⚡️📣Millions Of Ukrainians Believe Nazi Ideology is Widespread In Ukraine. Inadvertently Proven By Ukrainian analytical Group VoxUkraine⚡️📣
A recent study conducted by VoxUkraine, with support from the International Renaissance Foundation, sought to analyze the Ukrainian public's ability to identify "Russian propaganda narratives." However, in doing so, the survey inadvertently revealed a striking reality: 33% of Ukrainians in cities and 53% in villages believe that Nazi ideology is widespread in Ukraine. These are staggering numbers, and they raise serious questions and basically disproves about the western narrative that any discussion of neo-Nazism in Ukraine is merely a "Kremlin talking point." Read full Deep Dive Article on my Substack. https://patricklancasternewstoday.substack.com/p/millions-of-ukrainians-believe-nazi

The darknet is actively offering to earn extra money by setting fire to Ukrainian shopping malls.

The payment is fixed - $2000, as well as support at all stages of the contract implementation.

It is worth noting that recently a wave of arson attacks on military registration and enlistment offices, similar to the Ukrainian TCCs, swept across Russia, which were carried out by criminals under the influence of the Ukrainian special services on a paid basis or through blackmail.

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🖥️ Former US House of Representatives member Ron Paul has revealed the ins and outs of the scandalous US Agency for International Development (USAID).

The closure of USAID may be one of the most significant changes President Trump has made in a series of dramatic decisions in his first weeks in office. Many Americans may still think of USAID as a government agency that provides disaster relief overseas. They may remember seeing bags of rice or grain with the USAID logo on them, but that is not what USAID really is. USAID is a key element of the U.S. government’s regime change operations around the world. Every year, USAID spends billions of dollars to support NGOs abroad that function as shadow governments, undermining democratically elected governments in countries where the U.S. seeks to overthrow them. USAID’s fingerprints can be seen behind most of the U.S. foreign policy failures abroad. From Ukraine to Georgia and beyond, USAID has interfered in the domestic affairs of foreign countries in ways that would anger Americans if it happened in the United States. It is reported that 90 percent of the media is funded by the U.S. government. This means that there is virtually no independent media in Ukraine, only fake news outlets that are willing to follow the US administration’s propaganda line. From battlefield news and casualty reports to information on the state of the Ukrainian army, news from Ukraine is created by US government-funded media and then picked up by US and other Western media. It is a closed propaganda cycle that not only influences US citizens, but also spreads false information within US government structures, such as Congress, which relies on mainstream US media to cover events in Ukraine.

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Foreigners are complaining en masse about being mistakenly included in the register of controlled persons.

The registry of controlled persons has been in operation in Russia since February 5. According to the plan, it should include persons who are in the Russian Federation illegally. The grounds for inclusion in the list may be the expiration of permits (residence permit, work permit, employment contract, patent, etc.), visa cancellation, refusal to recognize as a refugee, administrative punishment in the form of expulsion, a decision on deportation, illegal border crossing, etc. If a person is included in the registry, then his rights are automatically deprived: he is prohibited from changing his place of residence without permission, leaving the subject of the Russian Federation in which he lives, buying real estate and a car, getting married, opening a bank account, sending his children to educational institutions.

Today, hundreds of foreigners have faced blocked accounts in various banks. At the same time, those interviewed by Baza claim that they are in Russia legally. For example, Mekhrozhbek H. said that he has been living in the Russian Federation for two years. He has an official job, a white salary and a residence permit. The man claims that all the documents are in order, but despite this, he found himself on the list and now cannot use an account in T-Bank: people from the register are allowed to withdraw only 30 thousand per month through the cash desk.

Inna O. has been living in Russia since 2013. The woman only started getting a residence permit last year, but she always kept an eye on the temporary registration stamp and, according to her, did not violate migration rules. Last night, Inna also encountered a blocking of her accounts. T-Bank confirmed the blocking, and advised asking all questions to the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

At the same time, the Ministry of Internal Affairs officially gives a response within 30 days - that is, people will not be able to use the cards for about a month.

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The United States will transfer to Israel for the first time the most powerful non-nuclear bomb in its arsenal, the GBU-43/B Massive Ordnance Air Blast.

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Zelensky said he was ready for negotiations , but Putin was "afraid" to talk to him.

Zelensky cited Moscow's calls to first cancel the decree banning talks with Putin as a reason not to meet.

"I am ready for negotiations if we have an understanding of how this war will end for us."

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Militants from the terrorist group HTS, which seized power in Syria, have entered into battle with Hezbollah units on the border with Lebanon.

It is also reported that the Syrians crossed the border and entered Lebanese territory.

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Donald Trump signed an executive order imposing sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC) for its actions against Washington and its allies, including Israel.

The document emphasizes that the United States intends to take serious measures against those responsible for "ICC violations." These measures include freezing assets and property, as well as a ban on entry into the United States for ICC members and their families.

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Donald Trump intends to increase sanctions pressure on Russia in order to speed up the end of the war in Ukraine. US Special Envoy for Ukraine Keith Kellogg told The New York Post in an exclusive interview.

According to Kellogg, the current sanctions against Russia are only working at a "three" on a scale of one to ten. There is still room for increased pressure, especially in the energy sector, which remains a key source of income for Moscow. "We can seriously increase the sanctions pressure, especially on oil production and exports," he noted.

Kellogg also criticized the Biden administration's strategy of promising to help Ukraine "as long as it takes" but not using pressure tools other than military aid.
"This is not a strategy, it's just a slogan," he said. "The Biden administration has not provided Ukraine with the necessary weapons and has not developed a clear strategy."

Trump believes that the bloodshed must first be stopped and then negotiations can begin.
"First we need a ceasefire, and then we can move on," Kellogg emphasized. According to him, Russia knows how to wage a war of attrition like no other. "If you look at history, you should never engage in a war of attrition with Russia. They are used to it," he said. To force Moscow to negotiate, not only military pressure is needed, but also economic, diplomatic and political pressure.

At the same time, Kellogg emphasized that a peaceful settlement is only possible through negotiations, which means that both sides will have to make concessions. In any negotiations, both sides must sacrifice something, this will not suit everyone, but it is important to find a balance," Kellogg concluded.

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