J’ai redit ce soir au Président Zelensky notre détermination à nous tenir aux côtés de l’Ukraine et du peuple ukrainien.
Alors que la Russie fait le choix d’escalader parce qu’elle est enlisée sur le front, il est capital que nous donnions collectivement à l’Ukraine tous les moyens nécessaires pour se défendre et pour protéger sa population civile et ses infrastructures.
J’ai également redit notre détermination à continuer de soutenir l’Ukraine dans la recherche d’une paix solide et durable. La France continuera de prendre ses responsabilités.
— @EmmanuelMacron Oct 15, 2026
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A very substantive meeting with President of France @EmmanuelMacron. We appreciate that France is helping as much as possible to find ways to respond to Russian escalation.
During our meeting, Russia launched yet another vile drone strike on Ukrainian energy infrastructure in Lutsk. There are power outages in the city. Unfortunately, this kind of blatant and vile Russian terror has been taking place almost constantly these days. Russia has demonstratively disregarded the American President’s proposal for an energy ceasefire. And now it is taking advantage of problems with Starlink operations to cause maximum destruction to everything that sustains everyday life.
Emmanuel and I discussed various ways to counter this. In particular, new packages to strengthen our combat aviation will be provided this month. We are also accelerating work on European anti-ballistic defense – FREYJA needs to become operational by the end of the year. I am grateful to Emmanuel – all the weaponry production licenses France promised Ukraine have already been obtained. It is important to implement this promptly at the team level. Thank you, France!
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— @ZelenskyyUa Oct 15, 2026
Ukraine runs out of US Patriot missile interceptors as Russia pummels cities: report trib.al/pFaExAs
— @nypost Oct 15, 2026
Mustafa Kemal Paşa, 1921 yılında Azerbaycan Başkanı Nerimanov’a bir mektup göndererek yine borç para talebinde bulundu. Nerimanov, Atatürk’e yazdığı cevap mektubunda “Paşam, Türk milletinde bir anane vardır; kardeş kardeşe borç vermez, kardeş, her durumda kardeşinin elinden tutar. Biz kardeşiz, her zaman elinizden tutacağız. Bugün yaptığımız bir kardeşin yaptığından başka bir şey değildir”yazdı
Azerbaycan’ın 1921’de, Atatürk’ün yardım isteğine “500kg altın ve 10 milyon altın ruble”yi hemen karşılıksız gönderdi🇹🇷🇦🇿
— @ElyarMakuyi Oct 15, 2026
Putin vows revenge after Zelensky resumes attacks on refineries following fury over Trump’s ‘betrayal’ – as Ukraine ‘runs out of Patriot interceptors’ trib.al/4ZfeA4B
— @DailyMail Oct 15, 2026
“Ánton era judío y dueño de una de las panaderías más famosas de Alemania. Cuando le preguntaban cómo había sobrevivido al Holocausto, solía contar esta historia:
– Cuando era adolescente, los nazis nos subieron a un tren rumbo a Auschwitz. Días enteros sin comida, sin agua, sin abrigo. Nevaba. El frío era brutal. La muerte estaba en cada rincón del vagón. Junto a mí, un anciano temblaba sin parar. Yo también me estaba congelando, pero usé mis manos para frotar las suyas, su cara, sus piernas. Lo abracé toda la noche, le hablé, le pedí que no se rindiera. Cuando salió el sol, descubrí algo que me estremeció: todos los demás en el vagón habían muerto congelados. Solo quedábamos él y yo. Él vivió porque lo mantuve caliente. Yo viví porque lo mantuve vivo. El secreto de la supervivencia es calentar el corazón de los demás. Cuando das calor, lo recibes también. Cuando ayudas a vivir… vives tú también.”CAPÍTULO VIII: “Paz y Límites” Pag. 198
#RimasDelAlma— @GustavoAdolf_ Oct 15, 2026
BREAKING: FBI employees fired for their roles in President Trump’s classified files probe sue to get their jobs back. apnews.com/article/fired-fbi…
— @AP Oct 15, 2026
In 1942 Viktor Frankl was sent to a Nazi concentration camp. Before his arrest he was a respected psychiatrist in Vienna with a family and a manuscript that represented years of work. At the camp his head was shaved, his clothes were taken, and he was given the number 119,104. One of the hardest moments came when the Nazis found his manuscript and burned it in front of him. He had been offered a visa to the United States, but his elderly parents could not go with him. He chose to stay.
He was moved through several camps, including Auschwitz and Dachau. As a physician he watched the people around him. Physical strength alone did not decide who survived. Some who looked healthy declined quickly. Others who seemed too weak continued. When prisoners lost all hope, they sometimes deteriorated rapidly. Frankl returned again and again to a line from Nietzsche: “He who has a why to live for can bear almost any how.”
Although the manuscript was gone, he began reconstructing it in his mind. He pictured himself after the war, standing in front of students and explaining what he had seen. He also thought constantly about his wife, Tilly. He had no way of knowing whether she was alive, but remembering her helped him continue. He tried to give the same sense of purpose to other prisoners. He would ask who was waiting for them outside or what work only they could finish.
When the camps were liberated in 1945, Frankl weighed 85 pounds. Then he learned that his wife, parents, and brother were all dead. The family he had stayed for was gone. Within nine days he recreated the manuscript the Nazis had burned. The book became *Man’s Search for Meaning*. Early publishers rejected it. Readers gradually found it. It became one of the most influential books of the twentieth century.
Frankl remarried, raised a daughter, climbed mountains, and continued working as a psychiatrist and teacher until his death in 1997. The Nazis had taken his possessions, destroyed his work, and reduced him to a number. They had not taken away his ability to search for meaning. He entered the camps with a career, a family, and a manuscript, and emerged having lost nearly all of them. What he carried forward was the belief that suffering does not have to be the final word.
— @DOGEQEEN Oct 15, 2026
John le Carré’s novels are unrealistic, says former spy chief
— @Sandbagger_01 Oct 15, 2026
Russian security service detains Swedish citizen for espionage politico.eu/article/russia-f…
— @Sandbagger_01 Oct 15, 2026