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zeksondeore
Жекс :
знају они то добро
2026-10-30 14:58:10
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user8422634594816
neko nekad :
znaju to oni,nego se prave ludi
2026-10-30 17:19:34
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lemson927
lemson :
Bog je veliki, Bog sve vidi
2026-10-30 17:05:44
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user8175887760629
Hahaha :
Ma zabole njih za nadstresnicu gledaju samo kako da se docepaju neke donacije ili fotelje.
2026-10-30 17:26:45
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zoca751
Zoca75 :
ZNAJU TO ONI JAKO DOBRO
2026-10-30 22:40:36
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user746524972
Dandane :
znaju, ne moze da ne znaju
2026-10-30 17:58:40
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ljiljanapatijarev
ljiljanapatijarev :
I DALJE LAZETE GDE JE OPTUZNICA KO JE TO I KAD JE PODIGNUTA
2026-10-30 17:12:54
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makica1985
makica1985 :
Sve oni znaju
2026-10-30 23:13:31
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user8281980099518
bane :
sta ako padne zgrada u beogradu na vodi..hoce li studenti bit krivi
2026-10-30 19:05:29
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Russia doesn't have to fire a missile to disrupt everyday life in Europe. I visited the Polish border with Kaliningrad, one of Russia's most heavily militarized territories, to explore a question: Do Europeans understand how Russia can threaten their security without launching an attack? Electronic interference linked to Kaliningrad has disrupted satellite navigation, affecting civilian aviation, shipping, and everyday services. This is where hybrid warfare becomes important. A few things worth adding: Russia's information operations are not simply about presenting a different political opinion. Russian media operate under severe state restrictions, and independent reporting on the war can carry serious criminal penalties. NATO is not ignoring hybrid threats. It already coordinates intelligence sharing, resilience measures, and responses with its members. The EU and national governments also have important responsibilities. The bigger question is about public understanding. When people experience disruptions but cannot see or understand the institutional response, could that create a gap between recognizing a threat and trusting that it is being addressed? Collective security isn't always a military response. And democratic communication isn't about convincing people their governments are right. It's about explaining risks, decisions, and responsibilities so citizens can judge for themselves. That's the connection between Kaliningrad, hybrid warfare, and NATO's credibility. #Kaliningrad #NATO #HybridWarfare #EuropeanSecurity #Russia
Russia doesn't have to fire a missile to disrupt everyday life in Europe. I visited the Polish border with Kaliningrad, one of Russia's most heavily militarized territories, to explore a question: Do Europeans understand how Russia can threaten their security without launching an attack? Electronic interference linked to Kaliningrad has disrupted satellite navigation, affecting civilian aviation, shipping, and everyday services. This is where hybrid warfare becomes important. A few things worth adding: Russia's information operations are not simply about presenting a different political opinion. Russian media operate under severe state restrictions, and independent reporting on the war can carry serious criminal penalties. NATO is not ignoring hybrid threats. It already coordinates intelligence sharing, resilience measures, and responses with its members. The EU and national governments also have important responsibilities. The bigger question is about public understanding. When people experience disruptions but cannot see or understand the institutional response, could that create a gap between recognizing a threat and trusting that it is being addressed? Collective security isn't always a military response. And democratic communication isn't about convincing people their governments are right. It's about explaining risks, decisions, and responsibilities so citizens can judge for themselves. That's the connection between Kaliningrad, hybrid warfare, and NATO's credibility. #Kaliningrad #NATO #HybridWarfare #EuropeanSecurity #Russia

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