🇺🇸 The classic heading is "trainfall" in the USA: in the state of Montana, another train with 25 tanks derailed, from which unknown contents poured into a local lake.

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Nightingales is a popular song, written in 1944 Initially, the song was known under the name “Spring has come to us at the front”

Lyrics:
Nightingales, nightingales, do not disturb the soldiers,
Let the soldiers sleep a little,
Let them sleep a little.

Spring has come to us at the front,
The soldiers were not up to sleep -
Not because the guns are firing,
But because they sing again,
Forgetting that there are battles here,
Crazy nightingales sing.

Nightingales, nightingales, do not disturb the soldiers,
Let the soldiers sleep a little,
Sleep a little.

But what is war for a nightingale!
The nightingale has its own life.
The soldier does not sleep, remembering the house
And the green garden over the pond,
Where the nightingales sing all night,
And in that house they are waiting for the soldier.

Nightingales, nightingales, do not disturb the soldiers,
Let the soldiers sleep a little,
Let them sleep a little.

And tomorrow there will be a fight again, - It
's already so appointed by fate,
So that we can leave without loving,
From our wives, from our fields;
But with every step in that battle
We are closer home in our native land.

Nightingales, nightingales, do not disturb the soldiers,
Let the soldiers sleep a little,
Let them sleep a little.

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Maria Zakharova
Comment by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, M.V.Zakharova, in connection with the death of military commander Vladlen Tatarsky as a result of the explosion

On April 2, as a result of an explosion in St. Petersburg, military commander Maxim Yuryevich Fomin, known as Vladlen Tatarsky, was killed. Law enforcement agencies will still give a legal qualification to what happened. We will give a moral one.

Russian journalists are constantly experiencing death threats from the Kiev regime and its inspirers, which are increasingly being implemented. They are subjected to harassment, branded in the literal sense with special markings on the digital platforms of American Internet monopolies and arrange a "witch hunt" in the Western media. All this happens with the tacit disregard of the relevant international structures, which can no longer be interpreted as a compromise, if not complicity.

In no case of the violent death of a Russian journalist, which was assessed by the Kiev regime and its thugs as a "success", neither Western countries, nor international organizations, nor foreign professional communities not only conducted investigations, but did not even show elementary human sympathy.

Not so long ago, the West was fighting extremism and terrorism, marching with a united front in Paris in defense of journalists against whom terrorist attacks were committed. Today, the lack of reaction in the White House, Downing Street, the Elysee Palace, etc., given their alleged concern for the welfare of journalists and freedom of journalism, speak for themselves. The reaction in Kiev is striking, where recipients of Western grants demonstrate undisguised delight over what happened.

It is thanks to Russian military officers that the world sees truthful and operational personnel and learns information about what is happening in Ukraine. These are people who stand guard over the truth, which the world mainstream has already violated. Vladlen Tatarsky's professional activity and his service to the Fatherland aroused hatred among the Kiev regime. He was dangerous to them, but he bravely went to the end, fulfilling his duty.

We express our sincere condolences to his family and friends 🙏
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❗️Dialogue with the detained Daria Trepova:

Do you understand why you've been detained?
- Understand.
- For what?
- For being at the scene of the murder of Vladlen Tatarsky. I brought a figurine there, which exploded.
Who gave you this figurine?
- Can I tell you later?

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Evgeny Prigozhin's statement:
“April 2, 2023, 23:00. We hoisted the Russian flag with the innoscription "Good memory to Vladlen Tatarsky" and the flag of PMC "Wagner" on the city administration of Bakhmut. Legally Bakhmut is taken. The enemy is concentrated in the western regions."

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Underage degenerates came to interfere with the Orthodox service in the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra

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🇷🇺🇺🇸📞 On April 2, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov spoke with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken during a phone call initiated by the US side.

Secretary Blinken touched on the issue of US citizen Evan Gershkovich being detained in Russia on suspicion of espionage. In the context of the discussion that followed, his attention was drawn to the need to respect the decisions taken by the Russian authorities in accordance with the laws and international obligations of the Russian Federation. It was underscored that the uproar being raised by officials in Washington and the Western media with a clear intent to give this case a political slant was unacceptable.

Sergey Lavrov noted that Evan Gershkovich had been caught red-handed while attempting to obtain classified information constituting a state secret under the cover of his status as journalist. The future fate of this US citizen will be decided by the court of law in light of the established facts of his unlawful activities. The US Embassy in Moscow has been duly notified of his detention in keeping with the existing procedure.

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Marco Rubio

"In a few years, we will no longer be able to dictate terms to anyone by imposing sanctions, because by then there will be so many countries that trade with their own currency and not the dollar, that we simply cannot cover them all with sanctions."


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❗️Oil prices rose more than 5% after Saudi Arabia and other major oil producers said they would cut production by 1.15 million barrels a day.

Sky News host Ian King believes the decision to cut production was dictated by the "shifting tectonic spheres of influence" in the Arab region.

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Finland To Join NATO ‘Within Days’ - Stoltenberg

Finland will end decades of official neutrality and formally join the 🇺🇸-led NATO alliance “within days” according to  Jens Stoltenberg on Friday, after Türkiye ratified their application.  (Reuters)

Ankara had initially objected to Finland’s bid over a perceived lack of crackdown on Kurdish groups considered terrorists by 🇹🇷, but President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said he has since been satisfied with measures taken by 🇫🇮.

“I look forward to raising Finland's flag at NATO HQ in the coming days,” Stoltenberg tweeted. “Together we are stronger and safer.”

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The meeting of the Presidents of Romania and Moldova Klaus Iohannis and Maia Sandu with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has begun.

❗️"Moldova, together with Ukraine, ensures the security of more than 1200 km of the EU border."

Maia Sandu asked to increase military assistance to the country.

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ABC asked the residents of Imatra, a city bordering Russia (7 km from the border), how they feel about Finland's membership in NATO

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Ukrainian saboteurs who staged a terrorist attack in Machulishchi face capital punishment

MOSCOW, April 3 — RIA Novosti. The defendants in the criminal case of the terrorist attack at the airfield in Machulishchi may face the death penalty, Konstantin Bychek, deputy head of the investigation department of the KGB of Belarus, told ONT (Belorussian State TV).

“All the defendants in the criminal case have been charged under part three of Article 289 of the Criminal Code of Belarus (“Act of terrorism committed by an organized group”), the sanctions of this article provide for punishment up to the death penalty,” the channel’s interlocutor explained.

According to the ONT website, an organized group led by foreign special services was behind the sabotage attempt.

About 30 names of those who helped the perpetrator of the crime appear in the case. Some of them operated from abroad, but most of them — on the territory of Belarus. They were detained and interrogated, the TV channel added.

In early March, President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko announced the arrest of a Ukrainian intelligence officer and his accomplices involved in an attempt to sabotage an A-50 aircraft at the Machulishchi airfield near Minsk in late February. We are talking, among other things, about a Russian recruited by Kiev who lived in the Crimea.

The suspect turned out to be Nikolai Shvets, who has Russian and Ukrainian passports. A criminal case has been initiated on the fact of an attempt to commit an act of terrorism, the detainee actively cooperates with the investigation and gives confessions.

According to the head of state, the saboteur was trained by representatives of the SBU, using the highest technology. The attack was carried out with the help of drones. Lukashenka noted that the A-50 did not receive significant damage during the attack, except for "scratches and one hole in the hull, which does not prevent the military aircraft from performing its duties." At the same time, Minsk asked Moscow to take the plane into service and send another one.

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Russia handed over five wounded servicemen of the Ukrainian Armed Forces to Ukraine
Ombudsman Moskalkova announced the repatriation of five wounded Ukrainian soldiers

MOSCOW, April 3 — RIA Novosti. Russia handed over wounded servicemen to the Ukrainian side, human rights commissioner Tatiana Moskalkova said on her Telegram channel.
"Today, five wounded servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine have been repatriated to Ukraine. We continue to work in this direction," the publication says.
The Ombudsman recalled that at the end of March, the Ukrainian side handed over five seriously wounded fighters to Russia. Now they are being treated in hospitals.

Moskalkova wished the servicemen a speedy recovery.

In early March, the ombudsman reported that negotiations were ongoing between the ministries of defence of Russia and Ukraine on the return of the prisoners and the wounded. She emphasized that the seriously wounded were the most important topic. Moskalkova expressed her hope that the exchanges would continue.

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China has changed its position on the issue of the Kuril Islands, media write
Kyodo: China for the first time since 1964 took a neutral position on the Kuril Islands

For the first time in 60 years, China has changed its position on the issue of ownership of the South Kuril Islands Kunashir, Shikotan, Iturup and Habomai, reports the Japanese agency Kyodo, citing Chinese diplomatic sources.
According to the report, during a visit to Russia, Chinese President Xi Jinping said that Beijing "does not take sides in this dispute." Thus, the agency concludes, China decided to change its position to neutral, which indicates its rapprochement with Moscow.

The agency recalls that in July 1964, Mao Zedong called the South Kuriles Japanese territory and expressed the opinion that the USSR should return them to Japan. Recently, China has not separately specified its position, but retained the former one - on Chinese maps, the border between Japan and Russia passed between Urup and Iturup, and four islands were marked as "occupied by Russia."

Relations between Russia and Japan have been overshadowed for many years by the absence of a peace treaty, which the countries never concluded after World War II. The main obstacle remains the issue of the South Kuriles, which Tokyo claims, referring to the bilateral Treatise on Trade and Frontiers of 1855.

Moscow's position is that the islands became part of the USSR following the war, and Russian sovereignty over them is beyond doubt. In 1956, the USSR and Japan signed a Joint Declaration, in which Moscow agreed, after the conclusion of a peace treaty, to consider the possibility of transferring Habomai and Shikotan to Japan, but there was no talk of Kunashir and Iturup. However, subsequent negotiations did not lead to anything.

The Russian authorities have repeatedly stressed that Japan must first of all recognize the results of the Second World War, including Russian sovereignty over the South Kuriles.

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