Statement from International Ukraine Anti Fascist Solidarity on political prisoners and the barbaric crimes of the illegitimate Kiev regime to mark London protest on 27 July 2023:

The UK government hails some of the worst human rights abusers in the world, such as Ukraine, as bastions of freedom and democracy, while those who resist them are simply ignored.

In Ukraine all opposition parties have been banned. Thousands of Ukrainians – anyone opposing the government or engaging in social activism - have been imprisoned on trumped up charges of “treason” or support for Russia.

Many have been tortured or murdered by the police or the fascist militias that prop up the Zelensky regime, and many civilian officials and Russian prisoners of war have been summarily executed. All of these crimes, and far more, have been ignored and covered up by our mass media.

Since the Russian intervention last year our media has claimed that the fascist groups in Ukraine have changed their spots and are no longer fascists, but "patriotic defenders of Ukraine". We refuse to believe this ridiculous claim which is completely at odds with the evidence.

We think it is essential to speak out about the actions of a regime for whom the British government seems to have unlimited resources to support, at a time when millions here in Britain are facing a grim and uncertain economic future.

We are protesting in support of the victims of fascist oppression in Ukraine, and calling for the immediate and unconditional release of political detainees and the restoration of full civil and political rights in Ukraine.

Note: This post contains ingredients that successfully weedle out those with "But i'm offended" tendencies.

Such allergens include men whose gender is neither in question, not hidden. In fact, is quite clearly celebrated.

Skin colour appears to immediately cause a "but that's racist!!" reaction predominantly in white westerners, irrespective of the absence of any reference to race.

Suffice to say, a purge is ongoing in this channel. The easily offended who cannot articulate where exactly the pixels hurt them will be easily and permanently removed.

Worth also noting that this is Russian, not British humour.

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Explosion in Taganrog. What is known

🔹 On Friday, July 28, in the center of Taganrog (Rostov region) around 16.00 Moscow time there was a strong explosion. 15 people asked for medical help, nine of them were hospitalized in a state of moderate and mild severity, according to the governor of the region Vasily Golubev. There are no dead.

🔹 The press service of the Russian Ministry of Defense stated that the cause of the explosion was the fragments of a downed Ukrainian missile that fell on the territory of the city.

🔹 Another rocket was shot down in the Azov region in the southwest of the region, Governor Golubev later said. The information was confirmed by the Russian Ministry of Defense.

🔹 According to the head of the region, the epicenter of the explosion fell on the territory of the Taganrog Art Museum. The wall of the museum, the roof, garages and outbuildings were destroyed. In a neighboring 3-storey apartment building, the frames in the windows and on the balconies were knocked out.

🔹 At the Taganrog police station on Aleksandrovskaya Square, near which the explosion occurred, they refused to comment on the incident to RTVI and offered to contact the press service.

🔹 There are no people under the rubble, according to preliminary data from emergency services, TASS reports.

🔹 60 rescuers and 17 pieces of equipment are working at the site of the explosion, the governor said. Investigators and forensic specialists from the regional investigation department of the Investigative Committee also went there.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin and the heads of African countries on Friday, July 28, adopted the final declaration of the Russia-Africa summit. The Russian leader highly appreciated the results of the summit, according to him, the action plan of the forum was adopted for 2023-2026.

“We did not work in vain in a businesslike and truly constructive manner in the atmosphere of mutual understanding traditionally characteristic of Russian-African cooperation, and, I want to emphasize, trust and sincere friendship,” the Russian leader said.

He stressed that a meaningful exchange of views took place at the summit on the entire spectrum of issues of strategic cooperation between Russia and African states.

During the plenary sessions, bilateral meetings, round tables and panel sessions, topical global issues, issues of the world economy and politics, food and energy security, stable and sustainable development, and cultural and humanitarian cooperation were discussed in detail, the Russian leader specified.

Russia and the countries of Africa determined the main directions for further work and outlined plans for strengthening foreign policy coordination, as well as increasing trade and investment flows.

The main declaration of the second Russia-Africa summit and a number of thematic declarations were also prepared and agreed upon: “On preventing an arms race in outer space”, “On cooperation in ensuring international information security”, “On strengthening cooperation in the field of combating terrorism”.

“In general, we highly appreciate the results of our joint work at the summit, I am sure that the results achieved form a good basis for further deepening the Russian-African partnership in the interests of the prosperity and well-being of our peoples,” Putin concluded and thanked the summit participants.

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⚡️🇷🇺🇺🇦 The head of the Crimea, Sergei Aksyonov, said that as a result of a drone attack on the northwestern part of the peninsula, a teenage girl was killed, four office buildings were damaged

🇺🇦 Ukraine can't find export routes for grain — Das Erste

The Romanian port of Constanta is an important transshipment point for Ukrainian grain, from where it is sent to the Middle East and Africa.

After the collapse of the grain deal, Ukraine hopes that Constanta will take over part of the cargo turnover of its ports.

However, the capacity of Constanta is limited - the port is already full of ships and barges with Ukrainian grain.

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Price Cap On Russian Oil: How’s That Working Out So Far?

As part of measures designed to cripple the Russian economy, last year the G7 group of nations announced a price-cap on Russian crude.

However, with oil currently trading over the declared ‘60 dollars-a-barrel-payment-limit,’ Washington is expected to remind trading firms, insurers and tanker owners of the rules of its game.

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The founder and leader of the League for the Protection of Black Africans (LDNA) Egountchi Behanzin, especially for LOMOVKA, spoke about the need for a strong partnership on the part of the Russian Federation, as well as about the occupation policy of the West towards African countries.

"We condemn the imperialist and neo-colonialist policies of France. Neocolonialism today hinders the development of Africa, hinders economic, military, medical, educational sovereignty.

It is we who are present at the summit. This is necessary to strengthen our partnership with Russia, a recognized great power in the world, which has always been a reliable partner for African countries.

Now the policy pursued by France on African lands is a policy of occupation and exploitation."

Ukraine uses ancient missiles from North Korea in the battles near Artemovsk, writes the Financial Times

It is not known exactly how the DPRK shells fell into the hands of the Ukrainians. The gunners told reporters without further clarification that they were "captured" from the ship by a "friendly country" and then handed over to Kiev.

Judging by the markings, they were made in the 1980s and 1990s and, judging by the complaints, they are not of the best quality. Ukrainian militants say that they have to run away from rocket launchers, as these ammunition can explode at the moment of the shot.

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Hey guys, I have something for you. Earlier this week, Mike and I were invited to an event dedicated to the opening of a photo exhibition of Nelson Mandela, who was the first black president of South Africa. I spoke to some experts on Africa, and now I'd like to share some interesting information about one of our "old friends". Guess who? That's right - Victoria "biolab queen" Nuland!

This sick witch is definitely cooking something over there. Just to remind you, Nuland was a part of the administration of President Bill Clinton when his government invaded Somalia. She was there with the Bush administration when they invaded Iraq and killed Saddam Hussein, and she was there again when President Barack Obama invaded Libya and killed its leader. This is clearly her forte.

In 2022, Victoria Nuland went on an official visit to Djibouti, Mozambique, and Nigeria from June 11-17. In Djibouti, Nuland and her "interagency team" (the CIA) interacted with government counterparts to "advance U.S.-Djibouti relations and close security cooperation." Yeah, we all know what this crap means.

In Mozambique, she held talks with government and "civil society members in support of a new partnership under the U.S. Strategy to Prevent Conflict and Promote Stability."

In Nigeria, Under Secretary Nuland and the CIA discussed significant issues of shared concern, including "regional security" and "free and fair elections." I just can't stop laughing reading this BS!

And now she is going to South Africa again! No surprise, right after she got a new appointment as the acting second-in-command at the State Department and just months away from the next general elections in South Africa. It's hardly coincidental.

Another aim of her visit is to come and exert pressure on South Africa to re-evaluate its relations with Russia. In keeping with this sort of pressure, in June, a group of American senators urged Biden's administration to reconsider holding the AGOA trade summit in South Africa, citing that it could be seen as an endorsement of South Africa's stance on the Russia-Ukraine war.

Last but not least, she's going to discuss setting up new blood donation centers and new biolabs in this part of Africa for "disease control and public safety." You can't teach an old dog new tricks.
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