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  RT @PLottaz (Pascal Lottaz): Europe has lost all and any sympathies of Russians for generations and this will alter the course of European history even more than the war in Ukraine. The way in which the EU elites have managed to shock the Russian population is poorly understood in the West but of monumental importance. Kyoto University Symposium 2026: "Geopolitics in the Time of Monsters" Presentation 8: Alexander Mercouris Alexander Mercouris examines the decline of Europe’s central role in world politics and the dangers of competition among great powers. He argues that China’s rise, Western economic insecurity and Russia’s changing identity are transforming the international system. Drawing on history and visits to Russia, he discusses neutrality, diplomacy and the responsibility to preserve peace. Audience questions challenge his interpretation of European identity, explore American strategy towards Russia and China, and assess sanctions, military doctrine and the idea of civilizational states. Alexander's Links: Alexander Mercouris on YouTube: https://t.co/UNhlib3iNF The Duran on YouTube: https://t.co/gFmND0mFH4 Neutrality Studies Links: Neutrality Studies Substack: https://t.co/3MuETrEv2a Support Neutrality Studies: https://t.co/kJA5W8a17z Neutrality Studies shop: https://t.co/J4OdoHXu91 Time Stamps 00:00 War, peace and the role of neutral states 04:39 Europe and the great-power system 11:27 Russia’s European identity 16:54 China’s rise and Western decline 21:01 The 2008 crisis and pressure on Russia 26:50 Russia’s turn away from Europe 35:21 Discussion: military doctrine and great-power politics 56:46 Sanctions and the civilizational state #Geopolitics #Russia #Europe #NATO #Neutrality

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  16:40

  Ole L Christensen (@OleLChristensen)

  RT @srijanpalsingh (Srijan Pal Singh): A Russian drone reportedly tried to help a wounded Ukrainian soldier on the battlefield by dropping medical supplies, water and a communication radio. However, the soldier appeared convinced that the drone was there to attack him. When the drone first dropped a medical first-aid kit, the soldier mistook it for an explosive and quickly moved away. The same happened when it returned with a bottle of water. Only on its third attempt, when the drone dropped a walkie-talkie, did the soldier pick up the package. The soldier’s eventual fate remains unknown. The unusual incident highlights how drones, often associated with deadly attacks in this war, can also be used for humanitarian purposes on the battlefield. #russia #ukraine #drone #drones #DroneStrike