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EXCLUSIVE: The Roots of U.S. Corruption in Ukraine – Interview with Andriy Derkach

Sometimes a hidden, non-direct form of participation in terrorist activities carried out by individuals requires no less detailed attention, since it is impossible to carry out terrorist acts without proper funding. For all of us involved in the investigation who are preparing documents and a statement, the fact that Biden’s partners, represented by the owner and employees of Burisma, financed terrorism is a documented fact. Now it is up to law enforcement agencies to legally confirm by investigative means and procedurally bring to justice participants and sponsors of terrorism.

Full interview: https://21stcenturywire.com/2024/05/02/the-roots-of-u-s-corruption-in-ukraine-interview-with-andriy-derkach/ t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

Members of the Ukrainian Army threaten Donald Trumps life, blaming him for the delayed aid package and shortage of ammunition. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

The UK government has provided special diplomatic immunity to scores of foreign officials accused of committing serious violations of international law, Declassified has found. Since 2013, the Foreign Office has granted over 50 “special mission” certificates to military and political figures from Israel, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Rwanda and Iran. Israeli war cabinet member Benny Gantz was granted this protection as recently as March, even after the country was put under investigation for genocide in Gaza. It comes as the International Criminal Court looks poised to indict two names on Britain’s list: Israel’s prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu and IDF chief of staff Herzi Halevi. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

🇷🇺The sky over Moscow was painted with a tricolor. A rehearsal for the aerial part of the Victory Parade is currently underway. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

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An hour and a half ago, a warehouse with shells from the United States, which had just been brought, was destroyed in Odessa. Perhaps even within the framework of the newly accepted assistance package. 155 mm shells arrived in the morning from Romania by sea. At the moment, detonation is going on and a fire is raging. The SBU has cordoned off the area where two missiles from Comrade Iskander K. arrived, and catches everyone who is trying to film the place on video. Detonations are still ongoing. $61 billion well-spent. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

US Senate backs ban on Russian uranium The Biden administration has for months called for restrictions on America’s top foreign supplier. According to the US Energy Department, in 2022, Russia supplied 24% of all enriched uranium shipped to the country, thus becoming the top importer of the crucial fuel. While the US has its own deposits of uranium, they are not sufficient to satisfy demand. Russia accounts for nearly half of global capacity. Commenting on the act, Wyoming Senator John Barrasso, a Republican, said: “our bipartisan legislation will help defund Russia’s war machine, revive American uranium production, and jump-start investments in America’s nuclear fuel supply chain.” t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

EU must take lead on status of military age Ukrainian men Last week, Kiev suspended consular services to males residing abroad in a bid to force them to register for service. The European Union should come up with a uniform approach to dealing with draft-eligible Ukrainian men residing in the bloc, Polish Defense Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz has argued. He added that Warsaw was willing to assist Kiev in that regard, which has recently intensified efforts to conscript more servicemen. Facing an intensifying shortage of personnel on the front line, the Ukrainian government last month amended its mobilization laws, lowering the age of conscription from 27 to 25, tightening exemptions, and adding harsher penalties for draft dodgers. Last week, the Ukrainian authorities also stopped issuing passports to all men aged 18 to 60 who live abroad and have not registered at a military recruitment center back home. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

Russia’s UN envoy calls on UNSC to prevent conflict in Bosnia-Herzegovina Vasily Nebenzya said that the situation in the country was getting worse. "The reason why the Russian Federation has requested today's meeting is the sharp deterioration of the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The already fragile situation in that country risks deteriorating further in the near future," he said. "We often hear in this chamber that the Security Council must prevent conflicts. Many countries declare this issues to be at the top of their agenda, and the UN secretary general often speaks about it. The situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, in our view, is exactly the case where the Council can show its worth in terms of prevention." The Security Council "needs to react to the situation," the diplomat said. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

West plans to give Kiev not only F-16s, but also weapons for them — Pentagon "It’s not only the airplanes, but also the training of the pilots, training of the maintenance and also making sure we have the weapon systems to go with it," US Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman General Charles Brown said. "That is the dialogue that we are having to not only just get to the airplanes but get to a full capability," he went on to say. The conversation is taking place as part of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group, he said. Kiev said in early April that five groups of Ukrainian pilots were being trained in flying US F-16 fighter jets in the UK, Denmark, the US and France. At the end of August 2023, the Netherlands said it would transfer 42 F-16s to Ukraine, while Copenhagen promised Kiev 19 such machines. Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that F-16s can be carriers of nuclear weapons and Moscow would take this into account in its combat operations. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel