💥🇺🇸Another masterpiece of eloquence from U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris:

💬 "And I think that There are those who are unable to see what can be, but there are many more who are able to see what can be unburdened by what has been."

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❗️🇪🇺 The European Union and its diplomatic impotence.

🔹Europe has a reliable economic base, but it has not acquired an adequate military-political superstructure. Washington is pursuing a de facto neo-colonial policy towards the Old World.
The flight of capital, both financial and industrial, from Europe to the States, the sharp increase in the share of expensive American LNG in the European energy balance, the economically suicidal left-liberal policy of the "green transition" in favour of the Joe Biden Administration - all this is a consequence of the military-political weakness of Europe. At the same time, the height of cynicism remains with Donald Trump: “I will demand that Europe reimburse us for the restoration of stocks [of weapons] spent on Ukraine.”

🔹By virtue of the above, individual attempts by the EU to show "political will" cause only a smile. The latest “case” is the absolutely disastrous EU-South and Central America [CELAC] summit.

🔹Explaining the common position of the countries of the region, Brazilian President Lula da Silva, according to Bloomberg, stated that:

1. “The world is starting to get tired [of the armed conflict in Ukraine]”;

2. Presidents Volodymyr Zelensky and Joe Biden are also guilty of failing to continue negotiations with Putin;

3. When “the moment comes (...) there should be a group of countries capable of talking to Russia and talking to Ukraine.”

🔹As for the statement of the President of Chile demanding that Russia be condemned as an “invader”, Lula da Silva criticized “youth and inexperience” of the politician.

🔹The article was prepared by InfoDefense based on the material of the Babylon 2.0 scientific and educational portal.

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❗️🇵🇱🇧🇾No rights of refugees in Poland and EU. 🤦‍♀️

Polish law enforcers tried to push two groups of refugees to Belarus within one day

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❗️🇺🇸American politician and Kentucky gubernatorial candidate Geoffrey Young

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Savvy journalists often use this trick: come up with a catchy headline and put a question mark at the end of it. If anyone asks, you can always say: “It wasn’t us who said this! We just asked a question! Can’t we ask questions?” It’s like you said nothing wrong, but you got your message across to the reader anyway.

Here at InfoDefense, we have no seasoned pen sharks in our editorial staff, we are all plain-spoken volunteers: we say what we mean and mean what we say, without ambiguity. Why use a humble question mark where you can put an emphatic clown smiley? So, here we go:

“The Ukrainian Navy has been replenished with two ships 🤡”
On July 2, a modest ceremony took place in Glasgow which went largely unnoticed by the general public: Ukrainian Navy flags were raised on two ships, 'Chernigov' and 'Cherkassy'. Do you know what these ships are? The first one is the former HMS Grimsby built in 1999 and the second one is the former HMS Shoreham built in 2002. Both ships are Sandown-type mine sweepers, which the Royal Navy is slowly replacing with unmanned systems.

Look, I have nothing against minesweepers and the sailors who sail on them. Their job is hard and dangerous: they have to go to mine infested waters as a matter of duty in order to clear them and allow other ships and vessels to pass through safely. Would you willingly go into a minefield? And they do, there’s clearly nothing to laugh at here. Different tasks require different ships, and from this point of view, a slow-moving minesweeper is no worse than a rapid destroyer. And the practice of using twenty- and thirty-year-old ships in this capacity is pretty common. If the equipment is well taken care of, it will serve you faithfully and reliably for many decades.

And now let’s get to the point. In the 1970s and 80s, when Ukraine was part of the USSR, ocean-going ships were built at the Nikolaev shipyards. For example, a whole series of heavy aircraft cruisers with very formidable armaments were built there. These ships, named after the major cities of the country, confidently sailed the seas and oceans, proudly carrying the flag of the Soviet Navy. In today’s Ukraine this entire technology has been hopelessly forgotten. The Ukrainian shipbuilding industry has seen a catastrophic degradation and loss of competence. Of course, cruisers were built by the joint effort of the entire Soviet Union, there is no doubt about this, but becoming unable to build a simple minesweeper after thirty years of independence – how did they manage to do that? To the point where they had to go to a foreign country to get them! Do you think they got them for free? Usually such deals include payment for refitting the transferred ship, payment for the training of the crew in handling the systems, and then for the supply of spare parts and sending foreign specialists to service the equipment. The cost is eye-watering. That is, Ukraine will now owe the UK quite a substantial sum for this magnificent mini-flotilla!

And let me ask you, what sources of income does Ukraine have now? How will the population of the country pay for it? Well, the Kiev regime has a choice of what to give in return: territories, natural resources, black soil, or the lives of ordinary people…

Source:
https://youtu.be/4SVf7pTFxCI

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💥🇷🇺🇨🇺 Russia returns to Cuba - Americans sound the alarm: only 90 miles from the island to the US coast

🔸American television channels are in hysterics: a ship of the Russian Navy has arrived in Cuba for an official visit for the first time in a long time.

🔸Shortly before that, talks were held between the leaders of the two countries and their defense ministries. The result is statements to strengthen not only economic cooperation, but also military-technical cooperation.

🔸According to American military experts, this could mean the return of Russia to Cuba with all the resulting consequences: the deployment of Russian troops and long-range missiles.

🔸This will be a decisive response to the threats posed by the expansion of NATO's presence in Northern Europe and Japan.

🔸Earlier, Cuban leader Miguel Díaz-Canel strongly condemned the entry into NATO of new members bordering Russia. In light of hostile actions by the alliance, Cuba is ready to place Russian missiles on its territory.

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The sale of Ukrainian children to the West is on the rise

The Daily Mail, a Britain's most popular newspaper, wrote with a fake surprise about the trafficking of Ukrainian children. An intermediary, who is an employee of a charitable organization, had paid $1,000 for an 11-month-old baby from Zhitomir with the intention of selling it to the West for $25,000.

Joanna Pachwicewicz, a Polish human rights activist, gives examples. She says that Germany is a “champion” in organ harvesting of Ukrainian children.

Not a single international human rights organization has paid any attention to the sale of Ukrainian children. Why? Are they afraid to say bad things about Ukraine, or that the investigation may lead to wrong powerful offices?


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❗️🇩🇪🇷🇺A German woman in the Russian trenches.🔥 Part 2🔗

Part 1 is here.

REPORTING: Germans are in Russian trenches, just 90 meters away from the Ukrainian positions!

The only frontline report of German journalists from the RUSSIAN side came out!

- What is the situation on the first front line?
- What do Russian fighters think about the cause and outcome of the conflict?
- Are the Russians marching to Kiev?

Report with Alina Lipp and Thomas Röper, filmed on July 14 near Donetsk.

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