G7 countries pledge financial aid of $19.8 billion to Ukraine amid Russian invasion
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Russia Rewrites The Art of Hybrid War
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Hybrid War is being fought predominantly in the economic/financial battleground – and the pain dial for the collective West will only go up.
The ironclad fictional “narrative” imposed all across NATOstan is that Ukraine is “winning”.
So why would weapons peddler retrofitted as Pentagon head Lloyd “Raytheon” Austin literally beg since late February to have his phone calls answered by Russian Defense Minister Shoigu, only to have his wish finally granted?
It’s now confirmed by one of my top intel sources. The call was a direct consequence of panic. The United States Government (USG) by all means wants to scotch the detailed Russian investigation – and accumulation of evidence – on the US bioweapon labs in Ukraine, as I outlined in a previous column.
This phone call happened exactly after an official Russian statement to the UN Security Council on May 13: we will use articles 5 and 6 of the Convention on the Prohibition of Bioweapons to investigate the Pentagon’s biological “experiments” in Ukraine.
That was reiterated by Under Secretary-General of the UN in charge of disarmament, Thomas Markram, even as all ambassadors of NATO member countries predictably denied the collected evidence as “Russian disinformation”.
Shoigu cold see the call coming eons away. Reuters, merely quoting the proverbial “ Pentagon official”, spun that the allegedly one-hour-long call led to nothing. Nonsense. Austin, according to the Americans, demanded a “ ceasefire” – which must have originated a Siberian cat smirk on Shoigu’s face.
Shoigu knows exactly which way the wind is blowing on the ground – for Ukrainian Armed Forces and UkroNazis alike. It’s not only the Azovstal debacle – and Kiev’s all-around army breakdown.
After the fall of Popasnaya – the crucial, most fortified Ukrainian stronghold in Donbass – the Russians and Donetsk/Luhansk forces have breached defenses along four different vectors to north, northwest, west and south. What’s left of the Ukrainian front is crumbling – fast, with a massive cauldron subdivided in a maze of mini-cauldrons: a military disaster the USG cannot possibly spin.
Now, in parallel, we can also expect full exposure – on overdrive – of the Pentagon bioweapons racket. The only “offer you can’t refuse” left to the USG would be to present something tangible to the Russians to avoid a full investigation.
That’s not gonna happen. Moscow is fully aware that going public with illegal work on banned biological weapons is an existential threat to the US Deep State. Especially when documents seized by the Russians show that Big Pharma – via Pfizer, Moderna, Merck and Gilead – was involved in several “experiments”. Fully exposing the whole maze, from the start, was one of Putin’s stated objectives.
More “military-technical measures”?
Three days after the UN presentation, the board of the Russian Foreign Ministry held a special session to discuss “the radically changed geopolitical realities that have developed as a result of the hybrid war against our country unleashed by the West – under the pretext of the situation in Ukraine – unprecedented in scale and ferocity, including the revival in Europe of a racist worldview in the form of cave Russophobia, an open course for the ‘abolition’ of Russia and everything Russian.”
So it’s no wonder “the aggressive revisionist course of the West requires a radical revision of Russia’s relations with unfriendly states.”
We should expect “a new edition of the For...
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Hybrid War is being fought predominantly in the economic/financial battleground – and the pain dial for the collective West will only go up.
The ironclad fictional “narrative” imposed all across NATOstan is that Ukraine is “winning”.
So why would weapons peddler retrofitted as Pentagon head Lloyd “Raytheon” Austin literally beg since late February to have his phone calls answered by Russian Defense Minister Shoigu, only to have his wish finally granted?
It’s now confirmed by one of my top intel sources. The call was a direct consequence of panic. The United States Government (USG) by all means wants to scotch the detailed Russian investigation – and accumulation of evidence – on the US bioweapon labs in Ukraine, as I outlined in a previous column.
This phone call happened exactly after an official Russian statement to the UN Security Council on May 13: we will use articles 5 and 6 of the Convention on the Prohibition of Bioweapons to investigate the Pentagon’s biological “experiments” in Ukraine.
That was reiterated by Under Secretary-General of the UN in charge of disarmament, Thomas Markram, even as all ambassadors of NATO member countries predictably denied the collected evidence as “Russian disinformation”.
Shoigu cold see the call coming eons away. Reuters, merely quoting the proverbial “ Pentagon official”, spun that the allegedly one-hour-long call led to nothing. Nonsense. Austin, according to the Americans, demanded a “ ceasefire” – which must have originated a Siberian cat smirk on Shoigu’s face.
Shoigu knows exactly which way the wind is blowing on the ground – for Ukrainian Armed Forces and UkroNazis alike. It’s not only the Azovstal debacle – and Kiev’s all-around army breakdown.
After the fall of Popasnaya – the crucial, most fortified Ukrainian stronghold in Donbass – the Russians and Donetsk/Luhansk forces have breached defenses along four different vectors to north, northwest, west and south. What’s left of the Ukrainian front is crumbling – fast, with a massive cauldron subdivided in a maze of mini-cauldrons: a military disaster the USG cannot possibly spin.
Now, in parallel, we can also expect full exposure – on overdrive – of the Pentagon bioweapons racket. The only “offer you can’t refuse” left to the USG would be to present something tangible to the Russians to avoid a full investigation.
That’s not gonna happen. Moscow is fully aware that going public with illegal work on banned biological weapons is an existential threat to the US Deep State. Especially when documents seized by the Russians show that Big Pharma – via Pfizer, Moderna, Merck and Gilead – was involved in several “experiments”. Fully exposing the whole maze, from the start, was one of Putin’s stated objectives.
More “military-technical measures”?
Three days after the UN presentation, the board of the Russian Foreign Ministry held a special session to discuss “the radically changed geopolitical realities that have developed as a result of the hybrid war against our country unleashed by the West – under the pretext of the situation in Ukraine – unprecedented in scale and ferocity, including the revival in Europe of a racist worldview in the form of cave Russophobia, an open course for the ‘abolition’ of Russia and everything Russian.”
So it’s no wonder “the aggressive revisionist course of the West requires a radical revision of Russia’s relations with unfriendly states.”
We should expect “a new edition of the For...
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Empire of Bioweapon Lies
An ongoing U.S. bioweapons program in Ukraine was one of the Top Three reasons that led to the launch of Operation Z, Pepe Escobar writes.…
Russia's Rosneft says German ex-chancellor Schroeder quits board
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Biden’s top energy official grilled over Putin claim
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Republican representative points to administration’s own policies that have led to price hikes
As average gas prices in the US are expected to reach $6 per gallon by August according to American Automobile Association (AAA), Energy Sec Jennifer Granholm was grilled for pinning the blame on Vladimir Putin and Russia’s military operation in Ukraine.
During a Senate hearing on Thursday, US Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm was pressed by Republican Senator Josh Hawley from Missouri about the record high gas prices, questioning what the Biden administration plans to do to lower costs....
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Republican representative points to administration’s own policies that have led to price hikes
As average gas prices in the US are expected to reach $6 per gallon by August according to American Automobile Association (AAA), Energy Sec Jennifer Granholm was grilled for pinning the blame on Vladimir Putin and Russia’s military operation in Ukraine.
During a Senate hearing on Thursday, US Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm was pressed by Republican Senator Josh Hawley from Missouri about the record high gas prices, questioning what the Biden administration plans to do to lower costs....
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NATO applicant arms terrorists – Turkey
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President Erdogan wants Sweden and Finland to crack down on the Kurds before he’ll support their NATO bid
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has accused Sweden of arming Kurdish militias, which Turkey considers terrorists. Reports in Turkish media suggest that Swedish weapons have been used against Turkish troops and that Ankara is seeking a major crackdown on the Kurds by Stockholm before it can join the NATO alliance.
Speaking at a youth event on Thursday, Erdogan stated that Turkey had “told our relevant friends we would say ‘no’ to Finland and Sweden’s entry into NATO.” According to remarks transl...
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President Erdogan wants Sweden and Finland to crack down on the Kurds before he’ll support their NATO bid
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has accused Sweden of arming Kurdish militias, which Turkey considers terrorists. Reports in Turkish media suggest that Swedish weapons have been used against Turkish troops and that Ankara is seeking a major crackdown on the Kurds by Stockholm before it can join the NATO alliance.
Speaking at a youth event on Thursday, Erdogan stated that Turkey had “told our relevant friends we would say ‘no’ to Finland and Sweden’s entry into NATO.” According to remarks transl...
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France, Germany, Belgium report first monkeypox virus cases
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The disease endemic in parts of Africa has already been reported in Australia, the US, Canada and other European states.
Published On 20 May 2022
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The disease endemic in parts of Africa has already been reported in Australia, the US, Canada and other European states.
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G7 countries to provide $19.8bn in economic aid to Ukraine
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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine touched on almost every topic of meetings this week.
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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine touched on almost every topic of meetings this week.
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IMF extends Somalia funding to August following election
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The IMF accepted the Somali government’s request for a three-month extension to examine and endorse planned reforms.
Published On 20 May 2022
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The IMF accepted the Somali government’s request for a three-month extension to examine and endorse planned reforms.
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Russia to cut gas supplies to Finland on Saturday: Gasum
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Finnish state-owned gas company says cutoff, which follows Finland’s application to join NATO, will not affect supply.
Published On 20 May 2022
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Finnish state-owned gas company says cutoff, which follows Finland’s application to join NATO, will not affect supply.
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Markets: US stocks rise as China lifts sentiment
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Both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 climbed, shrugging off modest losses on Wall Street on Thursday.
Published On 20 May 2022
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Both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 climbed, shrugging off modest losses on Wall Street on Thursday.
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Revisiting Mexico’s lawsuit against US gun trafficking
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The Mexican government has filed a lawsuit to try to stop the flow of arms from the United States.
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The Mexican government has filed a lawsuit to try to stop the flow of arms from the United States.
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Germany, Qatar sign energy partnership agreement
Deal will see Doha and Berlin focus on developing trade relations in liquefied natural gas, among other energy sources.
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Germany, Qatar sign energy partnership agreement
Deal will see Doha and Berlin focus on developing trade relations in liquefied natural gas, among other energy sources.
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Boeing's Starliner encounters propulsion problems on way to ISS
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American aerospace giant Boeing's Starliner capsule was heading for the International Space Station Thursday, in a critical uncrewed test flight th
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American aerospace giant Boeing's Starliner capsule was heading for the International Space Station Thursday, in a critical uncrewed test flight th
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Davos returns under Ukraine cloud after Covid break
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The world's political and business elite will hobnob in Davos next week after a two-year break caused by Covid, with the Ukraine war set to dominat
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The world's political and business elite will hobnob in Davos next week after a two-year break caused by Covid, with the Ukraine war set to dominat
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UN rights chief to visit China from Monday, including Xinjiang
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The UN rights chief will begin her long-anticipated visit to China on Monday, her office said, including to the Xinjiang region where authorities s
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The UN rights chief will begin her long-anticipated visit to China on Monday, her office said, including to the Xinjiang region where authorities s
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China quietly purchasing large amounts of low-priced Russian oil - Report
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The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has resulted in a number of western countries stopping their business with Russia when it comes to the purchase of
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The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has resulted in a number of western countries stopping their business with Russia when it comes to the purchase of
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