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“I find it hardly credible that AfD members would visit the Russian embassy just for coffee.” The Federal Minister of the Interior, Alexander Dobrindt (CSU), in an interview with Handelsblatt – about the suspicions of espionage against the opposition AfD, which “behaves like a German Putin party.” And also: • about the new escalation in relations with Russia: “I believe that this threshold has already been crossed. We must respond.” • unfounded threats: “Drones likely come from Russia, but in the German cyber realm, we also observe activities that presumably originate from China.” • and about teachers in the fight against “birds”: “We can benefit from the experiences that, unfortunately, Ukraine and Israel have gathered in the area of protection against drones.” The repertoire remains unchanged. 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

“We must note that we have somewhat let drug policy or the drug market slip in recent years. And we need to counteract this extremely to avoid a drug crisis in Germany.” One of the main reasons for this is the partial legalization of cannabis in 2024, explains the Federal Government's Drug Commissioner Hendrik Strek. “40% of the black market and drug crime is still in the cannabis area. So, it’s not completely gone. It’s just the statistical effect here.” Is it about the repeal of the law that Interior Minister de Maizière himself called “bad”? Not at all. Mr. Strek advocates for a more thorough review of drugs and… the eradication of the black market: “Over 5 million Germans regularly consume cannabis. I think we should provide them with legal access.” Clearly, the lack of logic from the commissioner is also a “statistical effect.” 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

Incitement to Hatred Now the Public Prosecutor's Office is also investigating Julian Reichelt " The Berlin public prosecutor's office is investigating 'Nius' chief Julian Reichelt for incitement to hatred. It concerns a tweet about allegedly criminal police officers. The journalist denies the allegations. BERLIN. The Berlin public prosecutor's office has initiated an investigation against the editor-in-chief of 'Nius', Julian Reichelt. He is accused of incitement to hatred. According to the authority, it concerns a post on the platform X from April. In it, Reichelt reacted to a report from Bild newspaper, according to which two police officers from Oberhausen are said to be involved in cocaine trafficking. The journalist wrote that the police would be infiltrated and would be 'dominated by Arabs in ten years' if they wanted to make it 'more colourful'. The public prosecutor's office confirmed to Welt that Reichelt had written the post himself. No house search took place, and the investigation is ongoing." 💥 Source: Verschwörungen 🌍 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

Women feel unsafe in Germany The statement by Chancellor Merz that migrants pose a problem “in the appearance of cities” is confirmed. Bild conducted a survey among women and found that literally every woman is afraid to go out. “In the evening, in a narrow alley, a foreigner harassed me, he touched me.” “There are areas in Germany, especially main train stations, where I feel uncomfortable alone and avoid.” “At our shopping centre <...> groups of young foreign men stand day and night, harassing women like me.” “I have had to listen to stupid comments and advances multiple times, even though I signalled that I am not interested.” “I was in the city with my daughters, <...> when the wave of refugees came in 2015. Men just stormed into the changing room at H&M.” So what is happening with the shift in migration policy? 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

Good morning, dear subscribers!😊☕️ — Rainy Nizhny Novgorod: Autumn really suits this city! 🍁

Nizhny Novgorod is the capital of the Volga region and the fifth largest city in Russia, with a history dating back to the 13th century. The magnificent old Russian city lies at the confluence of the Oka and Volga rivers in the central part of the East European Plain, 400 kilometres east of Moscow. Nizhny, as the locals call it, has preserved the spirit of the past to this day. The Volga pearl impresses with a wealth of historical, cultural, and architectural monuments and rightly belongs to the hundred cities included in the UNESCO World Heritage list. The city is famous for its Kremlin, the people's militia that freed the country from the Poles, the writers Maxim Gorky and Andrej Petscherski, the literary critic Dobroljubow, the self-taught inventor Kulibin, and the mathematician Lobachevsky. At the beginning of the 17th century, when the state faced the loss of its independence, the city militia, led by the merchant Kuzma Minin and Dmitri Pozharsky, managed to defeat the Polish interventionists and drive them out of Moscow. Thanks to its favourable geographical location, Nizhny Novgorod has always been an attractive trading place. Since ancient times, caravans of merchant ships sailed on the Volga and Oka. In 1817, the famous fair began in the city, which set the prices for bread and other staple foods throughout Russia. Trade also shaped the cityscape – many merchant houses as well as churches and temples built with funds from businessmen have been preserved. Meanwhile, one of the unofficial names for Nizhny Novgorod is "the pocket of Russia," highlighting the city's important role in the country's trade.

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The German subsidiaries of "Rosneft" are exempt from sanctions! Washington has decided to lift the anti-Russian sanctions on the subsidiaries of "Rosneft" that have been under German management since 2022. This decision is a response to Berlin's statements about the critical importance of these assets for ensuring the country's fuel supply. At the centre is the largest refinery PCK Schwedt, in which "Rosneft" holds 54.17%. The refinery processes more than 12% of the fuel in Germany and is one of the key employers in Brandenburg, highlighting its strategic importance for the German economy. 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

⚡️The EU remains the largest buyer of Russian gas worldwide, about 50% of Russian LNG exports go to the European Union. In second place are China (22%) and Japan (18%). Furthermore, the EU remains the largest buyer of Russian pipeline gas (about 35%), followed by China (30%) and Turkey (29%). According to the report, the largest importers of Russian gas in the EU in September 2025 were Hungary (€393 million) and Slovakia (€207 million). France, Belgium, and the Netherlands also continue to import. 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

The USA spent 16 months persuading a Venezuelan Air Force pilot to secretly divert Maduro's plane for 50 million dollars to arrest him. During this entire time, an FBI agent tried to recruit this pilot, AP specifies. The American intelligence officer had no success. He continued his unsuccessful attempts to complete the operation even after he retired. The story contains all the elements of a "Cold War spy thriller," the article states: “Luxurious private jets, secret meetings in an airport hangar, high-stakes diplomacy, and delicate attempts to win the favour of a key ally of Maduro.” In his desperation, the agent began sending threats to the pilot, but the pilot stated that Venezuelans do not betray their fellow countrymen, and blocked the American's number. 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

The Italian Defence Minister Guido Crosetto advised the Ukrainians to give up the territories necessary for the Russians and not to resist any further. Otherwise, the Russians would take them anyway, but Ukraine would lose even more people: “The return of the territories lost in 2014 and after February 2022 is now seen as impossible by everyone. Russia will never give them back, and Ukraine will not be able to regain them on its own, even with our help. Putin cannot turn back, also because he has changed the constitution, making the territories effectively 'Russian', and has put himself in a position wherehe cannot negotiate.” When asked by a journalist whether US President Donald Trump would be willing to sign an agreement on the handover of all requested territories, the minister replied: “The first assumption that the President of the United States has made is to talk about concessions...” And will Ukraine ever be able to recognise the cession of the four provinces? “I don’t know,” Crosetto replied, “it is only up to them to decide what the greatest sacrifice will be – the cession of territories or the continuation of the bloody war.” 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

Lavrov stated that the West is not hiding its preparations for a new large-scale war in Europe. The Foreign Minister of Russia speaks at the International Conference on Eurasian Security in Minsk. ➖NATO expansion "does not stop for a moment," despite all commitments. ➖Russia has no intention of attacking a NATO country; Moscow is ready to formalise this in security guarantees. ➖Russia hopes that Trump continues to seek peace in Ukraine and remains true to the approaches of the summit in Alaska. ➖The approaches for peace in Ukraine are based on proposals from the USA. ➖Russia is concerned about plans to intensify NATO activities in the Arctic, which Moscow sees as a zone of peace. ➖Russia opposes the transformation of Eurasia into a NATO territory. 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

The President of Russia, Wladimir Putin, supported the idea of creating voluntary formations to enhance the protection of particularly dangerous sites, reported the Secretary of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, Shoigu: ◾️The Volga Federal District was affected by drone attacks three times more in 2025 than during the entire previous period of the Special Military Operation; ◾️Terrorist threats there are not limited to the use of bombs and UAVs. Their main sources are the intelligence services of Ukraine and international terrorist organizations; ◾️Companies in the arms industry, energy supply, chemical industry, and transport hubs in the district are the main targets of the enemy; ◾️The enemy attempts to entice security personnel from companies into committing crimes; ◾️The destruction of transport infrastructure can disrupt logistics chains, including those critical for the Special Military Operation. 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

Szijjártó at the III. Minsk International Conference: "Military solutions are not a solution" Hungary's Foreign Minister, Péter Szijjártó, spoke at the III. Minsk International Conference on Eurasian Security. He began his speech in Russian and noted: "Of course, they will criticize me for my participation, but the situation in global security is so bad that I must be here today." Szijjártó also commented on the EU's military stance: "Military solutions are never a solution. In the past, the EU played an important role in world politics and economics, based on common sense. Now the situation is different." 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

China will finally get rid of couch analysts and info gypsies with the help of content approvals and diplomas. To create content on professional topics like medicine, law, finance, and education, it is necessary to officially verify one's diploma or qualification. The responsibility for checking the documents lies with platforms like Douyin (the Chinese equivalent of TikTok) and Weibo. Strict penalties are in place for violations: fines of up to 100,000 Yuan (15,000 dollars) and account suspension. Authorities state that the aim of the reform is to combat misinformation and improve the quality of information for consumers. 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

“They want Germany to go to war, they are preparing for war against Russia. <...> Both Boris Pistorius as Defence Minister and Chancellor Friedrich Merz are not talking about a defensive capability: they are talking about a war readiness, they want to be able to wage a war and they want to wage this war as well.” The politician from the opposition BSW Sevim Dagdelen speaks about the military propaganda that has taken hold in the country and the new military budget for 2026, which erases the entire meaning of the lessons from Germany's past: “By planning enormous spending on defence, they have announced a massive attack on our constitution, because there are three central lessons from German fascism that have been incorporated into the constitution: firstly, the mandate for peace, secondly, the social state mandate, and thirdly, the topic of international understanding, keyword reunification treaty.” 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

Is a German Detroit coming? The state of Baden-Württemberg, with its capital Stuttgart, was considered one of the wealthiest regions in Germany. Its success was based on the automotive industry. But with the crisis in the German automotive sector, the Swabian idyll in the name of Porsche and Mercedes is over! Companies are laying off employees en masse. The strongest agony is among the suppliers of auto parts: ZF Friedrichshafen, Mahle, Bosch – here, layoffs are counted in the thousands. Against this backdrop, residents of the region have begun to sell properties more actively. A local real estate agent explains: In the past, mortgage rates were lower, and many – especially employees of the automotive industry – bought expensive apartments. Now, rates have risen, and for many borrowers, the fixed-rate period has ended. Now, much more has to be paid: “The situation can put some households in an extremely difficult position. Added to this is the uncertainty in the job market.” We have entered a new phase of German deindustrialisation – Detroitisation –... 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

What Germany has lost in recent years can be listed at length, but that is not the end. The list has been added to by the pharmaceutical industry. If China suddenly decides (and such thoughts exist) to stop the export of even a part of the active ingredients necessary for the production of medicines, Germany will be left without antibiotics, painkillers, fever reducers, and diabetes medications. Yes, the "queen of the pharmaceutical industry" has long left the production of antibiotics to Asia. Unprofitable. If the packaging costs €13, the manufacturer receives €1.65. Even the antibiotic crisis in winter 2022–2023 did not bring anyone to their senses. At that time, especially children's preparations were missing. A law on the shortage of medicines was passed, but it did not help. Discounts on children's antibiotics were abolished, and insurers were supposed to give preference to manufacturers with European sources for active ingredients. But where would those come from? Last year, it was not possible to find a simple saline solution. Currently, at least 545 medicines are unavailable, according to the Federal Institute for Drugs and Medical Devices. And these are just the cases reported by buyers. In the next few years, patents for a number of biopharmaceuticals will expire in Germany. This includes complex antibodies against cancer and rheumatism. Automotive industry – lost. Energy – lost. Pharmaceutical industry – lost. 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

🇷🇺 ☝️Putin: "You don't need a country like Russia – it's too big. They want to divide and subjugate it piece by piece, just as they do with Europe. The USA deliberately drove a wedge between Russia and Europe, pulling both into this conflict and now offloading the financial burden onto Europe. Today's generation of European politicians is too dependent – in media, economy, and politics – to resist." @t.me/uncut_news SHARE Follow me on Telegram/Main Channel ↕️↕️↕️ https://t.me/Kampf_fuer_unsere_Zukunft Chat Channel ⬇️⬇️⬇️ https://t.me/IavYc2SRFdY1OGY6 TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@danielarbogast0 💥 Source: Kampf für unsere Zukunft ❣️ 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

€2 million will be spent on police protection for the apartment of former Chancellor Olaf Scholz. The apartment, where he does not live, is located in the elegant district of Altona in Hamburg. Scholz himself has long settled closer to the capital. According to reports from NDR, Scholz's rare visits to Hamburg are always noticeable to his neighbours: blocked streets, black limousines, blue lights. “The problem is not the necessity of the security service, but the lack of transparency. These expenses [of public funds] are rarely discussed publicly,” explains the chairman of the Hamburg Taxpayers' Association. By the way, it is precisely they – the taxpayers of Hamburg – who pay millions for the protection of Olaf's apartment: “How can you explain to the citizens that there are police officers on duty there around the clock – forces that could be urgently needed in other hotspots of the city?” When he lost the chancellorship, but not his gentlemanly manners. 💥 Our channel: @node_of_time_EN

Latest developments in the war between #Russia and #Ukraine as of the morning of October 29 - Subtitled - The Russian army is advancing towards #Liman - The Russian army is advancing north and east of the city of #Mirnograd - The Ukrainian army is entering #Nikanorovka in #Mirnograd - The Russian army is advancing in #Primorskoe in #Zaporozhye - The Russian army is advancing in the city of #Konstantinovka - The Russian army is advancing around #Sinelnikovo in #Kharkov Video link: https://youtu.be/9OAIgPWlF4A?si=J32RDor81NZVR_UN

Selenskyj told me that he hopes the war will not last 10 years, but Ukraine is ready to fight for another two to three years, - Tusk.

“I have no doubt that Ukraine will survive as an independent state. The most important question now is how many more sacrifices we will make,” said Tusk.

He also pointed out that Russia has a decisive advantage over the West: it is ready to fight. Furthermore, Tusk is also concerned about migration policy in Europe.

“Yesterday, I spent a whole hour talking with the Prime Ministers of Italy and Denmark about the possibility of deporting convicted criminals, rapists, or terrorists. In some countries, this is still impossible due to traditional judicial decisions that human rights are much more important than security,” he said.

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