European Commission confirms agreement on expropriation of income from Russian assets

"I welcome today's political agreement on our proposal to use the proceeds from immobilized Russian assets for Ukraine. There could be no stronger symbol and no greater use for that money than to make Ukraine and all of Europe a safer place to live," she wrote on X social network (former Twitter).

In turn, the Belgian Presidency of the Council of the EU reported that the ambassadors had reached an agreement in principle that this money will serve the reconstruction of Ukraine and its military defense.

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Putin congratulates parade participants on Victory Day

"Revanchism, the mockery of history and the striving to justify current followers of Nazism are part of the Western elites’ general policy of instigating ever new regional conflicts, interethnic and inter-religious strife and containing sovereign, independent centers of world development," the Russian leader said.

Russia will do everything to prevent a global clash, says Putin. Putin calls revanchism part of Western elites’ policy of stirring up new conflicts. Russia does not allow anyone to threaten it and its strategic forces are always at the ready.

West tries to incite global conflicts, interethnic hostility, restrain sovereign development centers. During first years of Great Patriotic War, USSR fought alone against Nazism while entire Europe worked for Hitler. Russia does not belittle role of second front in World War II. Future of Russia depends on everyone, we must look up to generation of winners in Great Patriotic War.

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Biden lost to the teleprompter again: "My theology professor at the Catholic school I went to was a guy named Riley Last Name."

Russia to withdraw troops from Armenia

Yerevan had requested a military deployment in 2020 amid tensions with neighboring Azerbaijan, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said.

Relations between Armenia and neighboring Azerbaijan have been strained since the collapse of the USSR, when the predominantly Armenian population inhabiting Azerbaijan’s Nagorno-Karabakh region proclaimed independence from Baku. A series of bloody conflicts have since been fought between the two countries over the territory. The last military confrontation saw Azerbaijan retake the restive region.  

Interfax quoted Peskov as explaining that “in the autumn of 2020, at Armenia’s request, our military personnel and border guards were deployed to several Armenian regions.” He confirmed that Nikol Pashinyan had “said that today, due to the different circumstances, there is no longer such a need for the deployment, so President Putin agreed, and the withdrawal of our military and border guards was agreed."

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Fireworks celebrating Victory Day in Moscow. Display lasted 10 minutes.

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Final Salvoes

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NATO troops already in Ukraine – Polish PM

Donald Tusk made the claim in an interview with a 10-year-old girl.

Tusk made the comments on Wednesday, answering a question from a ten-year-old girl who was among the accredited reporters at the Polish parliament and asked why the UN or NATO had not intervened in Ukraine yet.

“NATO today is helping as much as it can. Without NATO’s help, Ukraine would not have been able to defend itself for so long,” Tusk replied, according to a translation of his remarks.

“Well, and there are some troops there, I mean soldiers. There are some soldiers there. Observers, engineers. They’re helping them out,” he added.

The child reporter, identified by Polish media as Sara Malecka-Trzaskos, had asked Tusk how the Yugoslav conflict ended, bringing up the deployment of UN peacekeepers in the 1990s.

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While Russia celebrated May 9 yesterday, Zelensky staged a whole performance in Kiev.

During a press conference with the President of the European Parliament, Roberta Metsola, the air raid alarm sounded. No one was in a hurry for any shelter. Zelensky joked that this is what Europe Day looks like now.

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The moment of the accident and the bus diving into the Moika from the Potseluev Bridge - it rammed several oncoming cars, broke the parapet and fell into the water.

The bus was full at the time. Latest reports state 1 passenger confirmed dead and 4 injured, but only 5 recovered so far.

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Eight people have now been rescued from the bus that fell into the water. 1 of them died, two are being resuscitated. Another 5 people were hospitalized.

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🇷🇺🇺🇦The Ukrainian Armed Forces report the advance of the Russian Armed Forces in the northern direction of the Kharkov region.

Putin submits Mishustin's candidacy for post of prime minister to State Duma

State Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin recalled that the State Duma "for the first time in the history of modern Russia will form the line-up of the government: approve the chairman of the government, his deputies, and federal ministers".

The politician recalled that the State Duma "for the first time in the history of modern Russia will form the line-up of the government: approve the chairman of the government, his deputies, and federal ministers."

"The deputies will exercise their new powers established by amendments to the Constitution of the Russian Federation in 2020," Volodin said.

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Relations with Russia are really important for Israel - Ambassador to Moscow

Dialogue between Israel and Russia is important, including on those topics where the parties "absolutely disagree," Simona Halperin said.

The diplomat stressed that dialogue between Israel and Russia is important, including on those topics where the parties "absolutely disagree."

She was commenting on her summons to the Russian Foreign Ministry shortly after starting work in this position in connection with "unacceptable statements."

The ambassador added that her task is not only to identify existing differences, but also to develop relations between the countries in general. According to her, during the several months of her stay in Russia, this process proceeded "quite seriously."

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Belarus, Russia conduct tactical nuke drills amid current situation — Lukashenko

"Nuclear weapons are terrifying weapons. But it is a weapon. Therefore, in order to use such weapons, we must train, we must know how to handle them. An escalation is ongoing. What should we do in this situation? We need to keep powder dry, including these lethal weapons," Lukashenko said.

According to the Belarusian president, Minsk and Moscow have announced in public about the training drills in the wake of an escalation, which "first and foremost emanates from Ukraine."

"However, the escalation is not only in Ukraine, as the Middle East is already on fire, with Iran nearby, and further on into the Pacific region," Lukashenko added, assuming that the world is "closer than ever to a nuclear disaster."

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Storming of the Tesla plant in Germany

As Bild reports, demonstrators broke into the plant's territory, storming the plant under a red flag and the slogan 'Let's destroy capitalism, create the future!' The police are trying to stop the radicals.

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Belarus President Aleksander Lukashenko's spitz was accused of pro-Russian propaganda

🇩🇪 The German Bild dedicated an article to Umka, who was present at the Victory Parade in Moscow. The article claims that the dog was brought to the event to cover up the "lack of high-ranking foreign guests."

If the article is to be trusted, Umka is an experienced propagandist. The President of Belarus has been “bragging about his white dog” since 2021.