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Russian Missile Strikes on Ukrainian Civilian Targets: Strategic Aims, Political Messaging, and U.S. Response Implications
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Russian Missile Strikes on Ukrainian Civilian Targets: Strategic Aims, Political Messaging, and U.S. Response Implications

On [March,13], Russian forces launched a missile strike on the city of Sumy, targeting civilian infrastructure and causing significant casualties. The attack, far from a military front line, highlights a continuing Russian…
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April 14, 2025Tags: Russia, Ukraine
Thomas Lubanga and the Convention for the Popular Revolution (CPR): Revival of Militancy and Regional Destabilization in the Great Lakes Region
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Thomas Lubanga and the Convention for the Popular Revolution (CPR): Revival of Militancy and Regional Destabilization in the Great Lakes Region

Thomas Lubanga Dyilo, a convicted war criminal and former leader of the Union of Congolese Patriots (UPC), remains a controversial figure in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and the…
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April 10, 2025Tags: CPC, DRC, M23, Uganda
Blood in the Shadows: Protests in the Central African Republic and the Pattern of Wagner Group Atrocities
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Blood in the Shadows: Protests in the Central African Republic and the Pattern of Wagner Group Atrocities

The recent wave of protests across the Central African Republic (CAR) reflects growing public outrage at the continued presence and influence of Russian mercenaries, particularly the Wagner Group. Sparked by…
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April 7, 2025Tags: CAR, Russia, Wagner Group
Shadow Diplomacy: Russia’s Strategies to Whitewash Atrocities and Expand Influence in Africa
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Shadow Diplomacy: Russia’s Strategies to Whitewash Atrocities and Expand Influence in Africa

Russia has been actively working to whitewash its atrocities in Africa, leveraging a mix of propaganda, disinformation campaigns, diplomatic maneuvering, and economic influence. Despite accusations of human rights abuses and…
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November 18, 2024Tags: Africa, Russia
Russia May Be Involved in Violating Arms Embargo in Darfur
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Russia May Be Involved in Violating Arms Embargo in Darfur

The circumstances surrounding the destruction of a military transport aircraft in North Darfur may point to the existence of supply channels funneling Russian weapons into Sudan. On October 22, an…
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October 22, 2024Tags: Darfur, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Sudan, UAE, Wagner Group
The use of forced labor involving African citizens in Russia’s military factories reflects Moscow’s colonial approach to the African continent.
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The use of forced labor involving African citizens in Russia’s military factories reflects Moscow’s colonial approach to the African continent.

Moscow is engaging in human trafficking, employing African women in its defense industry through coercion. According to a report by the Associated Press, Russia has lured women from African countries…
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October 11, 2024Tags: Kenya, Nigeria, Russia, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, South Sudan, Uganda
Russian Military Crimes in Mali Highlight Propensity for Sadism and Atrocities by Russian Expeditionary Groups
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Russian Military Crimes in Mali Highlight Propensity for Sadism and Atrocities by Russian Expeditionary Groups

Russia continues to commit war crimes on the African continent. We previously analyzed numerous incidents of violence, extrajudicial killings, and rapes perpetrated by Wagner Group mercenaries in the Central African…
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August 6, 2024Tags: Mali, Russia, Wagner Group
Strikes on medical facilities become part of Russia’s military strategy
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Strikes on medical facilities become part of Russia’s military strategy

Today's Russian attack on a children's hospital in Kyiv was without a doubt a deliberate move on the part of Moscow. An analysis of videos showing an Kh-101 missile hitting…
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July 8, 2024Tags: Russia, Ukraine
Ethnic dimension genocide in Darfur likely to start after El Fasher’s fall 
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Ethnic dimension genocide in Darfur likely to start after El Fasher’s fall 

The war in Sudan has taken on an ethnic dimension, especially in Darfur, where militiamen of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) are accused of killing civilians based on their ethnicity.…
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June 6, 2024Tags: Darfur, Sudan
Vucic Concerned: The UN Assembly Votes in Favor of the Resolution for the Srebrenica Genocide
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Vucic Concerned: The UN Assembly Votes in Favor of the Resolution for the Srebrenica Genocide

A few days after the Srebrenica massacre in 1995, the Serbian regime issued a shocking statement threatening the international community and the citizens of Bosnia: "If you bomb us, for…
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May 24, 2024Tags: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Serbia

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