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Russia’s Shadow War Surges Southward

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By Alison Mutler Verified
| Cepa
Russia’s shadow war against NATO allies has moved southwards, with three drone breaches of Romanian airspace in as many days, and a surge of other incursions in recent weeks. Together with another attack on Poland, where a Russian cruise missile struck 100 km (62 miles) from the country’s eastern border on July 30, the incidents suggest that the Kremlin is once again turning up the dial to menace alliance members in the east.
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Puteai ajunge la închisoare dacă îl cântai. Acum, românii își sărbătoresc imnul național

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By Alison Mutler Verified
| Universul.net Verified
Sursa: Inquam Photos / Octav Ganea Fredonarea cântecelor patriotice era pedepsită cu închisoarea după ce comuniștii au preluat controlul asupra României la sfârșitul celui de-al Doilea Război Mondial. Entuziastul „Deșteaptă-te, Române!”, compus pentru a crea unitate națională în timpul Revoluției Române din 1848, a fost interzis și îngropat timp de decenii, până la următoarea revoluție din decembrie 1989. Dar nu a putut fi niciodată șters complet din memoria națională.
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You could be sent to prison for singing it. Now Romanians celebrate their national anthem

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Sursa: Inquam Photos / Octav Ganea Humming patriotic songs was punishable by prison after the communists took over Romania at the end of World War II. The rousing “Desteapta-te, Romane” or ‘Wake up Romanian!’, composed to create national unity during the 1848 Romanian Revolution was banned and buried for decades until the next revolution in December 1989. But it could never be erased from the national memory.
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