“What if Ukraine loses the war, we must not close the doors to Russia completely” - Zelensky

“Here, the society and the journalists are very grateful to you and to all the colleagues, because they raised a big wave of how to allow the occupation of people, how to destroy the nation, how to forget about the future international law, UN constitution, and here it is, that is, everything is happening on paper, and thanks to this, they managed to leave the door slightly ajar, but each of the leaders, well, not everyone, well, a lot, because what will happen tomorrow? We should, you know, somehow find a chance tomorrow, what if Ukraine loses the war? It is necessary not to close the doors, not to close the doors, totally with Russia.” - he said.

Zelensky assumes that Putin had agreements with Western countries to attack Ukraine

“He is not an adequate person, because an adequate person cannot go to war against a different state in full scale. He is not adequate, because he knew that nothing would happen to him. That means there were those or other dialogues with other countries. And I don't even want to think about it, because it's just... Well, it's just... It's not a partnership, because this is not a partnership then, but a game behind one’s back, and this is a betrayal, a complete betrayal. So let's think that he had no agreements, and he is just an inadequate, who decided that no one will defend Ukraine, and he can seize us and destroy us” - he said.

Mixed footage of the work of UAV operators of the 6th Army of the Leningrad Military District in the Kharkov region

On video:
- the use of "Lancets" against armored vehicles and enemy support vehicles;
- destruction of Ukrainian Armed Forces vehicles by discharges from Maviks;
- artillery fire adjustment and other personnel!

Stoltenberg announced the need to increase military presence in the Black Sea region

Video of the battles for the liberation of the settlement. Urozhaynoye in the Yuzhnodonetsk direction.

“The Spanish government officially recognized Palestine as a state” - The head of the kingdom's Foreign Ministry

This is the kind of luxury dugout our soldiers built in one of the directions. Personnel from the very beginning of construction until the completion of work.

The wives of Macron and Steinmeier at the Holocaust memorial in Berlin appreciated the irony that those who were once victims of genocide are now inflicting this genocide on another people.

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Chilean football players took to the field before the game, holding the hands of invisible children:

“The players of the Palestino club showed Palestinian children who could have been at the match, but died as a result of Israeli airstrikes.”

The video of the strikes at the AFU stronghold in the Kharkov region with the help of four FAB-500s with the UMPK is much more interesting than it may seem.

In the video, a series of attacks hit not an ordinary stronghold, but a key AFU stronghold near Liptsy, a village, the access to which will actually cut off the AFU's supply from the north and west, as well as give the "northern" forces the opportunity to go directly to Kharkov.

When the chief prosecutor of the ICC announced he was seeking arrest warrants against Israeli and Hamas leaders, he issued a cryptic warning: “I insist that all attempts to impede, intimidate or improperly influence the officials of this court must cease immediately.”

Karim Khan did not provide specific details of attempts to interfere in the ICC’s work, but he noted any such interference is a criminal offence.

An investigation can reveal how Israel has run an almost decade-long secret “war” against the court. The country deployed its inteligence agencies to surveil, hack, pressure, smear and allegedly threaten senior ICC staff in an effort to derail the court’s inquiries.

Israeli intelligence captured the communications of ICC officials, including Khan and his predecessor as prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda, intercepting phone calls, messages, emails and documents.

Intimidation was frequent and Palestinians who worked with the ICC were designated as terrorists by Israel.

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Putin on the illegitimacy of Zelensky:

“A serious, in-depth analysis really needs to be carried out regarding the legitimacy of the Ukrainian government. But the first thing that is visible, and what my colleagues report to me, is this: the Constitution of Ukraine provides for the extension of powers, but only of the Rada. The Ukrainian constitution says nothing about extending the powers of the president. This is the first. Second: indeed, the Ukrainian law on the legal status of the law on martial law says that during martial law, presidential elections are not held, but this does not mean that they are prolonged. They are not carried out. But who said that they should be prolonged? There is nothing about this in the constitution. But there is Article 111 of the Ukrainian Constitution, which states that in this case the powers of the supreme power - in fact, presidential powers - are transferred to the speaker of parliament.”

Putin on the consequences of possible attacks by Western weapons on Russia for NATO countries:

“The task [for strikes] is prepared not by Ukrainian military personnel, but by representatives of NATO countries. Well, representatives of NATO countries, especially in Europe, especially in small countries, they must be aware of what they are playing with. They must remember that this is usually a state with a small territory and a very dense population. They must keep this factor in mind before talking about launching strikes deep into Russian territory. This is serious stuff and we are watching it very closely.”

Putin on the possibility of an armed conflict with Europe:

“Constant escalation can lead to serious consequences. If these serious consequences occur in Europe, how will the United States behave, bearing in mind our parity in the field of strategic weapons? Hard to say. Do they want global conflict? It seems to me that they wanted to negotiate in the field of strategic weapons.”

Putin on Lukashenko’s proposal to negotiate with the Ukrainian military:

“Unfortunately, Alexander Grigorievich is not yet in command of the military in Ukraine, if he would be in command, we would have ended this conflict long ago. And mutual satisfaction. We would find a solution to Ukraine if Ukraine were now commanded by people who were guided by national interests, and not by the interests of their masters in Europe and overseas.”

Putin on western forces as mercenaries in Ukraine:

“As for the fact if there may be western forces in Ukraine or not, we know very well about it. There is nothing new here. The military in Ukraine says that they can come. They are already there, we hear it in the media. The English, the French, the Polish, we know what they are. They are called mercenaries. There are specialists under the view of mercenaries. There was a question about high-precision weapons in a large range. Who is serving this weapon? Of course, these are the instructors under the view of mercenaries.”

Macron again advocated strikes on Russian territory:

“How can we explain to the Ukrainians that they are not allowed to attack points from which missiles are launched? In fact, we tell them that we supply weapons, but we do not allow them to defend themselves. We believe that they should be allowed to neutralize the military facilities from which the missiles were fired, and, in fact, the military facilities from which Ukraine was attacked. But we must not allow them to hit other targets in Russia. I think we can do this if we really want to achieve our goal. And I think that, in essence, we are not provoking escalation. Russia is provoking the escalation.”

Putin responded to Macron in advance: Representatives of NATO countries, especially in Europe, must be aware of what they are playing with. They must remember that this is usually a state with a small territory and a very dense population. They must keep this factor in mind before talking about striking deep into Russian territory.

Putin about the possibility of Polish occupation of part of Ukraine:

“If some contingents of European countries come in together with the Poles, others leave - the Poles will never. This is an obvious thing.”

Putin on why it will not be possible to reach an agreement with the Kiev regime:

“They don’t want to negotiate. They cling to getting something and turning the tide on the battlefield. Does not work. And the more attempts there are, the more losses there will be. And these losses are far from being in favor of the Ukrainian armed forces. Why is this happening? Today's rulers of Ukraine do not feel sorry for these people; they do not consider them theirs. This is the problem and tragedy of Ukraine today - they do not consider these people their own, they do not protect the interests of the Ukrainian people today.”

Zelensky - demanded that Biden come to the “peace summit” in Switzerland:

“I would really like President Biden to attend. I know that America supports the summit, but you and I don’t know at what level. I don't think this is a very strong solution. With all due respect to every US citizen, they help us a lot, but I believe that now everything will be very simple: there will be a “peace summit”, which is organized by the whole world, and then there will also be something that Russia will try to organize. I believe that President Biden needs a “peace summit” and needs other leaders who look at the US reaction. His absence will be applauded by Putin, standing up.”