❗️ US State Department intends to use a new tool to interfere in Georgia's parliamentary elections - Russian Foreign Intelligence Service

The US has agreed to “cooperate” with the leadership of the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights, which is set to publish a report 10-20 days before the vote in Georgia slated to be held in October with conclusions about the lack of conditions for fair elections, the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) stated.

After the first results of the vote are made public, a conclusion on the electoral process’ non-compliance with democratic norms will also be presented. The aim is to prevent the Georgian Dream party, which is undesirable for Washington, from winning, the SVR concluded.

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Paris prosecutor weighs in on Durov case 

"This case is indicative of the actions taken by the cybercrime service of the Paris Public Prosecutor's Office," Paris prosecutor Laura Becco told the RTL radio broadcaster. 

Investigators targeted Telegram due to its lack of a response to requests to identify a number of cybercriminals, the official added.

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‘15 minutes left till it hits the iceberg’: US headed for Titanic’s fate

Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has weighed in on the US presidential debate, comparing it to the doomed British passenger ship.

“Hey, who do you think won?" But let's remember that this is all happening on the Titanic. And so, who won in your opinion? Does it really matter? There are only 15 minutes to go until [the Titanic] hits the iceberg,” she noted.

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⚡️ BRICS and BRICS Plus meeting on security affairs takes place in Russia

⚡️ How did the Trump-Harris debate go? Here’s what a psychiatrist has to say about the hidden messages under the surface

⚡️ During the debate, Trump weighed in on Harris ‘failing’ Ukraine

⚡️ The US is a ‘failing nation’ that is ‘laughed at,’ according to Trump

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Potential for cooperation between BRICS countries on security is far from exhausted – Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu

A meeting of high-ranking BRICS officials responsible for security matters has kick-started in Saint Petersburg, Russia.

Here are key statements from the meeting:

⚡️ Cooperation between BRICS countries and nations of the Global South is now in demand more than ever, and it contributes to the consolidation of the world majority, Shoigu noted;

⚡️ The erosion of the international security system is a threat to sovereign countries, Shoigu added;

⚡️ China is willing to work on deepening mutual trust within BRICS, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said at the meeting;

⚡️ China will continue to promote an objective view on the Ukraine issue in the world, Wang emphasized;

⚡️ China is ready to strengthen strategic ties with Russia, the Chinese official noted.

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