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06.02.26 - 16:27
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Ukraine Claims Putin Is Transferring Occupied Farmland Into State Hands (ZeroHedge)
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Ukraine Claims Putin Is Transferring Occupied Farmland Into State Hands
Via Remix News,
Russia has begun transferring privately owned farmland in the occupied Luhansk region to Russian state hands, the Ukrainian National Resistance Center claims, according to an article by UNN, cited by Portfolio.
According to Ukrainians, the Russian authorities are now, within the framework of a complicated legal process, first officially classifying the Luhansk farmland as “abandoned” and then transferring it to the Russian state.
Russian occupiers are simply stealing the property of Ukrainian people who have fled the war, according to Ukraine.
“They are working to permanently dispossess people fleeing war, and the forced displacement is essentially a form of land grabbing disguised as legal," the report said.
Ukraine has long been one of Europe's strongest agricultural economies, but much of the fighting is taking place on land where the country's agricultural activities took place.
Donetsk O...
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06.02.26 - 16:09
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EU bringt 20. Paket mit Russland-Sanktionen auf den Weg (DPA-AFX)
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BRÜSSEL (dpa-AFX) - Russland muss zum vierten Jahrestag seiner großangelegten Invasion in die Ukraine mit umfangreichen neuen EU-Sanktionen rechnen. Ein von der Europäischen Kommission in Brüssel präsentiertes Paket sieht scharfe Maßnahmen vor, um Russlands ......
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06.02.26 - 12:39
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Kreml bezeichnet Gespräche in Abu Dhabi als ′konstruktiv′ (DPA-AFX)
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MOSKAU (dpa-AFX) - Moskau hat die Ukraine-Gespräche unter US-Vermittlung in Abu Dhabi positiv bewertet. "Zwei Tage lang wurde konstruktive und zugleich sehr komplexe Arbeit geleistet", sagte Kremlsprecher Dmitri Peskow russischen Nachrichtenagenturen ......
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06.02.26 - 10:06
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Stocks fall, Xi-Trump-Putin calls, Japan election (SCMP)
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Hong Kong and Chinese stocks had their worst week in almost three months, as risk appetite crumbles worldwide.
The Hang Seng Index fell 3.3 per cent in Hong Kong and the CSI300 Index lost 1.3 per cent, as both gauges suffered their biggest weekly declines since November. Technology stocks were the biggest fallers in Hong Kong, including chipmaker SMIC, and internet companies Kuaishou, Baidu and Tencent.
The sell-off was part of a global rout, with bitcoin slumping to a 15-month low, gold and......
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