in Germany (later East Germany). Other European countries: The eastern part of Austria was also occupied by Soviet forces until 1955, after which the country became neutral. Other wars/attacks started by Russia/Soviet Union: The most notable wars and attacks include: The Hungarian Revolution (1956): Soviet forces invaded Hungary to brutally quell a popular and political uprising. Prague Spring in Czechoslovakia (1968): The Soviet Union and Warsaw Pact allies invaded Czechoslovakia to stop political reforms. The Soviet-Afghan War (1979-1989): The Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan to support the communist government against Islamic insurgents. The First Chechen War (1994-1996): Russia invaded the breakaway republic of Chechnya to prevent its secession, resulting in significant civilian casualties. The Second Chechen War (1999-2009): Renewed Russian invasion and extensive military operations in Chechnya, leading to the region coming under Russian control again. The War in Georgia (2008): After prolonged tensions, Russia carried out a military attack and invasion in Georgia following unrest in the Russian-backed breakaway regions of South Ossetia and Abkhazia. The annexation of Crimea (2014): Russian special forces and military (without identifiable insignia) moved in and occupied the Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea, which subsequently led to an illegal annexation. The Russian-Ukrainian War (2022-present): On February 24, Russia launched a comprehensive and unprovoked invasion attack on Ukraine, a war that escalated an ongoing conflict. Additionally, Russian forces and mercenaries (such as the Wagner group) have carried out smaller military interventions and support operations, including in the Syrian civil war (since 2015) and in Transnistria (Moldova) in the early 1990s. The war must of course be stopped with a fair agreement for Ukraine and Europe. This is likely only achievable if the resistance against Putin, due to poor living conditions in Russia and loss of Russian lives, becomes sufficiently large to force the criminal Putin to make concessions to the Russian populace. (translated)

The author questioned the choice of Abdelah Mustafa as the PSOE candidate for the Senate for Ceuta. He suggested that his support for Morocco and the fact that he had not condemned the invasion could raise doubts about his loyalties, and he linked to an article from La Gaceta. #PSOE #Ceuta #Marruecos #ES #MA (translated)