🗣🗯🇺🇸 — 🇷🇺 Dmitry Medvedev:

"Something is going on in New York. The Banderite clown has coke and tremor, the Pole has snus in his mouth.

And Trump has again entered an alternative reality and issued a batch of political spells on the topic "How weak Russia is."

After meeting with the clowns from Kyiv and Paris, he published a vivid post. There is the final victory of Kyiv, the return to previous borders, the failed military economy of Russia, queues for gasoline, and the "paper tiger."

In this reality, everything is different. Kyiv wins, Russia is torn to shreds, the economy of Banderite Ukraine confidently grows thanks to its own resources. In this reality, Trump's predecessors Obama and Biden have long and happily lived.

But Trump is not like that! I have no doubt – he will return. He always returns. Probably, in a couple of days, he will offer the green pianist to sign a surrender. Or fly to Mars with Musk, whom he pardoned. Or do something else very important that will allow him to claim the Nobel Prize.

The main thing is to frequently and radically change your point of view on various issues. And everything will be fine. This is the essence of successful state governance through social networks.

And, as they say, thank you for your attention to this subject!"

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🇺🇸🔫©📈📈 — 📰 ZeroHedge | ​​​​​​​Trump's Ukraine/Russia Comment Sparks Renewed Bid In European Defense Stocks | September 24, 2025:

"The Goldman Sachs basket of European defense firms (GSSBDEFE) jumped nearly 3% on Wednesday after President Trump posted a surprising comment on Truth Social, saying Ukraine is now positioned to fully reclaim its original territory from Russia in a 3.5-year war. Trump then called Russia a "paper tiger"..."

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🗣🚫🫳🇷🇺💲 — 📰 ZeroHedge | Macron Opposes Seizure Of Frozen Russian Assets, Cites "Respect" For International Law | September 24, 2025:

"Amid mounting speculation that Europe can fund at least part of its gargantuan fiscal commitments with seized Russian assets, French President Emmanuel Macron said in a Sept 21 interview with CBS News that confiscating frozen Russian assets would constitute a violation of international law.

Recall that at the start of the Ukraine war in 2022, G7 countries froze approximately $300 billion in Russian central bank assets, with about two-thirds held by the Belgian clearinghouse Euroclear. At the same time, Russia was kicked out of the global dollar cross-border payments network, SWIFT. The decision to weaponize fiat currencies sparked a historic meltup in gold and led to the disconnect of gold with such traditional drivers of the price as real yields.

In any case, European governments and G7 allies have been exploring ways to generate revenue from these immobilized funds without outright seizing them, which would have legal and political ramifications.

But Macron, already facing a political crisis at home, has put a lid on these discussions.

"You cannot seize these assets from the (Russian) Central Bank even in such a situation. And I think it's a matter of credibility, and it's very important that our countries remain... and do respect the international laws," Macron said, clearly unaware where the price of gold has gone in the past 3 years and that it is now far too late to worry about "credibility."

"So we will respect international law. We are predictable, and we will not do all impossible things with these frozen assets."

#Geoeconomics

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🇪🇸🇺🇳🤝🇵🇸 — Spanish Socialist Prime-Minister Pedro Sanchez speaking before the United Nations:

If the recognition of the Palestinian State is urgent, more urgent is that there be a Palestinian people inhabit it.

In the name of reason, International Law, and human dignity: let us stop this slaughter.

There will be no two-State solution as long as one suffers a genocide.

🔗 Pedro Sánchez (@sanchezcastejon)

🇪🇸🇺🇳🤝🇵🇸 — Spanish Socialist Prime-Minister Pedro Sanchez speaking before the United Nations accuses Israel of "conducting a genocide against Palestinians" in Gaza:

Let's be clear, there is no possible solution when the population of one of those two states is the victim of genocide."
Excellencies, this conference marks a momentous milestone, but it is not the end of the journey; it must only be the beginning."
That is why I want to make two proposals.
First, that the State of Palestine become a full member of the United Nations."
The procedures for the Palestinian state's entry must be completed as soon as possible.
This organization must begin on an equal footing with other states.
And second, we must immediately adopt measures to stop the barbarity and make peace possible.
Spain, of course, will adopt a plan with measures to stop the genocide in Gaza.
We will continue to take courageous measures. Those who want to join, because Gaza needs it.
Excellencies, history will judge us.
Its verdict will be implacable with those who perpetrated this barbarity and with those who remained silent or looked the other way.
Let us take the stand for rationality, for diplomacy, and for respect for international law, for human rights.
Common sense and the most basic humanism.
Let's make this September 22nd a day remembered as the first big step.
Today more than ever, let injustice not leave us indifferent.
Nothing more, and thank you very much.

🇵🇾❌🛠🏴 — At the UN, Paraguayan President Santiago Peña denounced that political intolerance and hatred killed Miguel Uribe in Colombia and Charlie Kirk in the U.S., warning that democracy is in danger and that it is time to take a stand against evil and Far-Left ideological radicalization.

🔗 UHN Plus (@UHN_Plus)

🇵🇾❌🛠🏴 — At the UN, Paraguayan President Santiago Peña denounced that political intolerance and hatred killed Miguel Uribe in Colombia and Charlie Kirk in the U.S., warning that democracy is in danger and that it is time to take a stand against evil and Far-Left ideological radicalization.

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🇧🇷🤝🇺🇦 — After repeatedly saying he couldn't get a schedule for such, Brazilian President Lula da Silva met with Ukrainian leader Volodomyr Zelenskyy today at United Nations

➡️ President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (Workers' Party) met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in New York on Wednesday (24).

➡️ The meeting lasted about 40 minutes. Lula did not speak to reporters afterward.

➡️ The Brazilian and Ukrainian leaders repeated their meeting two years ago, when they took advantage of their trip to the United States to speak in person on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly.

📞 Next, Zelenskyy had a bilateral meeting with Spanish Socialist Prime-Minister Pedro Sánchez.

🇧🇷🤝🇺🇦 — Brazilian President Lula left the meeting with Zelensky, without taking questions from International and Brazilian press

🔗 Sam Pancher (@SamPancher)

🇾🇪❌🇮🇱 Two Houthi drones flew close to 2000 km (~1200 miles) and struck a hotel in the city of Eilat.

24 people were injured, some in critical condition. Despite extensive air defenses in Eilat neither of the two drones were intercepted.

📝 Patricia Marins: Although defenses against cruise missile attacks have improved significantly, there are no effective defenses against drones or ballistic missiles. Many of the interception success rates are false or overly optimistic.

Israel may be the country that has invested the most in detection and interception systems for smaller objects, often claiming interception rates of over 97%. However, once images emerged publicly showing rocket and, more recently, drone interceptions, these figures were revised downward multiple times. And we are talking about good defense systems.

The same happened with the Red Sea task force, which had to withdraw ships and request support against Houthi assaults.

Today, we see Russia and Ukraine exchanging drone attacks, with targets being hit despite numerous countermeasures.

There are still no effective measures against drones, and it appears that drones are evolving faster than aerial defenses can keep up. We'll see what comes next.

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🇺🇸💥🇻🇪🇨🇺🇧🇴🇳🇮 — According to Reuters, the Donald Trump administration plans to redirect $1.8 billion in foreign aid toward “America First” initiatives, including $400 million to confront the Marxist and anti-American regimes of Venezuela, Cuba, Bolivia, and Nicaragua.