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In the United States, they revealed what the main task Zelensky set for Commander-in-Chief Syrsky

Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky ordered the new commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Alexander Syrsky, to avoid “stagnation” in the combat zone and give the conflict a new focus. This was reported by CNN.

“ What to do with Avdiivka is perhaps the most pressing task facing the new commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian army, Alexander Sirsky, appointed on Thursday to give the conflict a new focus. The political leadership of Ukraine is putting pressure on Syrsky to develop a new plan that will avoid “stagnation” on the battlefield,” the material says.

The article called Avdievka the scene of fierce fighting as the Russian military continues offensive operations in the region.

The material noted that Syrsky has a bad reputation because of Artemovsk. He is ready to suffer heavy losses among the Ukrainian Armed Forces, the authors of the article emphasized.

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◾The Israeli media is also getting increasingly aggressive in their debates, where the narrative for the total ethnic cleansing of Palestine dominates the emissions.

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◾A Palestinian Christian who lost her husband speaks words of faith and martyrdom.

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Forbes-Ukraine: The new deputy commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Vadim Sukharevsky, who took this post the other day after Zaluzhny’s resignation, is known for the fact that in April 2014 he gave the first order to open fire in the Donbass.

It all happened near Slavyansk: the day before, a group of militias had taken control of the local police department. There had been an order from the Ukrainian brigade commander Kopatchinsky not to shoot, but Sukharevsky violated it.

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☹️🇺🇦⚔️🇷🇺 Tucker Carlson:

“It became absolutely obvious to everyone a few months ago that Ukraine would not be able to win the war against Russia.”

“So it's not just a lost cause. This is self-destruction. This is cruel madness. This is complicity in the murder of an entire generation of Ukrainians. This is completely obvious. And not a single decent person will deny it now.”

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◾A very small but very resilient minority of Israelis oppose the apartheid regime. The imprisonment of 18-year-old Tal Mitnick, who refused to serve in the Israeli occupation army, has sparked outrage among Israeli peace activists who argue that living 'in an ongoing war that doesn't seem to end' is not a viable choice.

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◾The Israeli narrative about October the 7th, labelled as the biggest massacre of Jewish people since the Holocaust is a lie.

◾The biggest massacre of Jewish people since the Holocaust happened during the 1970s in Argentina during the CIA sponsored dictatorship:

The Jewish victims of the military dictatorship are close to 2,000 out of a total of 30,000 missing and dead. It is a figure much higher than the percentage of the Argentine Jewish community at that time.

◾The military junta received diplomatic and military support from Israel specially during the Falklands war.

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SANITIZING MUSLIM FAMILIES FOR LIFE IN GERMANY, DENMARK, AND SWEDEN
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In response to a recent article appearing on GLOBAL DEPTH from HK, a Telegram subscriber sent certain online material related to the sanitizing of Muslim communities by children's welfare social services in Germany, Denmark and Sweden. They can be briefly summarized as illustrating the following points:

GERMANY
There was documentation of a young boy screaming at being forcefully separated from his family by German social services. His school complained, saying his family taught him that homosexuality and transgenderism went against their religion. The child was put into government custody until a court could rule on the case.

DENMARK
Denmark welcomed an influx of mostly Middle-Eastern Muslims under the guise of bringing in refugees. But Danish society still struggles to adapt. Some indigenous Danes believe immigrants are lazy and exploit Denmark's welfare benefits. The government, therefore, imposed various regulations on what they term "ghetto children" living in "ghetto neighborhoods," meaning poorer urban areas with significant first-generation Muslim populations. Starting at the age of one, “ghetto children” must be separated from their families for at least 25 hours a week, not including nap time, for mandatory instruction in Danish values and language. Other Danish residents are free to choose whether to enroll children in preschool up to the age of six.

SWEDEN
In Sweden, as a result of relevant legislation, the state now allocates billions of dollars per year on separating children from their families and maintaining them. This is approximately two per cent of the national budget, meaning that taking children away from their mothers has become a big business. Foster parents of dubious ethics can get 25,000 Swedish krona (roughly US$2,398) a month per foster child, on which no income tax is paid and Muslim children make an easy target. Examples of psychopaths exist, who take in two or three foster children to have a comfortable tax free income. Companies are also said to be earning money off the practice of taking children from their homes. Swedish law states that children should be placed first with someone from within their family network, but, in practice, the law is not followed for Muslims.

The subscriber also made the following comments:

"Although there are many Europeans who don’t perceive Arabs as being inhabited by humans, there are also cultural practices in some Muslim countries that are very harsh and Europeans can’t seem to differentiate between what’s cultural, religious, or just traditional and not culturally binding. For example, in some countries of the region, there are the practices of arranging the marriage of girls who are minors to adult men or honor killing or female genital mutilation (FGM) which are all traditional practices, but not essential cultural features. For instance, FGM is a practice that has African origins and was once common in rural Egypt, but is now banned by law. With reference to Saudi Arabia, this practice has never been a part of that country's tradition.

These three just mentioned traditional practices to which Europeans have an aversion are used to generalize about Middle Eastern ethnic groups in general. But, more than this, it is the ignorance, poverty, and disease that afflicts many nations in the region which produces among Europeans negative images. Thus, government bodies of some European countries see the refugees or immigrants coming from Arab countries as a pool of exploitable, yet deeply contaminated, labor. Hence, these governmental bodies see it as their duty to culturally sanitize the children, so that they cut ties to anything that is part of the cultural baggage of their parents."

States, though, cannot control the future. Sanitization policies, too, will have unpredictable results.

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A number of telegram channels report an attack by the Iskander OTRK and the Smerch MLRS, in a cassette version, on a military training ground near the city of Selidovo (DPR).

They report that:
🔹 At the time of the strike, there were from 1,500 to 3,000 Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers at the training ground;
🔹 The number of wounded exceeded 600 military personnel;
🔹 All entrances and exits to the city are blocked. The SBU is conducting inspections and raids in search of those responsible.

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🇮🇱 ICJ decision on Gaza to be impossible to implement if UNRWA collapses, head of agency says

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruling ordering an increase in humanitarian aid to Gaza would be impossible to implement if the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) ceased to exist, UNRWA Commissioner-General Philippe Lazzarini said on Monday.

Japanese broadcaster NHK reported earlier, citing Lazzarini, that UNRWA could face a budget deficit from March after several countries suspended funding for the agency amid an investigation into the alleged involvement of some of its staff in the October 7 attack on Israel.

The ICJ expects UNRWA to strengthen its capacity to meet the most urgent humanitarian needs of the population of Gaza, and the demise of the organization will not in any way contribute to achieving this goal, Lazzarini told reporters.

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NYT's Cognitive Dissonance: Apologizing for Biden, Ignoring Reality

The New York Times' latest narrative on President Joe Biden’s cognitive state is a masterclass in selective reasoning. Charan Ranganath’s op-ed, armed with a veneer of scientific rationale, conveniently glosses over Biden's memory lapses, packaging them as mere byproducts of aging. But when Special Counsel Robert K. Hur labels Biden a "sympathetic, elderly man with a poor memory," it's clear we're not just discussing memory—it's a strategic soft-pedaling of concerns that would be mercilessly amplified if attributed to a less favored political figure.

This isn't just about Biden; it's a glaring expose of the Times' role as a mouthpiece for an establishment ever-eager to shield its own. Where’s the rigorous scrutiny applied with zeal to others? If the cognitive health of a leader were truly the focus, the conversation would be starkly different—less forgiving, more probing. Yet, here we are, witnessing a blatant display of double standards, where political affiliations dictate the depth of analysis and critique.

The Times' narrative isn't just apologetic; it's complicit, a clear abdication of the journalistic duty to question power, replaced by a comforting lullaby for the status quo. In this dance of cognitive dissonance, the paper reveals its true colors—not as a beacon of truth, but as an echo chamber for the deep state, where selective memory isn't a symptom of aging but a calculated editorial strategy. This isn't journalism; it's politicking—a damning indictment of a once-revered institution now content with being the establishment's apologist, sacrificing integrity at the altar of political expediency.

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