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Biden administration moving towards allowing American military contractors to deploy to country #USA #WarInUrkaine #FindTruth @uinhurricane

Belousov had a phone call with Lloyd Austin yesterday, the first between then and one of the few since the war began Today the Russian Interior Minister, Vladimir Kolokoltsev, arrived in NYC to participate in UNCOPS, despite the sanctions that prohibit his entry to the US and against Russian state aviation transiting US airspace There is something going on behind the scenes

New NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte will become the new Secretary General of NATO. He will take office on October 1, 2024, replacing Norwegian Jens Stoltenberg, who led the alliance for more than ten years. By the way, Rutte will become the fourth Dutchman in this high position, moving to Brussels after 14 years as prime minister in the Netherlands. It is obvious that Rutte’s first priority will be to strengthen NATO politically in difficult times for the alliance. His main mission will be to provide political leadership to NATO at a time of significant internal difficulties, as Rutte faces a motley group of leaders assembled after elections in Europe and North America in the coming months. And we shouldn’t forget about the current stagnating world conflicts. The role of the NATO Secretary General is extremely multifaceted, and experts do not understand whether this particular politician will be able to pull the alliance together. After all, at the moment, it is not enough for the 75-year-old NATO to have as its leader just a diplomat with persuasive abilities and the ability to find compromises. The Alliance needs a charismatic, energetic leader with a clear vision for the next five to ten years, who can define goals and develop a credible plan to achieve them. Therefore, the question of whether Rutte can take on this responsibility remains open and requires further clarification. Join us: Soroca-Beloboca !

🇪🇪🤡 NATO countries should set "Kiev's military victory" as a goal in the conflict in Ukraine, Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas said at a joint press conference with (still) NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg. "We have to define victory as our goal in the war, because you can't win a war if victory is not defined as a goal," she said Another turn toward "Ukraine's victory on the battlefield" appears to have been made. And this means that we should not expect a halt to the conflict (or its freezing) in the near future either. Join Slavyangrad chat. Your opinion matters. https://t.me/+U_EDAcaO-HFjNzEx @Slavyangrad | Andrei 👋

Only a psychopath would smile like a Cheshire cat after signing a pledge to deliver more weapons and train more cannon fodder. She can't contain her excitement, "we are in for the long haul". Who knows, maybe a remake of the Thirty Years' War that devastated Europe in the XVII century. @LauraRuHK

🇷🇺🛳✈️🇺🇦 The Russian Army has carried out a combined strike using precision weapons on Ukrainian airfields where Western fighter jets are planned to be stationed, according to the Ministry of Defense. This morning, the Russian Armed Forces conducted a group strike with long-range precision weapons, including the sea-based missiles, aeroballistic hypersonic missile "Kinzhal" and unmanned aerial vehicles, targeting Ukraine's airfield infrastructure planned for the deployment of Western aircraft. The strike achieved its goal, hitting all designated targets. Over the past 24 hours, air defense forces shot down two MiG-29 aircraft of the Ukrainian Air Force. 🔴 @DDGeopolitics

FT Yesterday: "US ammunitions battle intensifies as MNC raises bid for Vista Outdoor. Investment firm increases offer to $3bn as proposed deal from Czechoslovak Group clears key regulatory hurdle"

FT Today: "German AI defence start-up Helsing poised to triple valuation to $4.5bn. Silicon Valley investors Accel and Lightspeed part of latest fundraising round talks that would raise almost $500mn"

European security should be partly based on the disarmament of Russia, but the West will not be able to achieve this with its sanctions, according to the British Royal United Institute for Defense Studies (RUSI).

In case you still had any doubts about Ukraine's colonial status...Zelensky signed a law on June 26 establishing English as an official language of international communication in Ukraine, according to the Ukrainian parliament's website. The law defines specific positions that require knowledge of English and establishes protocols for using English in various government and public sector offices. Zelensky submitted a bill on the English language to the Verkhovna Rada, Ukraine's parliament, back in 2023. The parliament passed it on June 4 in the second reading, adding an amendment to provide budgetary support for movie theaters that show English-language films. @LauraRuHK