Topic: Opinion
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The country is ready for changes.
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The phantom pain of Belarus.
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The coming changes will determine the fate of several generations.
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The Belarusian dictator is at Pushilin's level.
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Some important information leaked from the Russians into the hands of the special services of Ukraine.
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We're still here.
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Kashpirovsky returned for some reason, but by chance.
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The Russian politician thinks he has a monopoly on the truth.
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A sense of déjà vu.
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There will be an investigation.
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In memory of a Charter reader.
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Putin's speeches finally took the form of reports of the Secretary General at the Plenum of the Central Committee.
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The danger came out of the blue.
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Belarusian mums and dads took their children out so that they wouldn't become orphans.
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Time plays in favor of Ukraine.
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Are they running out of soldiers?
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No more curtsies or minuets.
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Washington continues to talk about the “danger of escalation”.
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Every alley is a dead end.
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We rejoice, but we do not forgive.
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An exploision is about to happen.
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Putin has found himself in a trap.
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Lukashenka no longer remembers what happened yesterday.
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What awaits Putin's regime.
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On the main goal of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Kursk region of the Russian Federation.
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Belarusians have decided to get rid of Lukashenka.
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Even isolated political prisoners are sometimes seen in the colonies, and only Statkevich has not been seen for a year and a half.
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This crisis appeared out of nowhere.
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Israel will not be oversensitive.
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Its “role” in reality is really quite humble.
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Multi-layered exchange.
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There are no more invulnerable ones.
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The West has leverage over the Belarusian regime.
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If not to Oxford, then to Pyongyang.
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A political scientist spoke about a “special ritual”.
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What is the West doing?
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You need to speak to the Russian dictator in his language.
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The horizontal - never.
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A few thoughts on the pyramid of death, which is being erected in Russia at a shock construction pace.
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It’s a crucial stage in the battle for the Black Sea.
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The Crimea has become a real graveyard of foreign ships.
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Everyone remembered Ales Pushkin, but no one remembered Lukashenka.
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Then Lukashenka will make concessions.
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Abomination on display.
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The dictator faces an unenviable fate.
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Another distinguished American has arrived in Russia.
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Russia's presidency of the UN Security Council is contrary to common sense.
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The law-enforcers apparently feel easier and more comfortable without them.
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Belarusian diplomats working abroad are in a panic.
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A serious sign of discontent.