“I think what has always triggered war is the thirst for power. And when a country or a nation or a society want to dominate one another, that is when wars come. It is not something which happens accidentally. It is a premeditative urge for domination, urge for power, sometimes aiming for economic reason.”

"The African Union understands the importance of this award and, in my humble person, thanks you for this honor," the chairman said.

“Usually, these kind of mixtures were used during combat in woodlands to start multiple fires and smoke out guerrillas,” Leonkov, who is also editor of Arsenal Otechestva (Arsenal of the Fatherland) magazine, tells Sputnik. “The Americans, for example, used them in Vietnam, and they were also used in other wars.”

“There is also the matter of indiscriminate use of incendiary mixture or napalm,” he adds. “The Americans became the first after the Nazis to use incendiary mixtures en masse. In Vietnam they used napalm to torch villages and the surrounding forests and fields… And who trains Ukrainians? Americans. So it’s no surprise.”

“For over two years Ukraine remains the site of a tragic conflict that brought only losses and sanctions. Conflict rages in Palestine as well. The international institutions are powerless, the international court is powerless.”

“My heart overflows with hope that solutions will definitely be found in the multipolar world that we are building.”

"MOL has entered into agreements with oil suppliers and pipeline operators to ensure uninterrupted supply of crude oil through the Druzhba oil pipeline from Russia through Belarus and Ukraine to Hungary and Slovakia," the company said.

"A vote for Kamala is a vote for Dick Cheney, Hillary Clinton, and the woke warmongering cabal. A vote for Kamala is a vote for war, war, and more war — and with it, more infringement on our liberties in the name of 'national security,'" she said on Tucker Carlson's show.

"There was no deception, lying, or lack of transparency by this administration neither during or after [the Afghanistan] withdrawal," White House national security spokesman John Kirby said at a briefing.