La Pologne a annoncé samedi sa décision d'interdire l'importation de céréales et d'autres produits agricoles en provence de l'Ukraine voisine.
 
Le chef du parti au pouvoir, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, a expliqué que son pays continuait à soutenir l'Ukraine face à l'agression russe mais qu'il s'agissait de protéger ses propres agriculteurs mis en difficulté par la chute des prix agricoles.
 
En raison des problèmes d'exportation liés à la guerre, des tonnes de céréales ukrainiennes ont envahi les marchés des pays frontaliers.
 
Des stocks de céréales s'entassent notamment en Pologne sucitant la colère des agriculteurs locaux. Le ministre de l'Agriculture a récemment été poussé à la démission.
 
Le mois dernier, la Pologne et quatre autres Etats d'Europe centrale ont demandé l'aide de l'Union européenne pour trouver une solution au problème provoqué par les prix bas des céréales ukrainiennes.

1/ Female Russian soldiers are reportedly being subjected to sexual abuse and violence by male soldiers, and being pressured into becoming the "field wives" of officers, according to an account published by Radio Free Europe (RFE).  

1/ Female Russian soldiers are reportedly being subjected to sexual abuse and violence by male soldiers, and being pressured into becoming the "field wives" of officers, according to an account published by Radio Free Europe (RFE).  

1/ Female Russian soldiers are reportedly being subjected to sexual abuse and violence by male soldiers, and being pressured into becoming the "field wives" of officers, according to an account published by Radio Free Europe (RFE).  

"The seizure of Crimea was a harmful violation of international agreements because the Budapest Memorandum on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons and the fundamental agreements in which Russia participated at the time are more important", -  Navalny said.
 
The oppositionist reminded his words that "Crimea is not a sandwich" and it cannot be returned just like that.
 
"I believe that strategically, what has been done with Crimea, not to mention Ukraine, will do great harm to Russia. But the problem of Crimea cannot be solved quickly. Can't be solved with a sandwich. It cannot be simply returned”, - stated politician.

In the absence of politics, in the absence of any public conversation, little remained to form political alliances around. Putin was trafficking in nostalgia for the Soviet empire. The only alternative seemed to be broadly ethno-nationalist ideas, which also addressed a sense of humiliation—and these were emerging both on what could be roughly described as the left and vaguely designated as the right. Activists who didn’t share ethno-nationalist ideas believed that they had to form alliances with Russia’s emerging nationalist movements. The chess champion Garry Kasparov, for example, who quit the sport in 2005 to launch a political career, created a joint movement with the National-Bolshevik Party. At the time, he told me that only a united front could overthrow the Putin regime, and only after that should pro-Western liberal democrats like him hash out their differences with the ethno-nationalists. Albats recalled that it was in this context that she told Navalny that he should attend the Russian March. They went together. “I wore a giant Star of David that I made sure could be seen from a distance,” she told me. “He took a lot of shit for walking with a kike.” Their efforts to engage people in conversation failed, and after three years they gave up.

Le ministre chinois de la Défense salue des liens «forts» avec Moscou lors d'une rencontre avec Poutine.
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Lors de cette rencontre, à laquelle participait également le ministre russe de la Défense Sergueï Choïgou, Vladimir Poutine a salué la coopération militaire entre les deux pays. «Nous travaillons activement par l'intermédiaire des départements militaires, échangeons régulièrement des informations utiles, coopérons dans le domaine de la coopération militaro-technique et menons des exercices conjoints», a déclaré Vladimir Poutine.

1/ Female Russian soldiers are reportedly being subjected to sexual abuse and violence by male soldiers, and being pressured into becoming the "field wives" of officers, according to an account published by Radio Free Europe (RFE).