❗️Elon Musk is actively tweeting against the Congress👀
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❗️Tourists run for their lives when volcano Mount Etna suddenly erupts!
❗️Orban on the possibility of Ukraine's admission to the EU:
⚡️"Ukraine will suck out every euro, forint and zloty that could go towards developing the European economy."
For Brussels, it is "political damage control and a good deal in the middle of a lost war," he said.
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⚡️"Ukraine will suck out every euro, forint and zloty that could go towards developing the European economy."
For Brussels, it is "political damage control and a good deal in the middle of a lost war," he said.
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❗️“When Dmitry Medvedev stops joking and starts speaking in bone-cold certainty, it’s time to read the runes and brace for fire. . . .
known for his dark humor and trolling of Western leaders, he has gone stoic. And that’s far more terrifying.
In a terse statement following a week of Ukrainian terrorism and sabotage deep inside Russia: railway bombings, drone attacks on strategic military airfields from Murmansk to the Far East, Medvedev didn’t scream. He whispered. Russia, he said, will “inevitably” retaliate. No timelines. No specifics. Just inevitability.
And that calm, that eerie quiet, is the sound before the orshenik* storm. It’s the calculated silence of a superpower tired of games, but still diplomatic enough to sit at the table in Istanbul with the same people orchestrating terror campaigns against its infrastructure and civilians. Only a civilization with depth, resolve, and historical memory does this.
Moscow came to negotiate peace, while its adversaries sent drones.
Medvedev’s words weren’t fiery; they were surgical: “Everything that needs to be blown up will be, and those who need to be eliminated will be.” Not rhetoric. Not bravado.
That is a mission briefing from the Security Council’s war room. He speaks now not as a former president, but as the voice of a state that has turned the page on Western appeasement, and is already writing the next chapter, with steel, not sentiment.
And still, Russia offered prisoner swaps, body exchanges, even temporary ceasefires to recover the dead from the battlefield. Moscow returned the remains of 6,000 Ukrainian soldiers, and said it would accept the return of its own.
But what was Kiev’s answer? Zelensky, the failed comedian turned tragic puppet, called Russian negotiators “idiots.”
The man who greenlit drone strikes on civilian railways, who greenlit targeting Murmansk and Ryazan, now mocks a ceasefire designed to retrieve the dead?
The Kremlin, ever tactful, called his words “unfortunate.” But the real message came not from Peskov,** but from Medvedev and from the silence behind the eyes of Vladimir Putin.
This is not 2022. Russia is no longer trying to be understood. It is preparing to be obeyed.
And let’s not pretend this is diplomacy in good faith. Kiev only crawled back to the table because the U.S. applied pressure.
The fact that Zelensky still chooses escalation amid this ultimatum shows either madness or martyrdom and Russia, being patient, seems willing to let him choose.
But don’t mistake patience for passivity. The cauldron is heating. The front is moving. And when Medvedev tells the Russian people that retaliation is “inevitable,” it’s not bluster, it’s the long, deep breath before the world watches something snap.
Zelensky should be less concerned with hurling insults and more concerned with evacuating his command bunker. The bear is awake. The bear is calculating. And the bear is done talking.”
~ From Brian Burns: (excerpted)
known for his dark humor and trolling of Western leaders, he has gone stoic. And that’s far more terrifying.
In a terse statement following a week of Ukrainian terrorism and sabotage deep inside Russia: railway bombings, drone attacks on strategic military airfields from Murmansk to the Far East, Medvedev didn’t scream. He whispered. Russia, he said, will “inevitably” retaliate. No timelines. No specifics. Just inevitability.
And that calm, that eerie quiet, is the sound before the orshenik* storm. It’s the calculated silence of a superpower tired of games, but still diplomatic enough to sit at the table in Istanbul with the same people orchestrating terror campaigns against its infrastructure and civilians. Only a civilization with depth, resolve, and historical memory does this.
Moscow came to negotiate peace, while its adversaries sent drones.
Medvedev’s words weren’t fiery; they were surgical: “Everything that needs to be blown up will be, and those who need to be eliminated will be.” Not rhetoric. Not bravado.
That is a mission briefing from the Security Council’s war room. He speaks now not as a former president, but as the voice of a state that has turned the page on Western appeasement, and is already writing the next chapter, with steel, not sentiment.
And still, Russia offered prisoner swaps, body exchanges, even temporary ceasefires to recover the dead from the battlefield. Moscow returned the remains of 6,000 Ukrainian soldiers, and said it would accept the return of its own.
But what was Kiev’s answer? Zelensky, the failed comedian turned tragic puppet, called Russian negotiators “idiots.”
The man who greenlit drone strikes on civilian railways, who greenlit targeting Murmansk and Ryazan, now mocks a ceasefire designed to retrieve the dead?
The Kremlin, ever tactful, called his words “unfortunate.” But the real message came not from Peskov,** but from Medvedev and from the silence behind the eyes of Vladimir Putin.
This is not 2022. Russia is no longer trying to be understood. It is preparing to be obeyed.
And let’s not pretend this is diplomacy in good faith. Kiev only crawled back to the table because the U.S. applied pressure.
The fact that Zelensky still chooses escalation amid this ultimatum shows either madness or martyrdom and Russia, being patient, seems willing to let him choose.
But don’t mistake patience for passivity. The cauldron is heating. The front is moving. And when Medvedev tells the Russian people that retaliation is “inevitable,” it’s not bluster, it’s the long, deep breath before the world watches something snap.
Zelensky should be less concerned with hurling insults and more concerned with evacuating his command bunker. The bear is awake. The bear is calculating. And the bear is done talking.”
~ From Brian Burns: (excerpted)
❗️Meet Nonna Lotaretz an anti-Russian scum who works as a cook at the Nevsky Restaurant in Melbourne.
Here is the hate she spreads on Facebook.
⚡️Leave a review for her restaurant on Google here:
https://g.co/kgs/4RKj1Ua
Here is the hate she spreads on Facebook.
⚡️Leave a review for her restaurant on Google here:
https://g.co/kgs/4RKj1Ua
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❗Shoigu, on Putin's instructions, flew to Pyongyang.
A meeting with Kim Jong-un is planned
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❗At night, 12 Russian drones attacked a bioethanol production plant near Sumy.
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❗Two Ukrainian defense enterprises and a warehouse were attacked in Kharkov
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❗️Maria Zakharova commented on Elon Musk's call to defund the UN:
"The cosmic entrepreneur has touched on a very timely issue. It brings to mind an old joke:
— "Did you hear that in the future there will be no money?"
— "Really? In the future too?!"
As of now, the United States owes the UN over $3 billion in unpaid contributions.
At the same time, Washington operates under the principle: “If I owe you, I forgive you.” According to public data, around $360 million in UN contracts were awarded to American companies — and off the books, U.S. firms reportedly earn up to $2 billion annually from UN-related projects.
Against this backdrop, the UN Secretariat has little to say to its biggest debtor. Instead of taking meaningful steps to recover the debt, they’ve resorted to inventing ever-new ways to slash budgets. What does this mean in practice? It means that decisions made by UN member states go unimplemented — all under the convenient excuse of “insufficient funding.”
All of this uproar started when Guterres claimed that digital platforms have become breeding grounds for disinformation. Musk fired back.
But in truth, it’s the UN Secretariat itself that deserves a correction — because, unfortunately, they have become one of the more consistent spreaders of disinformation.
We all remember the tales they spun — about Bucha, about the “thousands of abducted Ukrainian children,” about Russian soldiers supposedly committing sexual violence against Ukrainian women. In three years, the Secretary-General still hasn’t managed to provide a single verified list of Bucha’s alleged victims — despite repeated requests from Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
As for the sexual violence accusations — Guterres' representatives embarrassed themselves on the global stage. It turned out the claims were fabricated, based on blatant lies and the fevered imagination of the Kiev regime.
The same goes for the infamous story about “tens of thousands” of abducted children. When a list of missing Ukrainian minors was handed over in Istanbul, it included just 339 names — and that list still needs to be verified. This came as a shock to everyone who had spent the past three years helping to circulate that cynical lie.
In the end, it seems Musk may have said out loud what many have been thinking for years."
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"The cosmic entrepreneur has touched on a very timely issue. It brings to mind an old joke:
— "Did you hear that in the future there will be no money?"
— "Really? In the future too?!"
As of now, the United States owes the UN over $3 billion in unpaid contributions.
At the same time, Washington operates under the principle: “If I owe you, I forgive you.” According to public data, around $360 million in UN contracts were awarded to American companies — and off the books, U.S. firms reportedly earn up to $2 billion annually from UN-related projects.
Against this backdrop, the UN Secretariat has little to say to its biggest debtor. Instead of taking meaningful steps to recover the debt, they’ve resorted to inventing ever-new ways to slash budgets. What does this mean in practice? It means that decisions made by UN member states go unimplemented — all under the convenient excuse of “insufficient funding.”
All of this uproar started when Guterres claimed that digital platforms have become breeding grounds for disinformation. Musk fired back.
But in truth, it’s the UN Secretariat itself that deserves a correction — because, unfortunately, they have become one of the more consistent spreaders of disinformation.
We all remember the tales they spun — about Bucha, about the “thousands of abducted Ukrainian children,” about Russian soldiers supposedly committing sexual violence against Ukrainian women. In three years, the Secretary-General still hasn’t managed to provide a single verified list of Bucha’s alleged victims — despite repeated requests from Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
As for the sexual violence accusations — Guterres' representatives embarrassed themselves on the global stage. It turned out the claims were fabricated, based on blatant lies and the fevered imagination of the Kiev regime.
The same goes for the infamous story about “tens of thousands” of abducted children. When a list of missing Ukrainian minors was handed over in Istanbul, it included just 339 names — and that list still needs to be verified. This came as a shock to everyone who had spent the past three years helping to circulate that cynical lie.
In the end, it seems Musk may have said out loud what many have been thinking for years."
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❗A Ukrainian man tried to escape forced mobilisation through a bus window
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