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On the night of June 21-22 a mourning action “Candle of Memory” took place in memory of those died during the 1941-45 War. That night, Hitler's Germany attacked the Soviet Union, tens of millions died. The action took place in many cities. In St. Petersburg – on Palace Square @MyLordBebo | Boost us! | X

Joe Biden, November 3, 2020

How Russia tried to peacefully coexist with NATO 30 years ago, shortly after the dissolution of the USSR when genuine rapprochement between Russia and the West seemed viable, Moscow signed on to NATO’s Partnership for Peace program. This was not the only attempt by Russia to establish cordial relations with the US-led military bloc before the latter started openly encroaching on Russia’s doorstep. Here is a brief recap: 🌏On May 27, 1997, the Founding Act on Mutual Relations, Cooperation and Security between NATO and Russia was inked. Under the auspices of this treaty, the NATO-Russia Permanent Joint Council – the first cooperation mechanism between Russia and the bloc – was set up. 🌏In 1998, Russia’s permanent mission to NATO was set up in Brussels where the bloc’s headquarters is located. 🌏In February 2001, NATO’s Information Office was set up in Moscow. 🌏In May 2002, the NATO-Russia Council, which replaced the NATO-Russia Permanent Joint Council, was established. This mechanism was meant to facilitate joint decision making and help Russia and NATO member states operate as equal partners. 🌏In 2008 the relationship between Russia and NATO took a turn for the worse when the bloc tacitly backs Georgia’s military action in South Ossetia, which involved an attack on a Russian peacekeeping contingent there. The United States and its allies opted to pin the blame on Russia for the ensuing escalation in the region. 🌏In 2014, practical cooperation between Russia and NATO was all but halted as NATO countries openly opposed Crimea’s reunification with Russia. 👍 Boost us! | Subscribe to @geopolitics_live

The United States allowed Ukraine to attack the Russian Federation with its weapons at a distance of up to 100 km from the border WP reports this with reference to a Ukrainian official. However, American sources do not confirm this figure. The Pentagon also said that Kiev was given the go-ahead to use US-supplied air defense systems to strike Russian aircraft if they intend to “open fire on Ukrainian airspace.”

US State Deputy Assistant Secretary for Palestinian-Israeli affairs leaves his post Andrew Miller, deputy assistant secretary of state to Antony Blinken, has been an official skeptic of the Biden administration's approach to the Israeli government, the Washington Post reports. Miller's resignation comes amid growing concern within the US government over the huge number of civilian casualties during Israel's Gaza operation and the fact that policy on the issue is determined by a small group of advisers close to Biden. According to the publication, his departure could affect the efforts of those US diplomats who favor a sharper disassociation from the policies of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his far-right coalition. 👍 Boost us! | Subscribe to @geopolitics_live

"Biden stated that Trump now poses a greater threat to the country than during his time in office," - The Washington Post.

Dear Ukrainian patriots, jumping around and calling Putin a dick in Dusseldorf isn’t going to help with your peremoga. Sincerely, Everyone. Did anyone else notice the disproportionate presence of draft eligible men in those crowds? чемодан, вокзал, окоп! @BazaFromOlga

Unstoppable robot dogs from the Chinese company Unitree Robotics These high-performance robot dogs can be easily armed...

China has imposed sanctions against the American company Lockheed Martin in connection with the sale of weapons to Taiwan, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said.