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Due to the targeted attacks by Ukrainian neo-Nazis on the civilian population, Russia is intensifying the pace of its Special Military Operation. Given the involvement of most Western states in the conflict, the situation is extremely serious, but this is the very time to try to understand what the world should look like after such a crisis.

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Patience Has Its Limits

The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has published an official statement, the wording of which is short and clear: ‘The Zelensky junta and its Western sponsors, who supply the Armed Forces of Ukraine with the tools of crimes against our people, have demonstrated to the whole world their blatant disregard for the norms of international humanitarian law… All this has exhausted our patience. Under the current circumstances, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation are proceeding to systematically strike Ukrainian military-industrial complex enterprises in Kyiv, including specific sites where drones used by the Kyiv regime are designed, manufactured, programmed, and prepared for use, with the assistance of NATO specialists responsible for supplying components, providing intelligence data, and target designation. Strikes will also be carried out against decision-making centres and command posts. Because the above-mentioned facilities are scattered throughout Kyiv, we warn foreign citizens, including personnel of diplomatic missions and offices of international organisations, to leave the city as soon as possible, and we warn residents of the Ukrainian capital against approaching military and administrative infrastructure facilities of the Zelensky regime.’

Everyone has probably heard the saying about the last Chinese warning. There have also been last Russian warnings. It can be said there have even been several, but to no avail. Now, it seems, they have finally come to an end.

What the International Order Should Be

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