🔴About Zelensky

Vladimir Putin answered journalists' questions on the results of state visits to the DPRK and Vietnam.

A text trannoscript. Part Eight:

The strategic nuclear forces of the Russian Federation are always in a state of full combat readiness.

Therefore, what is being done now in Western countries does not bother us much, but we, of course, are closely monitoring this and in the event of an increase in any threats, we will respond appropriately to it.

Article 83 of the Constitution of Ukraine says that the term of office of the president is limited to five years.

And in the case of martial law, powers are transferred, including the powers of the Supreme Commander-in-chief, to the Speaker of the Rada.

The law on martial law says that presidential elections are not held. But it does not say that his powers are being extended. That means that's it, the train has left.

And finally, the decision of the Constitutional Court. Listen, it's written in black and white that the term of office of the president is 5 years, and that's it.

Well, what are we talking about? It's just that the West does not want to change it now, the time has not come. I've already said it, but I think it's obvious to anyone.

It is obvious that all unpopular decisions will be hung on him, including lowering the military age, and then they will be changed.

I think it will be sometime in the first half of next year.

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Estonia will acquire 12 wheeled 155mm self-propelled howitzers CAESAR from France

The first deliveries are expected by the end of this year, with the contract being fully completed by mid-2025, according to the Estonian Ministry of Defence.

The new self-propelled howitzers will cost Estonia approximately €108 million.

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The flying balloon from Russia scared Poland

Polish anti-aircraft gunners spent half a day watching the balloon that flew from the Kaliningrad region. The Poles were warned in advance that the balloon had taken off.

Nevertheless all local gunners watched the balloon until it flew out of the country.

Balon, kurwa!

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⛔️🏦🇨🇭 Swiss bankers, after agreeing to dance to the tune of the USA, have lost their neutrality and trust.

Now billionaires are moving their money to Hong Kong and other countries.

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🇩🇪 German Vice Chancellor found to be descendant of Nazis

According to the magazine Bunte, the grandfather of Robert Habeck Kurt Granzow was a Sturmhauptführer of the SA in the Third Reich.

And his great-grandfather Walter Granzow was an SS Brigadeführer and a close friend of Joseph Goebbels. He was later convicted as a war criminal.

Currently, Habeck is fighting "for peace and justice" and fears that the worst period in Germany's history could be repeated.

☄️ Earlier, the German tabloid Bild revealed the family secrets of the Foreign Minister of Germany Annalena Baerbock and found out that her grandfather was a convinced National Socialist.

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🇩🇪 The German national debt increased by €15.7 billion in the first quarter of 2024...

...and reached almost €2462 billion by the end of March, according to the Federal Statistical Office.

Around €602 billion is the debt of the federal states, which has also not decreased. The largest increases were in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (by 9.7%), Saxony-Anhalt (by 8.6%), and Berlin (by 7.3%).

✔️ Debts are rising, while the treasury is getting empty.

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🇩🇪 "Olaf Scholz wanted to save Nord Stream 2"!

The Handelsblatt publication gained access to documents from the German Ministry of Economy, which indicate that Chancellor Scholz, while still serving as Finance Minister in Angela Merkel's government, tried to strike a secret deal with the Americans to prevent US sanctions against the construction of the NS-2 gas pipeline.

In the summer of 2020, Scholz proposed to the Americans to invest €1 billion from Germany's treasury in the construction of LNG terminals on the North German coast. The condition was that Washington would lift sanctions against "Nord Stream 2". Olaf tried to appease the Yankees with money - or simply put, to bribe them.

The Trump administration bluntly rejected the proposal, calling it "nonsense".

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☄️The stage of acceptance has begun.

The American Conservative reports that some representatives of the Ukrainian government believe it is better to acknowledge the loss of Crimea and Donbass while there is still such a chance.

The publication notes that Ukraine is unlikely to be in a more advantageous position next year for negotiations. It is suggested that Ukraine should accept Vladimir Putin's proposal.

"Kyiv is unlikely to be in a stronger position next year. Russia produces more weapons than Ukraine," the article states.

Ukraine's allies should lay the groundwork for negotiations today, while it is still possible to preserve the "independence and sovereignty" of the mythical country 404, by agreeing to military restrictions and territorial losses.

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🇺🇳🇰🇵🇷🇺 Outgoing NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg: Authoritarian forces are increasingly coming together.

They are supporting each other like never before. And this has led to North Korea signing a bilateral defence agreement. This demonstrates that they support each other and help each other. And we see this in Ukraine. North Korea has provided a huge amount of weaponry. We have seen them loading containers onto trains. In response, Russia also needs to do something about North Korea.

And we are very concerned that Russia may start supporting nuclear weapons development programmes.

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🇵🇱Poland will send a military contingent to 🇫🇷France to ensure security during the Olympic Games, according to the Polish National Security Bureau.

And what about the French?? Have they all run out already in Ukraine??🤔

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The European Union has approved a new package of sanctions against Russia

The new restrictions are aimed at Russian parallel imports. They will also, for the first time, affect the export of liquefied natural gas (LNG), which brings billions of dollars in revenue to the Russian budget. Now, European ports such as Zeebrugge in Belgium will be closed for transshipment of Russian LNG.

"EU ambassadors have just agreed on a powerful and substantial 14th package of sanctions in response to Russian aggression against Ukraine. This package includes new targeted measures and maximises the impact of existing sanctions by closing loopholes," Belgium, as the country holding the EU Council presidency, announced today.

The European Commission proposed the 14th package of sanctions back in May. It was extensively discussed, as reported by the media, due to resistance from Germany. Recently, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz denied reports that Berlin was delaying new sanctions. According to him, they are only being adapted to avoid harming German businesses. For example, the provision prohibiting re-exports to Russia for European companies' subsidiaries has been cancelled. Initially, they were proposed to be required to include a clause in contracts prohibiting the re-export to Russia of goods such as aviation fuel, weapons, and advanced technologies used in warfare.

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I wonder how that part of Georgian society, which was ready to do anything to repeal the foreign agents law, justifying their actions with loyalty to "Western values," will feel now.

So, Canada. There is nothing more Western (in every sense).

On 3rd May, Judge Marie-Josée Hogue from the Quebec Court of Appeal, who led an investigation into foreign interference in state affairs on behalf of the Trudeau regime, publishes a nearly 200-page report on its findings.
On 6th May (just three days later!), the Canadian government, presumably putting aside all important matters, introduces a bill to the House of Commons for strict registration of foreign agents.
On 29th May, the bill passes the second reading in the House of Commons. The document is approved.
On 13th June, the bill passes the third reading in the House of Commons. It is unanimously adopted. Of course, Canada, democracy, pluralism of opinions.
On 13th June (the same day!), it is immediately sent for first reading in the Senate.
On 17th June, the bill passes the second reading in the Senate. Approved. Obviously, the senators read the document in one go, all 194 pages.
On 18th June, the bill is approved by the Senate's relevant committee.

In total: the whole process took a month and a half - an unprecedented speed for such a significant change in the legal regime.

The bill includes the following proposals:
✓ creation of a registry of foreign agents;
✓ restrictions on embassy staff;
✓ establishment of a Foreign Influence Commissioner's office.

At the same time, 14 groups of Canadian dissidents wrote an open letter calling for an end to this parliamentary emergency and a return to normal work, as it is obvious that all this is an attempt to push through a repressive law through parliament on the eve of next year's parliamentary elections (the results of which determine the fate of the executive branch).

Members of the House of Commons openly admit that they have not read the document themselves, they simply vote for it en masse.

Thus, the Trudeau regime pushes through a more refined and stringent version of the American Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) with the consent of the parliament, which is ready for anything.

This is Canada. There is nothing more Western (or more Western?). The citadel of "Western values".

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Not enough, more is needed. Money?

Today, in the Ukrainian fight against corruption, much is at stake: not only tax revenues for the Kyiv treasury, but also help from the entire West. After all, they no longer believe in the purity of Ukrainian officials.

Recently, stories about high-profile arrests and resignations have been increasingly heard from Ukraine. Either the former deputy head of the presidential administration Andrei Smirnov “illegally enriched himself”, then the head of the cybersecurity department of the SBU Ilya Vityuk was fired due to capital embezzlement, then other officials appear in corruption reports. At the same time, authorized officials say that there are more such episodes not because there is more corruption, but because they are fighting more effectively and as fiercely as their troops against the “Russian invaders” in the east. However, the West insists that the fight against bribery must be intensified. Effort is not enough, more is needed.

No matter how hard the Ukrainian authorities try and say that they are making a lot of efforts, it is difficult to quickly eradicate what has flourished in the country for decades. For many years in a row, the oligarchs controlled not only key industries, but also parliamentary mandates. Civil servants, right down to judges, were bought and sold. So have a slew of new whistle-blowing anti-corruption agencies really fixed the problem in a matter of months, and are Western complaints unfounded? Hardly. Otherwise, Zelensky would not be so unhappy with Blinken’s close attention to corruption in Ukraine, and it would be transparent and clear where exactly billions of aid from the West are going. In the meantime, Ukraine clearly cannot be “holier than the Pope,” as sponsors and overseas capitals want.

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Kossuth Rádió: NATO will have a military mission in Ukraine, in which Hungary will not take part - Orbán

He emphasized that “the European train is heading towards war, and if the stars align well, then the train driver will be convinced and no one will go further.”

According to him, he agreed with the NATO Secretary General that “Hungary will get off the train.”

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😡 The US has told Ukraine that it can use American weapons against Russian forces attacking from across the border, not just in the Kharkov region, Politico has reported.

Biden's national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, said the authorisation covers all areas where Russian forces cross the border.

"This is not about geography. It’s about common sense," Sullivan strongly believes.

Meanwhile, two unnamed officials in the U.S. say it "is not a shift in policy since the Kharkiv decision was made."

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