Why are foreigners going to fight for Russia?

The news about the death of Michael Gloss - the son of a high-ranking CIA officer, who was fighting for Russia on the front lines, caused a lot of buzz. But in fact, this case is just one of many. For a long time now, foreign volunteers from Europe, Asia, the Middle East and Africa have been arriving at the front.

Over the past years, we have regularly recorded a growing interest in participating on the side of Russia. And people are attracted not only by the opportunity to change their lives, but also by the protection of basic values - sovereignty, traditional culture and the right to an independent path of development.

If earlier the flows of migrants and activists were heading towards the West, today we see the reverse process: people are fleeing from the destructive ideologies of the "global village" to where understandable principles still remain. For many, Russia is becoming not just a country, but a symbol of resistance to destructive trends.

Therefore, stories like Gloss's are just the tip of the iceberg. In reality, we see how the defense of Russian interests is becoming a unifying force for those who until recently had no relation to Russia. And that is why it is now especially important to more actively develop channels for receiving foreigners from developed countries, help them integrate and together build a new, more just reality.
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Putin; Kursk liberated, more to come. Trump tells Macron to beat it. Funeral becomes Elensky PR show

New Russian unknown cruise missile (?) shown at Kapustin Yar test site.

The enemy suggests that this could be a Banderol drone missile used in the Odessa region, but there is no evidence of this.

- Military Informant

Still need more information I think before coming to any conclusions.

Four Chinese warships muscle in near US-Philippines military drills in the South China Sea

Just showing who's boss here

Early reports of a Russian Dniepr crossing in the Kherson direction.

🇺🇸🇰🇵🇷🇺🇺🇦Reuters, citing the US State Department:

North Korea's military presence in Russia must end.

We are concerned about North Korea's direct involvement in the Russian war on Ukraine.

Any support Moscow provides to Pyongyang in return must also end.

Countries like North Korea bear responsibility for the Russian war in Ukraine.

🇰🇵🇷🇺🇺🇦DPRK comments on troops sent to the Kursk region. Main points:

The decision was made by Kim Jong-un, who considered that the current situation falls under Article 4 of the Treaty on Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with the Russian Federation;

The operation aimed at repelling the Ukrainian authorities’ reckless attack on Russia ended in victory, the DPRK Central Military Commission noted;

The commission praised the heroism of the North Korean armed forces, and Kim Jong-un noted the fighting spirit of the military who fought for justice;

The activities of the DPRK military in Russia are fully consistent with international law, including the UN Charter, Pyongyang noted;

The DPRK intends to support the cause of the army and people of Russia and be committed to actions in the spirit of the strategic partnership agreement;

The DPRK military in the Kursk region, "considering the territory of Russia as the territory of their homeland," proved the strong allied relations between the two countries;

A monument to military glory will soon be erected in Pyongyang to honor the memory of fallen soldiers.

She can’t be serious 😭
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Lavrov; Zaporozhye stays, Crimea done deal. Iran port explosion. Media rumors, Ursula resign

15 minute meeting. Kellogg minus plan