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https://www.donbasshumaid.com It has been 67 days without Russell in this world. But even after passing into the next world, he continues to inspire people to do good deeds effectively to help those who are in real need in Donbass. He inspires us by his example, which Russell has already left in the history of all mankind. Watch the video to the end and you'll hear the painfully familiar "This is Texas in Donbass.... Be sure to check with our website... and ... DAVAI!" The war in Donbass continues for the eleventh year. Eleventh year of destruction, shellings and death of people. Our volunteers came to the family of Ivanovs. These people including children have suffered from a fire. They lost everything. Everything burned down. Many thanks to our donors for your support! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhfy5Ua35NA

🇺🇸🇺🇦Zelensky says (most likely lying) that under the security guarantee agreement, America undertakes to supply Patriot and “squadrons of fighters, including F-16, but not only” t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

Today we are all following the fate of NTV channel correspondents who came under fire from the VFU in Gorlovka. Unfortunately, Valery Kozhin’s life was cut short due to severe injuries received while performing his professional duty. Deep condolences to Valery's family and loved ones. Source: @PushilinDenis

G7 reaching political agreement on use of Russian assets — Italian PM Leaders of the Group of Seven (G7) reached a political agreement at their summit on the use of Russian assets for Ukraine, Prime Minister of Italy Giorgia Meloni said. This refers to the use of revenues from invested Russian assets that are currently frozen for guarantees of loans to Kiev, Meloni noted. "We reached the political agreement on providing financial support to Ukraine in the amount of $50 bln until the end of the year through a system of loans. It is not the confiscation but [the use] of accumulated interest," she said. The scheme should now be determined "from the technical point of view," she added. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

#Michael_Braiden №25 Hello everyone! Michael Bzhishkyan, a migration lawyer from Moscow, is here again😉 Info about me here: https://t.me/ForeignAgentIntel/7474 Today I offer you a recent case where a married couple from the USA won a quota for a temporary residence permit in Russia from the first time! Earlier this year, a married couple from the US approached me with a request for residency in Russia. Unfortunately, they had no direct grounds for obtaining a temporary residence permit or residence permit in Russia, but they had a great desire to live in Russia. To complete the picture, I would like to point out that at the time of contacting our company, our clients were in Russia on a simple three-year tourist visa. Yes, US citizens can get a tourist visa to Russia for 3 years! Our clients did not consider the option of obtaining a residence permit through investments and therefore we suggested that they apply for a quota of temporary residence permit.* *For those who do not know, the quota of temporary residence permit is an analogue of the green card system in the US. That is, people who have no grounds for a temporary residence permit can apply to the migration authority. If a special commission allocates them a quota, then they can apply for a temporary residence permit in Russia. You can apply repeatedly until you win the quota. As a result, the quota was allocated to them from the first time 🎉🎉🎉 After winning the quota, our clients decided to continue co-operation with us in terms of obtaining a temporary residence permit. Our specialists analysed the documents and gave recommendations on how to collect the missing documents. In this case, there were 2 things that delayed the application for a temporary residence permit: 1. Obtaining a criminal record certificate from the USA According to our observations, it becomes a problem for US citizens who want to obtain this document. Many people, not finding a solution to obtain this document while in Russia, simply go back to the U.S. to obtain such a certificate. We would like to remind you that this certificate is valid for only 3 months! Take this into account if you are going to apply for a temporary residence permit or residence permit. 2. Passing exams Our clients have shared their experience in preparing for the exams in detail. In total, it took them ~3 months for intensive preparation. Read the whole experience of taking the exams and passing the medical tests: 🔸Exams : https://t.me/c/1778694638/8064 🔸Medical exams : https://t.me/c/1778694638/8280 As a result, both spouses were accompanied by our specialist this week to submit their applications for temporary residence permits. The applications were accepted on the first try! We now have ~4 months to wait to receive the TRP. Coincidentally, after 8 months of holding the TRP, they will be able to apply for an indefinite residence permit based on the TRP. This simple and relevant story shows that it is realistic to obtain residency in Russia within a moderate timeframe. I would be happy to provide you with a full consultation on moving to Russia! =================== 👉 If you need a legal service (visa application, obtaining residency, buying a property or building a house, moving to Russia, etc.), you can leave a request at the link https://bit.ly/MoveToRussia 👉 For all subscribers of this channel: - there is a 10% discount on all our services - all consultations are absolutely free

UK parrots US sanctions on Russia The British government has followed Washington’s lead by targeting the country’s energy sector and key financial institutions. In total, 50 entities and individuals were identified in the sanctions list, aimed at disrupting Moscow’s ability to get around a price cap on Russian oil through the use of an alleged ‘shadow fleet’ of tankers. New targets also include institutions at the heart of Russia’s financial system, particularly the Moscow Stock Exchange and its two subsidiaries, the National Clearing Center (NCC) and the National Settlement Depository (NSD). The action was taken in coordination with the US, which designated the MOEX a day earlier, the UK government said. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

The "Regime Change Russia" gang. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

Russia formally charges WSJ journalist with spying for CIA Evan Gershkovich is accused of collecting intelligence about the Russian military industry. Investigators claimed in a statement that they have evidence proving the US citizen was acting on behalf of the a foreign intelligence agency when he tried to collect classified information about Uralvagonzavod, a major Russian producer of tanks and armored vehicles, in Ekaterinburg in March 2023. The case, which was compiled based on materials provided by the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB), has been sent for trial at a court in the Urals region of Sverdlovsk, it added. The court has jurisdiction as Uralvagonzavod is located in the region and the alleged crimes were committed on its soil. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

Russia to continue working with Armenia to clarify Yerevan's position on CSTO Russia will continue to work with Armenia to clarify Yerevan's position on the CSTO, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said. "As for Armenia, we will continue to work with our Armenian friends, we will clarify their position, of course, we hope that in any case we will stick to partnership and alliance relations," the spokesman said when asked to comment on Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's statement on Armenia's withdrawal from the CSTO. "Every country has its own priorities. Our priorities are well understood, we consistently defend them. The CSTO member states also share these priorities in the field of security and collective security," Peskov added, saying that Armenia is certainly interested in this as well. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

Medvedev urges to turn life in West into 'permanent nightmare' in response to sanctions Russia should get biblical with its response to Western sanctions by turning life in the West into a "permanent nightmare" and inflicting maximum damage on unfriendly countries, Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev said. "We should try every day to do as much damage as possible to those countries that have imposed these restrictions on our country and all our citizens. Hit them where it hurts," the official wrote on his Telegram channel. "Do damage everywhere, paralyze the operation of their companies and government agencies. Find vulnerabilities in their critical technologies and attack them mercilessly. Literally destroy their energy, industry, transportation, banking and social services," he said. "Let's turn their lives into an ongoing permanent nightmare," Medvedev concluded, referencing the Old Testament principle of "an eye for an eye." t.me/ForeignAgentIntel