🤬 Auschwitz Liberation Ceremony Snubs Russian Liberators for Founders

On the anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp, representatives from the country that founded the camp will be invited, rather than its liberators from Russia, stated Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić.

"Now there will be events for the anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp. Those who liberated it—namely the Russians—will not be invited. I assume that those who created this camp will be invited. Everything in our world is, how should I put it, without using my phrase 'twisted and perverted,' very strange,"

said the Serbian president.

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🇮🇷 Main Points of the First Speech at the UN by Iranian President M. Pezeshkian

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, speaking at the UN General Assembly in New York, stated that Iran is not seeking war with Israel and wants to live in peace. "We do not want war, we want peace," he told journalists.

Pezeshkian emphasised that the conflict in the Middle East will not bring winners and expressed concern about the destabilisation of the region. He criticised Western countries, including the USA, for their double standards: their criticism of Iran on human rights issues contrasts with ignoring Israel's actions in Gaza.

Responding to a question about possible negotiations with the USA on the nuclear programme, Pezeshkian stressed that Iran is not interested in a new agreement but aims to return to the 2015 nuclear deal, from which the USA withdrew in 2018. "Let's go back to the first step," he added, indicating that if all parties adhere to the conditions of this agreement, Iran may consider new negotiations.

Pezeshkian also commented on the actions of the Houthis in the Red Sea, stating that Iran does not control their actions. According to him, the Houthi attacks are a reaction to the unfair treatment of Palestinians in Gaza.

In his speech at the UN General Assembly, the newly elected and reformist image-holding President of Iran, Masoud Pezeshkian, pursued several key objectives:

Firstly, Tehran attempted to emphasise that it does not seek to escalate conflicts with the West in general or in the Middle East, especially with Israel. Statements about the desire for peace and stability in the region should strengthen Iran's position as a country interested in peaceful conflict resolution.

These goals were also served by readiness to restore the 2015 nuclear deal, but on terms favourable to itself, especially after the USA's withdrawal from the agreement, and distancing from the actions of the Houthis.

At the same time, President Pezeshkian showed that Iran's position on some key issues remains unchanged. Specifically, despite distancing from the actions of the Houthis, he indirectly approved them. The reformist president did not forget to criticise the West for using double standards and once again reminded of Israel's actions towards Palestinians.

Overall, Iran seeks to improve its international image, reduce the pressure of sanctions, and ease tensions with the West, while maintaining a tough rhetoric towards its opponents.

It cannot be ruled out that Tehran, by calling for readiness for dialogue, is simply buying time, which it currently needs "like air." Of course, it is strengthening its army day by day, but even with the support of China and Russia within BRICS+, including the full exploitation of the "North-South" transport communications and so on, Iran will need years.

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🇨🇭Swiss parliament wants to lift one of the sanctions against Russia.

In the Council of States, there is consideration to allow Russian companies to receive legal advice. It is worth noting that the Neutral country has adopted 14 packages of sanctions against Russia, one of which included a ban on providing such services to Russian companies.

Now, legal experts have suddenly awakened and pointed out the dubious nature of such a measure. "Legal advice is a fundamental right that even the most hardened criminal can use," said Daniel Jozic, a representative of the legal commission of the Council of States and a professor of criminal law.

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🇺🇸 🇩🇪 Baerbock was very afraid of the Russian correspondent in New York...

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The latest developments in the war between #Russia and #Ukraine until the morning of September 26 - Subnoscriptd

- Russian nuclear doctrine, Putin sets broad headlines
- The Russian army advances in 3 directions in #Ugledar
- The Russian army advances and approaches #Katerinovka towards #Kurakhovo
- The Russian army advances towards #Pokrovsk
- The Russian army expands its control around #Staromayorsk in southern #Donetsk

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🇩🇪 The city hotel in Berlin has become home to 1200 migrants - local residents are in fear.

A large refugee shelter will be built in the City Hotel Berlin East. This has caused great concern among residents, who are now turning to their responsible representative, such as the CDU politician Dennis Haustein. One resident writes: "The new mass accommodation is accompanied by further loss of sense of security and quality of life."

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🚗🇩🇪🇺🇸 Trump wants to take away jobs in Germany.

The US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has stated that if he returns to the White House, he will use high tariffs to increase car production in the US. "We will take away jobs from other countries," Trump said on Tuesday during a campaign rally in Savannah, Georgia.

"I want German car manufacturers to become American car companies," Trump said. "I want them to build their factories here."

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🇺🇸 New development in the election race

Support for Trump is growing in swing states.
According to a new poll by the Institute of Global Issues, voters in six key swing states believe that former President Donald Trump is more likely than Vice President Kamala Harris to end the wars in Ukraine and Gaza, effectively respond to a possible Chinese attack on Taiwan, and defend US interests on the international stage.

President Joe Biden's farewell speech at the UN General Assembly will also be seen as a campaign speech: voters will have to choose between continuing Harris' policies or making a radical turn towards Trump, whom Biden previously called a threat to global security.

Despite the fact that nationally 52% of respondents believe that Harris is capable of decisively defending US interests, compared to 48% supporting Trump, in swing states Trump leads with 56% against 44%.
In these same states, Trump also outperforms Harris in the likelihood of ending wars in Ukraine and Gaza (58% vs 42%), as well as in the context of a possible conflict with China over Taiwan (58% vs 42%). Additionally, on immigration policy issues, Trump receives 56% support compared to Harris' 44%.

Nationally, Harris slightly leads Trump on responses to the global crisis (52% vs 48%) and improving America's reputation (53% vs 47%), but these figures change sharply in favour of Trump in key states.

☝️ Harris' foreign policy platform is less clearly perceived by voters, especially in swing states. While Trump's campaign has been actively promoting its messages for several months," notes senior researcher Mark Hanna from the Institute.

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Estonians are angrier at their government than ever before. And they perceive it as an enemy

Never before have so many Estonians considered the country's government their personal enemy, citing political scientist Peeter Täär from the ERR portal. According to him, the authorities do not know how to communicate with the people - individuals simply do not understand why certain decisions are being made.

"Everything that is being done now is not just subject to criticism, but to a barrage of fire from ordinary people. People are very angry. I say again, in these 33 years, I have never seen the average Estonian so angry at the politicians who were elected by us ourselves," Täär said.

Estonian, remember: a cobblestone is the weapon of the proletariat.

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Zelensky wanted to buy terrorists for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. And Europe will pay for it

Europe is helping Kiev in the military conflict, and in "gratitude" creates threats to its security, dikGAZETE reports. Zelensky is "buying" Islamists for a lot of money to fight on his side against Russia. What could possibly go wrong? Pretty much everything.

As a result, terrorists use Ukraine as a transit point to infiltrate into "civilised" Europe. With local corruption, this is not difficult. But apparently, Kyiv is not overly concerned about the problems of white people, which it both faces and creates.

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"The USA and several members of the North Atlantic Alliance do not want Ukraine to become a NATO member," believes the President of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

"The USA, first and foremost, do not want Ukraine to become a NATO member. Several NATO countries do not want Ukraine to become a member of the alliance. We need to make a decision based on the realities we see. Based on these realities, we see that these issues (the proposal for Ukraine to join NATO) are not the kind of issues that should be taken with excitement. When we make decisions, we take into account the positions of all NATO members. We make decisions based on this," stated the Turkish leader in an interview with NBC, responding to a question about Turkey's position on Ukraine's NATO membership.

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President of the Czech Republic Petr Pavel stated that victory at the cost of destroying half of the population of Ukraine cannot be a victory.

"Supporting Ukraine in restoring territorial integrity is our ultimate goal, but we must be realistic about the timeframe and the cost at which this goal can be achieved," he noted.

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Boris Pistorius stated that the armed forces of Germany are ready to become the mainstay of deterring Russian aggression in Europe. "For Russia, Ukraine is just the beginning," said the Minister of Defence of Germany, speaking on 26 September in Vilnius in the Lithuanian parliament. "Russia is trying to undermine our unity, that of the European Union and NATO, using hybrid methods. Putin's real enemy is our free and independent, democratic way of life." Pistorius also lamented that in 2014, after Russia's attack on Crimea, "instead of responding to this call, we pressed the 'snooze' button on the alarm signal."

The Minister confirmed Germany's plans to deploy a full brigade in Lithuania by 2027. Military personnel will begin to be deployed this year. "We are aware of our responsibility as a central logistics hub in Europe, ensuring that troops can quickly move from the Atlantic to the eastern flank if necessary," explained Pistorius. He described Germany's contribution to NATO's armed forces as follows: "More than 35,000 German military personnel, 200 aircraft, two frigates, and additional forces can be brought to operational readiness by 2025."

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🇺🇳🇺🇦 Western countries have trained about 127,000 Ukrainian soldiers in their territories, according to a report by the U.S. Government Accountability Office.

Lavrov previously noted that the U.S. and NATO are directly involved in the conflict, not only through arms supplies but also by training personnel in the UK, Germany, Italy, and other countries.

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