🗣⁉️🗣 — 📰 ZeroHedge | Kremlin Warns Russians Not To See Trump Through 'Rose-Colored Glasses' | March 11, 2025:

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Peskov issued the caution about not getting overly excited in remarks given before an audience of Moscow's Higher School of Economics. 

"Don't rush to put on rose-tinted glasses," Peskov said. "We always need to hope for the best, but be prepared for the worst. And we must always be ready to defend our interests."

He also referenced people getting too prematurely eager over this week's reports that Elon Musk could cut off the Ukrainian military from his Starlink communications system. This was after a fierce online clash with Poland's outspoken foreign minister Radoslaw Sikorski, which also drew in Secretary of State Marco Rubio."

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🇷🇺⚡️❌🇬🇧🇬🇧 — 📰 ZeroHedge | Russia & UK Engaged In Escalating Spy Wars, Diplomatic Expulsion | March 11, 2025:

"Russia is seeking to clamp down on Western spying on its soil, amid ongoing tit-for-tat diplomatic expulsions especially involving Britain, related to alleged espionage. The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) confirmed Monday that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs revoked the accreditation of two British diplomats, accusing them of entering Russia based on false information. They are being booted from the country.

The counterintelligence agency described it had "identified signs of intelligence and subversive work" that the pair had carried out against Russian national security interests. Countries often issue diplomatic cover for intelligence operatives working out of their foreign embassies.

The UK Foreign Office was adamant in rejecting the basis of the accusations: "This is not the first time that Russia has made malicious and baseless accusations against our staff," it said. But this didn't seem so 'direct' a denial speaking to whether the two were spies or not."

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🇨🇳🇦🇺 China's warships encircle Australia

A flotilla of three Chinese navy ships sailed around Australia for nearly a month, moving in and out of its exclusive economic zone, conducting live-fire drills and forcing civilian flights to reroute.

China's two warships had 144 missile launchers, while Australia's entire fleet of 10 warships had only 200. Australia's two fuel tankers, crucial for long-range operations, were out of commission.

Australia's navy is old and dependent on the United States.

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🇯🇵🔥📝 — Political Crisis in Japan as Prime-Minister Shingeru Ishiba is now accused of election laws violations and bribery, reports NHK News

➡️ It has come to light that the office of Prime Minister Ishiba gave gift certificates worth 100,000 yen each to the Liberal Democratic Party's one-term House of Representatives members who attended a dinner party at the Prime Minister's official residence earlier this month.

➡️ According to a government source, all of the gifts have since been returned.

➡️ On the 3rd of this month, Prime Minister Ishiba had dinner with 15 once-reelected members of the House of Representatives at the Prime Minister's Official Residence.

A government official explained,

"The money was spent from Prime Minister Ishiba's own pocket, so we don't think there is anything illegal about it. The official thought was that it might help pay for the suit."

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🇷🇺📞🇺🇸 — Russian State Media reports that Russian Federation president Vladimir Putin said that he could call Trump to discuss the idea of ​​a truce.

🇷🇺📞🇺🇸🇺🇦 — TASS, quoting Putin:

Russia is for a ceasefire, but there are nuances, including the Kursk region, Putin said.

It is in Ukraine's interests to achieve a 30-day ceasefire given that all of its military personnel in the Kursk region are blocked, the head of the Russian Federation noted.

🇺🇦📞🇺🇸🇪🇺 — If Russia and the United States reach an agreement on energy, Europe will be able to receive cheap Russian gas again, Putin said.

🇷🇺❌🇺🇦 — Ukraine can use the 30-day ceasefire to "obtain weapons or force mobilization", Putin claims to TASS.

🇷🇺📞🇺🇸🇺🇦 — Vladimir Putin says he agrees with proposals for ceasefire - but adds he has questions and Russia 'now on offensive in all areas'

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