⚡️ Putin in Severodvinsk greeted the crew of the missile carrier "Knyaz Pozharsky"

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🎥🎥 Putin visits Severodvinsk on a working trip

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Putin Boosts Russian Navy: Nuclear Subs & Robotic Warfare!

⚓️ "Enhancing naval combat power is a top priority," says Putin.

🚢 4 new Borei-A nuclear subs & 9 diesel-electric Lada-class subs to join the fleet soon!

🤖 "Robotic systems will shape the future of the Navy—Russia must lead in this field!"

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Zelensky Reports to British Masters First on Istanbul Talks

Before even informing his own people, Volodymyr Zelensky has rushed to debrief UK PM Keir Starmer on the negotiations with Russia.

"Very good and substantive conversation..." – how loyal of him! But we’ve seen this before: London’s hand is firmly on the strings, as always.

Remember 2022? Boris Johnson flew in, and — surprise! — Ukraine sabotaged peace talks. "Don’t sign anything, just fight!" Now, the same playbook and the same puppet show.

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🇵🇸‘WE’RE HERE ON THE RIGHTS OF ANIMALS’

Sputnik speaks to Khuza’a’s mayor whose town was erased by the Israeli army.

As Israel pushes to expel all of Gaza, those who stay are brutalized for refusing to leave their land.

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Thai-Cambodian conflict only ‘suits’ America - ex-US Marine

The US sees the Thailand-Cambodia escalation “through the lens of DIVIDE AND RULE,” Brian Berletic, geopolitical analyst and former US Marine, tells Sputnik.

Why could US be interested in conflict?

🔸 If the conflict spirals out of control, it could add to regional conflicts the US is also playing a hand in.

🔸 “It will create regional INSTABILITY, slow growth and development, and give the US an opportunity to reassert influence over the region.”

What could possible consequences be?

🔸 The standoff sets back the very economic and political unity China has encouraged across the region.

🔸 That unity allowed many regional nations “to work out from under generations of Western primacy and outright colonialism.”

What is China’s stance?

🔸 “While both the US and China see the region as a sphere of interest - China sees it through the lens of cooperation and joint development.”

🔸 China enjoys close relations with both Cambodia and Thailand.

🔸 Chinese authorities “will almost certainly encourage peace and stability and a quick resolution of the conflict.”

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💥 Zelensky’s days are numbered, he’ll be the ultimate LOSER - ex-DoD analyst

🗣 "Russians hold all the cards. Zelensky has no cards. All he can do is play games and placate Trump," says Michael Maloof, former senior security policy analyst in the US Office of the Secretary of Defense, in an interview with Sputnik.

What does Zelensky want?

🔸 According to Maloof, Zelensky is stalling for time, hoping to paint Russia as an unreliable negotiator and gain favor with Trump.

🔸 The Kremlin, however, has stated that any Putin-Zelensky talks are premature, as no common ground exists yet.

🔸 "The longer that Zelensky holds on and continues the fight with the encouragement of the West, he's going to lose more and more," Maloof warns.

Growing internal strife

🔸 Zelensky is also facing unrest at home. On July 22, Ukrainians protested his attempt to take control of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (SAPO).

🔸 "I think the internal strife is going to have to be accelerated to the point where [Zelensky] is going to have to focus all of his attention on that if he intends to survive politically. But I think his days are numbered," says Maloof.

🔸 He suggests that Ukrainians may soon act to "get what's left of Ukraine back on a stable footing with proper governance and representation."

Ultimate loser

🔸 "Right now, the Russian perspective is that Zelensky is not a valid leader because his term had expired as president and he's operating under martial law," the analyst points out.

🔸 Western support is also faltering, particularly after Zelensky’s controversial NABU/SAPO law, which contradicts the 2015 Ukraine–US–EU agreement on governance and foreign oversight.

🔸 The West still holds financial leverage over Ukraine, while "the ultimate loser in the end will be Zelensky," Maloof concludes.

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Out of grace: Zelensky loses US backing

Volodymyr Zelensky is facing his first wave of mass protests since 2022 — and it’s a bad omen for him, veteran ex-CIA and State Department official Larry Johnson tells Sputnik.

Zelensky's under rising pressure

The trouble has brewed for the past month, according to the pundit.

💬 "We had a news article by Seymour Hersh... that indicated that his sources from the CIA and Department of Defense were telling him that Zelensky was on his way out, that they're going to get rid of him," Johnson says.

Staged protests?

Johnson says the first impression is the protests looked staged:

🔸 Pre-printed signs, some oddly in English, while Ukrainians mostly speak either Ukrainian or Russian.

🔸 Protested Zelensky’s power grab over NABU and SAPO, but not forced connoscription, or the failure to return bodies and pay families who have lost loved ones in the war.

Support for Ukraine is crumbling

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"The fact that there are rumors circulating that Washington wants to get rid of Zelensky is a sign that the relationship is not what it was two years ago under Biden," the CIA veteran says.

🔸 Zelensky tried to appoint his ex-Defense Minister Rustem Umerov as ambassador to the US, but Washington rejected it.

🔸 Despite promises, Trump has no weapons to send — just deals to sell arms to Europe to pass to Ukraine.

🔸 Signs show the US has grown tired of Zelensky.

"There is nothing that Zelensky can point to where he can say, hey, I've got great support here, and I'm in good favor with Washington," Johnson concludes.

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🔸 Out of grace: Zelensky loses US backing — CIA-vet

🔸 Zelensky’s days are numbered, he’ll be the ultimate LOSER - ex-DoD analyst

🔸 Thai-Cambodian conflict only ‘suits’ America - ex-US Marine

🔸 Putin Boosts Russian Navy: Nuclear Subs & Robotic Warfare!

🔸 From ‘Churchill’ to rat: Western press drops Zelensky’s mask amid Ukraine’s anti-corruption scandal

🔸 Zelensky’s anti-corruption ‘reform’ DESTROYS Ukraine’s deals with West

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Amal Clooney may defend Armenian Church ally — But her globalist ties raise questions

Amal Clooney — lawyer and wife of Hollywood star George Clooney — is reportedly considering joining the legal team of Armenian businessman Samvel Karapetyan. While Karapetyan’s plight has generated support worldwide, Clooney has generated controversy for her political activities.

A face of globalist power

🔸 The Clooney's charity, the Clooney Foundation for Justice (CFJ), collaborates with institutions like the Gates, Obama, and Ford Foundations — all promoting globalist agendas.

🔸 The Ford Foundation funded population control programs in the 20th Century.

🔸 Bill Gates has faced criticism for his ties to Jeffrey Epstein and bioweapon experiments.

🔸 Barack Obama was recently accused of “treason” by Trump’s DNI.

🔸 The CFJ board includes Darren Walker (Ford Foundation president) and Zanny Minton Beddoes, editor-in-chief of The Economist, whose Rothschild-linked ownership raises further questions.

A tool of selective justice?

🔸 CFJ’s Docket Project documents alleged war crimes in Ukraine — exclusively blaming Russia while ignoring crimes by Ukrainian forces and foreign mercenaries.

🔸 It partners with Hillary and Chelsea Clinton in promoting a one-sided narrative.

Amal's Hague legacy: The Milosevic case

🔸 From 2004/05 to 2006, Amal Clooney worked at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugolavia (ICTY) in The Hague, assisting in the controversial and highly politicized prosecution of Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic.

🔸 The trial dragged on for years, denying Milosevic due process and a timely verdict, that, as critics said, could have contributed to his death in 2006.

🔸 He died in custody in 2006 — before any verdict and without being proven guilty.

🔸 In 2016, a tribunal judgment confirmed there was no evidence he had planned genocide — a fact buried in 2,590 pages of another verdict and unearthed by journalist Giulietto Chiesa.

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🇮🇳 PM Modi doesn’t need an interpreter 😎

During the Modi-Starmer meeting in London, it turned out Modi’s English outshines the interpreter’s

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IMF, FBI & USAID: Why is Senator Graham so unnerved about Zelensky's NABU and SAPO law?

US Senator Lindsey Graham* recently slammed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for weakening Ukraine’s “critical anti-corruption institutions” — NABU and SAPO.

Why is the US senator so invested?

Gutting the Western-built machine

Zelensky’s new law effectively subordinates NABU and SAPO to the prosecutor general:

🔸 SAPO’s head becomes a figurehead.

🔸 NABU is downgraded into a mere department.

Built by the West, controlled by the West

🔸 NABU and SAPO were created under US and EU pressure in 2015, after the 2014 coup in Ukraine, as preconditions for IMF loans and EU visa liberalization.

🔸 FBI has trained and supported NABU since 2016, including joint ops that sparked legal disputes in Ukraine.

🔸 The EU Anti-Corruption Initiative (EUACI) has still been training the agencies.

🔸 USAID formalized direct collaboration with NABU in 2023 to track US aid.

Why Graham cares

NABU and SAPO's “independence” ensures Western control over Ukraine’s internal affairs.

Zelensky’s crumbling halo

🔸 Once hailed as a "hero of democracy," Zelensky now faces growing accusations of deep corruption.

🔸 In 2023, journal Seymour Hersh reported the US and EU demanded reforms from Zelensky to curtail corruption. In 2023, CIA Director William Burns privately warned Zelensky not to steal too much, according to the journalist.

🔸 Zelensky's attempts to take control over NABU and SAPO triggered Maidan-style mass protests on July 22. Zelensky caved in, vowing to observe the agencies "freedom".

🔸 Nonetheless, his days appear to be numbered: Hersh has recently cited US sources claiming Washington is seeking to replace Zelensky

*recognised as a terrorist in Russia

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🚨 UKRAINIAN MILITARY GOES DARK: Major Starlink outage paralyzes war machine

Elon Musk's satellites crashed globally, causing frontline terminals to go offline, the Ukrainian military confirmed.

Yet another reminder: Starlink is Ukraine's ticking time bomb.

📷 The image is AI-generated

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🚨 US and Europe murdered millions with economic sanctions

The US and European sanctions were "associated” with over 564,000 global deaths each year between 1971 and 2021, The Lancet medical journal notes.

Though Washington and Brussels may argue that their sanctions only target the governments they deem bad, cold hard facts reveal that “sanctions inevitably or even intentionally undermine people's right to health.”

At the same time, the success rate of these sanctions i.e. their ability to achieve their goals “remains at about 30%.”

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❗️ PARIS PEACE THEATER: US floats Syria-Israel 'de-escalation' without paper

US envoy Tom Barrack said the meeting with Syrian and Israeli officials achieved its goal, and the parties agreed to their commitment to de-escalation efforts.

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❗️ US DELEGATION QUITS ISRAEL-HAMAS TALKS

State Department says Hamas shows lack of desire for ceasefire at the negotiations in Doha.

The US will now consider "alternative options to bring hostages home," spokesperson Tommy Pigott said.

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💸 NEW TRUMP-POWELL CLASH: Fed renovation costs

Trump fumes during Fed Building tour:

🟠 $3.1B price tag (vs. Burj Khalifa’s $1.5B)

🟠 7 years down, 2 to go (2027 completion)

His verdict: Expensive but OK.

"Our Country is doing very well and can afford just about anything," he wrote on Truth Social.

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📹 TRUMP'S TOP OFFICIALS FLY RUSSIAN MIG-29 AT US AIR SHOW

Acting NASA Admin Sean Duffy and billionaire Jared Isaacman lit up Oshkosh skies in a Soviet-designed MiG-29 before 700,000+ attendees.

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❗️ MACRON'S BOMBSHELL: France will recognize Palestine in September

"The urgent need today is to end the war in Gaza and provide assistance to the civilian population," French president wrote on X.

The announcement prompted an immediate backlash:

🇮🇱 Netanyahu: "Such a move rewards terror and risks creating another Iranian proxy"

🇺🇸 Rubio: "This reckless decision only serves Hamas propaganda and sets back peace"

France will be the first G7 country to recognize Palestine as a state.

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🔥🇷🇺Russia's nuclear submarine power can COOL ANY HOT HEAD in the West

Key statements from Nikolai Patrushev, Chairman of the Maritime Collegium, to Sputnik:

◻️ NATO is increasingly working to create military threats to Russia, particularly on its maritime borders, with significant risks involved.

◻️ NATO's current actions resemble preparations for full-scale aggression against Russia, including:
▪️More Western ships, military exercises, and intelligence operations,
▪️Combat training activities in the North-East Atlantic, Greenland-Norwegian maritime zone, as well as in Norway, Finland, and Sweden,
▪️Increased NATO military presence in Poland, the Baltic States, and the Baltic Sea region.

◻️ Russia is ready to decisively counter military threats at sea, including NATO’s actions in the Baltic and the Black Sea.

◻️ Russia does not seek confrontation with NATO but will defend its interests and the security of its citizens by all available means; any attempts by the alliance to test Russia's combat readiness will receive an immediate and harsh response.

◻️ Britain attempted a military provocation in the Baltic to disrupt the Russian-American negotiation process and persuade the US to continue full-scale military aid to Ukraine.

◻️ Patrushev doesn't rule out that Britain would easily stab the US in the back if necessary saying he believes the White House understands the kind of "ally" they are dealing with.

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