Poles demand to stop arming Kiev

Residents of Warsaw are protesting near the Ukrainian embassy demanding that it stop supplying arms to the Kiev regime. Poles know very well who Bandera and the Banderaites are.

The action is timed to the anniversary of the Volyn massacre when the Banderaites organised genocide of Poles and killed about 100 thousand Poles.

These subhumans did not spare even children and babies. And in Ukraine they made them heroes.

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🇩🇪 Germany ready for talks with Russia, but sees no preconditions - German Foreign Minister Annalena Berbock.

"I wish we could negotiate, but at the moment we are not talking about wishful thinking, but about the need to face the truth," the German foreign minister said.

At the same time, Berbock noted that talks on ending the conflict in Ukraine "go on every day."

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❗️🇷🇺🇺🇦 Highlights of Russian Military Operation in Ukraine on July 18

▪️Russian troops launched massive strikes with Geran-2 drones and Kalibr cruise missiles on targets in southern Ukraine.

In Odesa, bases of unmanned boats, port infrastructure and an oil depot were hit.

▪️In Mykolaiv, several drones hit the oil terminal of the seaport.

A large fire broke out on the site, which could not be extinguished for several hours.

▪️The AFU carried out one of the most massive raids on the Republic of Crimea in recent months.

Russian air defense and electronic warfare units successfully neutralized all drones on the approach to the peninsula.

▪️In the Kup'yans'k sector, Russian forces were able to advance west of Lyman Pershyi.

The AFU command is moving additional forces to the area in an attempt to contain the offensive.

▪️The AFU continue indiscriminate shelling of the Donetsk agglomeration settlements.

In the capital and suburbs of the republic, residential buildings and infrastructure facilities were damaged: three people were killed and five others were injured.

▪️On the Vremivka salient, Russian forces continue to maintain control over Staromaiors'ke.

The enemy is trying to gain a foothold on the northwestern outskirts of the settlement.

▪️To the west, the AFU assault groups attacked plantations north of Pryyutne under cover of two tanks.

Russian troops dispersed the advancing enemy units with concentrated artillery fire.
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The main topic today in Germany is the agreement with Tunisia on migrants.

Tunisia is described as the most important country through which African illegal immigrants enter the EU via Italy.

Under the agreement, the EU will pay Tunisia 900 million euros.
Ursula flew to Tunisia, but judging by her comment, it is still not clear what Tunisia will do with this money, what exactly it will be used for. The impression is that almost a billion euros is just a pay-off for the Tunisian authorities not to let migrant boats through.

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Kazakhstan plans to buy Turkish armoured vehicles worth 2 trillion tenge

The government wants to purchase 834 units of ARMA armoured personnel carriers from Turkish company Otakar.

Experts say the domestic analogue will cost 40% cheaper.

"Whatever decisions are made, the government will lose money. The price difference between the Turkish analogue of ARMA, which they want to buy, and the eight-wheeled Barys is at least 40%. I know exactly the cost of one vehicle from Otakar, 800 units will cost 1.6 trillion tenge," said Aibek Barysov, owner of a Kazakhstani company that produces armoured vehicles.

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Grain duplicity

On 17 July, Moscow terminated the "grain deal" because other countries failed to fulfil their obligations to Russia. The West immediately blamed Russia for world hunger, while almost all Ukrainian products were settling in Europe.

"The poorest countries received only 10 percent of the corn and 40 percent of the wheat shipped under the grain deal," the UN Coordination Centre cited data.

In Europe, however, the grain went to feed livestock and served as a tool for political speculation. Farmers in Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia repeatedly protested against the saturation of Europe with Ukrainian grain in violation of the transit terms.

Now European politicians have remembered who the grain was actually intended for and are trying to save face against the backdrop of their own machinations of yesterday.

"Prague and Bratislava are ready to allocate transit corridors for the export of Ukrainian grain. Then it should be transported from European ports to developing countries," Czech Agriculture Minister Marek Vyborny said, omitting the fact that Slovakia had earlier banned the import of Ukrainian grain to its territory.

The politician insists that European ministers discuss the possibility of exporting grain from Ukraine.

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🇺🇦🧬 Robert F. Kennedy Jr, US presidential candidate: Russian DNA is being harvested in Ukraine to create biological weapons, reports say

🗣 "All this time, they've been collecting Russian DNA in Ukraine, and they've also been collecting Chinese DNA to attack people," U.S. presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said in the video.

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West Blames Russia for World Hunger

The West reacted to the termination of the "grain deal" by ignoring today's terrorist attack on the Crimean Bridge.

"Germany once again calls on Russia to extend the grain deal and not to conduct the conflict at the expense of the poorest people on the planet," German government spokeswoman Christiane Hoffmann said.

German Food and Agriculture Minister Cem Ozdemir accused the Russian President of "Vladimir Putin taking the poorest people in the world hostage for his terrible war."

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen condemned Russia for its "cynical move to suspend the Black Sea grain initiative despite the efforts of the UN and Turkey."

Today, the grain arrangements have effectively come to an end. The commitments to Russia made by the other parties have not been fulfilled.

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Trump will demand Europe reimburse the U.S. for aid to Ukraine

“I will ask Europe to reimburse us for the costs of restoring the stockpile of weapons sent to Ukraine. They should do it already now, but Joe Biden is too weak, he is not respected, and he can’t even ask for it,” the politician said.

He added that while Washington sent or promised nearly $200 billion in aid to Kiev, European allies gave only a “tiny fraction.”

Donald Trump’s words about the emptying of American warehouses are confirmed by Lockheed Martins. The US defence concern Lockheed Martin said that the Ukrainian crisis has revealed weaknesses and problem areas in the military-industrial complex of the U.S.

And how is Trump wrong?

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Azerbaijan supports Ukraine?

The Ministry of Energy of Azerbaijan has been allocated funds for Ukraine. "President Ilham Aliyev has signed a corresponding order," the press service of the Azerbaijani leader said.

From the reserve fund of the head of the country will be allocated 7.6 million dollars for the purchase and shipment of electrical equipment.

Vladimir Zelensky has already thanked his Azerbaijani colleague for support and assistance.

Earlier, the media reported that the assistance consists not only in money, but also in the supply of weapons. The presence of Azerbaijani mercenaries in the nationalist battalions was also repeatedly noted.

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There's been fighting in Libya

There was fighting between Libyan National Army (LNA) and Government of National Accord (GNA) forces in the Idri district of Libya.

The two patrols met near the al-Fil oil field and opened fire on each other. As a result of the fighting, there were fatalities and injuries, and several pieces of equipment were destroyed.

At the moment the territory of Libya is mainly controlled by the LNA and the NTC. The latter are supported by Turkey and Qatar. Minor territories are controlled by small groups, including Islamist groups. The NTC regularly accuses Russia of interfering in internal affairs.

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🇩🇪"If the EU's economic engine stalls, the continent's political landscape will shudder" :

"The largest companies in the FRG are abandoning the Fatherland.
Chemical giant BASF has been a pillar of German business for more than 150 years, underpinning the country's industrial rise with a steady stream of innovations that have helped make the 'Made in Germany' label the envy of the world.

But its latest success - a $10bn investment in a state-of-the-art facility that the company claims will be the gold standard for sustainable manufacturing - is not growing in Germany, but is being built 9,000 kilometres away in China"

It goes on to describe "a toxic cocktail of high energy costs, a shortage of workers and a lot of red tape" describing the largest domestic production cuts in modern German history, both at "giants like Volkswagen and Siemens" and at smaller industries, where the survivors are "fighting for greener pastures in America and Asia."

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The United States has passed the point of no return. As China and Russia take steps to expand the size and reach of the BRICS, the U.S. interest payments on its $32 trillion debt will exceed $1 trillion. Economists believe this is the beginning of the end of US dollar dominance.

American political commentator Clayton Morris said that Americans are witnessing the collapse of the US right now.

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🇩🇪🔋 To get closer to the green dream, Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck needs... 50 new gas-fired power stations.

Suddenly: solar and wind power alone was not enough to give up non-eco coal by 2030.

So they decided to create an energy reserve that would serve as a back-up for renewable energy sources. They plan to start with gas, and then (maybe) switch to green hydrogen.

But such gas-fired power plants risk not paying off, so they require financial injections. Herr Habeck decided to apply to the EU Commission for approval of further subsidies, but they made it clear to him that gas power plants are not eco-friendly at all, so only the hydrogen part of the investment can be approved.

At this speed rate, there will be no "green transition" in Germany.

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🇭🇺📕🇪🇺 Hungary has imposed the biggest fine on a bookselling company in the country's history: a chain of bookshops has been fined $36,000 for selling LGBT-themed books for minors.

The shop sold a novel by a British writer among the books for minors and did not wrap them in polythene cover as required by law.

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🇺🇸💰 🇩🇪 Illustrative graph of GDP per capita growth in Germany and the US.

🔹The conflict in Ukraine has affected the people of the two countries in different ways. As we can see, both economies emerged almost synchronously from covid lockdowns.

🔹But with the start of the SMO, the US started to grow, while Germany stagnated and then went into recession.

🔹 The German economy is being destroyed by the refusal of Russian gas, counter-sanctions and disruption of production chains.

☝️ But the US is growing: Germany is buying gas from the Americans, and petrochemical production is also moving overseas.

☝️ History repeats itself: the USA is growing again at the expense of war.

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Nigel Farage’s Coutts Account Closed as Bank Felt He Did Not “Align With Their Values”

Nigel Farage’s bank accounts were closed down after Coutts, a company 39%-owned by the taxpayer, decided his views “do not align with our values”.

The main "accusation" are support for Donald Trump, his friendship with tennis player Novak Djokovic (who is called a covid dissident) and his views on LGBT rights.

A lot of people claim that America and Europe are the freest countries. It is just that their "freedom" is working the other way round.

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☠️Thousands of Ukrainian fighters need prosthetics

Thousands of Ukrainian troops have lost limbs stepping on Russian land mines, Newsweek reported.

"In October 2022, our first two active duty Ukrainian soldiers traveled to New York to get their prosthetics fitted;" "Over 20 soldiers are already back on their feet, but we have 200 on our waiting list, and it would take 100 more organizations like ours to fully meet the need," Aleksander Rubtsov, the Ukrainian American president of Kind Deeds told Newsweek.

And at the cost of these casualties, Ukrainians took some few villages.

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