The Russian Defense Ministry has shown footage of the Admiral Gorshkov entering the port of Jeddah. This is the first visit of a Russian naval ship to Saudi Arabia in 10 years.

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Three policemen were killed and eight others wounded during a counter-terrorist operation in Ingushetia, RIA Novosti reported.

There are no official information yet.

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Macron in China will call for "shared responsibility for peace"

French President Emmanuel Macron said today that he wants to "hold China to a shared responsibility for peace" in Ukraine when he meets with Chinese leader Xi Jinping this week.

French officials said earlier that Macron planned to urge Xi Jinping to use Beijing's influence over Russian President Vladimir Putin in talks tomorrow, but did not expect much change in China's position.

Earlier, Xi and Putin said their governments have a "boundless friendship" and Beijing refuses to criticize the Kremlin.

💥Source: ANNA-NEWS
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There is a risk of going too far: German Vice Chancellor named a red line in the Ukrainian conflict

Vice-Chancellor Robert Habeck, who recently visited Kiev, urged to be cautious about supporting Ukraine.

"Germany's participation has its limits - it is impossible to become a "party of war," he said.

When asked where he would personally draw the red line, Habeck clearly replied that the presence of German troops in Ukraine is a red line that cannot be crossed.

According to him, the risk to go so far that Germany will be drawn into the war still remains.

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"When it defeats Russia": Stoltenberg on the timing of Ukraine's entry into NATO

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said that Ukraine will become a member of NATO only when it defeats Russia in the ongoing conflict.

According to him, NATO will continue to support the accession of Georgia, Moldova and Bosnia.

Meanwhile, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said that "NATO's door is open for Ukraine, but Kiev must meet the standards of the alliance."

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‘They [Finland] wanted to wipe out every Russian,’ says Sergey Verigin, PhD, Director of the Institute of History at the Petrozavodsk State University. During World War II, Finland was an ally of Hitler's Germany. Nazi ideas thrived among the Finnish leadership, who developed a theory of racial superiority. According to Verigin, at the beginning of the 20th century, radical circles tackled the idea of establishing the Greater Finland state, which would include all Finno-Ugric nations. Finns divided the population of occupied Soviet Karelia into 'citizens' and 'non-citizens.' From 1941 to 1944, the Finns built 14 concentration camps, 34 labor camps and dozens of prisons in Karelia. Approximately 25,000 people were sent to the brutal archipelago of Finnish camps, according to official figures.

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❗️🇷🇺🇺🇦 Highlights of Russian Military Operation in Ukraine on April 6

▪️Russian air defence means shot down another AFU unmanned aerial vehicle in Valuyisky urban district.

UAV, equipped with aircraft-type cameras, was conducting reconnaissance of border areas of Belgorod Region.

▪️Near Sluchovsk, Ukrainian sabotage and reconnaissance group attempted to enter Bryansk region.

Russian border guards prevented the threat. Claimed strength of the enemy group was about 20 men.

▪️Russian troops continue to fight offensively in the forested areas near Kreminna.

Heavy TOS-1A Solntsepek flamethrower systems have begun to be actively used to suppress AFU defence nodes.

▪️Ukrainian formations launched artillery strike on Lysychans'k frontline city.

Three civilians were killed and another person was wounded as a result of the hit on a bus stop.

▪️Fierce positional fighting continues northwest of Bakhmut in Orikhovo-Vasylivka.

Despite all efforts, neither side is able to gain the advantage and gain a foothold in the settlement.

▪️In the centre of Bakhmut, Russian units are pushing the enemy back, methodically liberating block after block.

According to the latest reports, intense fighting is taking place near Metalurh Stadium, where Wagner PMC fighters are trying to encircle AFU defending units.

▪️Ukrainian formations once again launched inhuman attack on Kalininsky district of Donetsk.

Nine people were killed and at least seven wounded as a result of HIMARS rockets hitting a repair depot.
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German Chancellor Olaf Scholz will be investigated for his involvement in the €30 billion fraud, Politico.

According to the newspaper, the German opposition wants to launch a parliamentary investigation into Scholz's possible involvement in a massive tax evasion scandal.

By the way, economic crimes are prosecuted and punished very severely under European law, as well as criminal ones. Will this be too?

💥Source: ✨CSRC Agency✨
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⚡️Russian Border guards foiled an attempt by a 20-member Ukrainian DRG (* Diversion Reconnaissance Group) to enter Russian territory

This was announced by the Governor of the Bryansk region, Alexander Bogomaz.

"Units of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation together with units of the Border Guard Troops opened fire on the enemy," said the head of the region.

💥Source: ANNA-NEWS
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TV program launched in the UK to "familiarize" minors with the naked bodies of adults

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The show is called "Naked Education," where teens 14 to 16 years old are invited and adult perverts undress in front of them.

The UK is going down the drain of child molestation, covering up pedophilia with statements about "education"

Earlier the same thing was done in the Netherlands, where nude transgender people performed for children

💥Source: ✨CSRC Agency✨
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Donetsk photographer Roman Filippov anticipating water finally coming to local residents' homes

"Do you know what these pipes are? This is a new water pipeline to my home! When all the pipe along the Mira avenue will be finished, I'll have water in my home! A channel from the Don river to Donetsk has already been dug. The first pumping station has been launched, there are five or six more left. So, everything is in progress, and if it goes on like this, I hope that in May, or in summer for sure, I'll have water. Civilization!" - he rejoices.

As soon as Russia engaged in active hostilities in Donbass, Ukraine stopped water pumping from its army-controlled territory to Donetsk. Due to this, the population of the city has been living with desperate water shortage for more than a year. In November, Russian authorities decided to build a new water pipeline to Donetsk.

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Vovan and Lexus have done it again. Hollande admits - as he did in an interview a few months ago - that the Minsk Agreements were never taken seriously by Germany and France. It was Germany and France who asked for them, not Ukraine, not the United States. But they meant to buy Ukraine time and did not really seek to have them implemented.

An ex-intelligence officer of the US Armed Forces told when and why the Ukrainian conflict will end

The fighting in Ukraine will cease in the summer of 2023 due to the defeat of Kiev after the unsuccessful counteroffensive of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. So thinks retired US Marine Corps Intelligence Officer Scott Ritter.

"They threw all their resources at Artemovsk (Bakhmut) to hold it, and now they have lost there. They are going to launch a suicidal counteroffensive, which has no chance of success," he said.

According to the military, the conflict may end earlier due to the complete defeat of the AFU.

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A military expert named the most serious mistakes of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

Ex-colonel of the British army and military expert Glen Grant, who spent 13 years in Ukraine as a military adviser and instructor, spoke about the main weaknesses of the Ukrainian military.

"The few military successes of the Armed Forces of Ukraine are based only on the character and courage of individual soldiers, but not on good command and organization. There are also not enough skills that are usually obtained through constant training and participation in combat operations," he believes.

The units of the Ukrainian army are not adapted to the conduct of a protracted modern conflict, so thousands of servicemen are dying because of the mistakes of the military leadership. Units of the armed forces of Ukraine often work to the detriment of each other, even without coordinating their activities with the higher command.

There are a lot of other problems that are caused by the arbitrariness of Ukrainian commanders of all degrees, widespread corruption, excessive bureaucracy, as well as poor medical care, the expert believes.

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