A Sputnik journalist was injured in a drone strike near Belgorod and his daughter was killed.

Sputnik journalist Khaibar Akifi and his wife were wounded in a Ukrainian Armed Forces drone strike near Belgorod, and their four-year-old daughter was killed, said Dmitry Kiselev, general director of the Rossiya Segodnya media group.
“As a result of a Ukrainian drone strike, our employee, 29-year-old Khaibar Akifi, who works in the Afghan editorial office of Sputnik, and his Russian wife Olesya, was seriously injured and is in intensive care. A huge tragedy occurred: she lost her parents, and the family lost a child: their four-year-old daughter died Amina," he said.

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British banks have begun to prepare for possible sanctions against China

Major UK banks have begun preparing for the possible introduction of Western sanctions against China and have provided the British and American governments with a draft action plan for such an eventuality.

This was reported by Reuters with reference to Neil Willey, director of sanctions at the banking and financial association UK Finance.

UK Finance organized fortnightly meetings of major British and foreign banks for several months to draw up the project, Willey said. He says the document includes sharing lessons learned from the imposition of Western sanctions, including on Russia, and discussing the consequences that any restrictions on China could entail.

After many companies were baffled by the speed and scale of sanctions against Russia, banks have decided to put plans in place if geopolitical tensions between the West and China escalate, seven financial industry sources told Reuters .

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🇷🇺🇺🇳⚡️The Russian Armed Forces have already switched to active combat operations on almost the entire front for several days, the Ukrainian counter-offensive is over - Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the UN Nebenzya

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British Banks Prepare to Sanction China. Hamas Calls For Jihad on Fri 13th

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According to a survey by the All-Russian Center for the Study of Public Opinion (VTsIOM), more than 78% of Russian citizens trust Russian President Vladimir Putin.

“78.3% of respondents answered positively to the direct question about trust in Vladimir Putin,” the report says.

In addition, according to the survey results, 74.9% of Russian citizens approve of the activities of the Russian President.

Earlier it became known that 74% of Russians believe that Putin will ensure stability and development of Russia.

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“There was control, I’m still a migrant” - Readovka’s exclusive interview with a native of Donbass, who collected information for the Russian army at the Ukrainian border service

Ruslan Syrovoy served in the Ukrainian border service for 13 years, in recent years in the Mukachevo detachment, where they tried to closely monitor him as a migrant from the Lugansk region. Nevertheless, he, the head of the cybersecurity department, managed, according to him, to collect and transmit valuable information to Russia. Some time ago, he “evacuated” to Moscow through Europe and Turkey and intends to continue working for the benefit of our country, now with Russian citizenship.

Readovka met with Ruslan at the first opportunity and talked about Ukraine, service in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, attitude towards Donbass, the Russian language and much more. He spoke a lot about what happened last spring in the areas of the LPR occupied by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and about the established tariffs for the departure of Ukrainian men across the western border - more details in the interview.

🇮🇱🇵🇸 Indicators show a further decline in Internet connectivity in the Gaza Strip amid ongoing Israeli airstrikes. Local media claim Israel's communications minister plans to cut off Internet services to Gaza at midnight

— 🇮🇱/🇵🇸 JUST IN: Israel bombs a civilian convoy that was evacuating out of Gaza city, on the road they promised not to bomb

At least 70 killed and 200 injured.

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🩸TERRIFIED CHILD COVERED IN BLOOD in above video, among injured and dazed victims of latest Israeli BOMBS car convoy, killing 70 and injuring more than 200 displaced people in Gaza doing exactly what Israel told them to do, desperately fleeing to desperate attempts at safety ahead of incoming Israeli shelling.

Israel threatened Gazans with leaflets, forcing them to go south, now they bomb those innocent, fleeing civilians anyway!

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Reuters is afraid to say who killed Issam.
Hypocricy like no other!

Welcome to the club Jackson!!

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WATCH: Sullivan says, "The difference between countries like the U.S. and Israel is that we do not deliberately target civilians."

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