Donbass Palace Hotel.
NATO weapons shell Donetsk
civilians.

💥Right now: Donetsk city under intense shelling

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On August 6, 1945, an American pilot dropped an atomic bomb named Little Boy on Hiroshima.

80 thousand people who were at a distance of 800 eight hundred meters from the epicenter of the explosion turned into ashes.

The fire tornado covered 11 square kilometers of the city.

More than 200 thousand people died from the effects of explosions and radiation in the following years.

Just a reminder.

The Greens vs Liz Truss: the very moment when the British Foreign Minister turned out to be unconvincing during the election debate.

Liz obviously has lost the point. However, to lose something, you should have it at first. Had she ever? I doubt.

NAVISTAR cargo ship under the flag of Panama with 33 thousand tons of corn, which left the port of Odessa on Friday, anchored in Istanbul.

The vessel will be inspected by the Joint Coordination Center in the coming hours, the Turkish Ministry of Defense reports.

The "grain deal" is working.

France has run out of Caesar self-propelled guns because of Ukraine.

This is reported by the portal avia.pro. Paris delivered 18 self-propelled guns to Kiev instead of the originally planned 10. Because of this, the French army was left without self-propelled guns.

The manufacturer declared its readiness to replenish 18 pieces of artillery, but only for 4-5 years.

Experts admitted that after such a serious supply, France will no longer help Ukrainians with weapons.

The Russian Federation has not received specific proposals from the United States on resuming negotiations on a treaty to replace START-3 (Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty), said Andrey Belousov, deputy head of the Russian delegation at the NPT (Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons) conference.

According to him, Biden announced his readiness to discuss START with Moscow in order to show that the States are "cooperative" and ready for dialogue, including with Russia, but with a precondition. The diplomat stressed that no conditions are acceptable for Russia.

Turkish media write about the results of the meeting between Putin and Erdogan, from the point of view and words of the President of Turkey:

✅ Moscow and Ankara want to triple (!) trade turnover to $100 billion (last year it was $33 billion).

✅ Serious progress has been made for the use of Russian Mir cards (Russian payment system and card) in Turkey.

Judging by his speech, Turkey is becoming Russia's main (or second, after China) partner in overcoming Western economic sanctions.

Yes, it's all business. But this business is crucial for Russia at the moment.

Taiwanese government website hacked and displays Chinese flag.

Thirteen people, including four children, were injured as a result of a direct hit by a shell from the AFU into a residential building in Alchevsk in the LPR. One person has died.

The British journalist is surprised that nothing has changed in Moscow, and even no one suffers much from the absence of McDonald's.

"The war? What kind of war?
Life in Moscow continues to go on as usual".

I am not sure, that this is right, but that is what it is (confirmed).

The blogger’s surprise about his country’s numerous dependencies on Russia.
The news about Russia leaving the ISS made me think. Did Western politicians think about this when they imposed sanctions?