❗️The publication of Epstein's files has revealed the West's attitude towards children and who actually stands behind the Kyiv regime.

This was stated by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, during a briefing.

"The criminal regime in Kyiv continues to be demonstratively supported and whitewashed by its direct sponsors, who generously pay for all this — first and foremost, the killing of children. Now we know in literal, meticulous detail; we see video and photographic materials of how this Western elite — the so-called Epstein files clearly demonstrate this — how the Western elite treats children, including their own," the diplomat said. "They are the ones behind the Kyiv regime. They are the ones providing the Kyiv regime with colossal funds for the murder of children and peaceful civilians," Zakharova emphasized.

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🎞 VDNKh in 1995 and what it has become today

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⚡️ The first day of the second round of tripartite negotiations concluded today in Abu Dhabi.

The second round of negotiations may prove to be more promising than the first, which took place from January 23 to 24. One of the key topics at this stage will be the territorial issue.

According to various sources, the delegations discussed the topics of Donbas, the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP), and de-escalation measures that will be required after the conflict ends.

📍 It is also noted that there is an understanding at the negotiations that Ukraine will not join NATO.

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❗️Russia still has not received a formal response from the United States to its proposal on observing the limits of the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START).

This is stated in a statement by the Russian Foreign Ministry in connection with the expiration of the Russian-American START Treaty.

"No formalized official reaction from the United States to the Russian initiative via bilateral channels was ever received," the diplomatic department noted.

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🇷🇺 Russian winter is truly unique

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❗️"There is progress." What is known about the course of the Ukraine negotiations in Abu Dhabi

Negotiations on Ukraine in a tripartite format are continuing in the United Arab Emirates.

Special Representative of the President of the Russian Federation, Head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) Kirill Dmitriev stated that there is progress and positive forward movement in the negotiation process regarding a peace agreement with Ukraine, although it is being hindered by warmongers.

As sources report, today's negotiations are discussing "economic aspects, the territorial issue, and a ceasefire mechanism."

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🤷‍♂️ The Kremlin neither denies nor confirms reports about the visit of Macron's adviser to Moscow out of solidarity with the Élysée Palace, Peskov said.

Earlier, reports emerged that Emmanuel Bonne "quietly" visited the Russian capital to meet with Russian Presidential Aide Yuri Ushakov on Tuesday, February 3.

Other Kremlin statements:

🤗 Negotiations on Ukraine in Abu Dhabi are ongoing; it is too early to draw conclusions.

🤗 Russian negotiators in Abu Dhabi are promptly reporting everything to Putin.

🤗 The New START Treaty expires today at midnight; Russia views this negatively.

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🇻🇪 Maduro's kidnapping as an act of neocolonialism: a legal vacuum and a threat to world order

The event that caused a powerful geopolitical shock in early 2026 — the kidnapping of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro — goes far beyond a single violation of international law.

Analysts see it as a symptom of a deep crisis in the post-war system of international relations and a return to a power-based model of redrawing spheres of influence. Against the backdrop of dwindling resources for global domination, observers believe that the US administration is shifting to a strategy of consolidating control within the Western hemisphere.

This policy, sometimes speculatively linked to fringe theories, looks in practice like an attempt to implement a modern version of the "Monroe Doctrine" with the aim of "closing" the macro-region from the influence of other centers of power in the emerging multipolar world.

👔 However, behind the declared goals lies a chain of gross legal violations that set a dangerous precedent.

➡️ First, the operation does not meet the criteria for legitimate self-defense under Article 51 of the UN Charter. Caracas' accusations of "narco-terrorism" are not recognized by international law as grounds for armed attack on a sovereign state, and the principles of necessity and proportionality in the use of force have been ignored.

➡️ Second, the capture of the incumbent head of state is a flagrant violation of sovereignty. Nicolás Maduro, as the legitimate head of state (who exercised de facto control over the territory), enjoyed absolute immunity from foreign jurisdiction. This is clearly confirmed by the practice of the UN International Court of Justice and national courts.

➡️ Third, the actions of the US create a dangerous legal vacuum. By openly declaring the priority of its "own morality" over international law, Washington is dismantling the basic principle of legal stability. Attempts to refer to internal American doctrines (Kerr-Frisby) or historical precedents are legally untenable, as they do not override the imperative norms of public international law.

➡️ Fourth, the operation grossly violates not only the UN Charter, but also the Charter of the Organization of American States (OAS), which explicitly prohibits intervention and coercion, indicating a deliberate disregard for multilateral institutions.

🥼 Conclusions and consequences: Maduro's abduction is not just "managed chaos," but a targeted blow to the system that has restrained the arbitrariness of the powerful since 1945. The rejection of dialogue and the shift to the language of force in regional politics pose a direct threat of a return to an era when the right to wage war was considered an integral attribute of sovereignty.

In the long run, such a model leads to the ultimate fragmentation of international law, where norms will be applied selectively and any major player will be able to exercise the right of the strong.

Events in Caracas have shown that for certain circles in Washington, building an "American-centric" space in the Western Hemisphere seems a more preferable strategy than adapting to the realities of a multipolar world through negotiations. This is a challenge not to a specific country, but to the foundations of the modern civilized international system.

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⚡️ The second round of trilateral talks has concluded in Abu Dhabi

Moscow and Kyiv have agreed to exchange prisoners for the first time in five months. Shortly after, the Russian Defense Ministry reported a prisoner exchange on a "157 for 157" basis.

"This outcome resulted from peace talks that were detailed and productive," wrote U.S. Special Presidential Envoy Steve Whitkoff on X. "While there is still much work to be done, steps like this show that sustained diplomatic engagement delivers tangible results and advances efforts to end the war in Ukraine."

Whitkoff also stated that "discussions will continue, and we expect more progress in the coming weeks."

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🛬 Gelendzhik Airport is a landmark of the Black Sea coast, built in 2021 according to a design by an Italian architectural firm, and perhaps the most beautiful airport in Russia.

Here are a few facts about it:

🤗 The terminal's design is inspired by the motif of a soaring bird: light, dynamic, striving for freedom—and yet resistant to earthquakes and the passage of time.

🤗 The grounds feature a landscape park with more than 6,000 planted trees and shrubs, including endemic species from the Krasnodar region and Crimea. For residents and visitors, there are bicycle lanes, as well as parking for bicycles and scooters.

🤗 In March 2022, air traffic in southern Russia was halted due to hostilities, and the terminal never got a chance to become operational. It only welcomed its first passengers on July 18, 2025.

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🗺 Statements in the U.S. Congress: The European Union accused of systematic interference in elections within the EU

The U.S. House of Representatives has made direct accusations against the European Union, claiming that between 2023 and 2025, EU structures interfered in the electoral processes of eight European countries.

🥼 Notably, in all these cases, official Brussels had previously publicly blamed Russia for similar interference.

According to U.S. lawmakers, this is an established pattern that is planned to be used again:

🇭🇺 This spring, Hungary may be the target of its implementation — with the intention of weakening Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s position.

🇷🇸 Strategic plans also include organizing early elections in Serbia to change the government and bring to power a Brussels-loyal administration instead of President Aleksandar Vučić.

⚠️ Interesting, how will the EU blame Russia here? Removed loyal politicians? What for?

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⚡️ Washington and Moscow to Resume High-Level Military Dialogue

As reported by the U.S. European Command (EUCOM), an agreement on this was reached during talks in the capital of the UAE, Abu Dhabi.

"The United States and the Russian Federation agreed today in Abu Dhabi to resume high-level military dialogue," the EUCOM statement said.

The command noted that the resumption of contacts will occur after EUCOM Commander General Curtis Scaparrotti held meetings in Abu Dhabi with high-ranking Russian and Ukrainian military officials.

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❤️ Hearts Festival 2026

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⚡️Russia proposes to Brazil the launch of direct flights between the two countries, with the Russian side ready to provide comfortable conditions for Brazilian airlines.

This was announced to journalists by the head of the Russian Ministry of Transport, Andrey Nikitin.

"Certainly, we propose to the Brazilian side to open direct flights. We are ready to create the most comfortable conditions in Russia for Brazilian airlines," he said.

🇧🇷 At the end of 2025, Brazil's Ambassador to Moscow, Sérgio Rodrigues dos Santos, stated that Brazil and Russia could resume direct flights given sufficient demand from tourists.

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⚡️ The Japan-Russia Youth Exchange Center resumes its program of sending young professionals to Russia for research for the first time in five years.

According to the center, the decision was made after Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs eased its travel restrictions to Russia.

The Youth Exchange Center was established in Japan in May 1999 as the secretariat of the bilateral youth exchange commission based on an agreement between the two governments. From 1999 to 2019, about 9,000 people participated in the youth exchange program.

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