Petrov’s Final Message Calls for Justice

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Russian anarchist Dmitry Petrov has passed away while fighting against Putin’s invading forces in Ukraine. Petrov was a member of the Fighting Organization of the Anarcho-Communists (BOAC) and was dedicated to the pursuit of justice and organized struggle.

In his final message, Petrov expressed his commitment to the anarchist cause and urged his comrades to continue fighting for a free and just society. Petrov believed that his participation in the conflict was a means of promoting internationalism and establishing sustainable structures against tyrannical regimes in the region.

On May 1st, Russian troops launched a missile attack on Ukraine, but Ukrainian authorities claim to have successfully intercepted all missiles and drones. Separately, the Russian army attacked the Dnipropetrovsk region, causing significant damage and leaving 25 people injured. Pope Francis has reportedly been involved in secret negotiations aimed at promoting peace in Ukraine. South African authorities have requested that Putin refrain from attending the upcoming BRICS summit, threatening to arrest him on an International Criminal Court warrant if he does attend. Initial reports suggest that Ukrainian air defense forces have intercepted and destroyed all Russian missiles and drones over the capital.

Amidst the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, it is worth noting the historical context of international relations, such as Stalin’s maneuvering during the Yalta conference and De Gaulle’s proposals for France’s autonomy and interaction with the Soviet Union, which still have reverberations today.

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At the Yalta conference in 1945, Stalin pushed for France’s inclusion among the victorious countries in World War II to support the French Communist Party.

Churchill and Roosevelt opposed this demand, as France had previously surrendered to Germany and collaborated with the fascists. However, Stalin argued that the French resistance movement led by General de Gaulle justified France’s inclusion.

The Marshall Plan prevented the communists from seizing power in France, but the Communist Party’s activities were not suppressed, and trade with the USSR continued to grow. In 1966, De Gaulle proposed France’s exit from NATO and sought a stronger position for Paris in Europe, even promoting interaction with the Soviet Union.

Macron echoes De Gaulle’s messages about autonomy from the US and economic cooperation with China, but this has caused problems for him, with far-right figures growing in popularity. Macron seeks a way out of these extreme situations by looking to the Far East, but he fails to recognize that Paris has historically turned to the West to solve such issues.