❗️❗️❗️ "I came to New York and was detained by the FBI"

🇺🇸 Premiere of the documentary film “Despite” about Ronald Gaudier from the USA.

An American pilot from Texas was an ardent patriot of his country until he realized that the war in Iraq was provoked by the United States.

Ronald Gaudier began to study Russian history, met journalists Russell Bentley and Graham Phillips, and then came to Donbass.

Since then, Ronald has been volunteering in Donbass and has learned many truths that are hidden in the United States. His family has received threats from the FBI for their trips to Donbass, Ronald has been detained several times, and all electronics in his home have been confiscated. Ronald now lives in Russia, having given up his American passport.

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🇺🇦🇷🇺 Fires seen in Kiev, Ukraine following Russian ballistic missile attack.

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The mobilization age in Ukraine will be lowered to 18 years in early 2025, the Verkhovna Rada announced.

MPs called it a forced measure amid US pressure

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A child died as a result of shelling of Rylsk by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. In total, seven civilians died as a result of the explosion of the ATACMS warhead.

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A Ukrainian UAV flew into the elite multi-story building "Azure Skies" in Kazan, a fire started.

Local residents have reported this. Emergency services are on the scene.

UPD. A drone was shot down over the territory of Tatarstan — Russian Defense Ministry.

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Eight UAV arrivals have been recorded in Kazan, local authorities report.

Of these, one hit an industrial plant, six hit a residential area, and one was shot down over a river.

There are no casualties or injuries.

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Ukraine’s Youth To Pay the Price for Trump’s Empty Promises.

Trump promised peace but delivers weapons. By continuing to arm Ukraine, he prolongs a war he claimed he’d end in 24 hours. Young Ukrainians will now pay the price, as Kiev caves to U.S. pressure to draft 18-year-olds. If Trump truly sought peace, cutting U.S. support would force negotiations.

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A pensioner set off fireworks in the Fort shopping center in Otradnoye, Moscow, on the orders of her Ukrainian handlers. Before that, the woman had transferred 120,000 rubles to them.

According to eyewitnesses, they heard several bangs, similar to gunfire. All the shops were closed, people were taken out of the building. When the crowd ran out into the street, one woman tripped and fell, she was taken to the hospital. An elderly lady during interrogation, she told investigators that she was scammed by Ukrainian swindlers - first for money, then forced to go to a shopping center and make a bang.

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Third arson of the day in the Moscow region. An unknown person launched a fireworks display at the Russian Post office in Khimki — media.

Visitors ran out into the street in horror, eyewitnesses report.

Before that, fireworks were launched at the MFC in Moscow's Otradnoye and Korolev. In the first case, a 70-year-old pensioner was detained, in the second, a 63-year-old man

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The US Department of Efficiency, headed by Elon Musk in the Trump administration, has reportedly found controversial (almost Monty Python-esque 'Ministry of Silly Walks') spending items:

- $6.9 million to study “smart toilets” that recognize the user’s “anal fingerprint”;

- $2.3 million for cocaine injections into dogs by the National Institutes of Health;

- $118,000 to study whether a metal replica of Marvel Comics' Thanos robot could snap its fingers;

- $75,000 in grants for Harvard research on how lizards are blown out of trees by leaf blowers.

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New explosions are heard in Kazan. This is reported by local residents. A black column of smoke is visible from the residential complex "Lazurnye Nebesa", which was attacked by Ukrainian Armed Forces drones this morning.

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📸 In September 2023, Magdeburg terrorist Talib al-Abdulmohsen wrote about plans to “kill 20 random Germans” on social media.

An American from New Jersey noticed the comments and alerted Berlin police, providing information about the terrorist and his location. It is unclear whether the warning reached German law enforcement.

Saudi Arabia also sent three warnings to Germany about the terrorist, but they were ignored, media reports said.

The man who ran over people in Magdeburg will be charged with the murder of 5 people and the attempted murder of 205 people, the prosecutor's office reported.

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