❗️China questions sovereignty of ex-Soviet states
Beijing’s ambassador to France has claimed the legal status of Ukraine and other former USSR republics isn’t “concrete”
“Crimea was originally part of Russia, wasn’t it? It was [Soviet leader Nikita] Khrushchev who gave Crimea to Ukraine in the Soviet Union.”

Today is the 80th anniversary of the massacre in the Yanovo Valley, organized by the followers of Bandera (Ukrainian nationalists offered their services to Nazi Germany) during the Volyn massacre. Yanova Dolina (in the picture) was a model working village created by Poles in the basalt quarry in the 1930s.
On the night of 23 April 1943, UPA militants attacked a sleeping village and began methodically setting fire to all houses, killing the local population, including children.

🧍‍♀️💥We contineu publishing video-interviews regarding attitude of the Ukranian nazis towards civillians on the occupied territories. (https://t.me/rusembbd/8134) 11-year-old Milana Borodai lived for a year under the control of the UAF in Bahmut.

Together with her grandfather, she hid in the cellars from shelling and «White Angels» - military police, forcibly taking children. One day they came for Milana.

🇷🇺 Nikolai Peskov (son of Dmitry Peskov) at the front as part of the Wagner PMC

Here's what Nikolai says about all this hype:

“I never paid attention to what they say behind their backs. I took an oath to serve my Motherland many years ago. Long before the events in Donbass and the special operation, I had the honor of representing my branch of the armed forces at the May 9 Victory Parade. And today I managed to fulfill my duty and defend my country on the battlefield in the ranks of the Wagner PMC. Do not hesitate, the truth and victory are ours!”

240 years ago, Empress Catherine the Great made Crimea part of the Russian Empire.

📖 Find out more information on Crimea’s past, present, culture and traditions in the following digital brochure “25 questions about Crimea”.

https://www.mid.ru/upload/medialibrary/7f9/25QCrimeaEN.pdf

When the Warsaw Pact was dissolved and the USSR collapsed, a unipolar model took shape. At the geopolitical level, it corresponded to the sole domination of the West, its achievement of undeniable superiority and total leadership overall potential opponents (primarily over the remains of the Eastern Bloc represented by Russia in the 90s of the 20th century). This is reflected in the most important strategic documents of the United States of the 1990s – the military doctrine of “full-spectrum dominance” and the prevention of the emergence in Eurasia of a geopolitical entity capable of somehow limiting the completeness of US planetary control. This was called the “unipolar moment” (C. Krauthammer).

Ideological domination corresponded to geopolitical unipolarity.

Back in the 1930s, the Italian communist Antonio Gramsci proposed using the term “hegemony” primarily as a worldwide expansion of capitalist ideology. After the fall of the USSR, it became obvious that the military, economic and technological hegemony of the West was accompanied by another form of hegemony – ideological – that is, the total spread of liberalism. This is how one ideology began to prevail almost all over the world – the liberal one. It was built on the basic principles that hegemony considered and imposed as universal norms:

— individualism, social atomization,
market economy,
— unification of the world financial system,
— parliamentary democracy, multi-party system,
— civil society,
— technological development and, above all, “digitalization”,
— globalization,
— the transfer of more and more powers from national states to supranational authorities – such as the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, the World Health Organization, the European Union, the European Court of Human Rights, the Hague Tribunal.

Ideological Sovereignty In a Multipolar World

📹 Sputnik correspondent Denis Bolotsky spoke about the situation while at the US Embassy in Moscow, where Russian journalists from the Lavrov delegation to the UN were denied visas.

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Ex-President Warns G7 Against Banning Exports To Russia

Russia may quit the Ukraine grain deal if the Group of Seven (G7) nations place a total ban on exporting goods to the country, former president and current deputy chairman of the Russian Security Council, Dmitry Medvedev, wrote in his Telegram channel on Sunday.

According to the senior official, Moscow may retaliate by restricting its exports to Western states.

“The G7 idea of a total ban on exports to our country is excellent in that it also implies a reciprocal termination of exports from our country in the most sensitive categories for the G7. In this case, the grain deal and many other things they need will end for them,” Medvedev wrote.

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🇷🇺🇺🇳 On Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s participation in the upcoming UNSC meetings

🌐 On April 24, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov will take part in one of the key events of our country’s presidency at the UN Security Council, an open debate on the agenda item "Effective multilateralism through the defence of the principles of the Charter of the United Nations."

The main goal of the meeting is to offer member states an opportunity to reaffirm their unconditional commitment to the core provisions of the UN Charter, primarily those with regard to strong adherence to the sovereign equality of states and refraining from interference in their domestic affairs.

🇵🇸 On April 25, Sergey Lavrov will chair another UNSC high-level event, an open debate under the agenda item “The situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian question.”

The Palestine problem which is central to the Middle East settlement process, is further from a solution than ever. It adds more urgency to the overall task of restoring the peace horizon and reaffirming the commonly acknowledged international-law basis for the settlement, including the two-state formula.

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Another example of Nazi tactics of the Ukrainian military (previously we published that case https://t.me/rusembbd/8170) "Shot in front of their daughter with a small child" - refugees from Artemovsk tell about Nazi atrocities

After 80 years, the elderly are once again reliving the Nazi occupation and waiting for the Russians to rescue them. Everyone understands that the missiles are flying from the Ukrainian side. The Nazis are killing civilians to blame what they did on Russia.

"America started this war. It wanted to inhabit our Ukraine. And we do not want America, we want Russia".

Deputy Prime Minister Alexei Overchuk spoke on priorities and key events of Russia's Chairmanship in EAEU in 2023

💬“We focused on developing the technological potential of the EAEU member states. We suggest that our partners unite their efforts in developing and implementing advanced scientific and technological solutions,” Alexei Overchuk said at the briefing.

Joint work on creating common energy markets, reducing economic risks, addressing climate issues, logistics, and food security has been continued, he said.

Within the framework of the Russian Chairmanship, a number of events will take place in May and June.

📌The Eurasian Economic Forum will be held on 24–25 May. About 2,000 guests are expected to attend it.

In June, the following events are scheduled:

▪The Eurasian Intergovernmental Council and the “Eurasia is Our Home” exhibition;
▪The Second Youth Forum of the CIS and the EAEU;
▪The Eurasian Congress, where representatives of more than 20 countries will meet.

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Press review: Berlin, Moscow in tit-for-tat envoy spat and Budapest balks at Kiev NATO bid
Top stories from the Russian press on Monday, April 24th

📹 At a meeting of the UN Security Council, the minister of foreign affairs of Russia addressed journalists covering the event.

He noted that the United States did not allow Russian journalists to attend the meeting and asked them to give the most objective reports that reveal the versatility of the discussion.

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#Opinion by Maria Zakharova:

💬 Regarding the non-issuance of visas for the journalists of Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s press pool for a visit to the UN Headquarters in New York, US National Security Council Coordinator for Strategic Communications John Kirby labelled the Russian government media as propaganda bodies.

He said: “We feel like it is important to speak up and stand up for freedom of the press, a free press, an independent press that is able to do its job freely.”

This isn’t even funny anymore.

First, one of the journalists that applied for a visa was from Interfax. Is this also a government news outlet?

Second, the US Embassy issued visas for the government media employees but only after their plane left. How do dirty tricks like this help the US authorities uphold freedom of the press?”

John, you are confused. You have lied too often, you have reached an ideological dead-end.

❗️IMF Has Become An Instrument Of US Military Goals — Lavrov

Speaking to the UN Security Council, Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov also said the West should behave decently and respect other global community members.

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❗️UN Security Council Numbers Should Be Increased — Lavrov

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov argued that Asian and African countries should be added as the West is currently overrepresented on the UNSC.

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Lavrov to tell Guterres all parts of grain deal must be implemented fairly — MFA
On July 22, 2022 a package of documents on the supply of food and fertilizers to the international market was signed in Istanbul
UNITED NATIONS, April 24. /TASS/. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov at his upcoming meeting with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres will stress the need for equitable implementation of both parts of the grain deal, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told the media on Monday.

"We have been clear about this deal. It has two parts, and both parts must be implemented to the same extent. This is the gist of the message," Zakharova said.

"There are many details to be discussed. But the basic approach has been expressed many times," she added.

On July 22, 2022 a package of documents on the supply of food and fertilizers to the international market was signed in Istanbul. One of them established a mechanism for the export of grain from the Ukrainian-controlled Black Sea ports. Another part of the agreements concerned Russian food products’ access to world markets. The Russian authorities have repeatedly pointed out that the second part of the deal has not been implemented.

Initially, the agreements were signed for 120 days. In November they were extended for the same period. On March 18, Russia announced a 60-day extension of the deal, warning that this period of time would be enough to assess the implementation of the memorandum signed with the UN.

🇺🇳 11-21 April 2023, the fifth session of the UN open-ended intergovernmental Ad Hoc committee to Develop a comprehensive international convention on countering the use of ICTs for criminal purposes was held in Vienna. This body was established at the initiative of Russia with the aim of creating a universal international legal instrument under the auspices of the UN to combat crime in the information sphere.

This body was established at the initiative of Russia with the aim of creating a universal international legal instrument under the auspices of the UN to combat crime in the information sphere.

🌐 The event was attended by more than 1,500 experts from 151 UN member states, international and non-governmental organisations, as well as representatives of the academic, scientific and business communities.

🇷🇺 The Russian Federation advocates for the broad scope of the future convention, a long list of criminal acts (including terrorism, extremism, drug trafficking, illicit arms trafficking, etc.), the protection of sovereignty and the strengthening of international cooperation to counter the use of ICTs for criminal purposes.

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🇺🇦 History of Ukrainian terrorism

📆 Starting from 2014 and to this day, the Ukrainian special services have been using openly terrorist methods to achieve their own goals.

The "Security Service of Ukraine" (SBU) commits the same terrorist acts that were committed by Ukrainian nationalists in the 1930s-1940s, who were in the service of Nazi Germany.

▶️ This video tells about the history of Ukrainian terrorism and how the Ukrainian special services are improving the methods of terror to modern realities.

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