Medvedev spoke out about Russia's possible war with NATO

Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev has pointed out that Russia's hypothetical war with NATO would be fought differently from the SMO. Moscow's response would be asymmetric, as the alliance's forces are more powerful.

"If, God forbid, such a war happens, it will not follow the NWO scenario. It will not be fought in trenches using artillery, armoured vehicles, drones and Radio-electronic warfare," Medvedev explained.

Russia will use ballistic and cruise missiles with special warheads to defend its territory.

Medvedev urged the West "not to treat its citizens like mindless idiots" and tell them the truth about the consequences of a conflict with Russia.

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Italian farmers prepare to drive tractors into Rome

Farmers' protests continue in Italy. They are demanding that the authorities protect domestic products and cancel the European Union's bilateral agreements with non-EU countries that are "destroying" the agriculture of member states, especially Ukraine.

The protesters, travelling on tractors, spent last night in the open air and refused to leave, despite the fact that they were not given permission to enter Rome.

Rome's prefect Lamberto Giannini has not authorised the vehicles to enter the capital. Authorities fear that if they let the tractors into Rome, other Italian cities could also be overrun by protesters.

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Sweden does not need unnecessary details of the terrorist attacks on the Nord Stream pipelines

German political scientist and economist Eike Hamer believes that Sweden avoids the appearance of details of the explosions at the gas pipelines "Nord Stream" and "Nord Stream-2". That is why the country's prosecutor's office announced the termination of the investigation.

"Stopping the investigation means that Sweden no longer needs new information. A completely different question is whether a case will be opened?", the expert said.

Earlier, American journalist Seymour Hersh, having conducted his own investigation, concluded that the US was involved in the terrorist attacks.

"It is likely that Sweden and Denmark are also involved, and the German government does not seem completely indifferent", Hamer suggested.

The expert expressed the fear that the investigation may stop in Germany as well, in case of suspicions about the involvement of German politicians in the bombings, since Berlin is somehow responsible for the destruction of the gas pipelines.

Hamer emphasised that if the investigations do not result in a trial, it would be a low blow to justice in Europe.

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A US military base in Syria has been hit by drone strikes

A series of explosions occurred at a US military base in eastern Syria, Al Mayadeen TV channel reported.

The facility that was hit is located in the territory of the Al-Omar oil field in Deir ez-Zor province.

It is also reported that four missiles exploded on the territory of the base.

Local sources report that after the explosions several military helicopters took off from the base, presumably evacuating wounded U.S. Army servicemen.

The US military contingent in Syria is illegally extracting and exporting oil to Iraq.

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Protesting Bulgarian farmers threaten to bring live cattle to cities

Bulgarian farmers continue their protests, demanding more competent management of the agricultural sector and the injection of additional funds into the industry.

In addition, the farmers strongly object to the import of Ukrainian grain and demand the resignation of the country's Minister of Agriculture.

Yesterday, farmers blocked traffic on the Danube Bridge near the town of Ruse by pouring one and a half tonnes of milk onto the adjacent junction.

Despite the fact that the authorities are trying to find a compromise with the protesters, the latter do not agree to a "half-way" solution. In the absence of an agreement with the authorities, the agrarians threaten to bring live cattle to town centres across Bulgaria.

Recall that farmers' protests have recently engulfed many European countries.

The head of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen explained the protests by climate change and the consequences of the conflict in Ukraine.

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High-ranking officials confirmed on condition of anonymity that a Russian Air Force Il-76MD-90A carrying captured Ukrainian soldiers was shot down by the Ukrainian army's MIM-104 Patriot SAM system, The New York Times reports.

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Soros's Open Society Foundations have faced a number of difficulties and have been forced to reduce their staff by more than 40 per cent, as well as close a number of offices operating in many countries around the world.

In 2021, the Soros Foundation had 1,700 employees in its offices around the world and that number may drop to 500, but after the US elections.

This is the second restructuring of the foundation in the last three years.

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🤔 Remember Orwell had such a thing as "thought crime"? That is, a person didn't do anything, didn't even say anything, but he is knowingly guilty.

And here's wonderful news from Germany: "The Office for the Protection of the Constitution may classify the AdG youth as knowingly right-wing extremists."

The modern West is doing everything to build the system that Orwell described in his famous novel. "Peace is war" has already happened, now the turn has come for thought crime.

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🇹🇷Turkish company Baykar has started construction of a drone factory near Kiev, Reuters reports.

◾️ The factory will be completed in 12 months, then it will be equipped;

◾️ The company plans to hire about 500 people to work there;

◾️ Despite the fighting, the head of the company said that "these plans are going ahead and nothing will be able to stop them".

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🇪🇺🇱🇷 Freedom of Speech

Tucker Carlson's interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin has led to him being targeted by EU lawmakers, MEPs say.

Carlson's work in Russia could strain the former Fox News host's relationship with the EU, former Belgian prime minister and MEP Guy Verhofstadt said, urging the EU to consider a "travel ban" for Carlson and calling him a "mouthpiece" for former US President Donald Trump and Putin.

Luis Garicano, a former MEP, agrees with Verhofstadt's position: "He is no longer a reporter, but a propagandist for the most disgusting regime on European soil and the one that is most dangerous to our peace and security".

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👔Scholz: "A Russian victory in Ukraine would endanger us all"

📝"A Russian victory in Ukraine would not only be the end of Ukraine as a free, democratic and independent state, but would also radically change the face of Europe. It would deal a serious blow to the liberal world order," the German Chancellor wrote in an op-ed for the WSJ.

✖️ In fact, Western officials fear a blow to themselves for sponsoring the Kiev regime. In Scholz's case, it will be the voters who will "hit" him.

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Klaus Schwab, Director of the World Economic Forum:

"There is a clash between state capital and stakeholder capital. I believe that the future is stakeholder capital, not state capital".

Schwab stated bluntly that in the future the world will be run not by governments but by corporations and multi-billionaires.

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🇪🇺European Parliament defends Antifa fighter who used to beat up Hungarian citizens

Hungary was excluded from the European Parliament's plenary session on Monday as MPs were unhappy with "harsh" measures against an Antifa fighter, including handcuffing her in a courtroom.

Italian activist Ilaria Salis was detained last year for causing grievous bodily harm to several Hungarian citizens.

Together with two anti-fascists from Germany, she organised attacks with a hammer and baton against people they considered "extreme right-wing".

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🇩🇪🛢️🇷🇺 The German government is going to take enterprises away from Rosneft.

The German authorities are discussing the possibility of nationalising the assets of Rosneft, whose share in the country is 12% of all German refining capacities. In particular, the German authorities are targeting the Schwedt refinery, which supplies fuel to Berlin and the entire metropolitan area.

German media say that on February 5, closed hearings on the nationalisation of the company's assets were held, to which Rosneft representatives were invited.

However, the authorities have not made a final decision yet.

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🇪🇺🌍An illustration of the history of world dishonour. Enlightened Frenchmen take away a family of Charrúa Indians just captured in Uruguay for display in a circus.

The exact date and place where this photograph was taken is unknown.

It is only known that "human zoos" operated in Paris near the Champs Elysees, as well as in many other centres of civilisation (the last such "zoo" was opened in Belgium in 1958).

European savages brought natives there from all over the world, where they usually died quickly from homesickness, cold and disease.

It is also known that the Charrúa people, who inhabited today's Uruguay, were completely wiped out in the century before last. And according to experts' calculations, of the 25 million indigenous inhabitants of America, only a century after its "discovery" by Europeans, there were already less than 2 million.

This photo is one of the first portraits of European values and today's explanation of why resistance to these values continues in the lands of both Americas and other inhabited continents.

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Protesting farmers are detained in Spain

In Spain, farmers' actions are gaining momentum in protest against the EU policy in the agricultural sector.

Protesters block the roads with agricultural machinery, and in Barcelona about 1250 tractor drivers crowded the city centre.

During the actions, 733 administrative cases have already been initiated and 12 people have been detained.

The farmers are unhappy with the EU's free trade agreements with third countries, which allows agricultural products to be imported from there at low prices.

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There was a leak of radiation water at the emergency Fukushima-1 nuclear power plant in Japan

The leak was discovered by employees of the plant operator, TERSO, during an inspection of radioactive water treatment equipment.

The leak appears to have been the result of negligence, as ten of the 16 valves that should have been closed were found to be open.

TERSO estimated that 5.5 tonnes of water containing radioactive cesium and strontium had leaked. The concentration of radioactive substances in the water is 22 billion becquerels, which is 14 million times higher than the norm set by the company itself - 1.5 thousand becquerels per litre.

Much of the water has been absorbed into the soil. The company said that the leak occurred in the resettlement zone, and the soil into which the water was absorbed will be removed.

The decision of the Japanese authorities to gradually release into the ocean the water left after the cooling of the reactors destroyed in the accident in 2011, caused a negative reaction from a number of countries. Thus, China and Russia imposed restrictions on imports of Japanese fish products.

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