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“Was Russia’s ‘rape’ of Ukraine inevitable?” By Slavoj Žižek – TheoryReader

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As published on ‘Spectator World’, February 24, 2022 | 8:11 am Putin has used sexually violent language to refer to Ukraine for some time. In a press conference earlier this month, Vladimir Putin noted that the Ukrainian government does not like the Minsk agreement and then added: “Like it or not, it’s your duty, my…
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