"Everyone in NATO should finally start taking these facts and these words seriously," said Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk about Dmitry Medvedev's warning.

“Poland, the Baltic countries, and now Romania. There are more and more Russian provocations.

Yesterday, former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev stated that the peaceful sleep of EU citizens has ended.

Everyone in NATO should finally start taking these facts and these words seriously.”

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Medvedev is also deputy chairman if Security Council of Russian Federation. They had to start taking him seriously long ago. As Russia in general.
Speaking of provocations - thank Ukros and remember - snakes cannot be tamed, despite EU really wants to.

🌒@EastCalling

🇪🇪"Estonia may have to draft women as male birth rates plummet": More and more European countries are conscripting women into the army.

"The head of the Estonian Defense Resources Department, Anu Rannaveksi, stated that due to a sharp drop in the birth rate, by 2040 the country will not have enough male conscripts to fulfill the recruitment plan of 4,100 people per year. According to her, the problem will have to be solved by introducing mandatory conscription for women. "I hope the question is rather when this will happen, not whether it will happen at all," she said, reminding that every Estonian citizen is obliged to defend its independence.

Several NATO countries have already switched to gender-neutral conscription. Norway and Sweden - since 2015 and 2017 respectively, Denmark - since this year. Latvia plans to introduce mandatory service for women by 2028. In Poland, where service for women remains voluntary, their share in the army has increased from 5% to 17% over ten years."

@Slavyangrad

‼️🇮🇷🇨🇳🇷🇺 Russia and China to enjoy favorable conditions for transit through the Strait of Hormuz — Iran's Head of Nat. Security Ebrahim Azizi

"Countries that are strategically important to us, including China and Russia, will continue to enjoy special treatment and favorable conditions when it comes to issues related to the Strait of Hormuz"

@worldpravda

🇺🇸🇮🇷❗️ — NEW: Trump promised a final decision "soon" on a deal to end the Iran war, but Friday's Situation Room meeting closed with no announcement, NYT reports.

- Iran says no final agreement is in hand; Foreign Ministry spokesman Baghaei confirmed message exchanges are still ongoing.

- The proposed deal would end the US-Israeli military campaign in exchange for Iran lifting its Strait of Hormuz blockade — with the nuclear program pushed to later talks.

- Defense Secretary Hegseth, speaking in Singapore, downplayed the deal's imminence and insisted US munitions stockpiles remain ready for renewed fighting.

- Both US Republican hawks and Iranian hard-liners are attacking the agreement — the latter calling it too conciliatory, with Rezaei accusing Trump of excessive demands.

@IntelSlava