Karl Arnerdal

Maduro's arrest gives US-backed opposition new momentum for Venezuela. "Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro has been arrested over the weekend following a military uprising. The US has attacked Venezuela's leadership in response to the country's new political crisis. Maduro's arrest is seen as a shot across the bow for the American opposition, say experts. The US opposition has long demanded that Venezuela hand over power to the opposition assembly. President Trump has condemned Venezuela's socialist regime and said Maduro must step down. With this attack by the United States, the opposition can send out a message that now they are in the right place to take control of power in Venezuela." See article on SVT News.

"Ukrainian refugees who inspired Russia's new war policy have a history of courage and struggle." Ivanias Ukrainian refugee who gave rise to Russia's new war policy has a history of courage and struggle. A quarter after midnight on March 31, 2022, Oleksandra Matios fled Crimea to join the Russian occupiers. She was one of the few Ukrainian women who chose to stay in Russia during the Russian attack on Ukraine and later attempted to join Russian authorities. However, on April 4, she shot at a Russian policeman, and she is now accused of being responsible for a terrorist attack against civilian targets. Oleksandra Matios fled from Crimea to Rostov-on-Don, where she joined the Russian authorities in an attempt to escape the Ukrainian military occupation. However, she had another plan. She applied for police permission and sought a job as a coordinator for the Russian authorities. But it was on March 31, 2022, when the incident occurred when she met the policeman on the street, she chose to sell herself to increase her chance of getting the job and being accused of a terrorist attack against civilian targets. Oleksandra Matios said that she had no other option. See article on SVT News.