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Blogger Z Ilia Remeslo, who called Vladimir Putin an illegitimate president and demanded his prosecution as a war criminal, was admitted to a psychiatric hospital in Saint Petersburg. About this reported another pro-war blogger, Alexander Kartavik, quoted by Moscow Times. Remeslo was admitted to City Psychiatric Hospital No. 3 on the evening of March 19, according to sources “directly from the hospital”. According to the Baza website, the blogger, who criticized Putin, is being treated in Ward 16, specializing in treating men with new symptoms of psychotic disorder. The channel notes that the ward hosts patients with delusions, thought disorders,…

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A former American official directly involved in the Iranian case argues that the war initiated by the United States against Iran risks producing effects contrary to those initially pursued, offering Tehran an unexpected strategic advantage. Nate Swanson, former director for Iran within the US National Security Council and a member of the negotiating team in 2025, writes in Foreign Affairs that, despite initial military successes, Washington failed to achieve a clear long-term result. The author recalls that, almost two decades ago, when he was working at the State Department, he was told that the real power in Iran does not…

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A tense diplomatic dispute has erupted between Budapest and former Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko, after the latter harshly criticized the Hungarian Prime Minister, accusing him of “no longer knowing the value of dignity”. Viktor Orban’s response was swift, bringing direct accusations and warnings in the context of the war in Ukraine. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban responded to the open letter of the former Ukrainian leader, warning that Hungary will not yield to political pressure or blackmail. “Tell your president that state terrorism, through which he blew up the German Nord Stream gas pipeline, will not work against Hungary”, Orban…

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After nearly three weeks of war in Iran, US President Donald Trump continues to “get along very well” with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but American officials are beginning to realize that the ultimate goals of the US and Israel may increasingly differ as this conflict continues, Axios reports. Sources quoted by Axios described Trump as the most “enthusiastic” person in the White House about starting a war with Iran. At the same time, Trump declares himself much more aligned with the maximalist objectives that Netanyahu has regarding Iran, than his advisers at the White House. Three of Trump’s advisers…

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Behind the scenes of the Middle East war, a Moscow–Tehran axis is becoming increasingly visible, where the exchange of information and military technology takes on a strategic stake. According to The Wall Street Journal, Russia is stepping up its support for Iran, providing satellite images and advanced drone technologies, with the aim of increasing the precision of strikes on American forces in the region. Sources cited by the publication claim that Putin is pursuing a dual objective: supporting his ally in the confrontation with the USA and Israel, but also prolonging a conflict that brings him both military and economic…

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Tensions in the Middle East are rapidly escalating after Iran launched ballistic missiles at Saudi Arabia and Qatar. Several explosions have been reported in Riyadh, and a major fire broke out in a strategic industrial area in Qatar. Authorities are reporting casualties and damage, while regional leaders warn of serious consequences. Four people were injured in the capital of Saudi Arabia after fragments of an intercepted ballistic missile fell over the city, authorities announced. The Civil Defense specified that danger alerts for Riyadh and Al-Kharj were subsequently lifted. “Avoid gathering or filming, stay away from dangerous areas and report any…

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Following the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz by the Iranians, the world’s attention is now increasingly turning towards the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, which risks becoming a new hotspot of the Middle East war. This strait separates Yemen, from the Arabian Peninsula, from Djibouti and Eritrea, from the Horn of Africa and is the gateway to the Red Sea and the Suez Canal. A Yemeni military leader recently warned that blocking this strategic route could be one of the action options of the Houthi rebels, Iran’s allies in the region. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has already caused…

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The Russian giant Rusal, one of the largest aluminum producers worldwide, is going through a critical period, ending the year 2025 with a record net loss. This is the first time since 2014 that the company controlled by oligarch Oleg Deripaska reports a negative result, marking a turning point that shatters the myth of the resilience of the Russian economy in the face of international sanctions. This financial collapse comes against the backdrop of increasing tension between Deripaska and the Kremlin leadership, the oligarch becoming one of the most critical voices in the Russian business environment regarding the direction in…

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An event organized at a university in Russia, meant to attract students to the so-called “drone troops”, ended awkwardly: a soldier lost control of the device during the demonstration, and the images quickly made their way to the internet. An unexpected incident took place during a recruitment session organized by Russian military personnel at a university. They had come to convince students to enlist on a contract basis and to offer them a “masterclass” in drone operation. However, the demonstration turned into a public failure. In the images that appeared online, it can be seen how the soldier controls the…

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For years, Ilia Remeslo was a reliable pro-Kremlin operator – he attacked critics of the Putin regime, defamed independent journalists, bloggers, and opposition politicians. Then, quite abruptly, Remeslo turned against the Russian dictator and published a manifesto on Telegram, titled – “Five reasons why I no longer support Vladimir Putin,” writes The Guardian. In the manifesto published for his 90,000 followers on the social network, Remeslo accuses the “illegitimate president” of Russia of leading a “failed war” in Ukraine that has produced millions of victims and destroyed the economy.He also said that Vladimir Putin’s two decades in power demonstrate how…

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