26/10/20 | Radio Prora
Libyan Coast Guard under the control of Ankara
In a tweet, the Turkish Defense Minister announced that Ankara's beloved forces have started training operations of the Libyan Coast Guard headed by the ...
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10/08/20 | Radio Prora
Beirut for me
From the porthole of my dressing room came the cool of the morning and the scent of the Mediterranean scrub. A joy for the spirit as well as for the lungs, compared to the smell of diesel ...
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26/05/20 | Radio Prora
The disease rages, we miss the pan, on the bridge it waves ... white flag
The situation in the Mediterranean continues to become increasingly complex and recent developments regarding the conflict in Libya have, guilty, had a low resonance in Italy (...
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11/05/20 | Radio Prora
From the battle of Lepanto to the Irini mission
In the complicated geo-political framework of modern history, the battle of Lepanto in 1571 is certainly one of the best known and most cited. A battle that has seen ...
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07/04/20 | Radio Prora
EUNAVFOR MED IRINI: yet another missed opportunity for Europe's credibility?
On 1 April, the EU EUNAVFOR MED IRINI operation was "launched". After about a week, the only ships patrolling in front of Libya are the Turkish ones. Of those of ...
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31/03/20 | Radio Prora
Chaos Libya and New Covid-19
The Libyan geopolitical situation is one of the most complicated in the world. The conflict that divides the country de facto from the end of Gaddafi, not only sees two opposing ...
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03/01/20 | Radio Prora
On January 3 an enemy died, a martyr was born
That the Iranian major general Qasem Soleimani, since 1998 commander of the Quds Force responsible for the clandestine operations abroad of Tehran, specialized in war ...
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01/01/20 | Radio Prora
Will the Ottomans take Libya back?
Erdogan shudders to intervene in Libya, to the point of not having waited for the go-ahead of his Parliament to send troops, scheduled for January 2, in fact already infiltrated ...
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28/10/19 | Radio Prora
The Navy must take up its role of driving innovation in the maritime sector also for the environment
In the 2012 / 2016 period the Navy had assumed a leading role in protecting the environment by designing new ...
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17/07/19 | Radio Prora
The seizure of oil tankers: the tension in the Strait of Hormuz still rises
Tension continues to rise in that area now defined as the world oil crossroads. On 11 July ...
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21/11/18 | Radio Prora
Foreign policy: do we still need it?
The big absentee at the international tables. What many economists and policy experts today study is just ...
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16/07/18 | Radio Prora
Closure of ports and international law: what is the risk of Italy?
While in America the "Time", to talk about the "migrant crisis" exploded in the United States after the line of "...
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25/05/18 | Radio Prora
Nuclear power, the balance in a possible Israeli-Iranian conflict
Trump has decided to withdraw from the agreements signed by the Obama Administration with Iran on nuclear power, in a move ...
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16/04/18 | Radio Prora
The cruise missile protagonist of the intervention in Syria. Italy? In any case out of the game ...
Of the 105 missiles launched against the chemical weapons research and storage facilities in Syria about 70 have been ...
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08/03/18 | Radio Prora
Italian FREMMs are different: reasons and background
144 meters in length, 19,7 meters in width and a displacement at full load of 6700 tons. These are the numbers ...
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Syria: Barter of War?
The news of the capture of Aleppo by what are called “rebel militias” has been a blow to the heart of anyone who knows Syria. There is no family in that country (unless...
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Letters to the Director
Letter to Difesa Online: "Are the chiefs of staff also censored now?"
Dear director, I have read the speech given by General Masiello to the 40th of the Lagunari and, remembering having read the Army Press Release (it dates back to 25 June, you were not...
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