1st-May-Statement to the Trade Union of the Lugansk People´s Republic

Our Strength is Unity!

Responsible Author: Andreas Wisuschil | Munich, 04/05/2020, 19:05 Time

USPA NEWS - Hello: My name is Andreas Wisuschil!

I am from Munich in Germany. I congratulate all citizens of Lugansk People`s Republic with the Day of International Solidarity of Workers!

The 1st of May is a symbol of internationalism, a symbol of solidarity and unity of working people of the whole world. It is our holiday!

Our strength lies in unity and solidarity. I congratulate the Trade Unions Federation of Lugansk People`s Republic and all workers of the Republic with this great day!

Lugansk People's Republic has a lot of achievements and a huge potential to develop. I express my solidarity with the heroic citizens of Donbass.

I send my best wishes to you. I wish you strengthening of the trade union movement for the well-being of working people.

Best wishes in the Day of International Solidarity of Workers, the festival of Spring and Labor!

Wish you peace and prosperity!

With Solidarity

Yours Comrade Andreas

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Legality versus Pragmatism: Or Pandora’s Box of Turkish Parliament

A Comment by Femi Mimiko

Responsible Author: Wisuschil - Media & Law | Moscow/Munich, 01/04/2020, 18:39 Time

Wisuschil - Media & Law - The bill approved by Turkish parliament which allows for deployment of its troops to Libya to support the Government of National Accord (GNA) headed by Fayez al-Serraj’ will hardly become a comprehensive solution that can bring a dramatical change to the current alignment of forces in the Libyan civil conflict. The main political opponent of Serraj, the head of the Libyan National Army (LNA) Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar, controls about 80% of the territory of Libya, and this situation is unlikely to change in the foreseeable future. Naturally a possible deployment of Turkish troops, if it occurs, would be aimed at protecting Tripoli from a possible fall under the onset of the Haftar’s forces that conducts anti-terrorist operation – development that was still not very likely even without it. LNA began the offensive on Tripoli on April last year, but so far managed to achieve limited progress. The obvious reason for this is the lack of human resources, experienced by the LNA. That means that there it has enough manpower to maintain the status quo, but clearly not enough to finally solve the situation in its favor.

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