Fire trucks arrived at the Continent shopping center on Stachek Avenue in St. Petersburg. Eyewitnesses report that another call was received about the building being mined.

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Water cannon vs manure gun

An epic battle between police and farmers unfolded right under the windows of the European Commission in Brussels.

Today the Council of Ministers of Agriculture of European countries meets there. Farmers demand better prices and end to free trade agreements.

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Ukrainian general condemns sympathy for dead draft dodgers

Citizens who criticize connoscription efforts are playing into Russia’s hands, Land Forces Commander Aleksandr Pavlyuk has claimed.

Dozens of Ukraine’s male population are reported to have drowned while swimming across the Tisza River on the border with Romania in an effort to dodge the draft.

In a social media post on Sunday, General Aleksandr Pavlyuk, who heads the Ukrainian Land Forces, rebuked reports “about poor people drowning in the Tisza,” arguing that any such sympathy undermines the mobilization effort. His comments also came after claims of general unwillingness among Ukrainians to join the fight against Russia and a shortage of volunteers.

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Aiden Aslin and Shaun Pinner escape prosecution and are held up as heroes, but Ben Stimson and Aiden Minnis are terrorists...

"The Foreign Enlistment Act 1870 makes it illegal to join the armed forces of a country fighting a state at peace with Britain, but anti-terror legislation is more likely to be invoked"

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13242743/amp/British-traitors-fighting-Ukraine-Putin.html

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Hungary to maintain high-level contacts with Russia — Hungarian top diplomat

"We do believe that the channels of communication must be kept open, because if we cut the channels of communication, then we diminish the chance for peace in the future," Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said.

"It's obvious and goes without saying that we that we keep in touch with the Russian leaders," Szijarto said. "I myself, keep in touch with my colleagues, the [Russian] Foreign Minister [Sergey Lavrov], the Deputy Prime Minister for Energy [Alexander Novak], the Deputy Prime Minister for Industry and Trade [Denis Manturov]."

"We do believe that the channels of communication must be kept open, because if we cut the channels of communication, then we diminish the chance for peace in the future, because at the end, we will have to talk to each other," Hungary’s top diplomat continued.

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One of the UK's chief hypocrites and liars accuses China of trying to interfere with the British democratic process...

Nevermind MI6 coordination of the attacks on Russia leading up to the presidential elections and terrorist attacks after.

Pot Kettle Black much Lord Cameron?

China has rightly retaliated labeling this a case of "a thief crying "catch the thief""

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Why was Danilov Fired?

On Tuesday, Zelensky fired Danilov from the post of Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council , and instead appointed Alexander Litvinenko , who previously held the post of head of the foreign intelligence service.

On March 20, Danilov obscenely insulted Li Hui, deliberately distorting his last name and declaring that Chinese representatives cannot decide when Kiev should sit down at the negotiating table with Moscow.

“The reason for Danilov’s resignation was precisely the diplomatic scandal. He used profanity against the respected special representative of the People’s Republic of China Li Hui and paid for it with his position,” Rogov said.

"Danilov came up with the sanctions lists and made good money on them. He earned money for a long time by deciding who was included in these lists and who was excluded from them. So Danilov is an extortionist and a terrorist"

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Russia requests another UN Security Council meeting on Yugoslavia

Russian diplomats are still waiting for a response from the Japanese presidency of the Council, Russian First Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN Dmitry Polyansky said.

"Yesterday (on March 25), Russia sent an official letter to the Japanese presidency, requesting to hold as soon as possible a UN Security Council meeting, devoted to the 25th anniversary of NATO’s aggression against Yugoslavia," he said. "This letter was sent to Security Council members, and we are waiting for an official response from the Japanese presidency."

Polyansky said Western delegations had disrupted a UN meeting about the bombings of Yugoslavia, earlier requested by Russia as the members failed to approve the event’s agenda. Three countries (Algeria, Russia and China) voted to approve the agenda, 12 abstained. No delegations voted against it, but the agenda was turned down because it did not receive the required nine votes in favor.

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The Ukrainian Captain has mysteriously vanished...

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US backed itself into corner by blaming IS for Crocus City Hall terror attack

"It took them only a few hours to get to a microphone, turn on the lights, summon the press and draw a conclusion about who is to blame for this horribly bloody terrorist attack," Maria Zakharova pointed out.

"The very fact that within the first 24 hours after the attack, even before the fire was put out, the Americans started screaming that it wasn't Ukraine, I think, is a piece of incriminating evidence. I can't classify it otherwise; it is evidence in and of itself," the diplomat said on air during a Sputnik radio broadcast.

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The real criminals.

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⚡️ The Oktyabrsky Concert Hall in St. Petersburg was placed under heavy security

In the evening the band “Picnic” will perform there.

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Putin calls for ‘humanism and mercy’ after Moscow terror attack

Some Russian lawmakers have called for reinstating the death penalty.

Creativity, humanism and mercy are of special importance in the aftermath of the Crocus City Hall massacre, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday. His comments came as lawmakers in Moscow debated reinstating the death penalty for terrorists.

Speaking at a Kremlin ceremony honoring young artists and educators, the Russian president addressed last Friday’s terrorist attack at the Moscow concert venue, in which over 130 people died and scores more were seriously injured.

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African leader holds defense talks with Putin despite US concerns

Nigerien military ruler Abdourahamane Tchiani has spoken to the Russian president about security in the Sahel, the Kremlin says.

Niger’s transitional leader, Abdourahamane Tchiani, and Russian President Vladimir Putin have committed to coordinating efforts to combat terrorism in the Sahel region, where Western military partners have suffered setbacks in recent years

According to the Kremlin, the issue was discussed on Tuesday when the West African nation’s military ruler spoke to Putin by phone to express solidarity with Moscow following last Friday’s terrorist attack at Crocus City Hall.

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