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The recent attacks in Dagestan have shocked and saddened the nation, with at least 20 people being killed in a series of coordinated shootings targeting churches, synagogues, and police posts. This predominantly Muslim republic in southern Russia, which borders Chechnya, has been left reeling from the violence. As the investigation into the attacks continues, blame is being placed on unknown assailants. However, one analyst has pointed out that these tragic events highlight Russia's vulnerability at home, particularly in the midst of its ongoing war in Ukraine. The analyst suggests that Russia may be preoccupied with the conflict in Ukraine,...... Read Full article on HadNews

Polish civilians train for conflict | DW Documentary Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Poland has been massively upgrading its military. People are worried the war could spread to their country, and more and more civilians are training how to use weapons. Poland sees itself as a frontline state on NATO’s eastern flank. As such, the country aims to become one of Europe’s strongest military powers and is mobilizing society to achieve that goal. Increasingly popular are military training programs for civilians, offered nationwide by both state and private organizations. Under the slogan ‘Train with the Army’, the Polish armed forces offer ...... Read Full article on HadNews

The much-anticipated interview between Tucker Carlson and Vladimir Putin shed light on various hot topics, including the involvement of American soldiers in Ukraine. Putin dismissed the idea as a provocation and raised concerns about the potential for a global conflict if regular troops were sent to Ukraine. He criticized the lack of peace talks and the Ukrainian president's decree banning negotiations with Russia. The conversation also delved into AI technology, with Putin commenting on Elon Musk's developments in the field. The interview touched on the Nord Stream explosion, with Putin denying involvement and hinting at potential CIA intere...... Read Full article on HadNews

Russia's Gazprom - Corrupt politicians and the greed of the west | DW Documentary For decades, European countries have been dependent on Russian gas imports. And they did it to themselves. The biggest culprit? Germany. Only after Russia declared war on Ukraine did the German government realize that Russia has been using gas as a weapon for a long time. How did this come about? What is Russian President Vladimir Putin's plan? The films take a look behind the scenes of the Russian gas monopoly Gazprom. They show the genesis of an empire: from the collapse of the Soviet Union to the Russian goldrush, the restrictions imposed by newly-elected...... Read Full article on HadNews