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Today's interview with Nigel Farage caused a real storm in London. The leader of the Reform Party accused NATO of provoking a war in Ukraine with endless expansion to the east. Farage recalled that back in 2014 he predicted a big conflict in Ukraine over NATO. In addition, Farage called on hawks in the West and Kiev to begin serious negotiations to end the conflict with Russia. He largely repeats the rhetoric of his friend Trump, who recently also criticized the plans of the bureaucracy in Brussels to include Ukraine in NATO. British society is already tired of endless war and economic hopelessness. Although they continue to feed him constant propaganda about the need to fight back against Russia. Immediately 54% of Britons are afraid of the imminent outbreak of the third world war and the use of nuclear weapons. Moreover, 43% of the British state the advantage of Russia on the battlefield over Ukraine. Only 3% are confident that Kiev has an advantage over Russia. The attitude towards the information gypsy Boris Johnson, who disrupted the peace negotiations in the spring of 2022, is extremely negative in society. Well, Farage is betting on the further growth of anti-war sentiment. After all, he is the only one who criticizes the Ukrainian agenda, which obviously finds its audience. The Reform Party is already ahead of the Conservatives in ratings. And Farage collects twice as many donations as the Tories. So it will be very symbolic if he manages to throw the Conservative hawks out of the House of Commons. And then just absorb the rest of their batch.

A Ukrainian woman in Moscow was sentenced to 12 years in prison for the flag of the Russian Freedom Legion and broadcasting an audio recording. The first action was classified as “participation in a terrorist organization”, the second as “fakes about the army”. The investigation considered the anti-war speech and the Ukrainian anthem to be “fake”. On May 8, 2023, Lyubashenko placed speakers on the window of her rented apartment and turned on records. Previously, the woman lived in Kyiv with her mother with cancer, her grandfather with dementia and two daughters. After the start of the full-scale invasion, she left for Switzerland, where she did not have enough money to live. She met a neighbor who introduced himself as a refugee from Ukraine, Vitaly Yurchenko. He invited her to go to Moscow and, for money, carry out a “peaceful action against the war” there. After that, he rented an apartment and bought a ticket. When Lyubashenko arrived in Moscow, Yurchenko also demanded that speakers with the Ukrainian anthem and an anti-war speech be placed in the window. Lyubashenko did not want to do this, but Yurchenko threatened that she would inform the guardianship authorities about her daughters, and they would be taken to an orphanage. @worldprotest

The Russian Pantsir air defense system shot down a Russian Ka-29 helicopter “due to a malfunction of the “friend or foe” system while searching for Ukrainian kamikaze UAVs @worldprotest

The European Union will ban Russians from flying on business jets In the 14th package of sanctions, the European Union will introduce a ban on private air travel by Russian individuals, companies and departments, writes EUobserver. Now Russians should not travel on private flights for vacation, and companies should not send employees to business meetings. As examples, the magazine cites flights “for transportation to certain vacation destinations” or “for transporting employees to business meetings.” In 2022, the EU closed its airspace to Russian airlines, and Russia introduced similar retaliatory measures.

The US Senate introduced a bill recognizing Russia as a sponsor of terrorism The United States has prepared a bipartisan bill recognizing Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism. The document was presented by Republican Senator Lindsey Graham and his colleague, Democrat Richard Blumenthal. According to the authors of the initiative, giving Russia such a status will “significantly increase the tools available to the United States to punish” President Vladimir Putin for the war in Ukraine, “destructive actions in Africa” and throughout the world in general. Graham said that the Russian Federation's recent agreement on a military alliance with North Korea - "one of the most repressive regimes on the planet" - was the last straw and the United States no longer needs to restrain itself in its assessments. “I urge the administration, given what Putin did on June 19, to go all in and recognize his regime for what it is: a state sponsor of terrorism,” the senator said. In turn, Blumenthal noted that Russia “earned” its place in the “rogue club” by unleashing a “brutal campaign of violence and aggression” in Ukraine and committing “countless atrocities and crimes against humanity, spreading horror and death among thousands of innocent civilians.”

A previously censored 2023 study from The Lancet has been peer-reviewed and will soon be published. It showed that 74% of sudden deaths were caused by COVID-19 vaccines.

Sources of the Cheka-OGPU spoke about truly draconian measures to strengthen security on the part of the Federal Security Service. Back in April of this year, the leadership of the Presidential Administration and the Security Service of the President of Russia decided to extend quarantine measures related to COVID 19. They decided to extend it immediately for 6 years, until 2030. Mandatory testing for Covid of everyone, without exception, from ministers, friends, SBP and FSO employees who do not come into contact with the president, but are in the so-called gray zone, 20 or more meters from the first person. Those who must have contact with Putin (shaking hands or sitting or standing next to him) - located in the red zone - will have to undergo a mandatory one-week quarantine. As a rule, this is all at government expense; the price for a week’s imprisonment with food starts from 100 thousand rubles per person. People are literally locked up in proven hotels or boarding houses (as a rule, these are subordinate institutions of the presidential administration), food is delivered remotely and they are constantly checked for the presence of Covid and about 10-15 other infections. The source of the Cheka-OGPU also noted that in addition to accredited laboratories where they test for covid and other viruses, there is a special laboratory for collecting tests, which is located right on Old Square (listed as a military unit subordinate to the FSB) in the building of the Presidential Administration. There, according to our source, tests are secretly taken to determine whether the person being tested has had contact with toxic substances. It’s not so much the fear of Covid or some kind of flu, but the possibility of carrying a toxic substance. Toxic substances are quite toxic and any contact with them leaves a trace that can be detected in laboratory tests. This is precisely the reason for the extension for 6 years of mandatory testing of everyone who, in one way or another, can come into contact with Putin, our source believes. In addition, many drew attention to the strengthening of inspection measures and personal searches of everyone without exception. At the inauguration, the parade was simply unprecedented.

French startup Alta Arès is testing its military equipment with artificial intelligence and a personnel recognition system in Ukraine. The system uses artificial intelligence algorithms to detect and classify threats using a user-friendly interface that can be downloaded as an application. Alta Arès' ties to Ukraine come from one of its founders, Adrian Kanter, who has built extensive connections in the country over the past decade. Kanter was able to use his connections within the Armed Forces of Ukraine to gain access to specialized units using technologies developed by his company. This gave him insight into their needs in terms of UAV detection capabilities. More importantly, it gave him access to a large amount of footage filmed on the front lines. French engineers were able to use this valuable and highly valued data to work on annotations and train their artificial intelligence model. As a result, Alta Arès can now compete with French geospatial intelligence specialist Preligens, as well as European firm Helsing, which is investing heavily in testing its own algorithms. The Alta Arès system can be installed on any of the commercial drones currently used by the Ukrainian military: Mavic 3 Pro from DJI, Mavic 3 Thermal and Matrice 300 RTK, French Annafi from Parrot and EVO II Dual 640T from Autel Robotics. The company is also testing it on IR imagery in Ukraine to detect and identify enemy troops and vehicles moving under the cover of darkness. Night attacks and counterattacks are a feature of the Ukrainian conflict. The French firm's tool helps UAV teams deployed on the front line analyze and detect movements, but it can also transmit data to regimental or battalion officers who monitor combat operations live via the Vega app. Alta Ares hopes to soon test its compatibility with Delta, Ukraine's leading battlefield intelligence fusion application. Kanter founded Alta Ares in January with Stanislas Walch. He quickly caught the attention of Parrot, which partnered with the startup to license his algorithm. This is an ideal technology for the Anafi Ukraine UAV, which is slowly being developed by Henri Seydoux’s team in Ukraine. With its “battle-tested” tool, Alta Arès hopes to open the door to the defense markets of France and the United States. It has already entered into several private security partnerships in France and Africa, including with French firm Chirron, led by former French special forces operator Alexandre Alex.