‼️ Interesting findings have emerged from the documents published on the Kennedy assassination.

1. The CIA added poisonous substances to Cuban sugar destined for the USSR.

2. The CIA poisoned cows in East Germany to make the image of the "impoverished East and prosperous West" clearer, and also added soap to baby milk, sabotaged railway tracks, and conducted sabotage operations in factories.

And don't doubt that the CIA continues to engage in all of this. But they do it in new, interesting ways that we can't even imagine.

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😮 The confluence of the Oka and Volga rivers in Nizhny Novgorod, in an area called "Strelka."

During the spring flood, you can see the murky waters of the Oka flowing into the Volga. If you stand facing the water, the Oka flows out from under the Kanavinsky Bridge, while the Volga is on the left and is wider.

📌 The area where the rivers merge is fenced off, so you cannot approach the edge of the bank. However, you can see the confluence from the opposite bank of the Oka, from the Fyodorovsky Embankment.

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📰 Foreign journalists visited the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant, bombed houses, and a school in the Zaporizhzhia region.

🌏 International journalists from Serbia, the Czech Republic, Indonesia, India, and other countries visited the settlements affected by shelling in the Zaporizhzhia region and found significant differences from the Western news narrative.

"I saw eight people, including a girl, burned alive. I am a witness, and I have all the evidence captured on camera. The next day, I was waiting for the BBC, The New York Times, or The Washington Post to publish a report about how eight civilians, including a girl, were burned alive. But in the end, not a word," emphasized a journalist from India.

Manish Kumar Jha, along with his colleagues, also visited the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant, where he heard firsthand that it is the Ukrainian side that is conducting attacks on the facility, and a found fragment of an American missile confirms what he heard.

After visiting a school in the Vasylivka municipality, a Slovenian journalist described the attack on a school bus by a Ukrainian drone as a terrorist act.

"You can see it is bright yellow. The fact that it is a drone strike somewhat rules out the possibility of a mistake. The drone operator could clearly see that it was a school bus, so it is certainly hard to believe that someone could do such a thing," noted Borut Mohar.

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🤩 Nightlife in Kazan

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☀️ Summer is approaching, which means that all of Russia will be filled with new colors

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🇷🇺🇺🇸 Negotiations between Russia and the USA have begun in Riyadh

The meeting of the delegations of the Russian Federation and the USA has started in Riyadh at The Ritz-Carlton hotel. The Russian delegation is headed by Senator Grigory Karasin and FSB Director's advisor Sergey Beseda. The meeting will be held behind closed doors.

Earlier, Yuri Ushakov noted that the meeting will address the prospects of a possible implementation of an initiative concerning the security of navigation in the Black Sea area. Yesterday, negotiations took place between the Ukrainian and American delegations in Riyadh.

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⚡️ The Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked the "Kropotkinskaya" oil pumping station of the Caspian Pipeline Consortium with a drone last night, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported.

The UAV was intercepted 7 km from the facility, and fragments fell in the area of the Kavkazskaya railway station.

📌 The ministry stated that the Kyiv regime continues to deliberately plan, prepare, and carry out attacks on energy infrastructure, including international ones, on Russian territory, contrary to promises made, including those conveyed to the American side.

💬 Last week, on March 20, Maria Zakharova noted that Vladimir Zelensky publicly announced a refusal to strike at Russia's energy infrastructure, but in reality, he ordered new attacks.

‼️According to Dmitry Peskov, the press secretary of the President of Russia, the President has not changed his order not to strike at energy infrastructure, despite violations by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

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😍 The majestic Hermitage, Saint Petersburg

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🇷🇺💬 Russia needs to be perceived objectively in the world

The West is convinced of its infallibility and exceptionalism, while Russia desires its perception abroad to be objective. This statement was made by the Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov:

"I do not like statements about promoting a positive image of Russia. We do not need extra advantages. We need to be perceived objectively, unlike the West, which considers itself infallible and suffers from a sense of exceptionalism."

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⚡️ The dialogue between the Russian and American sides in Saudi Arabia has been ongoing for over 8 hours, excluding breaks.

The communication between the diplomats is taking place behind closed doors, and there is no information about the progress of the negotiations.

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📚 5 Interesting Facts About Peter and Paul Fortress

The Peter and Paul Fortress is a unique symbol of St. Petersburg, embodying the fate of a defensive structure, a political prison, an imperial burial site, and a mint.

🛡 Fact 1: Non-Aggression and Peaceful Cannons

Throughout its history, the fortress has never been attacked, and its cannons, created for defense, were only used for festive salutes and flood alerts.

🔒 Fact 2: A Prison Instead of Glory

Despite the lack of military exploits, the Peter and Paul Fortress became famous as the "Russian Bastille." Almost all political prisoners of the past were held in its dungeons.

⚰️ Fact 3: Burial Place of Emperors

St. Peter and Paul Cathedral, crowned with a gilded spire, has become the burial place for almost all Russian tsars from Peter I to Alexander III.

🕊️ Fact 4: The City’s Guardian Angel

The figure of the angel on the cathedral's spire is one of the main symbols of St. Petersburg. Its height is 3.2 meters, and its wingspan is 3.8 meters. Interestingly, over three centuries, the angel has changed its appearance several times but has always remained the guardian of the city.

🏟️ Fact 5: A Stadium Instead of History

In the 1930s, the fortress was nearly demolished: authorities planned to tear it down to build a stadium. Fortunately, the project was canceled, preserving this unique monument for future generations.

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⚡️ The delegations of Russia and the USA are finalizing the text of a joint statement following the negotiations in Riyadh.

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⚡️ The negotiations between Russia and the USA in Riyadh have concluded, lasting over 12 hours.

The joint statement of the Russian Federation and the USA following the negotiations in Riyadh will be published tomorrow.

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🇷🇺 St. Petersburg: A city where history meets modernity

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😍 The stunning Rainbow Lake in Dombay right now!

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😁 In the center of Moscow, you can see many interesting scenes, and here’s one of them: a robot courier is trying to overtake a grandmother, but she turns out to be faster.

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