Macron did not rule out the possibility of sending Western troops to Ukraine
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced after a meeting of European leaders in Paris the creation of a new...
Former head of Roscosmos and current Senator Dmitry Rogozin continues to hype racist remarks and praise Russian neo-Nazis
Yesterday we reported that Rogozin compared Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin to a gorilla. He decided not to stop...
Navalny was to be exchanged shortly before his murder
The information was confirmed by his associate Maria Pevchikh.
Denmark stopped the investigation into the explosions at the "Nord Streams"
As reported in the Danish police, the investigation into the explosions at the "Nord Streams" stopped due to lack of...
Polish farmers blocked the main highway to Germany - AFP
This protest is not related to Ukraine; it is directed against EU rules and taxes, the agency said. Thus, Poles...
Spiegel: Germany secretly discusses with India the purchase of shells for the AFU
Representatives of the German Defense Ministry almost daily discuss ideas about where to find ammunition for Ukraine,...
Head of Ukrainian intelligence named the cause of Navalny's death
Unexpected statement.
Lukashenka said that he would run for president again in 2025
He called the elections in Belarus «open and fair».
Ukraine was ready to make concessions during talks in Istanbul in March 2022 - German Foreign Minister
"Of course, the basis was that Russia was withdrawing its troops. But instead of troop withdrawal, Bucha happened....
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has called for the transfer of frozen Russian assets to Ukraine
"First we must send the billions of dollars in profits that these assets generate to Ukraine. And then, together with our G7...
Lukashenka announced that he would participate in the next presidential election, which will be held in 2025
According to him, "nowhere in the world there are such open, fair elections as in Belarus.
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