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Jüri Lavikainen, a researcher at the Institute of Foreign Policy, compared the Russian military’s blockade of Mariupol to a medieval siege. - There is no tap water in Mariupol for a couple of weeks. (confirmed by 7 sources; translated from ru) [2]
The Government Offices start publishing reviews on Russia’s impact on information directed at Finland (/documents/194055633/200124065/informaatiovaikuttamisen+katsaus+VNK sv.png/e1b77822-8fdd-506d-82c7-0d17bd72cd13? t=1738660410150&width=1200) The Pr... (translated from sv) [5]
A Russia of Power report sheds light on Russia today and its future The report A Russia of Power examines the current state of Russia, as well as its future, from the perspective of security. [6]
TOKYO -- Spies collect intelligence but can't draw up strategy -- much like hunting for a piece of the puzzle without knowing what the finished picture is supposed to look like. [7]
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Jüri Lavikainen, a researcher at the Institute of Foreign Policy, compared the Russian military’s blockade of Mariupol to a medieval siege. - There is no tap water in Mariupol for a couple of weeks.
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The Government Offices start publishing reviews on Russia’s impact on information directed at Finland (/documents/194055633/200124065/informaatiovaikuttamisen+katsaus+VNK sv.png/e1b77822-8fdd-506d-82c7-0d17bd72cd13? t=1738660410150&width=1200) The Pr
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A Russia of Power report sheds light on Russia today and its future The report A Russia of Power examines the current state of Russia, as well as its future, from the perspective of security.
TOKYO -- Spies collect intelligence but can't draw up strategy -- much like hunting for a piece of the puzzle without knowing what the finished picture is supposed to look like.
Russian journalist Sergey Shelin fled to Finland in March this year, shortly after Russia's invasion of Ukraine. He had been working at the Rosbalt news agency. Rosbalt was declared a "foreign agent" by Moscow last year, according to Reuters.