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Aldo Sterone stated that the conflict was no longer genuinely between Ukraine and Russia, but between Russia and France, Germany, and the United Kingdom, which he referred to as the "Trio." He claimed that Ukrainian soldiers were being kidnapped off the streets and then sent to the front, and that Zelensky was securing funds before claiming attacks carried out by the Trio. According to Sterone, Vladimir Putin was constrained by a doctrine inherited from the Soviet era, which would only leave him the choice between a nuclear response and inaction. He estimated that the war was becoming asymmetric and asserted that Russia had just lost a third refinery in three days, while Ukraine was devastated and had almost no valid targets left. He predicted that Russian strikes would be followed by new drone attacks on Russian facilities. Sterone also claimed that France, Germany, and the United Kingdom, along with the United States, were seeking to dismantle Russia into 22 republics. He asserted that the European Union was ready to ruin its economy to achieve this goal. He added that Yandex's data centers would not return to normal operations before 2030, according to the most optimistic estimates he cited. He presented three scenarios: the continuation of economic pressure and attacks on Russian infrastructure; a coup that would replace Putin with a general, followed by what he suggested would be conventional strikes against Paris, London, or Berlin; or an escalation likely to lead to nuclear war. He believed that Putin's passivity encouraged new attacks and could ultimately result in strikes on Moscow or a European Union capital. #Ukraine #Russie #Géopolitique (translated)

The author stated that dozens of people were injured in Lisbon and Porto while peacefully requesting housing. He said that the Constitution guaranteed the right to housing, but that the Montenegro Government had responded with an illegal police charge. He also stated that a government that repressed the people it should serve was not governing and was already defeated. https://t.co/mwzJtsUp0G #DireitoÀHabitação #JustiçaSocial #Protesto #PT (translated)

The author stated that the demonstration had been peaceful and that the police presence was illegal, adding that the Public Ministry had also told him so. He accused the government of Montenegro of lying and stated that they would have to come up with new justifications. https://t.co/rf8XXt0Vzn #Manifestação #Justiça #Governo #PT #ME (translated)

A Kiel shareholder wrote that he had read a report in the world about German emigrants who had returned after five months. The couple, two high earners, had moved to Montenegro with their two children and had savings of 10,000 euros. At this point, he stopped reading. #Auswanderung #Montenegro #Familie (translated)

At the Reynerie market in Toulouse, the residents, faced with the rise of racism exacerbated by a recent attack, express a feeling of resignation and fatalism, stating that it is useless to protest against this scourge and that they must continue to live with it. #Racisme #Toulouse #Sécurité (translated)

Gabriel Lattanzio asked Anasse to reread the message he quoted at 2 a.m. before attributing statements to him. He reproached him for first questioning his mathematical skills, then claiming that the debate did not pertain to a calculator issue, while according to him, Anasse had lost his way in his calculations. Lattanzio specifically pointed out a passage of 15 billion to 140 billion, which is a multiplication by nine, without acknowledgment of error in his opinion. He contested the claim that 120 or 140 billion euros in dividends would be paid in one year: in his view, Anasse had doubled an amount of 60 billion paid over a quarter—which he would have presented as a semester—assuming that the payments were the same as in other periods. He added that dividends in France were concentrated over a particular period and that one could not simply multiply the figure by two. He also argued that a minimum wage raised to 2,000 euros would concern 10 million people, not 2 million, including those earning 1,600 or 1,700 euros. He reproached a close associate of Anasse for not distinguishing between gross salary and net salary, and claimed that Anasse was counting the same sum twice by repeating that the measure would represent "half of the aid." Finally, Lattanzio asked what would allow replacing the figures on pay slips with "political will." #CalculsErronés #DélireEconomique #AnalyseCritique (translated)