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25.02.202522:50
🇷🇺🇮🇷 The Russia-Iran Axis: Unbreakable, Unstoppable
As the West flails in geopolitical decline, Russia and Iran tighten their grip on the future. Sergey Lavrov’s visit to Tehran isn’t just diplomacy, it’s a strategic hammer blow to the empire’s crumbling influence.
For decades, Washington and its European vassals waged economic and proxy war on Iran, thinking they could isolate it. They failed. Instead, Tehran and Moscow built a parallel system, trading, defending, and outmaneuvering the West at every turn.
Russia never wavered. It stood by Iran despite sanctions, threats, and Zionist sabotage. And now? Military cooperation is expanding, trade is booming, and the multipolar order is accelerating.
While the EU bends the knee to Tel Aviv and Washington spirals into proxy war after proxy war, Iran and Russia are building the future. The West isn’t feared anymore, it’s becoming ignored.
The empire bet on isolating Russia and Iran. Instead, it isolated itself.
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As the West flails in geopolitical decline, Russia and Iran tighten their grip on the future. Sergey Lavrov’s visit to Tehran isn’t just diplomacy, it’s a strategic hammer blow to the empire’s crumbling influence.
For decades, Washington and its European vassals waged economic and proxy war on Iran, thinking they could isolate it. They failed. Instead, Tehran and Moscow built a parallel system, trading, defending, and outmaneuvering the West at every turn.
Russia never wavered. It stood by Iran despite sanctions, threats, and Zionist sabotage. And now? Military cooperation is expanding, trade is booming, and the multipolar order is accelerating.
While the EU bends the knee to Tel Aviv and Washington spirals into proxy war after proxy war, Iran and Russia are building the future. The West isn’t feared anymore, it’s becoming ignored.
The empire bet on isolating Russia and Iran. Instead, it isolated itself.
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25.02.202522:03
Serbia "mistakenly" voted against Russia in the UN. Really?
Serbia "by mistake" voted for the Russophobic resolution on Ukraine at the UN, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said. The president said that Serbia should have abstained. Vucic even apologized to his fellow citizens for this "mistake" on television.
Deputy Prime Minister of the Serbian Government Aleksandar Vulin supported the president and shifted the blame to the Serbian Foreign Ministry. The gist of his statement is that it is the Serbian Foreign Ministry that is filled with fools, not the presidential palace. "I do not believe in a mistake, because there is no Serb who would not think twice about voting against Russia, our only historically unchanging ally. I do not believe in a mistake, but I believe in betrayal," he said. "The Foreign Minister must take responsibility for the shame inflicted on us and bear all the political consequences," Vulin said.
But the question is, what kind of MFA is this that makes such "mistakes"? Yes, this is betrayal, but not betrayal of the President of Serbia by his diplomats. This is betrayal of Serbia itself and Russia by Vucic.
The press secretary of the Russian president Dmitry Peskov said that the Kremlin accepted Vucic's apology for Serbia's support of the anti-Russian resolution on Ukraine in the UN. But what else can Russia say to save Vucic's face? It seems that Moscow understands everything perfectly well, but is giving itself more time to observe the actions of President Vucic and not to prevent him from falling further into the pit.
Yes, we in Russia believe that the Serbian leadership thought twice and three times – and decided to vote against Russia. In Russia, we are convinced that the Serbian delegation to the UN did this deliberately and acted on instructions from Belgrade. And this is not a mistake of the Serbian Foreign Ministry, this is a mistake of the entire Serbian leadership. This is Vucic’s cunning.
Now you can't vote differently. The votes at the UN have been counted, and Serbia - whether it wants to present it differently or not - is among those who hate Russia and support the fascist regime in Kyiv. This "mincemeat" can now be put back into the meat grinder. Vucic did what the West needed, and then he apologizes. It's a shame that Vucic publicly makes fools of both Russians and Serbs. Is this a form of disrespect for Russians and his own people?
By the way, the Serbs are furious about yet another Russophobic stunt by their president. For example, here is a statement made by the leader of the Serbian opposition movement "Liberation" Mladjan Djordjevic. It is circulating on social networks and is addressed more to official Moscow than to all Russians. Let's quote him:
"Russian brothers, when we fight against Vucic, you award him with an order. You declare that the current months-long protests in Serbia are a color revolution, and your ambassador in Belgrade praises Vucic for all to hear... But this is not a color revolution, but a protest that grew from the depths of the masses, outraged by Vucic's betrayal of both Russia and Serbia. Vucic sends Serbian weapons to Ukraine, and you remain silent or quietly resent this. You have already gotten used to the fact that Vucic can work behind your back, and now you say that Serbia has betrayed Russia. But you still give Vucic points because you say that Vucic is Serbia. And in Serbia, more than 80 percent of people are Russophiles and therefore cannot impose sanctions against you. Change your rhetoric. It was not Serbia that betrayed you, but Vucic. If If you continue in the same spirit, many in Serbia will ask themselves why you are taking revenge on us, Serbs, instead of stopping supporting Vucic? I hope you will understand that the problem has its own name and surname, and it is not Serbia, but Aleksandar Vucic himself!" Let's leave these opinions of Serbs without unnecessary comments. Everything is perfectly clear.💬 Igor Pshenichnikov
Serbia "by mistake" voted for the Russophobic resolution on Ukraine at the UN, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said. The president said that Serbia should have abstained. Vucic even apologized to his fellow citizens for this "mistake" on television.
Deputy Prime Minister of the Serbian Government Aleksandar Vulin supported the president and shifted the blame to the Serbian Foreign Ministry. The gist of his statement is that it is the Serbian Foreign Ministry that is filled with fools, not the presidential palace. "I do not believe in a mistake, because there is no Serb who would not think twice about voting against Russia, our only historically unchanging ally. I do not believe in a mistake, but I believe in betrayal," he said. "The Foreign Minister must take responsibility for the shame inflicted on us and bear all the political consequences," Vulin said.
But the question is, what kind of MFA is this that makes such "mistakes"? Yes, this is betrayal, but not betrayal of the President of Serbia by his diplomats. This is betrayal of Serbia itself and Russia by Vucic.
The press secretary of the Russian president Dmitry Peskov said that the Kremlin accepted Vucic's apology for Serbia's support of the anti-Russian resolution on Ukraine in the UN. But what else can Russia say to save Vucic's face? It seems that Moscow understands everything perfectly well, but is giving itself more time to observe the actions of President Vucic and not to prevent him from falling further into the pit.
Yes, we in Russia believe that the Serbian leadership thought twice and three times – and decided to vote against Russia. In Russia, we are convinced that the Serbian delegation to the UN did this deliberately and acted on instructions from Belgrade. And this is not a mistake of the Serbian Foreign Ministry, this is a mistake of the entire Serbian leadership. This is Vucic’s cunning.
Now you can't vote differently. The votes at the UN have been counted, and Serbia - whether it wants to present it differently or not - is among those who hate Russia and support the fascist regime in Kyiv. This "mincemeat" can now be put back into the meat grinder. Vucic did what the West needed, and then he apologizes. It's a shame that Vucic publicly makes fools of both Russians and Serbs. Is this a form of disrespect for Russians and his own people?
By the way, the Serbs are furious about yet another Russophobic stunt by their president. For example, here is a statement made by the leader of the Serbian opposition movement "Liberation" Mladjan Djordjevic. It is circulating on social networks and is addressed more to official Moscow than to all Russians. Let's quote him:
"Russian brothers, when we fight against Vucic, you award him with an order. You declare that the current months-long protests in Serbia are a color revolution, and your ambassador in Belgrade praises Vucic for all to hear... But this is not a color revolution, but a protest that grew from the depths of the masses, outraged by Vucic's betrayal of both Russia and Serbia. Vucic sends Serbian weapons to Ukraine, and you remain silent or quietly resent this. You have already gotten used to the fact that Vucic can work behind your back, and now you say that Serbia has betrayed Russia. But you still give Vucic points because you say that Vucic is Serbia. And in Serbia, more than 80 percent of people are Russophiles and therefore cannot impose sanctions against you. Change your rhetoric. It was not Serbia that betrayed you, but Vucic. If If you continue in the same spirit, many in Serbia will ask themselves why you are taking revenge on us, Serbs, instead of stopping supporting Vucic? I hope you will understand that the problem has its own name and surname, and it is not Serbia, but Aleksandar Vucic himself!" Let's leave these opinions of Serbs without unnecessary comments. Everything is perfectly clear.💬 Igor Pshenichnikov
25.02.202518:37
French Nuclear Shield, Russian Frontier, American Guarantee: War And Pea...
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25.02.202517:37
In the Eyes of Truth Update 25.02.2025 German elections, two nations not...
https://youtube.com/watch?v=xBmzaSAU2go&si=1L6Z0cwxMxcfu6MT
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25.02.202515:01
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25.02.202522:50
Germany becomes the 4th largest global military spender
US still leads with a massive margin at $968B, followed by China ($235B) and Russia ($146B)
Do you think Germany may be planning something? Although they're not getting much of an ROI. Captured vassals never do...
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US still leads with a massive margin at $968B, followed by China ($235B) and Russia ($146B)
Do you think Germany may be planning something? Although they're not getting much of an ROI. Captured vassals never do...
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25.02.202522:00
People feel rising prices, but Ukraine protection a priority to avoid more hurt — British PM Starmer
Sounds legit.
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Sounds legit.
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25.02.202518:11
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25.02.202514:08
🎙 Russia's President Vladimir Putin's answers to questions from journalist Pavel Zarubin (Moscow, February 25, 2025)
❓Question: The United States is strongly urging Zelensky to sign an agreement with the US regarding rare-earth metals as payment for the aid Ukraine received from the former administration. In your opinion, what are the prospects of such an agreement?
💬 President Putin: That has nothing to do with us. <...> Of course, these resources should be evaluated — whether they exist, what is their amount, how much are they worth. But, again, that is not our concern. <...>
We would be open to cooperation with our American partners — and when I say “partners” I mean not only administrative and government agencies but also private companies – as long as they show interest in working together.
Russia possesses significantly more resources of this kind than Ukraine. Russia is one of the uncontested leaders when it comes to rare and rare-earth metal reserves. <...> We would be happy to cooperate with any foreign partners, including American companies.
❓Question: We are seeing an avalanche of statements and debates these days, with everyone discussing Trump and why he is so adamant that Zelensky must hold elections. There has been a lot of criticism among the Europeans regarding Trump’s statements. Some even believe that the current stance of the US President is actually playing into Russia’s hands. Do you believe this is actually the case?
💬 President Putin: I think this is absolutely not the case. <...>
The person who currently stands at the helm of the Kiev regime is becoming a toxic figure for the Ukrainian armed forces. <...> He is also becoming increasingly toxic for society in general. The vote in the Rada on extending his powers proves this point.
He has boxed himself into a corner by signing an order banning peace treaty talks with the Russian Federation. He was the one who stopped these talks. <...> If you initiate the talks and they quickly bring about an end to martial law, this means that you need to hold an election right away. The current head of the regime has a problem with that. <...>
According to the information at our disposal this is objective data — approval ratings are exactly half that of his closest potential political rival. I am referring to Mr. Zaluzhny, former UAF commander.
Once we consider the possibility that other political leaders, including former prime ministers and presidents, may support Zaluzhny’s possible candidacy, it becomes clear that the current regime leader will stand absolutely no chance of winning an election.
This is why he has become a destabilising factor for the army, society and the state. I am certain that the current US President, Mr. Trump, understands this, which explains why he has been pushing the head of the Kiev regime to hold elections. <...> The current [Ukrainian] regime leader stands in the way of achieving this goal [peace]. That, in my view, is the reasoning behind Trump’s position.
❓Question: Several days ago in St Petersburg, I asked you a question about everyone’s desire these days to have some kind of say in Russia-US talks, with Europeans insisting and demanding to be able to weigh in on the Ukraine talks. What do you think about it?
💬 President Putin: no one can make demands in this situation — certainly not of Russia. <...>
However, it is important that they take part in the negotiating process, of course. As for us, we have never turned down anyone’s requests. They were the ones who rejected all contacts with us.
❓Question: Trump said he wanted to propose to you and the head of China to cut the defence budgets in half. What do you think about this idea?
💬 President Putin: We could come to an agreement with the United States, we are not against it. I think this is a good idea: the United States would cut their spending by 50 percent, and we would cut ours by 50 percent. The People’s Republic of China could then join in if it wants to. We think this is a good proposal, and we are open to discussing it.
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❓Question: The United States is strongly urging Zelensky to sign an agreement with the US regarding rare-earth metals as payment for the aid Ukraine received from the former administration. In your opinion, what are the prospects of such an agreement?
💬 President Putin: That has nothing to do with us. <...> Of course, these resources should be evaluated — whether they exist, what is their amount, how much are they worth. But, again, that is not our concern. <...>
We would be open to cooperation with our American partners — and when I say “partners” I mean not only administrative and government agencies but also private companies – as long as they show interest in working together.
Russia possesses significantly more resources of this kind than Ukraine. Russia is one of the uncontested leaders when it comes to rare and rare-earth metal reserves. <...> We would be happy to cooperate with any foreign partners, including American companies.
❓Question: We are seeing an avalanche of statements and debates these days, with everyone discussing Trump and why he is so adamant that Zelensky must hold elections. There has been a lot of criticism among the Europeans regarding Trump’s statements. Some even believe that the current stance of the US President is actually playing into Russia’s hands. Do you believe this is actually the case?
💬 President Putin: I think this is absolutely not the case. <...>
The person who currently stands at the helm of the Kiev regime is becoming a toxic figure for the Ukrainian armed forces. <...> He is also becoming increasingly toxic for society in general. The vote in the Rada on extending his powers proves this point.
He has boxed himself into a corner by signing an order banning peace treaty talks with the Russian Federation. He was the one who stopped these talks. <...> If you initiate the talks and they quickly bring about an end to martial law, this means that you need to hold an election right away. The current head of the regime has a problem with that. <...>
According to the information at our disposal this is objective data — approval ratings are exactly half that of his closest potential political rival. I am referring to Mr. Zaluzhny, former UAF commander.
Once we consider the possibility that other political leaders, including former prime ministers and presidents, may support Zaluzhny’s possible candidacy, it becomes clear that the current regime leader will stand absolutely no chance of winning an election.
This is why he has become a destabilising factor for the army, society and the state. I am certain that the current US President, Mr. Trump, understands this, which explains why he has been pushing the head of the Kiev regime to hold elections. <...> The current [Ukrainian] regime leader stands in the way of achieving this goal [peace]. That, in my view, is the reasoning behind Trump’s position.
❓Question: Several days ago in St Petersburg, I asked you a question about everyone’s desire these days to have some kind of say in Russia-US talks, with Europeans insisting and demanding to be able to weigh in on the Ukraine talks. What do you think about it?
💬 President Putin: no one can make demands in this situation — certainly not of Russia. <...>
However, it is important that they take part in the negotiating process, of course. As for us, we have never turned down anyone’s requests. They were the ones who rejected all contacts with us.
❓Question: Trump said he wanted to propose to you and the head of China to cut the defence budgets in half. What do you think about this idea?
💬 President Putin: We could come to an agreement with the United States, we are not against it. I think this is a good idea: the United States would cut their spending by 50 percent, and we would cut ours by 50 percent. The People’s Republic of China could then join in if it wants to. We think this is a good proposal, and we are open to discussing it.
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25.02.202522:49
💥 The House of Cards is Collapsing? Empire’s Economic Endgame?
Stocks are wobbling. The dollar is losing ground. Crypto, gold, oil, and treasury yields are all in freefall. No single trigger, just the scent of blood in the water.
The casino economy of the West—built on fiat Ponzi schemes, derivative bubbles, and infinite debt creation, is wheezing under its own weight. The U.S. isn’t an industrial powerhouse anymore, it’s a rentier empire extracting wealth from the world through war, sanctions, and financial manipulation. But the multipolar world isn’t playing along anymore.
Warren Buffett is hoarding $300 billion in cash. The real insiders know what’s coming. Recession? Try systemic collapse. When the U.S. can no longer sustain its imperial looting operation, the petrodollar system breaks, and the global economy shifts toward Eurasia.
The question isn’t if this bubble pops. The question is how hard they crash it and how much they’ll sacrifice to keep it alive just a little longer.
One thing is certain: the days of American financial hegemony are numbered. The multipolar world is calling the bluff. And this time, there’s no bailout big enough to stop it.
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Stocks are wobbling. The dollar is losing ground. Crypto, gold, oil, and treasury yields are all in freefall. No single trigger, just the scent of blood in the water.
The casino economy of the West—built on fiat Ponzi schemes, derivative bubbles, and infinite debt creation, is wheezing under its own weight. The U.S. isn’t an industrial powerhouse anymore, it’s a rentier empire extracting wealth from the world through war, sanctions, and financial manipulation. But the multipolar world isn’t playing along anymore.
Warren Buffett is hoarding $300 billion in cash. The real insiders know what’s coming. Recession? Try systemic collapse. When the U.S. can no longer sustain its imperial looting operation, the petrodollar system breaks, and the global economy shifts toward Eurasia.
The question isn’t if this bubble pops. The question is how hard they crash it and how much they’ll sacrifice to keep it alive just a little longer.
One thing is certain: the days of American financial hegemony are numbered. The multipolar world is calling the bluff. And this time, there’s no bailout big enough to stop it.
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25.02.202518:09
Hungary Blocks EU’s War Machine! Orban Destroys Ukraine’s NATO & EU Drea...
https://youtube.com/watch?v=9RYVqHmLXy4&si=t0qVnkFuxFmSE98F
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25.02.202516:47
Russian forces obliterate a Ukrainian mortar position near Kharkov with pinpoint artillery fire, as seen in new Defense Ministry footage
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25.02.202515:38
Aint Pat The Truth
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25.02.202512:35
"It's over!" Trump just dropped a BOMBSHELL on European warmongers
https://youtube.com/watch?v=NbLzUjFhqO0&si=zWO8dZXyR5SCLPi2
https://youtube.com/watch?v=NbLzUjFhqO0&si=zWO8dZXyR5SCLPi2
25.02.202522:37
25.02.202520:22
Trump vs EU, Zelensky and Putin: Domestic Agenda Explanation
https://youtube.com/watch?v=F9dg0fWRvFM&si=3zuzRjGQ0d7CSm56
https://youtube.com/watch?v=F9dg0fWRvFM&si=3zuzRjGQ0d7CSm56
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25.02.202517:39
The EU’s Silent War: When Terrorism Becomes State Policy
Another “mysterious” explosion, this time outside the Russian Consulate in Marseille. Just a coincidence, right? Just like the Nord Stream sabotage was a “mystery.” Just like the Crocus City Hall massacre was an “unfortunate event.” Just like every act of terror targeting Russia gets a shrug and a smirk from the West.
Let’s cut through the noise. The EU is complicit. Whether it’s Ukrainian proxies acting on orders or “lone wolves” conveniently doing NATO’s dirty work, the pattern is clear. The empire’s vassals: Paris, Berlin, London, will keep escalating, fighting Russia not on the battlefield but through sabotage, terrorism, and hybrid war.
What did the Russian consulate have to do with the liberation of Ukraine? Nothing. But Moscow must be punished, anywhere and everywhere. The EU is too weak to admit it’s losing, so it turns to mafia tactics: arson, terrorism, assassinations, false flags.
Meanwhile, if a single Western embassy had been hit, NATO would be screaming about “state-sponsored terrorism” and calling for airstrikes. But when Russia is attacked? Dead silence.
This isn’t about diplomacy. This is a desperate empire lashing out, knowing its days of unchallenged rule are over. And as history shows, a dying empire is the most dangerous kind.
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Another “mysterious” explosion, this time outside the Russian Consulate in Marseille. Just a coincidence, right? Just like the Nord Stream sabotage was a “mystery.” Just like the Crocus City Hall massacre was an “unfortunate event.” Just like every act of terror targeting Russia gets a shrug and a smirk from the West.
Let’s cut through the noise. The EU is complicit. Whether it’s Ukrainian proxies acting on orders or “lone wolves” conveniently doing NATO’s dirty work, the pattern is clear. The empire’s vassals: Paris, Berlin, London, will keep escalating, fighting Russia not on the battlefield but through sabotage, terrorism, and hybrid war.
What did the Russian consulate have to do with the liberation of Ukraine? Nothing. But Moscow must be punished, anywhere and everywhere. The EU is too weak to admit it’s losing, so it turns to mafia tactics: arson, terrorism, assassinations, false flags.
Meanwhile, if a single Western embassy had been hit, NATO would be screaming about “state-sponsored terrorism” and calling for airstrikes. But when Russia is attacked? Dead silence.
This isn’t about diplomacy. This is a desperate empire lashing out, knowing its days of unchallenged rule are over. And as history shows, a dying empire is the most dangerous kind.
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25.02.202516:46
Sen. Richard Blumenthal not happy with Dan Bongino as FBI Deputy Director pick
Senator tries to frame him as a podcaster only, even though Bongino worked for NYPD and Secret Service
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Senator tries to frame him as a podcaster only, even though Bongino worked for NYPD and Secret Service
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25.02.202515:04
🇷🇺🇷🇸🇺🇸How the world is changing! The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution condemning Russia's actions in Ukraine.
The United States voted against, while Serbia voted for.
The United States voted against, while Serbia voted for.
25.02.202512:31
"Europe has gone MAD and they are digging their own grave" Ukraine war i...
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