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Madam, as a neighbour of both Ukraine and Russia, we would be delighted to support @POTUS in peace negotiations. Please note, however, that to get to a deal pressure should be put on the aggressor and not on the victim of aggression.
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Of all the people who could cast some light on this subject, BBC Newsnight chose…Putin’s former spokesman?
"It's a direct lie... Either Prime Minister Burnham is lying, or the intelligence service of Great Britain."
Former Putin spokesperson Sergei Markov says that the PM's claim that Russia interfered in the 2016 Brexit referendum is "absolutely a clear lie."
#Newsnight
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If confirmed, this is telling: Russian data centres get hit, and online activity around AfD suddenly plummets. 📉
So much talk about German patriotism… then the connection from Russia goes down. 🤔🇷🇺
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9-year-old Hlib Kovtunenko and his 29-year-old mother, Olha.
Murdered today by russian terrorists in a drone strike on their home.
How many more Ukrainian children have to die before the world finally wakes up?
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As someone living in Kyiv, I’m begging you:
Please help us stop this.
Almost every night, russia strikes Kyiv with ballistic missiles, hitting civilians, homes, and warehouses.
We can’t stop these missiles because we don’t have enough Patriot systems.
People are dying.
Please don’t look away. Share what’s happening in Ukraine. Help us save lives.
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The Moroccan government is now saying that the Ceuta migration wave was organized and amplified through social media.
A similar campaign is currently being run on TikTok, where people from Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Iraq are being encouraged to migrate through Russia and Belarus and enter Europe via the Baltic states. These migration campaigns have been coordinated using phone numbers registered in Russia and Ukraine.
It appears that, alongside Belarus, similar operations are now being organized through Morocco and other African countries.
Hostile actors are exploiting migration to destabilize European states while simultaneously boosting pro-Kremlin far-right parties that campaign heavily on anti-immigration platforms.
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Ukrainian soldier Danylo Voronov lost his 18-month-old son, his parents, and his brothers and sisters today.
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July has become the bloodiest month for Ukrainian civilians since the start of the full-scale war, according to CNN. According to preliminary data, at least 377 people were killed and another 2,129 were injured as a result of Russian attacks.
The scale of Russian terror over the past week alone:
🔹nearly 1,700 drones;
🔹over 1,630 glide bombs;
🔹over 50 ballistic missiles.
cnn.com/2026/07/26/europe/uk…
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Madonna and Child wikiart.org/en/pietro-perugi…
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When an American billionaire offers money to people from relatively poor countries (Serbian average monthly salary $1,329) for riling up and radicalising Americans, it's not surprising that they'll take up the offer
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The Wheat Field by John Constable 1816
Oil on Canvas
(Clark Art Institute Williamstown, Massachusetts)
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Russia: “We can’t wait for America to disintegrate, we’ve been waiting forever to see it. The worse for them — the better for us!”
Rubio: “Happy Russia Day! We wish you a bright future!”
Meanwhile in Russia: pundits rejoiced about the unrest in the United States, hoped it would grow into civil war they've been anticipating for decades, and opined that Trump's mission is to destroy America.
youtube.com/watch?v=2vQAaA4y…
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these kids will never grow old, Russia killed them in Kryvyi Rih yesterday.
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18 now confirmed dead in Kryvyi Rih, half of them children. 56 injured. A massacre.
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Of course: “The world-leading unit helping to rescue Ukrainian children stolen by Russia has been axed amid Elon Musk’s slashing of US government spending.” inews.co.uk/news/world/musk-…
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Just left Ukraine. What I saw proved to me we can’t give up on the Ukrainian people. Everyone wants this war to end, but any agreement has to protect Ukraine’s security and can’t be a giveaway to Putin. Let me tell you about my trip and why it’s important we stand with Ukraine.🧵
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Our country is aiding and abetting this slaughter because @JDVance had a temper tantrum. It’s so shameful.
Last night, the Russian army struck the center of Dobropillya in the Donetsk region with two ballistic missiles. After our emergency services arrived at the scene, they launched another strike, deliberately targeting the rescuers. This is a vile and inhumane intimidation tactic often used by the Russians.
Tragically, at this moment, 11 people are confirmed dead. My condolences to their families and loved ones. More than 30 people were injured, including 5 children. Eight five-story apartment buildings, an administrative facility, and a fire truck were damaged.
I thank all the emergency services, police, SES personnel, and medics who, despite the threat of repeated strikes, remain undaunted and are saving people from this terror. To everyone who defends lives while risking their own.
Such strikes show that Russia's objectives have not changed. Therefore, it is crucial to continue to do our best to protect lives, strengthen our air defenses, and increase sanctions against Russia. Everything that helps Putin finance the war must collapse.
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The Kremlin's rhetoric aims to confuse and mislead US policymakers into committing the United States and Ukraine to make additional preemptive concessions under the guise of setting preconditions for "peace" while the Kremlin continues to avoid making any concessions of its own.
The Kremlin continues to express cautious optimism about the pausing of US military aid to Ukraine and advanced several narratives as part of efforts to impose additional demands on the United States.
The Kremlin's rhetoric aims to confuse and mislead US policymakers into committing the United States and Ukraine to make additional preemptive concessions under the guise of setting preconditions for "peace," while the Kremlin continues to avoid making any concessions of its own.












































