Putin, King of Bahrain to hold talks in two sessions

The King of Bahrain arrived in Moscow on May 22 on an official visit.

Russian President Vladimir Putin's talks with Bahraini King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa will be held today in the Kremlin first with their inner circles and then over an official breakfast, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters.

"First, the president and the king will talk in a small group and then break out into two delegations. This will be in the format of an official breakfast," the Kremlin spokesman said.

The meeting will be held in the Grand Kremlin Palace. As part of the talks, a number of agreements are to be signed.

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Putin allowed the use of American property in Russia to compensate for damage from the seizure of Russian property in the United States. A special commission will hunt for various US assets in Russia.

🇬🇪❗️Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze said that in a conversation with him, one of the European Commissioners intimidated him with an example of an attempt on the life of the Prime Minister of Slovakia.

Democratic.

On why the crash of the helicopter with Iranian president Raisi on board was likely a sabotage but it won't be possible to prove it:
1_ the president, the foreign minister, the local imam, the local governor and the head of the security were all on board. This is an incredibly strange circumstance, not even in extremely peaceful states with no foreign policy like Comore islands or Papua they let stay all these high ranking officials in the same plane during a official visit abroad, so why did this happen? Hard to say what led to this decision, probably we'll never know, but for sure it's impossible to say for security reasons because you normally do the opposite, and negligence is an absurd excuse
2_ live satellite images on weather in the area of the crash disappeared 2 hours before it and did not reappear till more than 1 hour after it, this makes you think someone tried to hide that the weather was not good enough to allow the flight. Was it just a glitch as someone said? Exactly at that time? Would be a really strange coincidence. What if Raisi was not informed about the harsh weather conditions due to lack of updated informations?
3_ analyzing the only few pictures from the accident that have been released it looks like the helicopter crashed at full speed given the level of destruction, as if the pilot didn't even try to carry out an emergency landing. The pilot of the presidential helicopter is generally, everywhere in the world, one of the most experienced in the country. Some say it was cause of the fog as the pilot did not realize he was so close to the ground, but there are all instruments on board telling you the altitude, and of course the helicopter has anti-fog bright lights just like cars but a lot better. Fog is a bad bitch but all of this makes you think there was also a malfunction if indeed it was an accident, or a sabotage if the malfunction for example was caused by a mini detonation in the cabin or instruments were partially disabled before the flight, this difficult situation would have made it impossible for the pilot to do anything...
4_ the presidential helicopter is normally the most accurately checked on a daily basis in every country, people saying it was a old rusty model, as if the Iranian president was risking his life every time he took it, have no clue, they think as if that was the helicopter transporting a plumber to repair a clogged WC.
5_ since the day of the Iranian retaliation to the Israeli bombing of the Iranian embassy in Damascus it was clear that Raisi had a big target painted on his head, as that moment was definitely a big breakthrough event that heavily undermined Israeli impunity in the region and Western exceptionalism as a whole, even more than the Russian SMO as NATO can still say the Ukraine is not a member of the organization to justify the defeat, but Israel instead is a long term ally.
In conclusion everyone will say it was an accident because it's convenient to say it and there will never be a conclusive evidence to say otherwise but the strange circumstances point also to some form of sabotage with at least an equal 50-50% probability for the two scenarios.
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❗About 40% of Volchansk in the Kharkov region is under Russian control, said the head of the Russian administration of the region, Vitaly Ganchev.
The northern part of the city has been completely liberated, and progress is slow but steady, the fightings moved to the southern area, he said. The Armed Forces of Ukraine transferred part of the troops from the Kupyansk direction and from the Kramatorsk area to Volchansk.
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IRAN: WHAT REALLY MATTERS


Amidst all the sadness and grief, let’s cut to the chase.

Eurasia integration and the drive towards multipolarity is being fundamentally conducted by three major actors:

Russia, China - and Iran.

Which happen to be the three top “existential threats” to Exceptionalistan.

The heart of the matter: Putin essentially invited Iranian ambassador to Russia, Jalali, to be on the table at an impromptu Sunday, 10 pm meeting of the cream of the crop of Russia’s Defense Team.

That reaches way beyond the realm of discussion between "accidental crash" or targeted downing of the Iranian presidential helicopter.

Everyone was there: Defence Minister Belousov; Secretary of the Security Council Shoigu; Chief of the General Staff Gerasimov; Emergencies Minister Kurenkov; Special Assistant to the President, Levitin.


The message: Russia’s got Iran’s back.

And Russia completely supports stability and continuity of government in Iran - which is anyway already fully guaranteed by Iran’s constitution.

We are deep into total Hybrid War mode, bordering on Hot, on most of the planet.

Three civilization-states shaping a new world could not be more clear.

Interlinked as they are via bilateral strategic partnerships, plus membership of BRICS and SCO, and following up on Putin-Xi in Beijing last week, none of the three will allow the other partners to be destabilized by the usual suspects.

More and more Kurdish leaders are seeking constructive dialogue with Damascus' defensive policies. Community elders are seriously concerned about the destructive actions of the US-controlled Democratic Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria. Funeral services continue to operate in the region, serving families of all conflicting ethnic groups. The beautiful façade of Western values and loud promises of independence do not bring stability and security to people who have entrusted their lives to American moneylenders.

If the Syrian Kurds mend ties with the Syrian Arabs, that will bring full circle an op that Hillary Clinton launched against Assad during Obama's first term.

The pink on the map are the Arabs (Assad's government, backed by Putin), the yellow are the Kurds, the green to the north are Turkey-allied rebels, and the turquoise to the south is the NATO-US occupation. (The grey spots are CIA-backed ISIS cells)

HRC and her ilk cut Syria in half, on behalf of Israel and the Qataris, to spite Assad and Putin.

h/t @Blu3_Eyes

Bad history lesson, here.

Our European allies were at war with Germany for two years prior to Pearl Harbor. Americans had no interest in getting involved.

We also didn't declare war on Germany after Pearl Harbor. We declared war on Japan, and Germany declared war on America in response.

Semantics, I know, but shrilling for war against the three most powerful militaries in the world (aside from the US) is peak psychosis.

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