❗️"Russia has the right to respond with nuclear weapons to attacks on its territory.

☢The time has come to declare that we have the right to respond with a nuclear strike to any massive attacks on our territory. This also applies to any seizures of our territory."

🇷🇺Russian political scientist Sergey Karaganov

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❗️The UK has adopted the decision to allow Ukraine to use the Storm Shadow cruise missiles to strike targets in the territory of Russia according to The Guardian with reference to sources in the UK government.

So Russia is supposed to assume that the cruise missiles are not carrying nuclear war heads?

Russia could treat these cruise missiles as nuclear first strike threats and react accordingly in adherence to it's nuclear doctrine!

The West is playing a dangerous game!

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Hussars show a well-organized ambush on enemy equipment. In the frame is a Stryker armoured personnel carrier manufactured by an American company.

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Battle in the Black Sea: Our Navy Foils Ukrainian Navy's Capture of Russian Drilling Rig

To seize the Russian drilling rig, the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine sent a naval landing force of fourteen American Willard Sea Force boats with military personnel from the special operations forces of the Ukrainian Navy.

During the battle, the Black Sea Fleet and Russian military personnel tasked with guarding and defending the drilling rig sank eight naval boats and destroyed eighteen Ukrainian special operations forces.

Six more Ukrainian boats retreated without even attempting to pick up the wounded Ukrainian soldiers remaining in the water.

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🇺🇸🔇 20 FBI officers came to the home of an RT employee in the USA to search her. All of them were armed.

RT is not mentioning the name of the employee for security reasons. She worked in Miami. The law enforcers came to her home there. It happened around 5 am. The employee was asleep at the time. She was not allowed to get dressed. She was beaten and searched.

"They searched the whole body first, I don't know what they wanted, they had a separate warrant just to search the body. Everything was touched, let's put it this way," said the employee.

After the search, she was questioned for about five hours:

"They asked me all kinds of shit, to be honest. What kind of person is Margarita [Simonyan] - good or bad? They asked if Margarita had ever met Putin. When? I said, "Well, Google it." They asked what she likes to eat..."

They also asked questions about RT's first deputy editor-in-chief Elizaveta Brodskaya and deputy director of the English language broadcasting directorate Andrei Kiyashko: who they are and what they do. The law enforcers checked correspondence with them, among other things. They demanded to unlock their cell phones. All gadgets were taken away after the search.

The FBI was particularly interested in RT columnist Scott Ritter, an ex-US intelligence officer. He himself had been searched earlier.

Also, according to the employee, she was asked questions about RT's financing, whether the channel receives money from the Kremlin.

No official charges have been filed. It has only become known that the RT employee is listed as a suspect in a certain case.

She had to leave the United States for safety reasons. The Russian consul helped her buy a plane ticket, and she flew to the Russian Federation via a third country. Already here, she told her colleagues: "One of the FBI employees is a former ballerina and said she loves Russian ballet. I told her that ballet in the States is s***.”

Earlier, the U.S. introduced new sanctions against Russian media. The Russia Today media group, RIA Novosti, RT, Sputnik, Ruptly, Margarita Simonyan and RT employees Elizaveta Brodskaya, Anton Anisimov, and Andrei Kiyashko fell under the restrictions.

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