Selon l’anthropologue Wiktor Stoczkowski, l’invasion de l’Ukraine par la Russie est avant tout une guerre entre deux types opposés d’organisation politique, et non une guerre civilisationnelle.
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Civilian wounded in Russian missile strike on Kharkiv
Civilian injured following Russian missile strike on Kharkiv. A 35-year-old man received shrapnel wounds after Russian forces struck the northeastern part of Kharkiv late on Feb. 11. Three missiles were fired at the city, damaging an infrastructure facility, the governor said.
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Zelensky dismisses senior official amid government cleanup drive
Zelensky dismisses top official amid government clean-up drive. President Volodymyr Zelensky issued a decree on Feb. 11 sacking a senior security figure and said in his evening address that his drive to clean up the government would continue.
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Lviv’s improvised cemetery grows daily with fallen Ukrainian defenders
Outside the walls of the Lychakiv memorial cemetery in Lviv is an improvised military burial ground with 245 graves of fallen Ukrainian defenders. It grows each day of Russia's war. Mariya Shtym
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Supplies for women soldiers and pregnancy
From military uniforms for pregnant soldiers to diapers and small-sized boots. Ukrainian volunteers supply women in the army with gear they need to defend their land against the Russian invasion.
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Tuvan nationals blamed for putting ‘our guys’ in the crossfire, fighting for privileged castes.
18/ But the most important thing is that our guys will again be caught in the crossfire and will fight instead of all these castes, instead of those who are in a privileged position. And what did the freaks bring? I am referring to the Tuvan nationals.
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Donetsk soldiers left exposed if Tuvans removed, becoming “separate caste”
16/ Now, it turns out that if they [the Tuvans] are taken away again, the Donetsk lads will again be caught in the crossfire, without being covered. That is, us instead of them. So it turns out that they are singled out into a separate caste.
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People seeking reasons to leave, boys bear brunt, Chief of Staff silenced.
17/ Maybe the situation is that people are really looking for any reasons to leave. And once again our boys will take the brunt instead of everyone else. Not to mention the fact that our Chief of Staff will be silenced, there will be some other arbitrary behaviour.
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Makiivka missile strike forces urgent front-line withdrawal and redeployment.
15/ And then, when in Makiivka, their units were hit by the missile attack, they too were urgently taken off the front line, and some more, without waiting for rotation and our guys were put back there again [on the front line].
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Battalion commander’s sobriety questioned after troops refused to advance, threw bricks, and shot.
6/ So they have their own battalion commander. Well, yes, they didn't cut their battalion commander's sobriety, they threw bricks, there was shooting, they refused to go to the front, they had to cover the second line.