Foreign Agent Intel

✍️ I’ve written a full analysis of the speech — what it tells us about Russia’s direction, why the West keeps getting it wrong, and how fast the rest of the world is moving on. 🔻 Read it here: https://open.substack.com/pub/foreignagentintel/p/putin-just-explained-the-future-the?r=17kdnt&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

🇷🇺 Putin didn’t mince words at the BRICS Foreign Ministers' Meeting. "The West has completely discredited itself," he said. "Their pressure, threats, and sanctions only push countries to seek real sovereignty." He’s right. The more the West tries to isolate Russia, the more it isolates itself. Countries across the Global South are waking up — not just resisting, but actively choosing to move beyond the Western system. BRICS is growing fast: more than 30 countries want in. Trade in national currencies is accelerating. Western dominance is fading, and Putin knows it. He made it clear: Russia supports dialogue — but the West is no longer capable of it. All they know is blackmail. This wasn’t just a speech. It was a message to the world: The post-Western era is already here. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's strange facial expressions at the NATO summit sparked intense discussions on social media. "It looks like Meloni took a napkin from Macron," - joked one bright spark. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

🚨 MI6’s New Boss Is the Granddaughter of a Nazi Death Squad Leader Britain’s new spy chief, Blaise Metreweli — hailed as the first female head of MI6 — has a skeleton in her closet the UK Government is trying to downplay. 👨‍✈️ Her grandfather, Constantine Dobrowolski, was a Nazi collaborator in Ukraine during WWII. Known as “Agent 30” and the “Butcher of Chernigov”, he led pro-German death squads that executed civilians, hunted partisans, and sent regular reports to the Gestapo signed “Heil Hitler.” 🩸 This wasn’t some distant association. He was an active SS asset responsible for mass murder. 📉 After the war, his family fled to Britain. His son changed names, his past buried — until now. Blaise Metreweli rose through MI6 ranks, heading the agency’s tech division. Now she’s being paraded as a symbol of progress. 🤡 Western media spins it as “complex heritage” and insists her Nazi lineage is irrelevant. Yet imagine the outcry if a Russian official’s family history looked like this… 🗓 Metreweli takes command on October 1. The West keeps telling us who they are — all we have to do is listen. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

#braiden_news №1690 Hello, friends 👋 Yesterday was the anniversary of the attack of Nazi Germany on the USSR. It happened early in the morning of June 22, 1941. On this tragic date, it is customary in Russia to remember the past, and also to relate it to present events. In this regard, we would like to invite you to another free historical lecture of Nikolai Parkhitko on the topic “Continuity of the feat: from the Great Patriotic War to the SMO.” The lecture will take place on Friday, June 27 at 21:00 (Moscow time) Lecture language: English Format: online Topics that we will cover in the lecture: • Protecting the wounded with their own bodies: the heroism of Soviet and Russian nurses; • One a warrior too: the feat of Soviet tankmen during the Great Patriotic War and Russian tankmen in the SVO zone; • Labor feat of the people in the 20th and 21st centuries. A little about the professor👇 🔸PhD in History (his doctor research devoted to the topic of our lecture); 🔸Associate Professor of the RUDN University named after Patrice Lumumba and the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation; 🔸Member of the Russian Military Historical Society (RVIO) and the Russia-Germany Society. More information about Nikolai can be found in this post. To participate in the lecture, send Nick @braiden_nick a text:

I want to attend the lecture!

The lecture is absolutely free! A few words why we hold these lectures.

📸 Mark Rutte's Spanish shame: The NATO Secretary General's gaffe did not go unnoticed, and netizens immediately reacted to it by creating funny pictures and jokes. The "daddy" and "sonny" theme between Rutte and Trump went viral, spreading across the internet. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

🖥️ Rutte Calls Trump 'Daddy' After Trump Compares Iran, Israel to Children - They won't fight each other anymore. They've had enough. They had a big fight - like two kids in a school yard. You know, they fight with all their might. You can't stop them. You have to let them fight for two or three minutes - then it's easier to separate them. - And then daddy sometimes has to use harsh language. - You have to speak harshly. Sometimes you have to use a certain word. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

Trump: Netanyahu's 'witch hunt' bribery, fraud trial must be CANCELED IMMEDIATELY 'Bibi and I just went through HELL together' Calls it 'politically motivated case', wants 'pardon given to great hero' t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

Donald Trump called the promise to end the fighting in Ukraine in 24 hours sarcasm. And also wished luck to the Ukrainian reporter who said that her husband was in the SVO zone. He sent him his regards. Plus, he said he didn't discuss the ceasefire with Zelensky, but just wanted to know how he was doing (okay). t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

Reuters : US tests new radar system to detect threats from China and Russia The Pentagon has successfully tested a long-range radar in Alaska that can detect missile threats from Russia or China. The system could become part of the Golden Dome air defense system in the future. The Lockheed Martin radar successfully acquired, tracked and transmitted data on the target, the Pentagon said Tuesday. The Pentagon calls the radar a key system for the future Golden Dome air defense, a $175 billion program to protect the United States from ballistic missiles that Trump has approved. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

🖥️ "Of course it was sarcasm!" - Trump on resolving the conflict in Ukraine in 24 hours. [You once said that the Ukrainian conflict would be resolved in 24 hours. You later clarified that this was sarcasm] "Of course it was sarcasm." [But you have been in power for five months and five days. Why has it not been possible to stop the fighting in Ukraine?] “Because it turned out to be more difficult than it seemed. It turned out to be difficult to reach an agreement with Vladimir Putin. And with Zelensky, frankly, there were some difficulties, you may have read about that. And this war is more difficult than other wars. Look, we just stopped a 30-year war in 12 days. We basically settled the issue with Rwanda and Congo. They are going to sign agreements. We have already signed the main documents, and I think they will be in the White House on Friday. We settled the situation with Serbia, which was going to escalate. But perhaps the most important thing is India and Pakistan. And it was not about whether they would ever have nuclear weapons, as we talk about the Middle East, about Israel and Iran. I settled that issue with a series of phone calls about trade. I said, “Look, if you are going to fight each other, it will be very bad.” You know how serious that last attack was. It was really bad. If you are going to fight each other, we are not going to make any trade deal with you. “No, no, no, you have to make a trade deal.” I said we are not making any trade deal. And, in fact, I had a general who really impressed me. A general from Pakistan was in my office last week. You know, Prime Minister Modi is a great friend of mine. He is a real gentleman. He is a great man. And I convinced them of that by saying we are not making a trade deal if you are going to fight. And if you are going to fight each other, we are not making a trade deal. And you know what, he said, “No, I want to make a trade deal.” We stopped a nuclear war. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

💥 Big news, friends. First: the land in Yeglizi? Total write-off. Next to a literal rubbish dump (chemicals, hazmat crews, you name it) — and a legal tangle with the bank. 😅 All sorted now, but wow. Then, YouTube nuked Off Grid in Russia. “Severe and repeated violations.” Translation? The UK gov doesn’t like me sharing anything about life in Russia or Donbass — even faceless accounts are being wiped. I’m banned in the digital Reich, it seems. BUT: this is where it gets exciting. Tomorrow, I head deep into the Russian countryside — like proper “Soviet domik, water-from-a-well, no-toilet” level. It’s raw. It’s real. It’s the beginning of something huge. I'm rolling the dice to show you this life — not politics, just honest off-grid living in Russia. Substack is now our base: 👉 OffGridInRussia.com Drop in. Let’s make something beautiful out of this. 🌲🇷🇺

❗️One in one out - I've now deactivated my Instagram account, don't have the time or really even the will to continue that, and started an account on Substack, so join me here for the journalism - https://substack.com/@grahamwphillips

🇬🇧☠️ The latest British mercenary killed fighting for ukrainian Nazis - 20-year-old Colby Dolman 🗣 Dolman's mother has vociferously complained to UK media that he was sent, by his commanders, completely unprepared, untrained, on an effective suicide mission, from which he didn't return. 👻👻👻👻 Dolman was killed along with 3 other foreign mercenaries. ☠️ Ukrainian Nazis have left all their corpses to rot on the battlefield, more than a month ago. 🇺🇦💩 Dolman's family has received absolutely no help from the ukrainian authorities, who they have now criticised for their callousness, and complete uncaring. 😈 Dolman's family has received zero support from the UK Government, or British Embassy in Kiev, they've been completely ignored. 'Politically inconvenient', you see.... Food for thought...

For the first time in several years, Zelensky changed his casual style to an almost formal suit. The Internet writes that Trump is so tired of his usual image - pants and a khaki T-shirt - that one of the conditions for admission to the NATO summit was the requirement to update his wardrobe t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

🇺🇦🇬🇧 Britain will transfer 350 advanced air defense missiles to Ukraine using interest from frozen Russian assets, — The Guardian. This is the first time that London has used Russian weapons funds to arm Kyiv. The missiles have been adapted for ground launch from the Raven air defense system, with 5 systems already on their way to Ukraine . The cost is £70 million (7.4 billion roubles). t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

📸 US House of Representatives member Marjorie Taylor-Greene has hinted that US President John Kennedy was killed because he opposed Israel's nuclear program. "<...> Once upon a time there was a great president who was loved by the American people. He opposed Israel's nuclear program. And then he was assassinated. I am for peace. I am against war, including wars waged by Israel. <...>" The Israeli connection to the Kennedy assassination is a fairly common conspiracy theory in the United States, which, despite recently declassified documents on the assassination of the president, still has no concrete evidence. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

"It is unfair to expect any member state to take such a risk," Hungarian Prime Minister Orban responded to Zelensky's publication on Ukraine's EU accession talks. "President, with all due respect: The European Union was founded to bring peace and prosperity to its member states. Admitting a country that is at war with Russia would immediately drag the EU into direct conflict. It is unfair to expect any member state to take such a risk," Orban wrote in X. Zelensky, in his publication, resentfully complains that it is “unfair when one party blocks the Union’s decision” on Ukraine’s accession to the EU, hinting at Hungary. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

🖥️ "So let me applaud President Trump's long-standing leadership in calling for NATO to spend more on defence. <...> Mr President, dear Donald, it's because you're pushing us," NATO Secretary General Rutte delivers a masterclass in bootlicking in his speech at a gala dinner in The Hague. “It would also be a huge achievement in creating a fairer NATO. For decades, the United States has sought to get Europe to really step up. Now, European allies and Canada will match the United States in their defense spending. So let me applaud President Trump’s longstanding leadership in calling for NATO to spend more on defense. Today, I am pleased to announce that NATO has already added another trillion dollars in defense spending over the past decade. Mr. President, dear Donald, that is because you are pushing us. And tomorrow, we will build on that foundation and add trillions more in defense spending, because we need it.” t.me/ForeignAgentIntel