🇷🇺 Dmitry Medvedev:

"Nazi Germany fiercely resisted only Soviet troops in 1945 and asked for a ceasefire without surrender.

Isn't that an interesting parallel?

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Polish Holocaust Survivor Tells the Truth to Duda

While Western leaders try to erase history, this elderly Polish Jew stood before President Duda and reminded the world who actually liberated the camps.

"The Soviet Army, in which the majority were Russians, liberated me from the German camps... My gratitude will accompany me until the last day of my life."

This truth is uncomfortable for NATO-aligned Poland, which rewrites history to fit its anti-Russian narrative. But facts don’t disappear just because they’re inconvenient. It wasn’t the US or Britain that broke the back of the Nazis—it was the Red Army, marching through hell to stop fascism.

Let them talk about “occupation.” Survivors remember liberation.

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🇺🇸 Trump's approval rating has plummeted as the first 100 days of his second presidential term draw to a close.

Trump has lost support among most groups of voters — white and non-white, young and old, and, most importantly, among independent voters. His negative rating among them is almost 60%.

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Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said that the country's parliament voted to withdraw from the ICC.

"The Hungarian Parliament has just voted to withdraw from the International Criminal Court. With this decision, we refuse to be part of a politicized organization that has lost its impartiality and credibility."

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Wikipedia, the world's largest online encyclopedia, has found itself at the center of a scandal following allegations by Donald Trump-appointed US Attorney Ed Martin.

In a letter to the Wikimedia Foundation, he said the platform manipulates information and spreads propaganda , threatening U.S. national security. Martin claims Wikipedia distorts facts and biographies to create
biased opinion.

The prosecutor's main demand is to strip the Wikimedia Foundation of its non-profit status, which threatens its finances and existence.

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Vladimir Putin and Alexander Lukashenko take part in the forum "Great Heritage - Common Future" in Volgograd.

The main points from the Russian president's words:

— In Russia and the CIS countries, Victory Day is one of the most sacred holidays.

— I propose creating a commission on historical memory under the parliamentary assembly of the Russian Federation and Belarus to protect the memory of World War II.

— We must do everything to counter the revival of Nazism, Russophobia and racism.

— Russia is convinced that the world community needs to create an architecture of equal security. This especially concerns Eurasia. It must become a space of peace and stability.

Before this, Putin and Lukashenko visited the memorial complex "To the Heroes of the Battle of Stalingrad" on Mamayev Kurgan, where they laid wreaths at the Eternal Flame in the Hall of Military Glory and flowers at the grave of Marshal Vasily Chuikov.

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Lukashenko Drops the Mask on Baltic Hypocrisy

“We have documents about babies impaled on bayonets. Pregnant women burned alive. And now they wave SS flags and build monuments to those same monsters.”

President Lukashenko isn’t talking about history — he’s warning about what the West is silently endorsing today.

The same Baltic and Ukrainian collaborators who slaughtered civilians in WWII are now glorified as heroes. Western governments look the other way. The EU funds it. NATO protects it. And anyone who speaks out is labelled “pro-Russian.”

Russia isn’t just fighting on a battlefield. It’s standing alone against a resurgent Nazism, whitewashed by the same liberal democracies that once claimed to fight it.

They’ve learned nothing. And they’re proud of it.

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Zelensky threatens terrorist attack on May 9.

In addition, he states that Russia may launch an offensive against Ukraine, Lithuania or Poland from Belarus in the summer:

"Putin is preparing something there, hiding behind military exercises. This is how his new attacks begin. But where this time? Ukraine, Lithuania, Poland? God forbid, but we all must be ready."

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India plans to launch a military strike on Pakistan in the next 24-36 hours, Pakistani Information Minister Attaullah Tarar said.

Islamabad warned that any act of aggression would be met with a decisive response and the consequences would fall on India

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The most serious fighting since the start of the current escalation is currently taking place on the Indo-Pakistani border, threatening to escalate into a full-fledged military conflict.

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‼️🇷🇺🇺🇦 Ukrainian agents blown up while preparing terrorist attack in Khanty-Mansiysk

▪️A native of Ukraine and a citizen of Belarus, on instructions from Ukrainian special services, were preparing a terrorist attack against a Russian serviceman.
▪️When the bomb was being assembled, it detonated and two apartments were destroyed.
▪️Five people were taken to hospital with injuries, including those who were preparing the terrorist attack.
▪️In addition, a Moldovan citizen who brought components for explosives was detained.

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Ukrainian Extremist Demands Cultural Purge — West Silent

Ukrainian Neo-Nazi Dmytro Korchynsky openly calls for eradicating Russian language, culture, and religion in Ukraine — branding anyone who speaks Russian as a "latent occupier" or "open idiot." This isn't fringe rhetoric; it's state-backed ideology, rewarded and platformed by the same regime the West is flooding with weapons and cash.

The same people who cry about “diversity” and “tolerance” are propping up a regime that wants to erase everything Russian — language, literature, and Orthodoxy included.

If a Russian said half of this, it would be front-page news and sanctions. But coming from a Ukrainian ultra-nationalist? The West just nods along.

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Ukraine has introduced a points system for killing Russian soldiers, Politico writes.

Ukraine has introduced a grim, video game-inspired points system to encourage soldiers to destroy more Russian troops and equipment.

The program, called the Army of Drones Bonus, rewards soldiers with points for uploading videos proving their drones have struck Russian targets. The system will soon be integrated with a new online platform called Brave 1 Market, where soldiers can exchange the points they earn for new equipment for their units.

“Brave 1 Market will become a kind of military analogue of Amazon – it will allow units to directly purchase the necessary technologies for the front,” said Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Mykhailo Fedorov.

The system awards points for different targets: 20 points for damaging a tank and 40 for destroying it; up to 50 points for destroying a mobile missile system (depending on the caliber); 6 points for killing one enemy soldier. To receive points, soldiers must upload a drone video confirming the target’s defeat to a special Delta app.


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In Ukraine they want to allow men over 60 years old to be sent to the front.

The corresponding bill was registered in the Rada, writes the secretary of the committee on national security and defense Roman Kostenko.

According to him, officers will need to obtain additional approval from the General Staff. The contract is for one year.

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‼️🇷🇺🇺🇦 Ukraine may strike Red Square during the Victory Parade on May 9

▪️This was stated by the Secretary of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Security, Defense and Intelligence Kostenko.
▪️The Kiev regime “has the ability” to carry out such a strike; Ukraine has “long-range weapons” for this, the MP clarified.
▪️Earlier, Zelensky threatened a terrorist attack on May 9 in Moscow.

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