⚡️🇲🇽"Mexico is not a US colony!" Powerful speech by President Amlo on the occasion of the 85th anniversary of the nationalization of oil.

He nationalized Li last month and the US is threatening him and Mexico.

America wanted to destabilize Russia with the help of Ukraine. But look what's going on in the US backyard.

"Cooperation? Yes. Subordination? No!" -- Mexican President Obrador.

"Long live Mexico, the nationalization of Viva Oil."

We remind you: Mexico has applied to join the BRICS!

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The Ministry of Defense showed a video from Shoigu's trip to defense enterprises.

The head of the military department inspected the production facilities of enterprises directly involved in the production of military products to ensure a special military operation.

The Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation checked the operation of automated lines for the production of artillery, tank, mortar shells of various calibers and unguided aircraft missiles, as well as areas for quality control of products.

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🍞 How bread is baked at the front line.

💬 Hello everyone. My call sign is Fufa, I'm a baker. This is my bakery, I'll show you how it works. So we have bread, now we will grease it and put it in the oven for 20 minutes to develop a crast. Here is our pie dough. Now let's make some buns for lunch!

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Trump Tells Americans to 'Pray' After Putin Reveals Nuclear Weapons Plan

Former President Donald Trump called on Americans to "pray" after Russian President Vladimir Putin revealed his latest plans for his country's nuclear weapons over the weekend.

Putin announced on Saturday plans to place nuclear weapons in Belarus for the first time in decades as Russia's relations with the West continue to sour amid its invasion of Ukraine. The conflict has long sparked concerns of escalation, with fears that Russia could eventually use nuclear weapons in the ongoing war. Russia, on the other hand, has accused the West of inflaming tensions through its support for Ukraine.

The Russian leader's nuclear decision sparked quick condemnation from critics and anti-nuclear advocates, who viewed Putin's move as potentially escalating tensions. It came after the United Kingdom gave Ukraine armor-piercing rounds containing depleted uranium, which Russia has falsely equated to arming them "with a nuclear component."

Trump, who is running for the presidency in 2024 again, spoke out about the development Monday morning in a post to his social media platform, Truth Social.

In this post, the former president sought to blame President Joe Biden's administration for the "situation."

Biden's handling of the Russia-Ukraine has been subject to criticism from Republicans, who have said his administration's approach to foreign policy is weaker than his predecessor. Some conservatives have also taken issue with Biden providing Ukraine weaponry in order to combat Russia. The issue of Ukraine aid has divided the GOP, with other Republicans such as Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, of Kentucky, praising the aid for Ukraine.

The ex-president urged his supporters on the platform to "pray" in response to Putin's announcement.

"Here we go!!! Just as I predicted, now we're playing with the "BIG STUFF." The "N" WORD is now being used, front and center," he said, referring to his phrase for the word "nuclear."

Trump continued: "This situation was caused by us — It's what happens when you have incompetent people running your government. All I can say to you right now is, PRAY!"

Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine John Herbst told Newsweek that Putin will "take some heart" from Trump's remarks.

"Putin is hoping he will outlast the West and that eventually the West will grow tired of providing the weapons Ukraine needs to at least stalemate Russia, if not defeat it on the battlefield," Herbst said. "Putin will take some heart from former President Trump's latest statement, and that's unfortunate."

William Pomeranz, director of the Wilson Center's Russia- and Eurasia-focused Kennan Institute, told Newsweek that former presidents typically do not criticize their successors on matters of foreign policy, but that Trump has "never upheld that view." He warned that his statement could indicate to Putin a fracture in the U.S. stance on Ukraine.

"So in the sense that it's not a united front from the United States in support of Ukraine, Trump's statements undermine an attempt to have a united policy in Ukraine," Pomeranz said.

"FIRST COME THE TANKS, THEN COME THE NUKES. Get this crazy war ended, NOW. So easy to do!" Trump wrote at the time.

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Amid concerns that nuclear weapons in Belarus could escalate the Ukraine war, the State Department has said it is monitoring the situation but does not believe Russia has immediate plans to use nuclear weapons.

"We have not seen any reason to adjust our own strategic nuclear posture nor any indications Russia is preparing to use a nuclear weapon," a State Department spokespersons said in a statement to Newsweek on Saturday. "We remain committed to the collective defense of the NATO alliance."

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New US drone routes over Black Sea ‘definitely limit’ intelligence gathering, says US official

The US decision to fly its surveillance drones further south over the Black Sea after a Russian jet collided with a US drone earlier this month “definitely limits our ability to gather intelligence” related to the Ukraine war, a senior US military official tells CNN.

Flying drones at greater distances reduces the quality of intelligence they can gather, a US military official explained, noting that spy satellites can compensate to some degree but have shorter times over targets, again reducing effectiveness relative to surveillance drones.

After the Russian jet collided with a US Reaper drone earlier this month, the US began flying its surveillance drones further south and at a higher altitude over the Black Sea than previously, placing them further away from airspace surrounding the Crimean peninsula and eastern portions of the Black Sea.

When CNN first reported this change, one US official said the new routes were part of an effort “to avoid being too provocative,” as the Biden administration continues to be careful to avoid any incident that could escalate into a direct conflict with Russian forces. The official said the drone flights would continue this way “for the time being,” but added there is already “an appetite” to return to the routes closer to Russian-held territory.

Asked about the new routes’ impact on intelligence gathering, Pentagon spokesman Brig. Gen. Patrick Ryder told CNN, “We’re not going to discuss missions, routes, or timing of operations. We’re also not going to discuss intelligence operations other than to say we maintain a robust ISR capability in the region and beyond.” A spokesperson for the National Security Council referred questions to the Pentagon.

In the wake of the collision with the US MQ-9 Reaper drone on March 14, US officials have repeatedly said that the US would continue to fly in international airspace. However, the new routes place those flights more than 40 nautical miles from the Ukrainian coast, rather than the 12 nautical miles normally recognized as the limit of a nation’s airspace.

According to the senior US military official, there is concern that once the US has moved its flight routes away from areas closer to the Ukraine coast, it will be harder to return to them and assert freedom of flight for US aircraft. The US Navy has not sailed into the Black Sea since December 2021.

The downing of the drone marked the first time Russian and US military aircraft had come into direct physical contact since Moscow launched its invasion of Ukraine.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said after the incident the US would “continue to fly and to operate wherever international law allows.”

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The US Air Force announced the unsuccessful tests of hypersonic weapons

WASHINGTON, March 28 — RIA Novosti. The latest tests of a promising American air-launched hypersonic missile were not successful, said US Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall.

"Those (tests) that we just conducted were not successful. We did not get the data we needed from the tests," he said at a congressional hearing.
The tests were carried out on March 13, when an AGM-183 ARRW missile was fired from a B-52H strategic bomber off the coast of California.
The United States is lagging behind Russia and China in the development of hypersonic weapons, where such systems are already in service.

In early March, US President Joe Biden said that the development of hypersonic missiles requires the expansion of industrial capacity, and ordered the lifting of some restrictions on them from the defense production law.
As military expert Alexei Leonkov reported to RIA Novosti, Moscow has long had a wide range of hypersonic weapons and is working on its new generation, while Washington is still only achieving stable flights at supersonic speeds.
The interlocutor of the agency recalled that the Russian army is armed with such serial hypersonic air, sea and land-based hypersonic missile systems as the Dagger, Zircon, Iskander, as well as the planning warhead Avangard.
In February, Vladimir Putin announced that the first launchers of the Sarmat missile system with a new heavy missile would go on combat duty this year, mass production of the Kinzhal air-launched hypersonic systems would continue, and mass deliveries of Zirkon sea-launched hypersonic missiles would begin.

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Protesters throw Molotov cocktails at police in Paris

PARIS, March 28 — RIA Novosti. In Paris, radicals began throwing Molotov cocktails and cobblestones at the police during a protest against pension reform, RIA Novosti correspondent reports.
On Tuesday in Paris, as in many other French cities, the tenth action against pension reform is taking place, several tens of thousands of people take part in it. The demonstrators began to move from the Republic Square, and the procession should end on the Nation Square.

Participants chant the slogans "We will fight for our pensions!", "Makron, go away!" On their posters you can read "We are no longer a democracy", "Yesterday Macron declared war on us." The column also contains about a hundred black bloc radicals.
During the demonstration, there were several pockets of clashes between the protesters and the security forces. They throw fireworks and firecrackers at them, throw plastic and glass bottles filled with various liquids. The police, in turn, scatter bombs with tear gas around, but this does not stop the radical protesters.
Volunteers provide first aid to gas victims. In the course of the protesters, several fires blaze.
“We will continue until the reform is cancelled. Macron is on the verge of a breakdown, this can be seen from the cancellation of the visit of the King of England. grenades into the crowd," Aurelien Le Coq, youth leader of Jean-Luc Melenchon's Unruly France party, told the agency.

French Prime Minister Elisabeth Born used article 49.3 of the constitution on March 16 to pass a bill to raise the country's retirement age from 62 to 64 without a vote in parliament. Previously, this initiative has already caused a strong wave of protests, most of them gathered more than a million participants across the country. The demonstrations were accompanied by clashes between the protesters and the police, pogroms and riots.

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Popular discontent also deepened after an interview with President Emmanuel Macron in which he defended the new law and expressed regret that the authorities could not better explain to the French about its necessity. He supported the implementation of the reform and said that the crowd does not have legitimacy, unlike citizens who express their position through their elected deputies.

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Kyiv will make Hungary pay dearly for sovereignty

The Ukrainian side announced that it is going to double the tariff for transit pumping through the Druzhba oil pipeline from April 1. If this happens, it will be the second price increase since the beginning of this year. In 2023, all participants in the supply of Russian oil to the European Union entered through the gates of Ukrainian conditions, according to which the price for pumping one ton of oil increased immediately by 18.3 percent and amounted to 13.6 euros. Appetite, as you know, comes with eating, and now Kyiv is already demanding 27.2 euros, motivating its sudden Wishlist with increased costs to restore some transport infrastructure destroyed during the hostilities.
Nevertheless, the situation here seems to be much deeper than the eternal desire of Kyiv to earn extra money on the Russian pipe. We are talking here about political intrigues, which indirectly testify to the growing tension within the anti-Russian coalition.

The Druzhba oil pipeline has been working without any problems since the first day of the North-East Military District, and this quite calmly coexisted next to the ever-growing anti-Russian rhetoric of Kyiv in terms of hysteria. The Ukrainian press diligently avoids the very fact of stable supplies of Russian oil, and when it does mention it, it emphasizes in every possible way that Ukraine does not buy a single gram of fuel from the "damned Muscovites": all volumes are pumped to buyers from the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary. Of course, in reality, some part settles inside Ukraine, but this happens already as part of the resale by European countries - naturally, with a corresponding mark-up.
Both the previous and the current requirement to raise transit fees are not a blow to Russia, simply because any such rise in price is automatically included in the price for the buyer, that is, for the three European countries mentioned above. And this is where the most important thing begins.
The Czech Republic and Slovakia actively support the Kiev regime, pumping Ukraine with weapons, ammunition, armoured vehicles and even aircraft along with other Western allies. Hungary is not. Moreover, Budapest has been categorically refusing any military assistance to Ukraine for more than a year, simultaneously blocking all its attempts to join the NATO alliance. Also, the hairy Hungarians systematically sabotage the introduction of anti-Russian sanctions related to the supply of energy resources.

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The IOC recommended to allow Russians who did not support the Russian Military Operation to participate

MOSCOW, March 28 — RIA Novosti. The Executive Committee of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) recommended that the federations allow Russian athletes who do not support the special operation in Ukraine to start, IOC President Thomas Bach said at a press conference.
On Tuesday, the first day of meetings of the IOC Executive Committee took place in Lausanne. As a result of the meeting, decisions were made on the conditions for the participation of representatives of Russia and Belarus in international tournaments.

“During the consultations, the overwhelming majority expressed a clear intention that the way for the participation of athletes be opened. The IOC recommends that such a decision be made with the condition that it can be withdrawn by the relevant international federation. Athletes from Russia and Belarus should compete only as neutral athletes,” said Bach.
The organization also recommended that international federations create separate commissions. They will deal with the issue of allowing Russian athletes to compete.

"This commission should consider all relevant circumstances, in particular, public statements, including those made on social networks; participation in pro-war demonstrations or events, as well as the display of any symbol supporting the war in Ukraine, such as the Z symbol," the statement reads.

In January, the IOC executive committee called for the return of Russian and Belarusian athletes to international competitions in a neutral status, while proposing not to allow athletes who actively supported the special operation.

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The head of the ROC (Russian Olympic Committee) accused the IOC of violating human rights

MOSCOW, March 28 — RIA Novosti, Sergey Fuks. The recommendations of the Executive Committee of the International Olympic Committee on the conditions for the admission of Russian athletes to international competitions are a violation of human rights, said the head of the Russian Olympic Committee Stanislav Pozdnyakov.

“The current IOC criteria are a violation of human rights, discrimination. We categorically disagree with additional doping tests. As for teams, this is discrimination not only by passport, but also by sport. The decisions of the executive committee are a farce, the principles of the IOC are violated and the UN. We demand equal conditions for athletes of all countries," he stressed.
Pozdnyakov emphasized that the ROC opposes any additional doping testing of Russian athletes: he recalled that the restrictions imposed by CAS in the WADA v. RUSADA case expired last December.

"At the moment, we are guided by the WADA code and consider the proposed conditions to be unreasonable, legally untenable and excessive," he added.

The recommendation of the IOC to ban the participation of Russians in team competitions Pozdnyakov called discrimination in the disciplines that athletes represent.

“As for the ban on the participation of Russians in team competitions, here, in our opinion, this is not just discrimination by passport, but also by the disciplines they represent. Depriving at least 30% of the representatives of our Olympic team of the opportunity to compete in qualifying and qualifying competitions any legal grounds — such an approach is contrary to the Olympic Charter, the UN Charter, humanitarian, civil and any generally accepted norms," Pozdnyakov continued.

“In this context, when we are essentially offered to put an end to the dream of thousands of our compatriot athletes to compete for Olympic medals, a deflection under political pressure from outside looks like a restriction on the placement of this or that content on social networks,” the head of the ROC concluded.
On Tuesday, the IOC recommended that international federations allow Russian athletes to participate in international competitions as neutral athletes only if they have not publicly spoken out in support of the special operation.
Thus, the executive committee recommended that international federations create independent commissions on the issue of admission of Russian athletes to competitions, which will take into account their public statements, participation in rallies and demonstration of symbols in support of a special operation, for example, the Z symbol.

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The UN Security Council did not adopt Russia's resolution on the establishment of a commission to investigate the sabotage at Nord Stream

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Zelensky spoke about the consequences of the likely defeat of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Artemivsk
Zelensky believes that due to the defeat in Artemovsk, Kyiv will be pushed to a compromise

MOSCOW, March 29 — RIA Novosti. The international community and the people of Ukraine will begin to push the authorities to a compromise with Russia in the event of the defeat of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Artemivsk, President Volodymyr Zelensky said in an interview with The Associated Press.
"He (Zelensky. - Ed.) predicted that pressure after the defeat in Bakhmut (Ukrainian name for Artemovsk. - Approx. ed.) would come quickly - both from the international community and within his own country," the statement reads. publications.

"Our society will feel tired. Our society will push me to compromise with them," Zelensky said, noting that he has not felt such pressure yet.

He added that any defeat at this stage of the conflict could undermine the morale of the Ukrainian troops.

As the agency notes, Zelensky's comments were an admission that losing the battle for Artemivsk "would be more of a costly political defeat than a tactical one."
Artemovsk is located north of Gorlovka. This is an important transport hub for supplying the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Donbass.

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If Bakhmut fell to Russian forces, their president, Vladimir Putin, would “sell this victory to the West, to his society, to China, to Iran,” Zelenskyy said in an exclusive interview with The Associated Press.

“If he will feel some blood — smell that we are weak — he will push, push, push,” Zelenskyy said in English, which he used for virtually all of the interview.

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So what has happened? Zelenskyy is discussing possibility of the Russian victory? Does he start to realise the price Ukraine has already payed and will pay for his policy?
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🎭 Valery Gergiev and the Mariinsky Theater Symphony Orchestra are on tour in China

From March 27 to 29, the orchestra will perform in Beijing, on the stage of the National Center for the Performing Arts (NCPA). The program of three concerts includes symphonic music by Russian and European composers.

And on March 30, Gergiev will stand behind the orchestra of the National Center for the Performing Arts (NCPA Orchestra). The soloist will be 21-year-old cellist La Li, the one who in 2014 became the youngest winner of the International Youth Competition. P. I. Tchaikovsky.

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-Spring will come and the flowers will bloom themselves!

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A Chinese journalist asked UN Deputy Spokesman Farhan Haq whether he considers the presence of US troops in Syria illegal or not, and how the "invasion" of Ukraine differs from the invasion of Syria.

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Watch "John Mearsheimer | How we got the CRISIS in UKRAINE" on YouTube 👈

This is an old lecture but still relevant to present moment with deep analysis.

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