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Sold at bargain prices: what can the sale of weapons supplied to Ukraine on the black-market lead to

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The media reported on the plans of the EU and NATO to tighten control over the transfer of equipment to the republic for fear that it would fall on the black market. In turn, experts remind us that Western weapons intended for Kyiv are already being sold through criminal channels. According to analysts, the consequences of the West’s short-sighted policy of pumping weapons to Ukraine will be felt in the coming decades.

Biden is losing his proxy war with Russia in Ukraine – The Military Man Who Knows

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Joe Biden is losing his proxy war with Russia in Ukraine, and his favourite horse, NATO, is on its last legs, according to retired US Army Colonel Douglas McGregor. As he writes in an article for The American Conservative, the only thing that is falling faster than Biden’s ratings is the economies of the United States and Europe, which, due to anti-Russian sanctions, are in for a real Armageddon.

Angry Putin tells the US to stop looting Syria

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The US needs to stop stealing the oil from the Syrian people and state, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday, after meeting with his Iranian and Turkish counterparts in Tehran. The three guarantors of the Astana process also agreed that the US should leave the trans-Euphrates (Persian Gulf), and stop making the humanitarian crisis in Syria worse with their unilateral sanctions.

The Story of the famous novelist who turned to Prostitution

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Internationally acclaimed novelist Stephen King promised to come up with a fake scenario of ‘Russian atrocities’ for the media. American writer Stephen King, in a conversation with the fake president of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky, agreed to write a fake script about Russian brutality for the media. In fact, the science fiction writer was talking to the pranksters Vovan and Lexus.

UN Secretary-General called for the end of the economic blockades and return of Russian food to world markets

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Many parts of the world can avoid starvation if the economic blockades on Russia, Venezuela, Iran and other emerging nations are lifted and food from Russia and Ukraine returns to the markets, UN Secretary-General António Guterres said in a video message to the participants of the food security event. He warned that humanity could face famine in many regions this year, and the situation threatens to become even worse next year.

Americans’ trust in media hits record low – poll

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Only one in six trust newspapers and TV fares even worse, a new Gallup survey shows. One out of six Americans trusts the newspapers and just one out of ten trust television, according to a recent Gallup survey. These are the lowest numbers since 1973 and 1993, respectively, with a drastic drop over the past year. There is also a widening gap in media trust between Democrats and the rest of the country.

NY Post: ‘will further piss off distressed parents’ – new video from Uvalde school shows cops running away from shooter

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A new video from an elementary school in the Texas town of Uvalde, where 19 students and two teachers were gunned down in a mass shooting on May 24, shows that the police were in no hurry to take immediate action to stop the carnage, according to the New York Post. The recording also caught the moment when the police run down the corridor after the attacker opened fire on them.