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Alan Cullison
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Alan Cullison
@AlanCullison
Staff Writer for The Wall Street Journal, covering national security from Washington, DC. email: [email protected]
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Riddle Russia — Political Analogies and Wartime Russia ridl.io/political-anal…
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A Russian deal-maker who has made furtive advances to Trump in the past reappears at Ukraine peace talks in Riyadh.
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This is how we arrive at secret police and gulags and killing fields.
Mike Figueredo@HumanistReport
Fuck his family too.
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Be wary of the credulous takes about a new Middle East being forged through war.
Robert Mackey@RobertMackey
Here is Netanyahu *22 years ago* arguing that a US invasion of Iraq "will have, I guarantee you, enormous positive reverberations on the region."
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None of the original reporting in the Dossier has been verified. Even the DOJ Inspector General concluded the few parts of the Steele reports that were true came from “information that was publicly available.”
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@FrancisXRocca @WSJ Sorry to see you go, Francis, you’ve been a natural resource.
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Grateful to @WSJ for nine exciting years covering the Vatican and global religion. Now the beat has been discontinued and it’s on to the next adventure. Watch this space!
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The death of Alexei Navalny crowns a long-running campaign against Kremlin critics so that Russians see no alternative to Putin wsj.com/world/russia/n… via @WSJ
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Vladimir Putin is dead, and Tucker Carlson interviewed his body double. How conspiracy theories work these days: wsj.com/world/russia/p… via @WSJ
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We are clear in the piece that there is no justification for Hamas's heinous rampage on 10/7.
But our analysis suggests Biden was wrong to question the MoH figures, which are credible and provide crucial insight into the deeply troubling consequences of Israel's response. /Fin
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The threat to the personal safety of Jews in the west of Europe, a recipient of mass migration, is starkly different to that in the east: Jews in the latter live safely while in parts of the west they are advised by authorities to conceal their identity
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Prigozhin’s background helped him rise in Putin’s Russia. His downfall was swift. Obituary with @AlanCullison: wsj.com/articles/yevge…
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As melting ice opens up the Arctic, U.S. military officers want more assets to counter Russia and its partnership with China. Story w/ @AlanCullison and photos by @AngelaXOwens wsj.com/articles/ameri…
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Recriminations and finger-pointing could create a power vacuum in the Kremlin following the Wagner paramilitary group’s revolt, Russia experts say wsj.com/articles/after… via @WSJ
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The coup was an elaborate plot to evoke the worst punditry.
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American Communists from the 1930s might have a word of advice
Newsweek@Newsweek
Russia May Build a Village for American Conservatives newsweek.com/russia-may-bui…
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OK, ISW is becoming a major problem in the media ecosystem. This assessment is just a hunch from their mapping team (one that I disagree with), and yet their role in providing maps will see this (bad) opinion laundered as fact by many journalists who print what they say verbatim.
Institute for the Study of War@TheStudyofWar
NEW: #Russia accused #Ukraine of conducting a drone strike against the #Kremlin on May 3. Russia likely staged this attack in an attempt to bring the war home to a Russian domestic audience & set conditions for a wider societal mobilization.🧵1/7 Latest: isw.pub/UkrWar050323
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@Chris_D_Steele Believers in Sasquatch and reptilian alien rulers should not be ridiculed - they should be celebrated along with the rich fauna of God’s creation.
Christopher Steele@Chris_D_Steele
The US media’s repeated references to the Trump-Russia ‘Dossier’ as ‘discredited’ are sloppy journalism. Despite a blow torch of politically-motivated criticism, the main tenets of it, including on collusion, have held up well. And few, if any, of the details have been disproven.
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The US media’s repeated references to the Trump-Russia ‘Dossier’ as ‘discredited’ are sloppy journalism. Despite a blow torch of politically-motivated criticism, the main tenets of it, including on collusion, have held up well. And few, if any, of the details have been disproven.
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