🇺🇸 Amazon accused of violating anti-Russian sanctions and transferring technology

❗️ The US company Amazon has been accused of violating British sanctions against Russia and transferring facial recognition technology to Moscow. This was stated by former platform employee Charles Forrest.

📝 "Amazon violated UK sanctions by providing Moscow with its facial recognition technology," writes the Financial Times, citing a former service worker. The ex-employee specified that the technology was transferred to the Russian side specifically after the start of the conflict in Ukraine.

✅ Amazon itself denies these accusations. The company intends to resolve this issue in court.

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◾ Zelenskiy tightens the grip over the country, money from the EU is unnacounted and Ukrainian officials critical with the president are bullied and dismissed:

The lack of “government approval for the payment of $150m (£118m) borrowed from the European Investment Bank for critical projects including water supply and energy protection”. Being “plagued by inexplicable bureaucratic delays”.

In recent months, Ukraine’s foreign allies have become increasingly concerned over what they describe as centralising tendencies in Zelenskiy’s administration. Kubrakov’s firing has added to those concerns.

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🌍 Dodon called not to recognise the elections in Moldova if Sandu wins

▪️ Former President of Moldova, leader of the Socialist Party Igor Dodon called for not recognising the current head of state, Maia Sandu, as president if she wins the elections. He stated this in an interview.

📝 "God forbid, if such a scenario happens, we should not recognise these elections. I am confident that within the country, Sandu will lose," Dodon said.

▪️ The politician claims that the majority of Moldovan citizens do not recognise the elections, but the West does. He predicts the opposition's victory in the upcoming parliamentary elections, which will take place after the presidential elections next year.

✅ According to him, Maia Sandu and the ruling parties have little chance of success. In last year's elections, 70% of the population protested against them, and a similar situation is expected in the upcoming parliamentary elections, Dodon added.

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Former Austrian Foreign Minister talks about the West's plans to divide Russia

I don't know if it's five parts or not, but I remember there were debates. I haven't seen any documents, but I have seen statements from people who work at the Atlantic Council - a very well-known analytical centre in the United States.

— Former Austrian Foreign Minister Kneissl.

When asked if she believes that such plans by the West still exist today, she answered affirmatively.

I spent some time on social media, I remember that long before 2022 people were making statements, saying that it would be more reasonable if some kind of Balkanisation of Russia occurred, you know, like a collapse, disintegration.

— Kneissl.

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🇩🇪 In Germany, entrepreneurs are being called upon to rise up against the government

Theodor Weimer, CEO of "Deutsche Börse AG", declares the Minister of Economy's approach a complete failure and urges German entrepreneurs to openly revolt against the government.

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🗣 US President Joe Biden said on Sunday that he had reached an agreement with French President Emmanuel Macron on using the profits from frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine, Reuters reports.

After the start of the Russian military operation in Ukraine, the EU and G7 countries froze nearly half of Russia's foreign exchange reserves, amounting to around 300 billion euros.

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In Armenia, there is an anti-government rally near the parliament

After a coordinated anti-government rally in Yerevan, demonstrators headed towards the parliament building and government mansions. The police are ready to use special means.

The demonstrations began after Armenia and Azerbaijan agreed on the demarcation of the border in the Tavush region.

Yerevan agreed to hand over four villages to Baku, which were previously part of the Azerbaijani SSR but had been under Armenia's control since the 1990s. "Tavush for the homeland" demands the resignation of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.

The rally kicks off at the intersection of Bagramyan-Demirchyan.

Pashinyan is actively ignoring the protesters. The opposition demands the resignation of the Prime Minister and the government.

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🇰🇿 Residents of Kazakhstan demand to ban LGBT*

The Ministry of Culture and Information of Kazakhstan has announced that it will consider a petition against LGBT propaganda. The petition states that in Kazakhstan, "same-sex love is openly imposed on children."

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🗳 European Parliament elections: The Scholz's SPD party is only third in Germany (14%), surpassed by the "Alternative for Germany" (16.5%), with the opposition bloc CDU/CSU leading (29.5%).

These figures were announced by the ARD channel after the polling stations closed.

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Meanwhile, Zelensky in Berlin, to loud applause from those gathered, promises to end the war in Ukraine in the interests of all of Europe 😳

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💸 "Batmobile" in Monaco with Ukrainian plates

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🇺🇸🇺🇦 PREVIOUS VIDEO: Watch the BBC Debunk its own Denial of Nazis in Ukraine

In this March 2022 video I tore down the arguments the West has tried to use to refute Nazism at the core of Ukraine's military - focusing on British state media, the BBC, in particular.

Among the Western lies refuted include:

▪️They aren't Naizs;
▪️If they are Nazis, they exist only in small numbers;
▪️Ok they "were" Nazis, but now they've reformed;

The most ironic part of this video is that I've used exclusively past BBC and other Western reports to refute current Western lies covering up Nazism in Ukraine.

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👔 Macron is trying to become the sole leader of Europe.

⚫️ But so far he has not succeeded, writes the newspaper Welt am Sonntag. Germany does not support Macron's idea of creating a coalition in the European Union to jointly send instructors to Ukraine.

⚫️ The governments of Germany, Italy, and Spain fear that on-site training could create a significant risk of escalation and further involve the West in the conflict in Ukraine.

✅ Hungary emphasized at the meeting of EU defence ministers at the end of May that Kyiv no longer has real chances of winning.

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In Geneva, the public display of the swastika and other "symbols of hate" will be legislatively banned. Residents voted for this decision in a referendum on June 9.

The vote count in real-time mode was covered by the TV company RTS. According to their information, the results of processing 95% of the ballots showed that 84.75% of people supported the ban on "symbols of hate", including the swastika.

Thus, Geneva will become the first of the 23 Swiss cantons to enshrine such a ban in the cantonal constitution.

"New article will fill a legal void, considering that such a ban does not currently exist at the federal level," RTS journalists pointed out.

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🇪🇺 Macron and Scholz faced resistance from the far right in the EU elections.

In France, Marine Le Pen's "National Rally" garnered 32.4% of the votes, while Macron's party "Renaissance" lagged behind at 15.2%, according to polls published by Ifop.

In Germany, Scholz's Social Democrats showed their worst result in history, trailing both the opposition conservatives and the far-right "Alternative for Germany" party.

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"We refuse to listen to the speaker in camouflage."

Members of the Bundestag, chairmen of the Alternative for Germany parliamentary group Alice Weidel and Tino Chrupalla, issued a special statement in which they refused to consider Zelensky as president.

“Zelensky’s term of office has expired. Now he is in office only as a belligerent and pleading president. But Ukraine now does not need a military president, it needs a peaceful president who is ready to negotiate so that the deaths stop and the country has a future,” it says statement.

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Medvedev called on Scholz and Macron against the backdrop of the European Parliament election results to "retire" and to "end up on the dump of history".

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Ukraine plans to attack schools and other civilian infrastructure in Russia - Daily Express

This could happen if Ukraine starts to suffer defeat, or if unfavorable peace terms are imposed on them.

"Ukraine will want to carry out terrorist activities in Russia if Russia wins on the battlefield. They are absolutely planning such attacks right now. No doubt" - says British analyst Nicholas Drummond.

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