I agree.

In Berlin in the Russian zone a massive % of women were raped by Russian troops many multiple times and the suicide rate rose hugely

The French have their own elections? Devolution has really gone too far.

Champions!

Some very initial thoughts on lessons learned so far from Ukraine. 1. You can’t divorce a military and its campaign opening from the political context it existed in pre war. Analysis has to include this aspect, it’s not a nice-to-have. This means multidisciplinary approach…

Useful analysis

A great woman an honest politician

I really hope she sinks.

List of new military weapons being sent from 🇺🇸 to #Ukraine h/t ⁦Eleanor Montague⁩

Great letter

On this day in the year 73, the Jewish mountaintop fortress of Masada falls to the Roman army after a protracted siege. More than 900 of the defenders take their own lives rather than surrender to the emperor's legion.

It may not be headline news in the racing papers but Dr.Adrian McGoldrick & his medical team quite literally saved the life of a man in attendance at Cork Racecourse today We are fortunate in racing to have the services of the likes of Adrian and others on a day to day basis 👏🏼

A great actor , that ensemble cast and the writers created a masterpiece

Indeed. Post May elections Boris will be ditched

Few could read and write

Fabulous

RU & UKR account for a 25% of global wheat exports, with several MENA & SAHEL countries importing 75% or more of their wheat from RU/UKR. The war has pushed grain prices higher & halted shipping from the Black Sea, via which 90% of Ukraine’s grains are exported. Famine beckons.

Increasing protection requirements made Ajax too heavy, increasing protection requirements drove Boxer weights beyond A400M practical carry, and yet heavy MBT in Ukraine are being opened like tin cans by modern weapons. When does mobility and deployability make a return?