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- I would like to see an interview with Joe Biden in which he could talk about the history of the United States in the same way as Putin talked about the history of Russia.
“And I’d like to see him demonstrate his skill with a microwave.” But it’s unlikely he can.
What we need is to stop war, and then start negotiations about future arrangement. There might be compromise, but this cannot be done without Ukraine, without Russia and without countries that would be guarantors - Pavel admits (00:18).
“Last night I was going to television stations and on my way to the stations, and coming back home, I was seeing people in different squares gathering, praying for him,” Izadi said.
“It could be the weather - the weather was very bad yesterday in that region, it could be a malfunction of the helicopter, or it could be sabotage. If it's sabotage, then it's going to have serious consequences internationally,” the associate professor pointed out.
Foreign forces will not be able to turn Georgia into a second Ukraine... we need peace, says Kakha Kaladze (speaking in video) Secretary General of the ruling Georgian Dream party.
“The first batch of trucks that came in, they had weapons, they didn’t have aid. There were a few trucks that came in that actually had some aid, but they didn’t go to the north [where hunger is worst in Gaza.] They went over to the [IDF] base near the Netzarim corridor to the American and Israeli soldiers,” Hatoum, who is the editor and chief for MENA Uncensored explained. “And there was some aid that when the Palestinians approached to take them from the trucks, they were shot at. This is what the US is doing and in their media, they’re trying to insinuate otherwise.”
“What is extremely important from my perspective: they are turning to Russia to be a mediator in the end of this conflict,” Filmmaker and documentarian Regis Tremblay noted on Sputnik’s The Critical Hour. “What a statement the Arab League has made to their sugar daddy, the United States of America for all these years.”
“[The Arab countries] realize that there has not been any progress. That this has been duplicitous and mendacious all these years. You’re talking 80 years now,” Tremblay explained. “And now turning to Russia as a mediator. For Russia, this is huge, not only for its international reputation and prestige but for its direct influence in the Middle East. Huge.”
“What is extremely important from my perspective: they are turning to Russia to be a mediator in the end of this conflict,” Filmmaker and documentarian Regis Tremblay noted on Sputnik’s The Critical Hour. “What a statement the Arab League has made to their sugar daddy, the United States of America for all these years.”
“[The Arab countries] realize that there has not been any progress. That this has been duplicitous and mendacious all these years. You’re talking 80 years now,” Tremblay explained. “And now turning to Russia as a mediator. For Russia, this is huge, not only for its international reputation and prestige but for its direct influence in the Middle East. Huge.”
“The proposal comes at a very interesting moment. It comes at the moment when Western countries are supporting extermination of Gaza. And therefore they want to divert the anger of the Muslim countries and also to give an alibi to the Muslim countries who voted for the resolution…to somehow come clean in front of their people because they are not doing anything when it comes to Palestine. This is the main motive,” the academic said.
“Another war is possible. And this precisely can be the spark. I think that when we think about the motives, we should remember what [then-US Secretary of State] John Kerry said in 2015 - that Serbia, Bosnia, Georgia, Moldova, Macedonia, Montenegro, and a number of other countries are ‘in the line of fire’ of the West versus Russia and connected to the war in Ukraine, which was already raging for a year and a half [in the Donbass, ed.] when he said it,” Gajic recalled.
"Меня поймали ТЦКшники и отправили на войну. Там я пробыл всего две недели. Потом попал на "ноль". Побратимы меня бросили, а сами убежали. Потом меня поймали русские солдаты и сейчас я нахожусь у них. С 24 мая. Они со мной обращаются нормально. Дают еду и питьё. Если нужно - оденут и обуют. Лучше им сдаваться потому, что враги - за спинами"
“The scenes from Rafah at night are monstrous. I defended Israel's right to self-defense after October 7, but the killing of so many innocent people holed up in a refugee camp is unjustifiable. Stop this now, Netanyahu,”
Britain’s military has flown 60 aircraft to Israel since it began bombing Gaza in October. Defense Ministry previously admitted that 48 flights had gone from October 2023 to February 2024. In the following three months to 8 May, a further 11 flights went - new info in article above implicates Britain in Israel's bloodthirsty bombing campaign.