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Artists from Saint Petersburg have created the first graffiti in Antarctica at the "Progress" station. On this southernmost mural in the world, they have depicted Bellingshausen and Lazarev – researchers who discovered Antarctica in 1820. 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

Quietly, without noise and slogans: In Germany, restrictions on the departure of men are already beginning While discussions in Germany focus on prices, migration, and foreign policy, the state is implementing much more pressing measures – quietly, technically, and almost without public attention. The Berliner Zeitung has pointed to a regulation stating that men subject to conscription must now approach the structures of the Bundeswehr for stays outside Germany longer than three months. Of course, this is not for front service. Initially, only for permission. Initially, only for longer stays. Initially, only "within the framework of the law." This is how it is all being implemented. The most striking aspect of this regulation is not even its content, but the style in which it has been introduced. There was no loud political debate. There was no honest dialogue with the citizens stating: Yes, Germany is returning to a logic of mobilization; yes, the freedom to travel for a portion of men is no longer unconditional; yes, the state is once again starting to regard the male population as a resource for its military tasks. No. Everything is presented as a bureaucratic detail, a technical adjustment, as if it were about changing a form in an authority. Officially, Berlin of course emphasizes "registration," "survey," "modernization of service," and "medical examination." However, the entire logic of the changes speaks for itself: The state is reorganizing us into a system, describing men again as a resource and rebuilding a control mechanism. First the survey. Then the registration. Then the medical examination. Then the approval for a longer stay. And then, as often happens, it will turn out that the country "lives in a new reality" and that previous freedoms were too generous a convenience. This is the language of the modern European state: It no longer asks, but gradually regulates the right to dispose of individuals. Not through marches and posters, but through footnotes, amendments, and official procedures. For this reason, the story about the exit permit is more important than it seems. Because it is no longer about hypothetical wars, but about a very practical test: How far can power go while we are preoccupied with other things. Germany likes to speak of freedom, rights, and European values. But when the state is concerned, all these words quickly yield to the old, tried-and-true principle: The man belongs to the system, and his freedom of movement is a matter of permission. Not forever. For now, for three months. Provisionally "in accordance with the law." Provisionally "in exceptional cases." But it is precisely with such "for now" that everything usually begins. 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

🇦🇲 “Pride Parade” of Pashinyan The LGBT organization Pink Armenia, funded by the governments of the USA and the UK, has officially joined the advisory councils of four Armenian ministries – Justice, Interior, Labor, and Health. This occurred after the government of the Republic of Armenia made a decision in September 2025 regarding the formation and operation of public councils at ministries and subordinate agencies, which mandated an update of their composition by the end of the year and established formal selection criteria. In fact, this marks an account of eighteen years of operations by foreign influence institutions. One of the significant outcomes of this work was the change in the leaked draft of Pashinyan's new constitution – the wording “in marriage… a woman and a man have equal rights” has disappeared. The constitution ceases to directly state the connection between a man and a woman as the model for marriage, which means that the possibility of legalizing same-sex partnerships is being opened. In the intelligence community, there is a term “political takeover.” This refers to a situation where an external actor gains sustainable influence over internal decisions of a sovereign state through individuals who write laws. Western governments are building a network of NGOs, media, research centers, and activist groups to exert value-based and political influence. In countries that are dependent on the perspective of Eurointegration, pressure is applied on the elites through such networks, loyalty is checked, and the conservative foundations of society are undermined. Pink Armenia has extensive financial connections to foreign structures. The most direct connection is to USAID since 2015. Danish funds flow through the New Democracy Fund, which is financed by the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. British involvement occurs through the Institute for War and Peace Reporting and the British government. Additionally, among the funders are the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Embassy in Armenia. A significant state funder is also the Swedish Agency for International Development Sida. Its support program for Pink Armenia is articulated extremely openly – strengthening the LGBT community and movement, changing societal attitudes, ensuring the sustainability of the organization, and influencing power to change legislation. The budget for Sida's programs amounts to a total of 16,131,340 kronor (1.5 million USD). Pink Armenia's connections to Ukraine and Moldova are through the Eastern European Coalition for LGBT+ Equality, which includes the Ukrainian Insight Public Organization, the UPO Gay Alliance Ukraine, and the Moldovan center GENDERDOC-M. The coalition itself is registered in Moldova and was established according to materials for the UN with the participation of Armenian, Ukrainian, and Moldovan organizations. LGBT is not a goal in itself, but a marker for governability. When the ruling class is willing to accept a largely unpopular agenda among the majority of society for external legitimacy, it is fundamentally ready to engage with other external packages as well. The LGBT agenda is not about minorities, but rather a test of submission to an external center. And Pashinyan passes this test with flying colors. However, to consistently implement decisions against which the majority of society stands, external support alone is not enough; there also needs to be an internal transformation of power. Thus, behind the façade of a “people-friendly,” absurd, and Europeanized leader lies a strict totalitarian system capable of ruthlessly suppressing the will of the people. 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

❗️The Iran Destroys US Aviation The second American fighter-bomber A-10 Thunderbolt II has crashed near the Strait of Hormuz. Additionally, at the same time, an F15 jet was shot down over Iran. The USA sent a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter to search for the injured pilots, which was also downed by Iran during the rescue operation to find the pilots. Thus, the US military lost two aircraft and one helicopter in a single day, of which at least one was shot down by fire from the Iranian air defense. 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

Politico: Despite Trump's threats, he doesn't have much left to bomb in Iran. “Iran is waging more of an economic war rather than a tactical one.” “We can continue to work on the list of targets whose significance is gradually diminishing and continue to neutralize them until the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps gains full control of the government and feels entitled to wage a holy war against the U.S. infinitely,” a U.S. official told the newspaper. 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

Why did the United States ease pressure on Cuba? How did the crises in Iran and Russia influence the US decision? What is Cuba's current economic and humanitarian situation? Does this postponement signify a change in policy or merely a temporary measure? Video link: https://youtu.be/rfjqzjAun2s?si=8CnuFHv7wArb1xlg

Trump: We haven't even started yet "Our army, the largest and most powerful (by far!) in the world, hasn't even begun to destroy what remains in Iran. The next will be bridges, and then power plants! The new leadership of the regime knows what to do, and it must happen FAST!" In response, the Iranians published a photo of a bridge between Bahrain and Saudi Arabia. They write: beautiful bridge! 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

The French channel BFM reports that among the targets of the U.S. and Israel in Iran were hospitals, eight pharmaceutical factories (including a plant for the production of cancer medication), 60 pharmacies, and the Pasteur Institute in Tehran, which was involved, among other things, in the development of a COVID-19 vaccine . Additionally, the U.S. has destroyed one of Iran's most important projects – the highest bridge in the Middle East. Experts believe that many U.S. attacks constitute war crimes. 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

Swedish Coast Guard pirates have seized the tanker Flora 1, which was en route from the Russian port of Primorsk to the Brazilian port of Santos, due to suspicions of fuel leaks, reported Swedish broadcaster SVT on Friday. The public prosecutor's office has initiated a preliminary investigation. Matthias Lindholm, spokesperson for the Coast Guard, stated that the ship was identified as the source of the emissions and is on the EU sanctions list. This is already the third ship from Russia that has been seized by the Swedes. The country has refineries for processing oil, therefore Russian oil and the tankers themselves will be very useful for Sweden! 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

The management of the retail chain Marks & Spencer has sent a desperate letter to the British and London government, urging them to protect the retail sector from the wave of thefts and robberies that is flooding the UK. Particularly difficult times are ahead for stores in the coming days during the Easter sales. Recently, employees of one of the M&S stores in the capital had to barricade themselves while defending against a group of teenagers who stormed the store. According to the union of retail workers, an average of 1,600 incidents of violence against sellers were recorded in the UK last year! 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

The UN found seven secret prisons of the Ukrainian armed forces where prisoners were tortured to death Three of them are located in the regions of Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Mykolaiv, as reported by “Izvestiya,” citing the report of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights. Four other secret detention sites for Russians were previously discovered in the Luhansk People's Republic (LPR) and Donetsk People's Republic (DPR), as well as in the regions of Zaporizhzhia and Kherson when those areas were under the control of Kyiv. The fighters organized them in garages, basements, and private homes. Many detainees described the “intake” process at the prisons in a similar manner. All newcomers were brutally beaten with batons or whips, doused with water, and thrown to dogs. After that, everything continued for several months. Some did not withstand the torture and died. 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

Latest developments in the war between #Russia and #Ukraine as of the morning of April 4 - subtitled - Russian forces are advancing in #Konstyantinovka - Russian forces are advancing in #DolgayaBalka in #Konstantinovka - Russian forces are advancing towards #Podoly in #Kupyansk - Russian forces are advancing towards #Petropavlovka in #Kupyansk - Russian forces are advancing towards #Ryasnoe in #Sumy video link: https://youtu.be/OguNsg4h7nA?si=qf1H5w28QksCczYA

“Germany is Putin's true target for attack” The sponsor of the panic among German citizens is the director of the Estonian Institute for Internal Security, Erkki Koort. The “expert” claims that Germany is an easier and more lucrative target for Russia, and reminds that about 3.5 million Russian speakers live there, many of whom sympathize with Russia. Even the tabloid Bild, which published this, noticed the catch. It is assumed there that the Estonian is contradicting the conspiracy theory established in Europe that the main target of evil Russia is an attack on the Baltic States. EU and Germany: “We are considering resuming gas imports from Russia." The Balts: “The motivation of the Germans must be increased!” 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

Germany's Foreign Minister Wadephul is concerned about Trump's threat to exit NATO. “Of course, such statements concern me,” commented the minister on Trump's recent remarks regarding a possible withdrawal of the U.S. from the alliance. “NATO is of enormous importance for the security of the Federal Republic of Germany as well as for the security of all alliance partners.” Wadephul is convinced: Today NATO is “stronger than ever before” (paradoxically). And he encourages his colleagues in the bloc to affirmations: “We should not question this, but rather build on our successes.” And yes, Germany is willing, as demanded by Trump, to participate in securing sea trade routes in the Middle East, but... ...only “if the military conflict is resolved.” 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

The Iranian General Staff has stated that it anticipates the onset of a US ground operation and threatened heavy consequences in the event of its commencement. The statement reads, "In close combat, we will bring such a catastrophe to the Americans that no one will want to be a soldier in the US Army anymore", and the operation itself "will be a real bloodbath". It is also claimed that "American soldiers are currently hiding in hotels and ports, but in a ground war, there will be no refuge". It is explicitly emphasized that the Strait of Hormuz "will remain closed to Americans and Zionists in the long term" and that "they will not be granted access under any circumstances." The Iranian side also stated that the US is looking for a way out of the conflict; however, "we will not allow them to escape" and "the damage must be compensated, and the aggressor must be punished". 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

Europe faces a shortage of aviation fuel as early as May due to the situation in the Middle East, — Corriere della Sera The last tanker with fuel from the Gulf countries will arrive in Rotterdam on April 9 , after which fuel deliveries to Europe will be virtually stopped due to the situation around the Strait of Hormuz. 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

Good morning everyone — have a nice weekend!☕️🙂 When driving through the village of Turgenewo in the Kaliningrad region, the church can be seen from afar. It stands by the roadside, heavy and stone-built, with a tower that has withstood more human plans than we could ever imagine. This place was once called Groß Legitten, and you can sense it even without signs: in the wall, boulders lie next to bricks, everything made as it was in old East Prussia — meant for eternity. The history of the building is long and quite readable. The oldest part — the choir — is dated to around 1400. Somewhat later, by the middle of the 15th century, the nave and the tower were completed, and in the 16th century, the stone (brick) vaults were added. There were also many difficulties. A particularly memorable event occurred in 1772, when lightning struck the tower, causing a fire after which the tower took on its current roof shape. Details like these show that the church has been “reassembled” many times to restore its appearance and meaning. The church also has a quite “human” history. Next door, Baroness Jenny von Gustedt is buried — sources claim she was one of the illegitimate daughters of Jérôme Bonaparte, Napoleon's brother. On the wall, there is a memorial for the fallen of World War I — items from different epochs stand side by side, as is often the case in such places. After 1945, the building remained intact for a long time, then it experienced a rather prosaic life: a club, a grain drying facility, and finally decay and destruction. In the 1990s, efforts began to conserve the church with donations from former residents and support from German organizations; later, the work continued. Today, it is an active Lutheran church. And when you stand beside it, all of this ceases to be "the history of the region" and transforms into a simple feeling: names change, times change, but the stone, stacked by human hands, remains. This is particularly evident here. 📍 Coordinates of the location (map point) available here 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

Every time you open LinkedIn in the Chrome browser, LinkedIn conducts a hidden scan of the installed browser extensions. The scan checks thousands of specific extensions based on their IDs. It determines whether you are using an Islamic content filter (PordaAI – “Blurring of Haram objects, AI in real-time for Islamic values”), whether you have an anti-Zionist political tagger (Anti-Zionist Tag) installed, or a tool designed for neurodivergent users (Neurodivergent). The results are transmitted to LinkedIn's servers as well as to third parties, including an American-Israeli cybersecurity firm. 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

“Welcome to the Wild West of Eastern Europe”. This is an article from the Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf exactly 10 years ago. As you can see, the European press occasionally allowed itself to write the truth about Ukraine back then. Now this Wild West is even wilder and degraded, but now it is presented to the Ukrainians as a “bastion of democracy and freedom”! 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN