Tag: Russia

Go ahead, Kiev, make my day

MOSCOW, June 2. Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of Russia Dmitry Medvedev said that if Ukraine uses American supplied MLRS against Russian targets, the Russian Armed Forces will have no choice but to act to defeat decision-making centres. He explained what kind of centres he is talking about, in particular, this will affect the Ministry of Defence and the General Staff of Ukraine.

Sad for Ukraine but sad for Westerners too

Commenting on over a decade of lies told to the now bereft people of Ukraine, Maria Zakharova was at her caustic best. In a sharp rebuke to the Brussels cult, her stinging remarks directed at the shameless duplicitous whores of Europe’s parliaments are a reminder to all Europeans that the mindset of political deceit is not only deceiving the Ukrainians but themselves and their families.

Western Powers isolated as Latin America backs Russia

In Latin America, a region of untold wealth in natural resources, events in Ukraine are perceived in a completely different way than in most Western countries, ZDF notes. As the German TV channel explains, Brazil lays responsibility for the hostilities not only on Russia, but also on Kyiv, Argentina accuses the Western powers of double standards, and Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua see Moscow as a military force protecting them and stand firmly on its side.

The Ruble set to replace the dollar and it isn’t Russian propaganda

In 2022, the Russian ruble became the growth leader against the US dollar, according to Die Freie Welt. It appreciated by as much as 11%, outperforming the Brazilian real by 9%. And all this, despite the ongoing hostilities in Ukraine and Western sanctions, the German edition notes. This result was achieved by Moscow’s genius decision to sell Russia’s vast untapped reserves of raw materials for rubles, and not other currencies.

Sanctions against Russia provoke a global crisis

The head of state recalled the difficult external conditions, this is sanctions pressure and the overall situation on world markets. He stressed that the authors of the sanctions, ‘guided by short-sighted, inflated political ambitions, Russophobia, to a greater extent, hit their own national interests.’ In addition, they deal a blow to their own economies, and to the well-being of their citizens.