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Tag Archives: Ukraine
No2Nato challenge at TUC Congress
It wasn’t Russia that expanded to the borders of NATO but NATO that expanded to the borders of Russia.
British witness in the Donbas
The Workers Party caught up with Dean O’Brien about his trips to Donbas, and his contributions to the Workers Party pamphlet on the Special Military Operation.
Discussion Note – The Implications of the Prigozhin Manoeuvre
The Ukrainian counter-offensive cannot be said to have failed, simply to have been unspectacular against Russian defensive operations.
Discussion Note – Assessing the Ukrainian Counter-Offensive
The Ukrainian counter-offensive shifts as news every few hours. What we might write now could be reversed by tomorrow. What we do know is that it is hard fought on both sides.
No2NATO welcomes RMT leader’s Condemnation of Arms Supplies to Ukraine
British anti-war campaigners have welcomed a rail union leader’s condemnation of the “obscenity” of arming Ukraine to commit “war crimes.”
Moldova and raising the stakes
The following Discussion Note was first published by No2Nato 3 June via our Telegram channel. These notes are intended for use in fostering discussion and critical thinking and do notContinue reading “Moldova and raising the stakes”
Telegraph article gives voice to Nato fantasies of carving up Russia
Ukrainian Spectator journalist Svitlana Morenets writes that the Russian Federation could be ‘devoured’ by its constituent republics and regions if only ‘oppression’ would allow them to rise up in a wave of separatist independence movements.
No more war – Unite to fight
We will talk to and meet with any group who oppose war, who want a real democracy in Britain, who support free speech, and freedom of assembly and we will not apologise for that.
Zelensky spills the beans on Bakhmut
Ukrainian president, Volodymr Zelensky made a tremendous confession on the importance of Bakhmut as a potential turning point in the war.