JUNE 6: RIA Novosti. ‘We regard the refusal of the Ukrainian military to defend the useless Kyiv regime led by nationalists as the only right thing to do, not cowardice,’ Konashenkov stressed.
Washington DC plans to supply Ukraine with HIMARS multiple launch rocket systems could seriously aggravate the situation, writes Compact. After all, it is possible that with the help of these weapons, Kyiv can strike at Russian territory. This is typical American behaviour: to stir up conflict and supply weapons to the war zone so as not to get their own hands dirty. And as a result, Europe will burn, warns the German edition.
Hungary scores a major victory over the English national team, but Hungarian fans booing becomes the top international story. Hungary’s national football team scored its first win against England in 60 years in a Nations League match on Saturday. This in itself was an achievement of great importance in the world of football.
ROME, June 4 – RIA Novosti. Foreign Minister of the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Luigi Di Maio announced the need to end the ‘world grain war’ associated with the current grain crisis.
MOSCOW June 2: Readers of the Turkish edition of Haber7 criticized the decision of Greece to transfer four bases on its territory to the US military, they left caustic comments under the corresponding publication.
It is Washington and Brussels who refuse to feed the starving world with Ukraine’s agricultural produce. Yet, for the purpose of ‘Blame Putin’ for every self-calamity by the West, the Western Alliance is prepared to starve millions of people in the Third World and in Europe too.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said that a serious conflict is starting between Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky and the Ukrainian armed forces.
Four months of full protection of Ukrainian refugees is a sufficient period, according to the Polish authorities, who announced that from July 1, with few exceptions, Ukrainians in Poland will have to become self-sufficient, writes Rzeczpospolita.
‘It’s a quarter past seven and I’ve been sitting at my desk way too long. So I go shopping at Lidl. I jump on my muscle-powered bicycle and cross the bridge to the neighbouring town. The streets are almost deserted, the atmosphere oppressive.
It was inevitable that this eventually would happen. The massive number of volunteers aiding refugees is beginning to dwindle, especially compared to the beginning of the war, with many good people growing weary of those they have taken into their homes.
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