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French deputies propose the seizure of Russian central bank assets

A resolution proposal to use frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine's war effort and reconstruction has been submitted to the French National Assembly, spearheaded by deputies Julien Bayou, Benjamin Haddad, and Maud Gatel.Nearly €200 billion out of the €300 billion in frozen assets of the Russian central bank are immobilized within the European Union.These frozen assets represent a significant financial resource that should be leveraged for both Ukraine's defense and its reconstruction.The use of these frozen Russian assets for Ukraine is driven by pragmatism as well as by international justice and responsibility.It is the Russians, responsible for this war of aggression, who should bear its consequences and cover its

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Russia unleashes biggest air attack on Ukraine since the start of full-scale invasion

On the night and early morning of January 2, 2024, the Russian Federation conducted another massive missile attack on Ukrainian cities targeting civilian infrastructure.This time Kyiv and Kharkiv regions were hit the most. The Air Force of Ukraine in cooperation with the Defense Forces have repelled the biggest combined air attack with the use of hypersonic missiles in history, destroying 10 out of 10 Kh-47M2 Kinzhal aeroballistic missiles, 59 out of 70 Kh-101/Kh-555/Kh-55 cruise missiles, 3 out of 3 Kalibr cruise missiles and 35 drones.In Kyiv, a number of destructions were reported, including dramatic hits to residential buildings in Solomiansky district. Some areas of the capital lacked electricity and water supply. In the morning continued shelling residential areas of Khark...

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According to the latest investigation by the Washington Post, Russia is intensifying its efforts to undermine European support for Ukraine.

On December 30, 2023, the Washington Post published an investigation exposing Russian interference in French public and political life.The revelations are both shocking and alarming, highlighting Russia’s targeted efforts to destabilize France, which Kremlin documents describe as “vulnerable to political unrest and receptive to lobbying directed at political leaders.”The Washington Post reports that Sergei Kiriyenko, deputy chief of staff to Vladimir Putin, explicitly tasked Kremlin political strategists with “fostering political discord in France,” “undermining France’s support for Kyiv,” and “weakening NATO’s resolve” through social media, political figures, opinion leaders, and activists.For example, Kremlin strategists deployed troll farms to spread messages portraying s...

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