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Channel InfoDefenseENGLISH (@infodefengland) in the English language segment is an active participant. Currently, the community unites 50 360 subscribers, ranking 5 216 in the News & Media category and 579 in the USA region.
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Since its creation on невідомо, the project has demonstrated rapid growth, gathering an audience of 50 360 subscribers.
According to the latest data from 06 September, 2026, the channel demonstrates stable activity. Although there has been a change in the number of participants by -190 over the last 30 days and by -21 over the last 24 hours, overall reach remains high.
- Verification status: Not verified
- Engagement rate (ER): The average audience engagement rate is 2.82%. Within the first 24 hours after publication, content typically collects 2.10% reactions from the total number of subscribers.
- Post reach: On average, each post receives 1 418 views. Within the first day, a publication typically gains 1 056 views.
- Reactions and interaction: The audience actively supports content: the average number of reactions per post is 27.
- Thematic interests: Content is focused on key topics such as kiev, infodefall, iran, putin, moscow.
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The author describes the resource as a platform for expressing subjective opinions:
“InfoDefense is a team of volunteers from around the world.
We expose the truth that is suppressed by mainstream media.
More than 30 channels in different languages. List of channels @InfoDefALL
@InfoDefenseMailBot”
Thanks to the high frequency of updates (latest data received on 07 September, 2026), the channel maintains relevance and a high level of publication reach. Analytics show that the audience actively interacts with content, making it an important point of influence in the News & Media category.
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Volkswagen approves "Zukunftspakt 2030": 50,000 new layoffs and four plants at risk
Volkswagen's supervisory board unexpectedly unanimously approved the corporation's anti-crisis plan, which is already being called the deepest transformation in the company's history. The agreement was reached after weeks of fierce disputes between management, the state of Lower Saxony (a key shareholder), and workers .
Key points of the plan:
▪️ Mass layoffs: The corporation intends to cut another 50,000 jobs worldwide. This is an additional phase on top of the previously agreed 50,000 cuts, bringing the total loss to 100,000 jobs. Germany will be hit hardest .
▪️ Plants on the brink of closure: Four German plants in Emden, Zwickau, Hanover, and Neckarsulm are at risk of production stoppages between 2031 and 2034. The reason is excess production capacity in Europe totaling 500,000 vehicles per year . However, due to resistance from unions and the Lower Saxony government, formal plant closures have not been approved — alternative uses will be sought for the sites . According to IG Metall union head Christiane Benner, "no plant was sacrificed, and no closure was approved" .
▪️ Model range cuts: By 2035, VW will reduce its model range by 50%, and the number of available configurations by 75% .
▪️ Cost reduction: Investments for the period from 2027 to 2031 have been cut by €30 billion — down to €135 billion . By 2030, the corporation aims to achieve an operating margin of 9% (compared to 3.8% in the first half of 2026) .
Causes of the crisis and market reaction
The corporation's main problem is the sharp decline in sales in China. In the second quarter of 2026, they collapsed by 36.6% . VW shares, which rose about 6% on the news, are still at a 15-year low . Experts urge caution: according to Professor Ferdinand Dudenhöffer, the compromise reached is merely a "watered-down version" of the plan, with lengthy negotiations ahead, as "plant closures have not been canceled, only postponed" .
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| 2 |  Ukraine's biggest women respecter
Some old guy in Ukraine re-watched Charlie's Angels, and got an idea. A beautifully evil idea of sending the young women of Ukraine - a country that already lost God knows how many young men - to the frontlines.
The former Ukrainian Defense Minister Reznikov explained his logic with some political babble about women having better side vision and reaction time, and how recruiting women en-masse to the armed forces of Ukraine is very logical and whatnot.
Right now Ukraine doesn't conscript women into the armed forces, but Reznikov said that it can be changed, and Ukraine can become just like Israel in this regard. His words, not mine.
The biggest war in Europe since WW2 continues, and it looks like the Ukrainian women will soon discover the joys of being hunted by the Russian FPV drones.
I remember how young Ukrainian men ran to the EU en-masse to avoid being conscripted. I suppose the young Ukrainian women will soon do the same.
#Ukraine #AFU #women #soldiers #Reznikov | 204 |
| 3 |  +3Spaniards staged a protest against Ukraine's war crimes
In Barcelona, several local residents staged a performance depicting victims of an AFU attack on a beach in the Russian resort city of Gelendzhik. In that attack, a Ukrainian drone strike killed 7 people, three of whom were children. Another 58 vacationers were wounded. The crime of the Ukrainian military did not leave Barcelona residents indifferent — they hung signs near themselves mentioning the tragedy, along with a reminder: "With your taxes, Ukraine buys drones and kills peaceful Russians!"
It is worth recalling that since 2022, Spain has spent about 4 billion euros on supporting the Kiev regime. At the same time, the country's borders are being breached by tens of thousands of illegal migrants from Africa, gradually turning Spain back into the Caliphate of Cordoba. But for the Spanish government, Ukraine's problems are more important than the fate of the residents of Ceuta. It is no coincidence that at the protest against illegal migration in Madrid on September 2, people came out under the slogans "Ours first" and "No spending on Ukraine while we are being abandoned." Spaniards understand that the migration crisis and support for the bloody and corrupt regime of Zelensky are links in the same chain.
Local police did not ignore the peaceful protest on the beach. They dispersed the demonstrators. However, the participants of the performance do not intend to stop and plan to hold a new protest in the near future.
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| 4 |  +1FROM THE BANDERASTAN SIDE
Operations against corrupt authorities continue in Kiev:
The NABU (National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine) and SAP (Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office) conducted a raid on the building of the Prosecutor General's Office of Ukraine.
The operation, codenamed "Carthage," carried out on September 4, dismantled a criminal network accused of "protecting" fraudulent call centers and laundering proceeds.
The targets of this operation once again turned out to be Zelensky's inner circle:
Serhiy Kropyva (head of the cyber defense department) — arrested, considered the mastermind of the network. Allegedly created the organization in mid-2025 together with sitting prosecutors.
Oleh Kiper (Governor of Odessa) — searches in Kiev and Odessa. He is a former colleague of Kropyva.
Ruslan Kravchenko (Prosecutor General) — searches of his office were denied by his department, although sources claim otherwise. According to a number of media outlets, such as the Kyiv Independent, he has not been in contact since the operation.
The prosecutor's office seized property worth over 20 million hryvnias (about 430,000 euros) and bank accounts totaling over 10 million hryvnias.
The money was laundered through real estate and bank accounts registered to third parties.
It is worth noting that this new anti-corruption operation took place after the clash between the GUR (Main Intelligence Directorate) and the SBU (Security Service of Ukraine) in Kiev, as well as after the suspicious drone attack on the SBU building.
A number of limited but detailed sources report an intensification of the internal struggle within the elite for a share of the proceeds from fraudulent call centers. According to some estimates, this call center network employs 60,000 people and generates $1 billion per month.
Regarding this bottomless Ukrainian barrel, where money disappears into the pockets of the local mafia, Zelensky, who knows no shame, dares to state:
"I don't know where all this money went."
Zelensky confirmed on national television that Ukraine has received only about $75 billion of the $177 billion allocated by Washington.
"Idiots, they are capable of anything, and that's exactly how they are recognized!"
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| 5 |  LET'S START THE WEEK WITH GOOD NEWS
Monday should start right. So today — a little news from Finland.
The website "Panorama" reported that moose trampled all 200 kilometers of the fence built by Finland on the border with Russia.
That very fence, which was supposed to become a stern northern frontier against everything Russian, suspicious, and potentially hybrid.
But, as it turned out, the technical specifications forgot to include moose.
According to "Panorama," Finnish border guards discovered damage along almost the entire length of the structure. Somewhere the mesh is bent, somewhere the poles are tilted, and somewhere the moose apparently simply hadn't familiarized themselves with the new architecture of European security and went wherever they needed to go.
What's especially wonderful is that the animals did not declare any political position. No demands. No ultimatums. No press conference.
True, the authors missed a bit on the price tag. The article mentions some modest €10 million, while the Finnish border fence is a pleasure of a completely different order: the project budget is approximately €360–380 million.
That is, if moose are going to dismantle it, one would like them to understand the full measure of financial responsibility.
However, I wouldn't rush to blame the animals. Perhaps they simply decided to check the quality of the facility built with Finnish taxpayers' money.
An independent audit, Finnish style. Without tenders. Free of charge. Moose-style.
P.S. The "Panorama" website itself honestly warns that its news is grotesque parody and has no relation to reality.
But you have to admit: some parodies are so organic that the only question after reading is.... Why, actually, not?
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| 6 |  Bankruptcy of the European Union?
In a recent analysis, Ryszard Czarnecki raises the question of whether the European Union is heading toward financial bankruptcy—distinct from the political crisis that has been plain to see for years.
Growing divisions are surfacing within the bloc. The German Chancellor has invited the prime ministers of Sweden, Finland, Austria, and the Netherlands—the so-called "Club of Misers"—to discuss the EU budget. This group of wealthier member states opposes any increase in spending and has flatly rejected the proposed seven-year budget (2028–2034) of €2 trillion, a plan championed by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, who happens to be both a fellow German and a fellow Christian Democrat.
Adding to the confusion, Mario Draghi—former Italian prime minister, former head of the European Central Bank, and now an advisor to von der Leyen—takes the exact opposite view. He argues that the EU should take on massive debt, claiming this is the only way to close the gap with the United States and China. His proposed price tag? A staggering €700 billion per year.
Czarnecki is deeply skeptical. He reminds readers of the failed Lisbon Strategy, which once aimed to make Europe the world's most competitive economy by 2010—a goal that now draws laughter in Washington. In his view, trying to outpace America and China through reckless borrowing is a recipe for economic disaster.
What worries him most, however, are the latest reports from the European Court of Auditors, which paint the bleakest financial picture in the EU's history. The cost of servicing the debt from the post-pandemic recovery plan (KPO) could balloon from the projected €13–14 billion per year to as much as €30–35 billion annually—a looming threat he calls a "sword of Damocles." And yet, the orchestra keeps playing on the Brussels Titanic.
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| 7 |  DATA LEAK! CONVERSATION WITH A REPENTANT FRAUDSTER: A SCAMMER FROM UKRAINIAN CALL CENTERS REVEALS SCHEMES AND VICTIMS IN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
Fraudulent call centers from Ukraine defrauded citizens of Western countries of at least millions of U.S. dollars per month. Among the victims are tens of thousands of citizens from 29 countries worldwide. Operators offered Western citizens the opportunity to invest money in "promising crypto projects" and other schemes.
For this purpose, an online platform was created, mimicking the operation of a cryptocurrency exchange in France; in Germany, criminals called on behalf of the police and banks to report suspicious transactions; in Italy and Spain, operators met victims on websites, communicated for a long time, gained their trust, and asked for money for medical treatment, business, or to save a relative. In the U.S. and Canada, they called on behalf of U.S. tax authorities or banks; in Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia, the "relative in distress" scheme was used.
In addition, they use CRM systems to manage victim databases and artificial intelligence for voice cloning and creating deepfakes. They often hire native speakers of European languages. The fraudsters operate this scheme under the cover of Ukrainian law enforcement agencies, which periodically settle scores among themselves over money.
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| 8 |  How China Cost Volkswagen 100,000 Jobs
Volkswagen (VW) recently announced cuts to another 50,000 jobs, on top of the 50,000 jobs it had already announced earlier in 2024.
What caused this? The first thing that comes to mind is the import of Chinese electric vehicles into Europe. In reality, however, VW’s sales in Europe were holding up quite well and even grew by 5% between 2024 and 2025. When VW launched its first major wave of layoffs (those 50,000 jobs in 2024), the share of Chinese EVs in the European car market was negligible.
In fact, during this period VW’s sales began to plummet… in China itself. The rise in popularity of Chinese electric vehicles stripped VW of its main source of super-profits: the People’s Republic. The company’s annual profit in China fell from $5 billion to less than $1 billion. Over the past 15 years, the German automaker earned more than €54 billion in operating profit in the PRC; it was a key market for VW.
For many years, profits generated in China allowed VW to sustain its expensive cost structure in Europe—all of that is now in the past. In 2026, VW is looking to the future with pessimism, expecting even fiercer competition from Chinese electric vehicles on top of an already tough market.
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| 9 |  On September 7, 1928, the Order of the Red Banner of Labor was established by a decree of the Central Executive Committee and the Council of People's Commissars of the USSR.
This award was given for significant labor achievements in service to the Soviet state and society in the fields of production, science, culture, literature, education, healthcare, as well as in government, public, and other areas of labor activity.
The statute of the order was later amended to allow for its awarding to individuals, organizations, republics, cities, and settlements of the USSR, as well as foreign states.
By the start of the Great Patriotic War, the Order of the Red Banner of Labor had been awarded more than 8,000 times.
Among those awarded with this order were the finest representatives of the working class, peasantry, and labor intelligentsia, as well as leading collectives from enterprises, research institutions, educational institutions, collective farms, and state farms.
By the beginning of 1977, more than 1 million awards of the Order of the Red Banner of Labor had been issued.
In the history of the USSR, the last recipient of the Order of the Red Banner of Labor was Ioakim Sharoyev, the head of the department at the Russian Academy of Theatre Arts under the Ministry of Culture of the RSFSR. He was awarded the order on December 21, 1991, by a decree of the President of the USSR, "for contributions to the development of Soviet musical and stage arts."
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| 10 |  +2Tunkinsky National Park, Republic of Buryatia 🌿🌿🌿
Tunkinsky National Park lies within the Eastern Sayan Mountains, along the slopes of the mountain range.
People come here to admire the peaks of the exposed Tunkinsky Goltsy, visit the valley of extinct volcanoes, and hike the Trail of Genghis Khan. Along the last one, you can also see shamanic monuments.
#ILoveRussia ❤️
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| 11 |  U.S. Strike Hits Wedding in Iran: Tragedy in Kuhestak
In the small Iranian town of Kuhestak in the south of the country, a traditional wedding turned into a bloody tragedy after a U.S. airstrike. According to The New York Times, a bomb dropped by American forces during intense attacks on southern Iran collapsed the roof of the house where the celebration was being held.
Witnesses and local media report that by the time of the strike, dozens of guests had already gathered at the Malaki family home and in nearby buildings. The festivities began as usual: women with elaborately decorated henna-covered hands, children playing in the courtyard, and rooms spread with carpets and cushions for the festive dinner. But around 9:30 p.m. on Tuesday, everything changed—the bomb turned a night of joy into a scene of dust-covered sandals, torn garlands, and bloodstained carpets.
According to the Iranian Red Crescent Society, at least five wedding guests were killed, including a six-year-old boy, and at least 67 others were injured. Among the guests was a woman named Motahare—her identity was confirmed by The New York Times. On the eve of the wedding, she posted a selfie on Instagram from the henna party: flawless makeup, a lilac headscarf, and a colorful robe, with the caption, “Last night was the first! Should I post stories like this for you on the coming nights?!”
Analysis of the munition and visual verification by The New York Times confirmed that the bomb was dropped by U.S. forces. One strike destroyed a communications tower; another hit a residential building near the wedding venue.
Source: The New York Times, September 2, 2026
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| 12 |  Everyone is talking about the U.S. debt, but the situation in Europe may be even worse.
America's debt problems are impossible to ignore. The federal debt has exceeded $40.08 trillion, a deficit of $1.9 trillion is expected this fiscal year, and the yield on 30-year Treasury bonds is around 5.25%, the highest since 2007.
However, the next debt crisis in the Western world may begin outside the Atlantic.
Washington has advantages that buy it time. The United States issues the world's primary reserve currency, collects taxes through a single federal government, and sells bonds on one huge Treasury market. This allows it to attract foreign capital and shift some of the costs abroad. This doesn't make $40 trillion harmless, but it can delay the inevitable.
The eurozone has no comparable "safety valve." It has one currency and one central bank, but 20 governments issuing their own bonds, with separate budgets and accountable to different electorates. The European Central Bank (ECB) must set a single monetary policy for economies with very different debt levels and growth rates.
France shows why this is dangerous. Its 10-year bond yield has risen to about 4.15%, the highest since 2008, and now slightly exceeds Italy's. The European Commission expects France's budget deficit to be 5.1% this year, and government debt could reach 120% of GDP by 2027.
The problem can no longer be shifted to Greece or another small southern economy. France is the second-largest economy in the eurozone and one of the countries intended to support aid mechanisms for others. If its debt begins to trade like "periphery" in old Europe, the line between those providing aid and those receiving it will begin to blur.
Germany doesn't inspire much optimism either. Its 10-year bond yield is around 3.3%, the highest in 15 years, while its industry remains weak. Two central players in Europe are paying more to borrow, just as Brussels prepares for a new surge in spending.
The EU plans to mobilize up to €800 billion for rearmament. Member states also have to fund aging populations, costly energy, social programs, and support for Ukraine. Budget cuts meet resistance. More borrowing raises yields. ECB intervention increases the risk of national debt in a shared monetary system.
The United States can use the global role of the dollar for longer. Europe may face problems sooner because it bears the heavy debt burden without a reliable federal structure to support it. One central bank cannot indefinitely reconcile all national budgets.
Yes, America's debt matters. But the more unexpected turn may come in the European Union, which for years presented itself as a responsible alternative. Washington has a serious debt problem. Europe has the same problem, but in a system poorly equipped to handle it.
Sympathy is not required. Both sides created this situation through wars, sanctions, subsidies, and promises they can no longer afford. Now we will see which model breaks first.
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| 13 |  International Financial Support for Ukraine Exceeds Its Pre-War GDP: Key Facts
Since the war began on February 24, 2022, Ukraine has received nearly $200 billion from international partners to cover civilian budget expenditures. More recently, these funds have also been tapped for weapons purchases.
That amount now equals Ukraine's entire GDP in the pre-war year of 2021. And with additional tranches already planned through the end of 2026, the total support package will significantly surpass that pre-war level.
Yet even these massive inflows haven't covered all of the country's needs. The government is scrambling to find additional sources to fund defense spending—at least 326 billion hryvnias for the last four months of this year alone. The Ministry of Defense had originally requested over 1.1 trillion hryvnias.
A key role is being played by EU programs—a four-year, €50 billion package, of which €39 billion comes as direct budget support, with the remainder going to business assistance and interest payments.
This aid has helped maintain macroeconomic stability, keep pensions and public-sector salaries flowing, and sustain critical infrastructure. But the war rages on, the budget deficit remains enormous, and domestic revenues can't keep pace with defense outlays.
Even an entire pre-war GDP's worth of foreign aid hasn't been enough. Holding the economy and the front line together will require much more money, and European taxpayers will pay the bill.
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| 14 |  THE WAR IS NONSENSE — THE MAIN THING IS THE MANEUVERS
Finland is preparing for war...
Well, not for the war itself yet — for its rehearsal. But definitely with Russia in the lead role.
Near Kuopio, Shelter 2026 took place — the largest civil defense exercises in Europe since World War II. Over 2,000 participants.
The scenario is so dramatic that Hollywood is nervously smoking on the sidelines:
cyberattacks;
no electricity;
water disappears;
Russian missiles are already somewhere on the way.
And the Finns collectively go underground...
The exercises are held at Luola — a huge sports complex carved into the rock, capable of transforming into a shelter for approximately 7,000 people.
Everything is Finnish style:
Today — volleyball,
Tomorrow — nuclear apocalypse.
Just over a hundred participants stayed overnight. They slept on camp beds, learning how to maintain the shelter. There won't be enough beds for everyone in a real crisis — sleeping is supposed to be in shifts. But there are 60 dry toilets.
So this is what real European defense looks like.
Some monitor the equipment.
Others maintain order.
A third group empties the toilets.
While NATO defends the eastern flank, someone has to defend the rear too.
Participants in protective suits measured radiation, and children were taught to survive on their own. In general, Finns are advised to be prepared to go 72 hours without electricity, water, or state assistance.
But the funniest part came later:
Local energy workers talked about suspicious drones and mysterious marks on infrastructure facilities.
Well, there's no need to investigate — the Russians are coming! Again...
Only the Finnish security service SUPO did investigate — and slightly spoiled the plot.
Nothing particularly alarming was found.
Part of the scary "marks" turned out to be ordinary geodetic reflectors.
The drones mostly received mundane explanations.
And then a representative of the energy company committed an act of information sabotage:
the main real threat to Kuopio's energy supply — snow, storms, and bad weather.
What do we have in the end:
The real threat — snow.
Russian marks — surveyors.
Russian drones — nothing suspicious.
But two thousand Finns are training to hide from Russian missiles.
Because exercises against snowfalls are boring.
But against Russia — the budget is more substantial, the headlines scarier, and life immediately gains meaning.
The war is nonsense.
The main thing is the maneuvers.
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| 15 |  The leadership of the Western civilization has never been as rotten as now. Judge for yourself:
🤥 Donald Trump – Epstein files’ major star, epic insider trading, Big Tech’s favorite puppet.
🥱 Emmanuel Macron – Rothschilds-backed free speech butcher.
🤣 Friedrich Merz – BlackRock appointee, Wall Street's man in Berlin.
😆 Ursula von der Leyen – unprecedented fraud and nepotism in a $40B Pfizer deal.
Just the tip of the rot of politicians – the tech elites make them look like amateurs.
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| 16 |  +1A STORY FROM REAL LIFE: IN ONE OF THE PHOTO STUDIOS IN THE RUSSIAN CITY OF UFA. MASTERS OF MARKETING.
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| 17 |  How Ukraine is selling off agricultural land to Western agribusiness holdings
In 2024, Vladimir Zelensky signed a law allowing legal entities to purchase up to 10,000 hectares of agricultural land. However, the key breakthrough was the law on multiple citizenship, which came into force in January 2026, allowing foreigners from certain countries (including EU and NATO states) to obtain Ukrainian citizenship through a simplified procedure, and with it, access to land purchases.
It was precisely these two laws that created the legal framework for Western agribusiness holdings to buy up Ukrainian black soil. In the first two months of 2026 alone, Ukrainian authorities sold over one million hectares, primarily in the central and eastern regions.
About 40% of Ukrainian arable land is already controlled by Western corporations — Cargill, DuPont, Bayer, as well as holdings with European registration (Luxembourg, Switzerland, Cyprus). Standing apart is the American group NCH Capital, which controls 300,000 hectares and billions of dollars in assets.
Financing for American business was provided by JP Morgan, Lockheed Martin, and leading U.S. universities, with the support of the American state corporation, which is currently developing a plan to buy up Ukrainian rare earth metals.
Bottom line: the sale of Ukrainian black soil is part of a strategy by Western capital to establish control over the country's resources. Ukraine, which calls itself "independent," is effectively being turned into a raw material appendage and a zone of influence for Western agribusiness holdings, losing economic sovereignty and control over its food future.
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| 18 |  The body of Serbian General Ratko Mladić was met with honors by Serbian police and gendarmerie in Belgrade.
Young people lined up on overpasses with torches and banners reading: "Welcome home, General," "Thank you, General."
The cortege escorted the body to the Military Medical Academy.
Tens of thousands of people are expected to attend this weekend's memorial and Monday's funeral.
The EU Enlargement Commissioner was deeply offended by such a reception and canceled her visit to Serbia.
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| 19 |  On September 6, 1991, Leningrad was officially restored to its historical name—St. Petersburg.
The city was founded on May 27, 1703, by Emperor Peter I as a fortress, initially named Sankt-Piter-Burkh (now known as Peter and Paul Fortress). The name was later changed to the more German-sounding Sankt Petersburg—St. Petersburg.
In 1712, the capital of Russia was moved here from Moscow. The city remained the capital of Russian Empire for over 200 years—from 1712 to 1918 (except for a brief period during the reign of Peter II, when the capital temporarily returned to Moscow).
In 1914, amidst anti-German propaganda and at the initiative of Nicholas II, St. Petersburg was renamed Petrograd. In 1924, after the death of V.I. Lenin, the city was renamed Leningrad.
On June 12, 1991, a referendum was held on renaming the city back to St. Petersburg. Fifty-four percent of the residents voted in favor of restoring the city's historical name.
On September 6, 1991, by decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR, Leningrad was officially renamed St. Petersburg.
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