https://blue.feedland.org/?river=http://data.feedland.org/blue/feeds/dmarquis.xml It's just a feed for now Sat, 15 Feb 2025 16:29:46 GMT feedland v0.6.43 https://cyber.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html Sat, 15 Feb 2025 16:29:46 GMT http://rpc.rsscloud.io:5337/pleaseNotify Sat, February 15, 2025 11:29 AM EST <p>Canadians would be wise to follow closely what is happening in the Ukraine. Bravo to Zelenskyy refusing the dictators&#39; ominous deal, and here&#39;s why: from Ukrainian journalist Nataliya (Article broken down to main takes) 🧵</p> <p> Gumenyuk <a href="https://www.foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/putins-ukraine?s=ESPAZ005F3">https://www.foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/putins-ukraine?s=ESPAZ005F3</a> ...Failure to recognize how Russia is using Ukrainian territory to undermine and destabilize the whole country [makes] a cease-fire more costly than war.</p> <p>Once [control was established]...The occupiers cut off Ukrainian Internet and cellular networks and replaced them with Russian ones; it is one of the fastest ways to prevent people...from contacting and getting information..Officials compiled lists of people..to be executed [targeting those] who have served in the military and members of their families, as well as civil servants, volunteers, activists, patriotic businesspeople, and local journalists. [War crimes include] systemic abduction/detention/torture: beating and electrocution..</p> <p> The pattern suggests these are not a result of excesses by particular Russian units but rather Russian state policy. [In Crimea] Ukrainians who refused to take a Russian passport were denied medical aid &amp;...authorities would not recognize their ownership of property </p> <p>Education became increasingly controlled...Members of minorities...targeted for obligatory military service...Banning Ukrainian currency (cutting people off from their savings)...Russian occupation practices are aimed at altering the demographic &amp; societal fabric...</p> <p>paving the way for more land grabs in the future... not only by damaging the economy and blocking crucial supply chains but also by separating families, creating new social fractures, and continually destabilizing the rest of the country with the threat of new invasion.</p> <p>Allowing Russia to rule over a huge area that it has taken by force is... dangerous to global stability. Allowing Moscow to make its occupation permanent as the price for stopping the current fighting would simply make the war even more violent in the future.</p> Sat, 15 Feb 2025 16:29:46 GMT https://blue.feedland.org/?item=788773 https://blue.feedland.org/?item=788773 Canadians would be wise to follow closely what is happening in the Ukraine. Bravo to Zelenskyy refusing the dictators' ominous deal, and here's why: from Ukrainian journalist Nataliya (Article broken down to main takes) 🧵 Gumenyuk https://www.foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/putins-ukraine?s=ESPAZ005F3 ...Failure to recognize how Russia is using Ukrainian territory to undermine and destabilize the whole country \[makes\] a cease-fire more costly than war. Once \[control was established\]...The occupiers cut off Ukrainian Internet and cellular networks and replaced them with Russian ones; it is one of the fastest ways to prevent people...from contacting and getting information..Officials compiled lists of people..to be executed \[targeting those\] who have served in the military and members of their families, as well as civil servants, volunteers, activists, patriotic businesspeople, and local journalists. \[War crimes include\] systemic abduction/detention/torture: beating and electrocution.. The pattern suggests these are not a result of excesses by particular Russian units but rather Russian state policy. \[In Crimea\] Ukrainians who refused to take a Russian passport were denied medical aid &...authorities would not recognize their ownership of property Education became increasingly controlled...Members of minorities...targeted for obligatory military service...Banning Ukrainian currency (cutting people off from their savings)...Russian occupation practices are aimed at altering the demographic & societal fabric... paving the way for more land grabs in the future... not only by damaging the economy and blocking crucial supply chains but also by separating families, creating new social fractures, and continually destabilizing the rest of the country with the threat of new invasion. Allowing Russia to rule over a huge area that it has taken by force is... dangerous to global stability. Allowing Moscow to make its occupation permanent as the price for stopping the current fighting would simply make the war even more violent in the future. <p>Canadians would be wise to follow closely what is happening in the Ukraine. Bravo to Zelenskyy refusing the dictators&#39; ominous deal, and here&#39;s why: from Ukrainian journalist Nataliya (Article broken down to main takes) 🧵</p> <p>Gumenyuk <a href="https://www.foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/putins-ukraine?s=ESPAZ005F3">https://www.foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/putins-ukraine?s=ESPAZ005F3</a> ...Failure to recognize how Russia is using Ukrainian territory to undermine and destabilize the whole country [makes] a cease-fire more costly than war.</p> <p>Once [control was established]...The occupiers cut off Ukrainian Internet and cellular networks and replaced them with Russian ones; it is one of the fastest ways to prevent people...from contacting and getting information..Officials compiled lists of people..to be executed [targeting those] who have served in the military and members of their families, as well as civil servants, volunteers, activists, patriotic businesspeople, and local journalists. [War crimes include] systemic abduction/detention/torture: beating and electrocution..</p> <p>The pattern suggests these are not a result of excesses by particular Russian units but rather Russian state policy. [In Crimea] Ukrainians who refused to take a Russian passport were denied medical aid &amp;...authorities would not recognize their ownership of property</p> <p>Education became increasingly controlled...Members of minorities...targeted for obligatory military service...Banning Ukrainian currency (cutting people off from their savings)...Russian occupation practices are aimed at altering the demographic &amp; societal fabric...</p> <p>paving the way for more land grabs in the future... not only by damaging the economy and blocking crucial supply chains but also by separating families, creating new social fractures, and continually destabilizing the rest of the country with the threat of new invasion.</p> <p>Allowing Russia to rule over a huge area that it has taken by force is... dangerous to global stability. Allowing Moscow to make its occupation permanent as the price for stopping the current fighting would simply make the war even more violent in the future.</p> Sat, 15 Feb 2025 16:27:58 GMT https://blue.feedland.org/?item=788772 https://blue.feedland.org/?item=788772 Canadians would be wise to follow closely what is happening in the Ukraine. Bravo to Zelenskyy refusing the dictators' ominous deal, and here's why: from Ukrainian journalist Nataliya (Article broken down to main takes) 🧵 Gumenyuk https://www.foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/putins-ukraine?s=ESPAZ005F3 ...Failure to recognize how Russia is using Ukrainian territory to undermine and destabilize the whole country \[makes\] a cease-fire more costly than war. Once \[control was established\]...The occupiers cut off Ukrainian Internet and cellular networks and replaced them with Russian ones; it is one of the fastest ways to prevent people...from contacting and getting information..Officials compiled lists of people..to be executed \[targeting those\] who have served in the military and members of their families, as well as civil servants, volunteers, activists, patriotic businesspeople, and local journalists. \[War crimes include\] systemic abduction/detention/torture: beating and electrocution.. The pattern suggests these are not a result of excesses by particular Russian units but rather Russian state policy. \[In Crimea\] Ukrainians who refused to take a Russian passport were denied medical aid &...authorities would not recognize their ownership of property Education became increasingly controlled...Members of minorities...targeted for obligatory military service...Banning Ukrainian currency (cutting people off from their savings)...Russian occupation practices are aimed at altering the demographic & societal fabric... paving the way for more land grabs in the future... not only by damaging the economy and blocking crucial supply chains but also by separating families, creating new social fractures, and continually destabilizing the rest of the country with the threat of new invasion. Allowing Russia to rule over a huge area that it has taken by force is... dangerous to global stability. Allowing Moscow to make its occupation permanent as the price for stopping the current fighting would simply make the war even more violent in the future. <p>Canadians would be wise to follow closely what is happening in the Ukraine. Bravo to Zelenskyy refusing the dictators&#39; ominous deal, and here&#39;s why: from Ukrainian journalist Nataliya (Article broken down to main takes) 🧵</p> <p>Gumenyuk <a href="https://www.foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/putins-ukraine?s=ESPAZ005F3">https://www.foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/putins-ukraine?s=ESPAZ005F3</a> ...Failure to recognize how Russia is using Ukrainian territory to undermine and destabilize the whole country [makes] a cease-fire more costly than war.</p> <p>Once [control was established]...The occupiers cut off Ukrainian Internet and cellular networks and replaced them with Russian ones; it is one of the fastest ways to prevent people...from contacting and getting information..Officials compiled lists of people..to be executed [targeting those] who have served in the military and members of their families, as well as civil servants, volunteers, activists, patriotic businesspeople, and local journalists. [War crimes include] systemic abduction/detention/torture: beating and electrocution..</p> <p>The pattern suggests these are not a result of excesses by particular Russian units but rather Russian state policy. [In Crimea] Ukrainians who refused to take a Russian passport were denied medical aid &amp;...authorities would not recognize their ownership of property</p> <p>Education became increasingly controlled...Members of minorities...targeted for obligatory military service...Banning Ukrainian currency (cutting people off from their savings)...Russian occupation practices are aimed at altering the demographic &amp; societal fabric...</p> <p>paving the way for more land grabs in the future... not only by damaging the economy and blocking crucial supply chains but also by separating families, creating new social fractures, and continually destabilizing the rest of the country with the threat of new invasion.</p> <p>Allowing Russia to rule over a huge area that it has taken by force is... dangerous to global stability. Allowing Moscow to make its occupation permanent as the price for stopping the current fighting would simply make the war even more violent in the future.</p> Sat, 15 Feb 2025 16:23:07 GMT https://blue.feedland.org/?item=788771 https://blue.feedland.org/?item=788771 Canadians would be wise to follow closely what is happening in the Ukraine. Bravo to Zelenskyy refusing the dictators' ominous deal, and here's why: from Ukrainian journalist Nataliya (Article broken down to main takes) 🧵 Gumenyuk https://www.foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/putins-ukraine?s=ESPAZ005F3 ...Failure to recognize how Russia is using Ukrainian territory to undermine and destabilize the whole country \[makes\] a cease-fire more costly than war. Once \[control was established\]...The occupiers cut off Ukrainian Internet and cellular networks and replaced them with Russian ones; it is one of the fastest ways to prevent people...from contacting and getting information..Officials compiled lists of people..to be executed \[targeting those\] who have served in the military and members of their families, as well as civil servants, volunteers, activists, patriotic businesspeople, and local journalists. \[War crimes include\] systemic abduction/detention/torture: beating and electrocution.. The pattern suggests these are not a result of excesses by particular Russian units but rather Russian state policy. \[In Crimea\] Ukrainians who refused to take a Russian passport were denied medical aid &...authorities would not recognize their ownership of property Education became increasingly controlled...Members of minorities...targeted for obligatory military service...Banning Ukrainian currency (cutting people off from their savings)...Russian occupation practices are aimed at altering the demographic & societal fabric... paving the way for more land grabs in the future... not only by damaging the economy and blocking crucial supply chains but also by separating families, creating new social fractures, and continually destabilizing the rest of the country with the threat of new invasion. Allowing Russia to rule over a huge area that it has taken by force is... dangerous to global stability. Allowing Moscow to make its occupation permanent as the price for stopping the current fighting would simply make the war even more violent in the future. <p>Canadians would be wise to follow closely what is happening in the Ukraine. Bravo to Zelenskyy refusing the dictators&#39; ominous deal, and here&#39;s why: from Ukrainian journalist Nataliya (Article broken down to main takes) 🧵</p> <p>Gumenyuk <a href="https://www.foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/putins-ukraine?s=ESPAZ005F3">https://www.foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/putins-ukraine?s=ESPAZ005F3</a> ...Failure to recognize how Russia is using Ukrainian territory to undermine and destabilize the whole country [makes] a cease-fire more costly than war.</p> <p>Once [control was established]...The occupiers cut off Ukrainian Internet and cellular networks and replaced them with Russian ones; it is one of the fastest ways to prevent people...from contacting and getting information..Officials compiled lists of people..to be executed [targeting those] who have served in the military and members of their families, as well as civil servants, volunteers, activists, patriotic businesspeople, and local journalists. [War crimes include] systemic abduction/detention/torture: beating and electrocution..</p> <p>The pattern suggests these are not a result of excesses by particular Russian units but rather Russian state policy. [In Crimea] Ukrainians who refused to take a Russian passport were denied medical aid &amp;...authorities would not recognize their ownership of property</p> <p>Education became increasingly controlled...Members of minorities...targeted for obligatory military service...Banning Ukrainian currency (cutting people off from their savings)...Russian occupation practices are aimed at altering the demographic &amp; societal fabric...</p> <p>paving the way for more land grabs in the future... not only by damaging the economy and blocking crucial supply chains but also by separating families, creating new social fractures, and continually destabilizing the rest of the country with the threat of new invasion.</p> <p>Allowing Russia to rule over a huge area that it has taken by force is... dangerous to global stability. Allowing Moscow to make its occupation permanent as the price for stopping the current fighting would simply make the war even more violent in the future.</p> Sat, 15 Feb 2025 16:19:51 GMT https://blue.feedland.org/?item=788770 https://blue.feedland.org/?item=788770 Canadians would be wise to follow closely what is happening in the Ukraine. Bravo to Zelenskyy refusing the dictators' ominous deal, and here's why: from Ukrainian journalist Nataliya (Article broken down to main takes) 🧵 Gumenyuk https://www.foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/putins-ukraine?s=ESPAZ005F3 ...Failure to recognize how Russia is using Ukrainian territory to undermine and destabilize the whole country \[makes\] a cease-fire more costly than war. Once \[control was established\]...The occupiers cut off Ukrainian Internet and cellular networks and replaced them with Russian ones; it is one of the fastest ways to prevent people...from contacting and getting information..Officials compiled lists of people..to be executed \[targeting those\] who have served in the military and members of their families, as well as civil servants, volunteers, activists, patriotic businesspeople, and local journalists. \[War crimes include\] systemic abduction/detention/torture: beating and electrocution.. The pattern suggests these are not a result of excesses by particular Russian units but rather Russian state policy. \[In Crimea\] Ukrainians who refused to take a Russian passport were denied medical aid &...authorities would not recognize their ownership of property Education became increasingly controlled...Members of minorities...targeted for obligatory military service...Banning Ukrainian currency (cutting people off from their savings)...Russian occupation practices are aimed at altering the demographic & societal fabric... paving the way for more land grabs in the future... not only by damaging the economy and blocking crucial supply chains but also by separating families, creating new social fractures, and continually destabilizing the rest of the country with the threat of new invasion. Allowing Russia to rule over a huge area that it has taken by force is... dangerous to global stability. Allowing Moscow to make its occupation permanent as the price for stopping the current fighting would simply make the war even more violent in the future. <p>Canadians would be wise to follow closely what is happening in the Ukraine. Bravo to Zelenskyy refusing the dictators&#39; ominous deal, and here&#39;s why: from Ukrainian journalist Nataliya (Article broken down to main takes) 🧵</p> <p>Gumenyuk <a href="https://www.foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/putins-ukraine?s=ESPAZ005F3">https://www.foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/putins-ukraine?s=ESPAZ005F3</a> ...Failure to recognize how Russia is using Ukrainian territory to undermine and destabilize the whole country [makes] a cease-fire more costly than war.</p> <p>Once [control was established]...The occupiers cut off Ukrainian Internet and cellular networks and replaced them with Russian ones; it is one of the fastest ways to prevent people...from contacting and getting information..Officials compiled lists of people..to be executed [targeting those] who have served in the military and members of their families, as well as civil servants, volunteers, activists, patriotic businesspeople, and local journalists. [War crimes include] systemic abduction/detention/torture: beating and electrocution..</p> <p>The pattern suggests these are not a result of excesses by particular Russian units but rather Russian state policy. [In Crimea] Ukrainians who refused to take a Russian passport were denied medical aid &amp;...authorities would not recognize their ownership of property</p> <p>Education became increasingly controlled...Members of minorities...targeted for obligatory military service...Banning Ukrainian currency (cutting people off from their savings)...Russian occupation practices are aimed at altering the demographic &amp; societal fabric...</p> <p>paving the way for more land grabs in the future... not only by damaging the economy and blocking crucial supply chains but also by separating families, creating new social fractures, and continually destabilizing the rest of the country with the threat of new invasion.</p> <p>Allowing Russia to rule over a huge area that it has taken by force is... dangerous to global stability. Allowing Moscow to make its occupation permanent as the price for stopping the current fighting would simply make the war even more violent in the future.</p> Sat, 15 Feb 2025 16:19:36 GMT https://blue.feedland.org/?item=788769 https://blue.feedland.org/?item=788769 Canadians would be wise to follow closely what is happening in the Ukraine. Bravo to Zelenskyy refusing the dictators' ominous deal, and here's why: from Ukrainian journalist Nataliya (Article broken down to main takes) 🧵 Gumenyuk https://www.foreignaffairs.com/ukraine/putins-ukraine?s=ESPAZ005F3 ...Failure to recognize how Russia is using Ukrainian territory to undermine and destabilize the whole country \[makes\] a cease-fire more costly than war. Once \[control was established\]...The occupiers cut off Ukrainian Internet and cellular networks and replaced them with Russian ones; it is one of the fastest ways to prevent people...from contacting and getting information..Officials compiled lists of people..to be executed \[targeting those\] who have served in the military and members of their families, as well as civil servants, volunteers, activists, patriotic businesspeople, and local journalists. \[War crimes include\] systemic abduction/detention/torture: beating and electrocution.. The pattern suggests these are not a result of excesses by particular Russian units but rather Russian state policy. \[In Crimea\] Ukrainians who refused to take a Russian passport were denied medical aid &...authorities would not recognize their ownership of property Education became increasingly controlled...Members of minorities...targeted for obligatory military service...Banning Ukrainian currency (cutting people off from their savings)...Russian occupation practices are aimed at altering the demographic & societal fabric... paving the way for more land grabs in the future... not only by damaging the economy and blocking crucial supply chains but also by separating families, creating new social fractures, and continually destabilizing the rest of the country with the threat of new invasion. Allowing Russia to rule over a huge area that it has taken by force is... dangerous to global stability. Allowing Moscow to make its occupation permanent as the price for stopping the current fighting would simply make the war even more violent in the future.