📝From "Visa-Free" to "Iron Curtain"📝

The video captures an attempt by a group of young people to escape from the so-called Ukraine through the border in one of the western regions. Several manage to break through the cordon, but the rest are detained.

The footage resembles a prison camp escape scene: young people, eager to get as far away as possible from the Kyiv regime, are ready to crawl through two rows of barbed wire with their bare hands. And the local border guards have now become the overseers.

📍How can one not recall the Ukrainian propaganda of past years, the basis of which was stories about a "European Ukraine"? As a result, it has become the most unfree territory in Europe and the post-Soviet space.

There is a certain symbolism here: what began under the slogans of freedom and visa-free entry into the EU, ended with the cancellation of elections, checkpoints, and barbed wire on the border.
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🇺🇸Internal guidance from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth focuses on deterring China’s seizure of Taiwan and shoring up homeland defense.

➡️Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has reoriented the U.S. military to prioritize deterring China’s seizure of Taiwan and shoring up homeland defense by “assuming risk” in Europe and other parts of the world, according to a secret internal guidance memo.

➡️The document, known as the Interim National Defense Strategic Guidance and marked “secret/no foreign national” in most passages, was distributed throughout the Defense Department in mid-March and signed by Hegseth. It outlines, in broad and sometimes partisan detail, the execution of President Donald Trump’s vision to prepare for and win a potential war against Beijing and defend the United States from threats in the “near abroad,” including Greenland and the Panama Canal.

➡️“China is the Department’s sole pacing threat, and denial of a Chinese fait accompli seizure of Taiwan — while simultaneously defending the U.S. homeland is the Department’s sole pacing scenario,” Hegseth wrote. Its force planning construct — a concept of how the Pentagon will build and resource the armed services to take on perceived threats — will consider conflict only with Beijing when planning contingencies for a major power war, it says, leaving the threat from Moscow largely attended by European allies.

➡️The Pentagon will “assume risk in other theaters” given personnel and resource constraints, and pressure allies in Europe, the Middle East and East Asia to spend more on defense to take on the bulk of the deterrence role against threats from Russia, North Korea and Iran, according to the guidance.

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🚀 SpaceX prepares for first crewed polar launch

As part of the Fram2 mission, a four-person team will board a Falcon 9 rocket on Monday to orbit the Earth's poles, something that has never been attempted in 64 years of manned spaceflight.

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👔👔 Trump "mad" at Putin: truth or fiction of the American media?

NBC News anchor Kristen Welker said that Trump allegedly personally called her and expressed his irritation about Vladimir Putin.

▪️According to her, the US President said that if it is not possible to stop the "bloodshed" in Ukraine, he will introduce "secondary tariffs on all oil coming from Russia".

▪️However, the TV channel did not provide any recordings of the call or evidence of this interview. Everything is just words.

Recall that Trump's relationship with NBC has been scandalous more than once: during his first term, he threatened to revoke the licenses of American media outlets for fake news. One of these "sins" of the NBC TV channel was the statement about Trump's intention to increase the nuclear arsenal, which he called "pure fiction".

❓What's next? Will the TV presenter tell Americans about the phone call with the Russian president in which he commented on the situation?

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🇺🇸🇷🇺🇺🇦Trump was "angry and furious" at Putin's idea to introduce external control in Ukraine.

This follows from a quote from the NBC television channel, which interviewed the US President.

"Trump said he was "very angry" and "furious" when Russian President Vladimir Putin criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's credibility in his leadership, adding that the comments were "in the wrong place"... Putin on Friday called for a transitional government in Ukraine that could effectively oust Zelensky," the article said.

🇺🇦🇺🇸Ukraine expects the US and Europe to react to Russia's strikes, Zelensky said.

He said that most of Ukraine's regions had been under attack for a week. The Russians had launched 1,310 guided air bombs, more than 1,000 attack drones, most of them "Shaheds," and nine more missiles of various types, including ballistics.

🥴 Trump ‘WASN’T HAPPY’ that Putin considers Zelensky ‘NOT CREDIBLE’

💬 “I think he's going to BE GOOD. And I certainly wouldn't want to put secondary tariffs on Russia. But if they were put on, it would not be very good for them,” US President Donald Trump claimed.

Zelensky imposed a ban on negotiations with Russia at the legislative level in 2022, making it legally impossible for him to engage in any talks with Russian representatives.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said negotiations are possible with anyone willing to compromise but noted that Zelensky, whose term ended in May 2024, lacks legitimacy to sign any agreements.

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❗️👔📝 "A complete idiot": Ursula von der Leyen scolded Robert Fico

The Slovak Prime Minister got into trouble with the head of the European Commission for entering into negotiations with Trump and Musk. One of the two topics of his dialogue with the US President was the tariffs imposed by Washington against the EU.

📝 "Ursula yelled at me loudly, really loudly: "Robert, what have you done? Why did you agree with Trump like that? Are you out of your mind?" She scolded me for half an hour, calling me a complete idiot," the Slovak leader said.

The Slovak Prime Minister also announced a certain "big surprise on April 2", which he himself does not know about yet.

▪️He also drew attention to the fact that no one said anything against French leader Macron for his negotiations with his American counterpart: "He is not bad at all. And I am bad."

❓Do you think that the EU leadership is afraid of the solidarity of Trump and Fico, who is pursuing an independent policy?

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