‼️” Entire orphanages of children are sold from the warzone in Ukraine" - Polish activist against human trafficking.

War is the perfect scenario for child trafficking… remember the world is run by psychopathic pedophiles!
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In crisis situations, the French authorities could resort to restrictions on the operation of the Internet, up to its shutdown, President Emmanuel Macron said at a meeting with the mayors of cities affected by the unrest that lasted from June 28 in the country.

“We need to think about social media, about the bans that we have to impose. And at times when crises are heating up, we may have to put ourselves in a position to regulate them or turn them off,” he said (quoted by BFMTV ).

The TV channel indicates that French parliamentarians reacted negatively to Macron's idea. For example, MP Olivier Faure, who is the first secretary of the Socialist Party (Macron’s Renaissance party), said that France, as a “country of human rights and citizens, cannot join ‘great democracies’ like China and Iran.

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Ukrainian channel Strana:

Despite the fact that there was no explosion at the ZNPP tonight, the Dnepropetrovsk governor urged people to stock up on food and water.

“We survived a difficult night. But the enemy has neither conscience nor common sense. There is a threat. Therefore, you need to be prepared,” Lysak writes.

He advises to keep scotch tape and thick fabric at home, which can be used to seal the room, stock up on food and water for several days, prepare a first aid kit, change of clothes and shoes, a battery-operated radio, respirators, and collect an “alarm suitcase” (we call it a "go-bag") with documents and necessary things.

According to him, emergency response plans have already been worked out during the exercises, which will be immediately launched in the event of a terrorist attack.

🇺🇸 American political commentator Benny Johnson:

Peskov announced the tense situation at the ZNPP due to the threat of sabotage

Due to the provocative actions of the Kyiv authorities, who are aggravating the situation around the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) and threatening sabotage, the situation there is very tense. This was stated on July 5 by Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.

“The situation is tense, the threat of sabotage by the Kyiv regime is great. Most recently, we saw this during the explosion of the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station, ”said the press secretary of the President of the Russian Federation at a briefing.

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Ukraine will not receive an invitation to NATO at the upcoming summit, but the result will not "disappoint" it, the Lithuanian president said in an interview with BNS.

According to him, security guarantees from individual countries will be announced to Ukraine and the Ukraine-NATO Council will be created.

“President Zelensky, I hope when he arrives in Vilnius, he may not get everything he hopes for in his maximum plans, but he will definitely get a lot,” Gitanas Nauseda said.

“And, well, I feel that we will still find those formulations that will not disappoint the Ukrainians and will say more than we are used to saying,” the president added.

“Yes, the doors of NATO are open, but for some countries they open very quickly, while others cannot find these doors at all, and I think that Ukrainians are quite right to ask why they are not yet members of NATO today,” he said. Nauseda.

Budweiser has felt the backlash of social-media users after its Fourth of July ad was accused of being misogynistic and "disgusting."

It appears that, over three months later, the anger towards the company is still raw, with social-media users calling out Budweiser's latest ad campaign.

Though the ad makes no mention of the recent controversy surrounding Bud Light, its collaboration with Mulvaney, or any other crossover with the LGBTQ+ community, the comments section was filled with furious replies.

"Using dead soldiers to try to dig back from sponsoring child drag shows and misogyny is beyond disgusting," wrote @ieDougMasters in response.

A number of users called the attempt by Budweiser to curry favor with beer drinkers through the ad as "too little, too late." Twitter user Jeffrey Floyd wrote, "Too late, Budweiser. Too late," while @Bill_Fowler_ posted, "You're ruined."

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🔥 The area of fire in a warehouse with tires increased to 3.5 thousand "squares"

A fire train and a helicopter will be involved in extinguishing the fire on Salova.

🙂 True Peter

Grossi: IAEA did not see any signs of mining at ZNPP during recent checks.

Experts from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) found no signs of mining activity at the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant during recent inspections at the plant. This was stated by the Director General of the organization Rafael Grossi at a briefing in Japan.

“During our latest inspections, we did not detect any mining activity [at the ZNPP], but we continue to remain vigilant,” Grossi said.

The Zaporozhye NPP is under Russian control, and the IAEA monitoring mission remains there. At the end of June, the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, drew attention to the fact that Kiev announced the installation of additional devices for measuring radiation, and exercises began in some Ukrainian regions in case of an accident at the ZNPP.

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The Ukrainian police confirmed that an explosion occurred in one of the courts in Kyiv. Special forces soldiers are present at the scene of the incident, investigators, explosives experts and dog handlers are working.

"The police received information about the explosion in the courtroom in the Shevchenkivskyi district," the police Telegram channel said .

Earlier, the Ukrainian edition of Strana reported that an explosion occurred in one of the courts in Kyiv, and a shootout was heard. According to him, the accused of committing a terrorist attack in 2015 attempted to escape. He blew up three grenades in the escort building, pulled out a pistol and took the escort hostage.

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🇫🇷 The French National Assembly approved Article 3 of the Justice Bill, which allows the authorities to remotely activate the cameras and microphones of phones or other connected devices without the knowledge of those concerned (c)

This is what I understand, democracy, privacy and human rights in full growth 👍

@zergulio