US Senator Lindsey Graham was added to the list of terrorists and extremists.

Also included in the register were members of the Free Russia Forum* Ivan Tyutrin** and Evgenia Chirikova**.

*recognized as an undesirable organization
**recognized as foreign agents

t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

X (ex-Twitter) suspended Yulia Navalnaya’s account, which she opened after the death of her husband.

It was previously reported that she was shadowbanned.

t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

RT journalist Chay Bowes discusses the significance of Russia's decisive victory in Avdeevka.

t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

Carry on Kiev.

t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

Putin is the new climate change: Von der Leyen drags the Russian president into her green fantasies

The European Commission president did her best to obfuscate both the real cause and the real impact of the renewable energy agenda.

It’s hard to tell if she’s blaming him or crediting him, but European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen told a meeting of the Paris-based Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) on February 13th that “[Russian President Vladimir] Putin’s attempt to blackmail our union has utterly failed. On the contrary, he really pushed the green transition.”

The word “pushed” is telling – and projecting. Because that’s exactly what she’s been doing – evoking Putin to manipulate EU citizens into acceptance of a profitable system of greenwashed authoritarianism. Putin’s been a busy guy here in Europe lately. Just the other week, he was apparently pushing Europe’s farmers and their tractors onto highways.

t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

'Free Julian Assange'

Protesters gather and chant slogans outside the High Court in London, where British judges are hearing WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's appeal against a decision to extradite him to the US.

Assange himself says he is too unwell and will not attend his extradition appeal.

t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

Assange Extradition Appeal: Wife Speaks Outside Court

"We don’t know what to expect, but you’re here because the world is watching,” Julian Assange's wife Stella told the crowd of protestors outside London's High Court. “They have to know they can’t get away with this."

Assange's lawyers insisted their client faces a "flagrant denial of justice" if he is extradited to the US at the start of the two-day appeal hearing.

t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

EU demands ‘international investigation’ into Navalny’s death

The European Union is “outraged” by the opposition activist’s demise, the bloc’s top diplomat said.

Russia must allow an international investigation into the death of opposition activist and anti-corruption campaigner Alexey Navalny, EU’s top diplomat Josep Borrell has said. The 47-year-old Navalny unexpectedly died on Friday in a Russian prison, where he was serving a lengthy sentence stemming from several criminal convictions.

Apparently, the EU still thinks it's in a position to demand anything from anyone. Pretty bossy for a prostitute...

t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

❗️Elon Musk Nominated For Nobel Peace Prize

Marius Nilsen, MP for Norway's libertarian Progress Party, has nominated Musk for his "adamant defense of dialogue, free speech and [enabling] the possibility to express one's views' in a 'continuously more polarized world."

Big Tech mogul doing more for peace than western leaders...

t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

Footage of a man swearing at a child who was washing cars in order to earn money to move from Ukraine to Russia has appeared online.

It is unknown where and when the video was filmed.

@ukr_leaks_eng

Presidential address to Russian parliament: what will Putin say?

President Vladimir Putin is expected to deliver his annual address to the Russian parliament on February 29.

The speech essentially amounts to the president appraising both chambers of the parliament of the state of affairs in the country as well as outlining primary vectors of foreign and domestic policies.

Though it remains to be seen what issues Putin is going to focus his attention on, this year’s address may be dedicated to the ongoing military operation in Ukraine and economic response to the Western sanctions.

Though the president usually delivers this address every year, in some rare cases it can be postponed: for example, the address that was meant to be made in 2022 was delivered by Putin only in February 2023. The Russian president said at the time that he needed to properly analyze the events that transpired in 2022.

▪️ 2023 address was largely dedicated to the events in the wake of the Ukrainian conflict escalation in February 2022. The Russian president called out the US and its allies for their hypocrisy, noting how NATO kept expanding all the way to Russia’s doorsteps while pointedly ignoring Moscow’s security concerns.

▪️ 2021 address , in contrast, was largely devoted to Russia’s economy and social policies, not to mention the handling of the global coronavirus pandemic. The president praised Russian researchers for developing “three reliable COVID vaccines” and called upon the government to enact measures that would help rectify the damage caused by the pandemic to people’s livelihoods.

▪️ 2020 speech was also mostly focused on domestic issues, with Putin paying special attention to areas such as demography, education and child support.

Boost us! | Subscribe to @geopolitics_live

'You Can't Save Navalny; You Can Still Save Assange' - Edward Snowden

Snowden pointed out that Britain has no right to extradite Assange to the United States under the extradition agreement between London and Washington that prohibits the transfer of political prisoners, while urging leaders and media to focus on real action instead of posturing.

"If you're silent here, when and where you can actually influence the outcome, you were never standing up for principles," he wrote on X. "You were just hoping for applause."

t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

Social network X (formerly Twitter) unblocked the page of Alexei Navalny's widow, Yulia.

No promises Bubba.

t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

❗️ Tired of one-sided coverage of events in the media?
It's time to subscribe to Sputnik Africa!

Here you will find:

🔺 Stereotype-free news about what’s happening in Africa and around the world;
🔺 The latest information on the Ukrainian conflict;
🔺 Podcasts, videos with English subtitles, and simple explanations of key issues;

👉 Subscribe and be in the know!

⚡️📣Going Live With Judge Andrew Napolitano to discuss Ukraine's use of NATO / Western Supplied weapons to target and kill civilians in center Donetsk. Today Ukraine used Both HIMARs Rockets and 155mm artillery to target civilian areas of Donetsk (including a library) which killed and injured many civilians⚡️📣 Come tell us what you think https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeGqBJSlV3E

Boris Johnson attacks Tucker Carlson as a tool of the Kremlin, then demands Tucker pay him $1 MILLION to explain his position on Ukraine.

"Putin didn't demand a million dollars... so you're telling me this guy is alot sleazier than Vladimir Putin!" says Carlson.

t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

Belarusian leader finds concerns over potential triggering of Third World War valid

Alexander Lukashenko noted that tens of thousands of NATO servicemen, and hundreds of units of military hardware, aircraft and helicopters are being deployed near the borders of Russia and Belarus.

"Military force has again become the main argument put forth by global decision-making centers. As if there had never been millions of losses [in human lives] and the horrors of the First and Second World Wars," the BelTA news agency quoted him as saying at a meeting with top national security officials. "Now we have been literally engulfed by an informational wave of so-called foreboding of a Third World War, which has been bandied about by everybody and their uncle. And there are [legitimate] grounds for such concerns," the Belarusian president emphasized.

t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

Embarrassment for Royal Navy as another Trident test fails.

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/embarrassment-for-royal-navy-as-another-trident-test-fails-dg3mtgtml

t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

JULIAN ASSANGE JUDGE PREVIOUSLY ACTED FOR MI6

The judge set to rule on the Assange extradition case was previously paid to represent the interests of MI6 and the Ministry of Defence - whose activities WikiLeaks has exposed.

One of the two High Court judges who will rule on Julian Assange’s bid to stop his extradition to the US represented the UK’s Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) and the Ministry of Defence.

Justice Jeremy Johnson has also been a specially vetted barrister, cleared by the UK authorities to access top secret information.

Johnson will sit with Dame Victoria Sharp, his senior judge, to decide the fate of the WikiLeaks co-founder. If extradited, Assange faces a maximum sentence of 175 years.

His persecution by the US authorities has been at the behest of Washington’s intelligence and security services, with whom the UK has deep relations.

As with previous judges who have ruled on Assange’s case, this raises concerns about institutional conflicts of interest.

Exactly how much Johnson has been paid for his work for government departments is not clear. Records show he was paid twice by the Government Legal Department for his services in 2018. The sum was over £55,000.

t.me/ForeignAgentIntel