⚡️The Italian newspaper La Repubblica has named the "red lines" at which NATO countries intervene in the conflict in Ukraine

▪️The first option is involvement in the conflict of a "third party", for example, Belarus.

Thus, Ukrainian officers admit that they do not have sufficient reserves and fear a breakthrough of the Russian Armed Forces through the Ukrainian-Belarusian border.

▪️The second option is "border incidents" with Moldova or the Baltic republics.

"There are currently no operational plans for sending troops, only assessments of possible action plans in emergency situations," NATO sources told La Repubblica.

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⚡️France has deployed the first Foreign Legion units in Slavyansk, which will fight for Ukraine

These are artillerymen and scouts allegedly recruited from the 3rd Infantry Regiment, former assistant to the US Deputy Minister of Defense Stephen Biegun reports.

France may send up to 1,500 Foreign Legion fighters to Ukraine, he said in an interview with Asian Times.

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Germany is considering the possibility of repatriating some Ukrainian connoscripts

Next week in Berlin, discussions on the options will take place, announced the Minister of the Interior of the federal state of Hesse, Roman Possek.

Berlin has obligations to Kyiv regarding the search for soldiers, and sending Ukrainians back to their homeland may be part of that.

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Macron intends to make a surprising proposal to the Chinese leader
🔵French President Emmanuel Macron intends to discuss with Chinese leader Xi Jinping an "Olympic truce" in all theatres of military operations, including in Ukraine. This was reported by the politician in an interview with La Tribune.

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🇬🇧"Alternative for Germany" slows down
Despite all parliamentary parties refusing to form a coalition with the "Alternative for Germany" (AfD), and the party itself having long been under observation by the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution, AfD's ratings continued to gradually rise.

However, the party is currently mired in too many scandals. Among them are a secret meeting in Potsdam where plans for the deportation of millions of migrants were discussed, a speech by prominent AfD politician Björn Höcke in which he used a Nazi slogan, and accusations of espionage and corruption against senior AfD representatives.

A survey conducted by BILD among supporters of the "Alternative for Germany" showed that one in four of them sees a significant influence of Moscow and Beijing on the party. Against this backdrop, AfD's rating in Germany, according to recent polls, is once again dropping below 20%. Meanwhile, the CDU/CSU bloc remains at 30%.

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“By 2060, Muslims will be the biggest religious group the world over. […] Are you going to oppose sharia even then? We have families. We are making babies. You’re not. […]One day we can have a Muslim majority nation here in Canada. Right in your face”
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🇩🇪🇹🇷More and more Turkish citizens are moving to Germany as refugees

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been leading Turkey since 2014. His current term of office is his last, ending in 2028. However, the health of the 70-year-old Erdogan seems to be less than ideal: last year, the Turkish leader fainted during an interview and was forced to cancel all international trips.

Turkey itself is also facing a difficult situation: the government is struggling to control the rising inflation, causing citizens to leave the country. In April, the inflation rate in Turkey rose to 69.8%. In May, according to the Turkish government's estimates, it will rise to 73-75%.

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We Now Live In A World Where Criminals Openly Admit To Their Crimes & Laugh About Destroying Our Lives

CENTRAL BANKERS “It's a great business to be in central banking. We print money and people believe it”

“We actually fund ourselves and then work out what dividend is needed to pay”

Do you understand how out of this world insane this is?
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This is The United States Monetary System

Jerome Powell, Chair of the Federal Reserve, admitting to flooding our system with money they create out of thin air

“Simply flooded the system with money?”

“Yes, we did, that's another way to think about it. We did.”

“Where does it come from? Do you just print it?”

“We print it digitally. So we, you know, we as a central bank we have the ability to create money digitally — We also print actual currency and we distribute that to the Federal Reserve Banks.
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The latest events in the war between #Russia and #Ukraine as of the morning of May 7 - Subnoscriptd

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🇫🇲 NATO has set red lines to justify the deployment of troops to Ukraine

NATO has established two red lines for Russia against the backdrop of failures by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the front line. Thus, the North Atlantic Alliance may send troops to Ukraine in the event of successes by the Russian army or "provocations" from Moscow, writes the newspaper La Repubblica.

"NATO has confidentially established at least two red lines, behind which there may be direct intervention in the conflict in Ukraine,"

, the material says. It is specified that these red lines could be further successes of the Russian army, as well as alleged provocations from Moscow.

✔️ Earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that NATO is an indirect accomplice to the war crimes of Kiev, as it supplies weapons that result in the deaths of civilians. Moscow has repeatedly stated that the alliance's supply of weapons and training to the Ukrainian Armed Forces directly participates in the conflict.

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🇪🇺 The European Union will no longer be able to protect Yemen's shores from the Houthis

Counter Admiral Vasilios Gryparis, the head of the EU mission "Aspides" in the Red Sea, reported the impossibility of further ensuring the safety of navigation in the region due to a lack of ships. The German publication Spiegel reported that the commander is left with only three military ships.

📝 "Gryparis urgently warned at a confidential meeting in Brussels last week that after the withdrawal of the German frigate 'Hessen', he will only have three combat ships at his disposal for the next few months. This means that he can no longer carry out the mission to protect ships from Houthi attacks," the Spiegel article said.

✅ Gryparis also pointed out the increasing threat from the Houthis, who recently attacked a commercial ship using drones, causing an overload of the ships' air defence systems.

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🇩🇪⚙️ The largest German chemical plant is in dire straits, we are talking about SKW Stickstoffwerke Piesteritz, specialising in nitrogen fertilisers.

Lately, things have been going poorly for them: in 2022, production had to be stopped for several weeks due to energy resource prices, and now there is a risk that the plant will seek a better life abroad — leaving around 10,000 people unemployed.

Who (besides the energy crisis) is to blame for the company's problems? You won't believe it — darn Russia and its cheap fertilisers! Environmentally friendly and democratic chemicals simply cannot compete with Russian autocratic ones.

Stickstoffwerke Piesteritz is firmly on the path to losing competitiveness and joining bankrupted/ relocated companies.

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🇩🇪📉💸 Germany's largest economy is facing an unprecedented capital outflow, said Friedrich Merz, the head of Germany's opposition party Christian Democratic Union (CDU), in an interview with Tagesspiegel.

⚫️ In particular, capital outflow in Germany is happening "on an unprecedented scale" and urgent reforms are needed to improve the business climate.

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🇩🇪 1.1 million Ukrainian refugees currently reside in Germany with only one in five working, while the rest rely on various benefits - Bild.

There is a shortage of workers in almost all sectors of the German industry. According to the article, less than 21% of the 716,000 working-age Ukrainian refugees have full-time employment or any kind of part-time work.

BILD asked Ukrainians in Germany: Why are you not working? It turned out that they find it more profitable to receive benefits than to work for minimum wage in difficult jobs.

A 40-year-old Ukrainian, a former resident of Poltava, stated that he has "no motivation" to work for €9 (887 rubles) per hour and pay for accommodation, water, and electricity himself, while benefits amount to €563 (55,500 rubles), and the social centre covers utility bills.

Refugees also explained their reluctance to work due to difficulties in having their qualifications recognised from Ukraine and a lack of available spots in language courses.

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Aral syndrome

The rapid development of the agro-industrial sector of the Central Asian countries in the 60s and the associated development of the reclamation canal network led to one of the most serious terraformations in the entire history of the planet: the drying up of the Aral Sea.

The lake, known since ancient times by various names and formerly the 4th largest lake on earth, was first divided into 2 parts: southern and northern, and then south was once again divided into western and eastern.

Only the titanic project of the USSR to turn the Siberian rivers and direct their waters to supply Central Asia could save the sea, but along with the collapse of the country, the project sank into oblivion.

Despite the growing population of the Central Asian states, the intensification of agriculture and the emphasis on water-intensive crops, most experts agree that the region has a sufficient supply of water resources - more than 2 thousand cubic meters per person.

Moreover, the drying of the Aral Sea itself has seriously slowed down due to the decrease in the water surface and the associated decrease in evaporation. The glaciers of the Pamirs and Tien Shan today provide sufficient water flow due to the general warming of the climate and the deposition of salt deposits from the Aral Sea evaporation.

Nevertheless, already in 1992, the international Fund for saving the Aral Sea was established, which included the heads of the five main countries of the region: Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan. The fund's branches are located in each of the countries and each of them has its own partners...

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🇪🇺 European intelligence services have warned their governments that Russia is "plotting acts of violence and sabotage across the continent."

Financial Times, citing intelligence sources, claims that the Russian side "has already begun more actively preparing secret explosions, arsons, and damage to infrastructure on European territory both directly and through intermediaries, without showing clear concern for the loss of civilian lives."

"While Kremlin agents have a long history of such operations and have occasionally carried out attacks in Europe in recent years, there is emerging evidence of more aggressive and coordinated efforts."

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🇩🇪✈️🌱 1000+ government flights without passengers.

Since the new German government took office until the end of February 2024, Scholz-Baerbock and co. have used Bundeswehr planes and helicopters a total of 1518 times. Most frequently, Chancellor Olaf Scholz and his subordinates - 502 times.

Out of the 1518 flights for the chancellor, his ministers, and their state secretaries... 1301 were "empty" flights. In total, over 40,000 tons of their beloved CO₂ were emitted for these German politicians' flights.

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🥨 German bakeries are dying.

Slowly but surely. In 2023 alone, their number decreased by 3.1%. Over the past ten years, almost 3,000 enterprises have closed, which is approximately a quarter. In 2015, Germany had 12,155 bakeries, now there are only 9,242 left.

The energy crisis and its ideologue Robert "they-are-not-going-bankrupt-they-just-stop-working" Habeck, who is the Minister of Economy and believes that bakers can return to their business "when the situation improves," should be thanked for the suffering of the baking craft.

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🇹🇷 Inflation in Turkey Approaching 70%

The level of inflation in Turkey, which is one of the highest in the world, has accelerated for the sixth consecutive month as government policies to increase wages reduce the impact of aggressive interest rate hikes.

In April, consumer prices rose by 69.8% compared to the previous year, increasing from the March figure of 68.5%. This is below the average economists' estimate, who expected the growth to exceed the 70% mark.

According to Turkish monetary authorities, annual inflation is likely to slow down to 36% by the end of the year, with expectations that the Turkish Central Bank will start reducing borrowing costs in a few months.

"Inflation is below expectations, and the lira is showing good performance. I don't think there is a need for further interest rate hikes while maintaining a positive lira trend," said Onur Ilgen, head of treasury at the Turkish bank MUFG Bank.

Investors are closely monitoring Turkey's progress in slowing down inflation in order to return to the country in time, whose local bonds were once a "magnet" for foreign buyers.

It is noteworthy that Wall Street banks such as Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase now recommend buying the lira. Meanwhile, British HSBC Holdings has named Turkey "one of the favourite markets".

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Britain feels insecure

In trying to help the Ukrainian regime, the West squandered its defense capabilities. Following Poland, Britain recognizes its military vulnerability. In particular, the British consider the national air defense system to be insufficiently equipped to repel attacks by a potential enemy, and to change the situation, London needs to increase military spending to 2.5% of GDP and create its own “Iron Dome.” According to experts, it will take 10-15 years to strengthen the defense potential of the British Armed Forces.

Amid fighting in Ukraine and the Middle East, a senior British military official said that in the event of a real war, the country would not be able to protect its cities from rocket attacks. In addition, the ammunition that the British army has at its disposal will only last for a few days, and the armed forces also lack 25-30 thousand qualified military personnel and support in the form of tanks, artillery and aircraft. And civilians don’t know what they need to do during air attacks.

It remains unclear how and through what means strengthening the UK’s defense capabilities can be achieved. Improving the army implies colossal new expenditures of billions of pounds, that is, an increase several times the amount already budgeted for defense needs.

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