Putin could attack Baltics and Moldova next, says Belgian army chief (www.politico.eu)
After Ukraine, the Kremlin’s next targets could be Moldova and the Baltic countries, Belgian army chief Michel Hofman has warned....
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After Ukraine, the Kremlin’s next targets could be Moldova and the Baltic countries, Belgian army chief Michel Hofman has warned....
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But this won’t compare to Europe which trolls itself by buying russian gas and oil still, and burning more of coal than ever.
What bad news? Why? Hasn’t UA been winning all along, for 1.5 years?
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