It’s particularly interesting now after looking into some of the people on Geopolitica’s board, which at first glance appears to be an innocuous Italian language scientific journal.
Almost every single one of them have written positively about Russia’s ambitions and/or disparaged the West intervening in Ukraine and to top it off, there appears to be a disproportionate amount of Russians on the board. In fact, it looks like there’s are even more Russians than there are Italians.
On the board of Dugin’s Eurasian movement, you see the same thing. You would also expect the leaders of a Russian nationalist movement to be from formerly Soviet states, but instead there’s surprising diversity. There’s a Japanese leader, a few Serbs, a Turk, Frenchmen, Swedes, Kazakhstanis and of course, Mr. Graziani, who is apparently an Italian.
Just breaking:
A heavy fight going on near Oleksandrivsk, in Lugansk. A National guard unit is surrounded by rebels.
In addition, there was HUGE explosion in Lugansk at the National Guard base, during a fight when a rebel RPG hit an Ammunition storage building. Rebels now claim to have complete control of the base. Reports are of numerous casualties.
Important to note that Kiev has stopped releasing casualty figures, unless the incident and deaths are impossible not to acknowledge, like the widely distributed video of the helicopter crash.