Siberians want to join China: "Why do we need your Moscow? We don't need your Russia."
"Moscow is 6,000 kilometers away from Siberia," the woman argues. "So why should people here care about what's happening in the capital?"
"We want to follow the Asian path of development, you know? China is more interesting to us. Why do we need your Slavophilism?" she says, summing up the results of Putin's geopolitical course over the past four years.
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New research has shed new light on the vital role Polish personnel played in Allied codebreaking, uncovering more names behind Britain's wartime codebreaking effort.
We've identified 27 Polish codebreakers and signals intelligence workers who supported Bletchley Park during World War Two, with more names expected to follow.
The research was prompted by the story of Ferdynand Vanke, known as Fred, a 103 year-old former Polish radio operator who served at Boxmoor, a Polish SIGINT station near Hemel Hempstead which supported Bletchley Park.
Photo 1: Ferdynand โFredโ Stanislaw Vanke in 1943
Photo 2: Ferdynand โFredโ Stanislaw Vanke in 2024
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