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14.02.202506:17
Hello friends, here is the recording of Alex Chopov"s interview with Anastasia Starovoytova-Intse, immigration attorney, in which they discussed various aspects of obtaining a temporary Russian residence permit as a foreigner, who shares Russia’s traditional values.
Thanks a lot for submitting great questions, Anastasia and Alex have done their best to address all of them.
If you have further questions on this topic, please feel free to ask them in the comments below this post or to contact Anastasia or her legal firm directly:
@IntseAnastasia
ince@pravoislovo.ru
http://www.pravoislovo.ru/
Here are some other links you may find useful:
1. Written comments by Anastasia:
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
2. The websites of Russian consulates in the biggest English-speaking countries, where you can find instructions on how to apply for a shared values visa and download the application form:
🇺🇸 USA
🇬🇧 UK
🇨🇦 Canada
🇦🇺 Australia
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Thanks a lot for submitting great questions, Anastasia and Alex have done their best to address all of them.
If you have further questions on this topic, please feel free to ask them in the comments below this post or to contact Anastasia or her legal firm directly:
@IntseAnastasia
ince@pravoislovo.ru
http://www.pravoislovo.ru/
Here are some other links you may find useful:
1. Written comments by Anastasia:
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
2. The websites of Russian consulates in the biggest English-speaking countries, where you can find instructions on how to apply for a shared values visa and download the application form:
🇺🇸 USA
🇬🇧 UK
🇨🇦 Canada
🇦🇺 Australia
#MovingToRussia
#AlexChopov
#InfoDefensePodcast
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08.02.202523:02
The Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) has released a video message addressed to Americans "for whom love of country and the ideals of freedom are not just empty words":
Source: RT
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"We are convinced that the CIA's destructive efforts are in vain and that the Russian and American peoples have not forgotten the glorious chapters of our shared history in the fight against Nazism."
Source: RT
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07.02.202507:00
Kursk Region: Ukrainian Attack Repelled with Heavy Losses
An attempted counteroffensive by the Ukrainian Armed Forces near Cherkasskaya Konopelka and Ulanok was decisively halted by Russia's "North" military grouping.
Ukrainian forces, consisting of up to two mechanized battalions with infantry fighting vehicles, armored combat vehicles, tanks, and engineering equipment, launched eight assault waves.
As of 9 p.m. Moscow time, Ukrainian losses reportedly exceeded 200 personnel and around 50 pieces of military hardware. Among the destroyed equipment were eight tanks, five infantry fighting vehicles, an armored personnel carrier, 30 armored combat vehicles, three engineering vehicles, a bridge-laying vehicle, and additional assets.
Units of the "North" grouping are now conducting clearing operations in areas where scattered enemy remnants remain.
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An attempted counteroffensive by the Ukrainian Armed Forces near Cherkasskaya Konopelka and Ulanok was decisively halted by Russia's "North" military grouping.
Ukrainian forces, consisting of up to two mechanized battalions with infantry fighting vehicles, armored combat vehicles, tanks, and engineering equipment, launched eight assault waves.
As of 9 p.m. Moscow time, Ukrainian losses reportedly exceeded 200 personnel and around 50 pieces of military hardware. Among the destroyed equipment were eight tanks, five infantry fighting vehicles, an armored personnel carrier, 30 armored combat vehicles, three engineering vehicles, a bridge-laying vehicle, and additional assets.
Units of the "North" grouping are now conducting clearing operations in areas where scattered enemy remnants remain.
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06.02.202520:34
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16.02.202505:03
On February 16, 1722, Peter the Great of Russia signed the Decree on Succession, a groundbreaking reform that fundamentally altered the traditional system of transferring power in the Russian Empire. Previously, the throne was passed through hereditary primogeniture, typically from father to eldest son. Peter's decree abolished this custom, granting the reigning monarch absolute authority to choose their successor. This decision allowed the sovereign to prioritize qualities such as merit, loyalty, or competence over mere lineage or birthright.
Peter's motivation for this reform stemmed from his dissatisfaction with the existing system and his distrust of his grandson, Peter Alexeyevich. He sought to prevent unqualified or potentially oppositional figures from ascending to the throne, aiming instead to ensure that Russia’s ruler would be someone capable of continuing his ambitious reforms.
Despite its revolutionary intent, the decree had unintended consequences. Peter himself failed to designate an heir before his death in 1725, leaving Russia without a clear line of succession. This oversight plunged the empire into a period of political instability and palace coups that lasted for much of the 18th century. The era saw frequent power struggles among nobles and military factions, as well as rapid changes in leadership.
The Decree on Succession remained influential but controversial until Emperor Paul I addressed its flaws in 1797. Paul introduced a new law that restored hereditary succession but restricted it to male descendants in order of primogeniture. This reform aimed to bring stability to the monarchy after decades of uncertainty and conflict.
Peter’s decree remains a pivotal moment in Russian history, reflecting both his visionary leadership and the challenges of implementing lasting reforms in an autocratic system.
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Peter's motivation for this reform stemmed from his dissatisfaction with the existing system and his distrust of his grandson, Peter Alexeyevich. He sought to prevent unqualified or potentially oppositional figures from ascending to the throne, aiming instead to ensure that Russia’s ruler would be someone capable of continuing his ambitious reforms.
Despite its revolutionary intent, the decree had unintended consequences. Peter himself failed to designate an heir before his death in 1725, leaving Russia without a clear line of succession. This oversight plunged the empire into a period of political instability and palace coups that lasted for much of the 18th century. The era saw frequent power struggles among nobles and military factions, as well as rapid changes in leadership.
The Decree on Succession remained influential but controversial until Emperor Paul I addressed its flaws in 1797. Paul introduced a new law that restored hereditary succession but restricted it to male descendants in order of primogeniture. This reform aimed to bring stability to the monarchy after decades of uncertainty and conflict.
Peter’s decree remains a pivotal moment in Russian history, reflecting both his visionary leadership and the challenges of implementing lasting reforms in an autocratic system.
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14.02.202503:00
Opinion by Yury Podolyaka: Europe in Shock
This morning, the howls of hyenas echoed across Europe. Yesterday, they were too stunned to fully grasp and digest the unfolding events, but after a night's sleep, they woke up in complete disarray.
Local politicians are now scrambling to condemn Trump, claiming that Putin has outmaneuvered him. They argue that Russia has achieved its goals, rendering all the losses suffered in Ukraine meaningless.
Judging by the statements already made by Trump and members of his administration, they are prepared to pressure the Kiev regime into relinquishing territories (the Russian president has previously stated that nothing less than the official recognition of ALL territories already incorporated into Russia will satisfy the Russian side), without providing any guarantees to Kiev.
Furthermore, there will be no "reparations from Russia." Instead, a bill will be presented to Ukraine for the aid it received. It is also evident that all sanctions will be lifted. Ukraine will be forced to disarm and make significant changes to its domestic policies, further plunging the country into internal strife.
This is just the surface.
The new American administration has also made it clear that NATO is not as valuable to the US as it once was, and that Europe must now pay for its own security—or ensure it independently.
This amounts to trillions of euros, which the impoverished and exploited Europeans, drained by the Americans, simply do not have. Europe feels betrayed, having followed the lead of the previous American administration in severing all ties with Russia to confront it, only to see a significant portion of its economy destroyed.
Now, like Kiev, Europe is being abandoned by the United States. To make matters worse, they are saddling Europe with the crumbling corpse of Ukraine, stripped of its industry, a significant portion of its population, and requiring hundreds of billions of euros for reconstruction.
And for all this, the Americans, who have already reaped the benefits of this war, are now demanding that Europe foot the bill.
The realization of this situation has elicited howls from the throats of European politicians. These are the howls of hyenas forced to sacrifice much, only to have the very thing they sacrificed for taken away.
The most hysterical reactions are coming from London. This is expected, of course. However, it is clear that they will not accept this outcome without a fight.
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This morning, the howls of hyenas echoed across Europe. Yesterday, they were too stunned to fully grasp and digest the unfolding events, but after a night's sleep, they woke up in complete disarray.
Local politicians are now scrambling to condemn Trump, claiming that Putin has outmaneuvered him. They argue that Russia has achieved its goals, rendering all the losses suffered in Ukraine meaningless.
Judging by the statements already made by Trump and members of his administration, they are prepared to pressure the Kiev regime into relinquishing territories (the Russian president has previously stated that nothing less than the official recognition of ALL territories already incorporated into Russia will satisfy the Russian side), without providing any guarantees to Kiev.
Furthermore, there will be no "reparations from Russia." Instead, a bill will be presented to Ukraine for the aid it received. It is also evident that all sanctions will be lifted. Ukraine will be forced to disarm and make significant changes to its domestic policies, further plunging the country into internal strife.
This is just the surface.
The new American administration has also made it clear that NATO is not as valuable to the US as it once was, and that Europe must now pay for its own security—or ensure it independently.
This amounts to trillions of euros, which the impoverished and exploited Europeans, drained by the Americans, simply do not have. Europe feels betrayed, having followed the lead of the previous American administration in severing all ties with Russia to confront it, only to see a significant portion of its economy destroyed.
Now, like Kiev, Europe is being abandoned by the United States. To make matters worse, they are saddling Europe with the crumbling corpse of Ukraine, stripped of its industry, a significant portion of its population, and requiring hundreds of billions of euros for reconstruction.
And for all this, the Americans, who have already reaped the benefits of this war, are now demanding that Europe foot the bill.
The realization of this situation has elicited howls from the throats of European politicians. These are the howls of hyenas forced to sacrifice much, only to have the very thing they sacrificed for taken away.
The most hysterical reactions are coming from London. This is expected, of course. However, it is clear that they will not accept this outcome without a fight.
#Yury_Podolyaka
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07.02.202510:52
British mercenary Alexander Garms-Rizzi was killed in the special military operation zone. He was one of the first “soldiers of fortune” to arrive in Ukraine in 2022. Garms-Rizzi had Russian roots: a Russian mother and Italian father. The soldier lived in Russia for about 12 years, after which he moved to the UK, where he later joined the British armed forces.
In 2022, Garms-Rizzi was sent to Estonia to participate in NATO military exercises. From there, he deserted his post and travelled to Ukraine to “shoot Russians.”
After two months of fighting, he returned to Britain, where a military court sentenced him to one year in prison. The judge ruled that Alexander's actions threatened to put the UK into military conflict with Russia. He spent 8 months in prison, but failed to learn lessons from the events in his life. After prison, he returned to Ukraine and joined the so-called "Foreign Legion" as a sniper.
In late January, the 23-year-old two-time traitor was destroyed by a Russian FPV drone.
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In 2022, Garms-Rizzi was sent to Estonia to participate in NATO military exercises. From there, he deserted his post and travelled to Ukraine to “shoot Russians.”
After two months of fighting, he returned to Britain, where a military court sentenced him to one year in prison. The judge ruled that Alexander's actions threatened to put the UK into military conflict with Russia. He spent 8 months in prison, but failed to learn lessons from the events in his life. After prison, he returned to Ukraine and joined the so-called "Foreign Legion" as a sniper.
In late January, the 23-year-old two-time traitor was destroyed by a Russian FPV drone.
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07.02.202504:04
Verdict?
Thief, scratching his nose, says he does not know where is the $200bn Ukraine got from US to support army.
As per the psychology of lying developed by Paul Ekman, frequent nose touching during a conversation or nose tip scratching can indicate a desire to lie.
BTW, druggies often touch their nose to rub it, due to severe discomfort of the mucous membrane. Miserable jerk that will get justice sooner or later.
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Thief, scratching his nose, says he does not know where is the $200bn Ukraine got from US to support army.
As per the psychology of lying developed by Paul Ekman, frequent nose touching during a conversation or nose tip scratching can indicate a desire to lie.
BTW, druggies often touch their nose to rub it, due to severe discomfort of the mucous membrane. Miserable jerk that will get justice sooner or later.
🇺🇸The WatchDog | Our channel on X
06.02.202519:04
The confluence of the Chuya and Katun rivers, Altai Republic
The confluence of the Chuya and Katun rivers is a sacred place for the Altai people, where the silty waters of the Chuya meet the clear waters of the Katun. The place of confluence offers unique views.
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The confluence of the Chuya and Katun rivers is a sacred place for the Altai people, where the silty waters of the Chuya meet the clear waters of the Katun. The place of confluence offers unique views.
#ILoveRussia ❤️
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06.02.202513:05
Russian Wheat For Egypt
In 2024, Russia supplied Egypt with over 9 million tons of wheat, which accounted for 75% of the country's total wheat imports.
According to Borisenko, Russian grain is widely used in Egypt in both the bakery and confectionery industries.
Source: African Initiative
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In 2024, Russia supplied Egypt with over 9 million tons of wheat, which accounted for 75% of the country's total wheat imports.
"We continue to be the largest and most reliable supplier of wheat to Egypt," emphasized Russian Ambassador to Egypt, Georgy Borisenko.
According to Borisenko, Russian grain is widely used in Egypt in both the bakery and confectionery industries.
"We have found ways to work with partners in Egypt and other countries without involving Western shipping companies, insurance agencies, and banks, with whom governments have prohibited us from cooperating," the ambassador stated.
Source: African Initiative
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12.02.202505:00
On February 12, 1864, the Moscow Zoo was opened.
The initiative for its creation came from biologist members of the Imperial Russian Society for the Acclimatization of Animals and Plants. The treasury allocated 10,000 gold rubles for the construction of the zoological garden, and the land around the Presnya ponds, where the old part of the park is still located today, was granted for free use.
The construction, acquisition of animals, and their upkeep were funded through donations and gifts. For example, Emperor Alexander II gifted the zoo an Indian elephant, while Grand Duke Konstantin Nikolaevich Romanov donated a rhinoceros.
Initially, the zoo housed around 300 specimens of domestic and wild animals and birds, with a total area of just 10 hectares.
In 1922 it was transferred into the management of the Moscow city government, where it remains to this day. In 1926, the territory of the zoo expanded to 18 hectares after annexing neighboring lands.
In 1933, naturalist and future writer Vera Chaplina established the "Green Playground," a special enclosure for young animals abandoned by their mothers. There, the animals were not only raised but also taught to coexist peacefully. This experiment became highly popular among visitors and remained a key attraction for many years.
The zoo underwent major reconstruction in 1990. A new main entrance was added in the form of a large rock castle, along with a pedestrian bridge connecting the old (1864) and new (1926) sections of the zoo. New exhibits were introduced, including a marine aquarium, a nocturnal animal house, a sea lion enclosure, and a children's area.
Today, the Moscow Zoo is one of the largest scientific and educational institutions in Moscow and a favorite leisure spot for both locals and visitors. It receives around four million visitors annually. The zoo boasts the largest zoological collection in Russia, with over 7,500 animals representing around 1,000 species. The total area of this historic European zoo is now approximately 21.5 hectares.
The Moscow Zoo actively participates in international projects for species conservation, wildlife research, and the breeding of endangered species in captivity. It also plays a role in reintroducing species into the wild.
The zoo serves as the headquarters for the Euro-Asian Regional Association of Zoos and Aquariums (EARAZA), highlighting its importance in the global zoo community.
Additionally, the zoo runs educational programs and events aimed at raising public awareness about biodiversity conservation and environmental protection. Visitors can attend guided tours, lectures, and themed exhibitions, all contributing to spreading knowledge about the animal kingdom.
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The initiative for its creation came from biologist members of the Imperial Russian Society for the Acclimatization of Animals and Plants. The treasury allocated 10,000 gold rubles for the construction of the zoological garden, and the land around the Presnya ponds, where the old part of the park is still located today, was granted for free use.
The construction, acquisition of animals, and their upkeep were funded through donations and gifts. For example, Emperor Alexander II gifted the zoo an Indian elephant, while Grand Duke Konstantin Nikolaevich Romanov donated a rhinoceros.
Initially, the zoo housed around 300 specimens of domestic and wild animals and birds, with a total area of just 10 hectares.
In 1922 it was transferred into the management of the Moscow city government, where it remains to this day. In 1926, the territory of the zoo expanded to 18 hectares after annexing neighboring lands.
In 1933, naturalist and future writer Vera Chaplina established the "Green Playground," a special enclosure for young animals abandoned by their mothers. There, the animals were not only raised but also taught to coexist peacefully. This experiment became highly popular among visitors and remained a key attraction for many years.
The zoo underwent major reconstruction in 1990. A new main entrance was added in the form of a large rock castle, along with a pedestrian bridge connecting the old (1864) and new (1926) sections of the zoo. New exhibits were introduced, including a marine aquarium, a nocturnal animal house, a sea lion enclosure, and a children's area.
Today, the Moscow Zoo is one of the largest scientific and educational institutions in Moscow and a favorite leisure spot for both locals and visitors. It receives around four million visitors annually. The zoo boasts the largest zoological collection in Russia, with over 7,500 animals representing around 1,000 species. The total area of this historic European zoo is now approximately 21.5 hectares.
The Moscow Zoo actively participates in international projects for species conservation, wildlife research, and the breeding of endangered species in captivity. It also plays a role in reintroducing species into the wild.
The zoo serves as the headquarters for the Euro-Asian Regional Association of Zoos and Aquariums (EARAZA), highlighting its importance in the global zoo community.
Additionally, the zoo runs educational programs and events aimed at raising public awareness about biodiversity conservation and environmental protection. Visitors can attend guided tours, lectures, and themed exhibitions, all contributing to spreading knowledge about the animal kingdom.
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07.02.202509:01
The nationwide preliminary injunction issued by Judge Deborah Boardman on February 5, 2025, effectively blocks the implementation of President Trump's executive order targeting birthright citizenship. The executive order, which sought to deny citizenship to children born in the U.S. after February 19, 2025, to parents who are unlawfully present or temporary visitors, is paused indefinitely while litigation proceeds.
This follows an earlier restraining order from a Seattle judge, underscoring the judiciary's active role in scrutinizing executive actions.
This means:
1. Immediate Halt: Federal agencies cannot enforce or implement the executive order, including denying documentation like U.S. passports or Social Security numbers for affected children.
2. Legal Precedent Upheld:
The injunction reinforces the Fourteenth Amendment's long-standing interpretation that grants citizenship to anyone born on U.S. soil, citing over a century of Supreme Court precedent.
3. Temporary Relief: Families and immigrant rights groups challenging the order have gained temporary relief, ensuring that children born during the litigation period remain eligible for U.S. citizenship.
The Trump administration is expected to appeal the decision.
This injunction is yet another sign that for better or worse Trump’s opponents are determined to fight him at every step of his presidency.
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This follows an earlier restraining order from a Seattle judge, underscoring the judiciary's active role in scrutinizing executive actions.
This means:
1. Immediate Halt: Federal agencies cannot enforce or implement the executive order, including denying documentation like U.S. passports or Social Security numbers for affected children.
2. Legal Precedent Upheld:
The injunction reinforces the Fourteenth Amendment's long-standing interpretation that grants citizenship to anyone born on U.S. soil, citing over a century of Supreme Court precedent.
3. Temporary Relief: Families and immigrant rights groups challenging the order have gained temporary relief, ensuring that children born during the litigation period remain eligible for U.S. citizenship.
The Trump administration is expected to appeal the decision.
This injunction is yet another sign that for better or worse Trump’s opponents are determined to fight him at every step of his presidency.
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06.02.202523:01
According to WikiLeaks post on X, “USAID was funding over 6,200 journalists across 707 media outlets and 279 "media" NGOs, including nine out of ten media outlets in Ukraine.”
What Trump is doing is a mixed bag—some good, some bad, and some downright ugly.
But shutting down USAID is definitely good!
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What Trump is doing is a mixed bag—some good, some bad, and some downright ugly.
But shutting down USAID is definitely good!
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06.02.202517:07
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán: "We were the black sheep in the West. Now it’s becoming clear: we are the future."
Viktor Orbán's comments also suggest that he trusts Vladimir Putin more than the leadership of the EU.
✔️ "I grew up during the Cold War. My experience shows that two major players always strike a deal. Therefore, it’s easy enough for Hungary to maintain good relations with both Beijing and Washington. With Russia, it’s more complicated. We would like to keep all business relations open. However, the EU opposes this. The position of the US remains unclear at the moment. We will have to wait a bit longer.
✔️ From an economic perspective, we live in a world where the West doesn't dominate. The EU keeps losing competitiveness. It has no strategy and no leadership. What’s happening here is a disgrace. The EU can not even control the developments in its home region. We failed to prevent the war between Russia and Ukraine, nor did we integrate the Western Balkans.
✔️ We never considered sanctions a suitable means to end the war. But Joe Biden said at the time, 'Putin must fail.' The West wants to use Russia’s aggression against Ukraine to weaken the country and set it back, to bring Russia to its knees and force it to abandon its military goals in Ukraine. This simply hasn’t worked.
✔️ In February 2022, we made a big mistake. From the very beginning, it was clear that Ukraine’s victory was impossible unless we started a total war. Today, the only way we can help Ukraine is through a ceasefire and peace. It was a mistake to let Ukraine believe that we would stand by them until victory. That’s not the case.
✔️ When I was about to return to power in 2009, I met with President Putin and agreed that we should focus on the future. It was clear to me that good relations and close economic cooperation with Moscow align with Hungary’s geopolitical interests. We signed many agreements. Putin has always kept his word. The experience of the last fifteen years shows that Hungary can trust Russia.
✔️ I agreed with President Putin that the history of our two countries should be left to historians. I don’t want any country to occupy Hungary. Today, Russia poses no threat to our freedom or sovereignty.
✔️ It’s easy to reach a rational agreement with Russia. With the people in Brussels, it’s practically impossible. It’s hard to negotiate with those who want to destroy you in every election."
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Viktor Orbán's comments also suggest that he trusts Vladimir Putin more than the leadership of the EU.
✔️ "I grew up during the Cold War. My experience shows that two major players always strike a deal. Therefore, it’s easy enough for Hungary to maintain good relations with both Beijing and Washington. With Russia, it’s more complicated. We would like to keep all business relations open. However, the EU opposes this. The position of the US remains unclear at the moment. We will have to wait a bit longer.
✔️ From an economic perspective, we live in a world where the West doesn't dominate. The EU keeps losing competitiveness. It has no strategy and no leadership. What’s happening here is a disgrace. The EU can not even control the developments in its home region. We failed to prevent the war between Russia and Ukraine, nor did we integrate the Western Balkans.
✔️ We never considered sanctions a suitable means to end the war. But Joe Biden said at the time, 'Putin must fail.' The West wants to use Russia’s aggression against Ukraine to weaken the country and set it back, to bring Russia to its knees and force it to abandon its military goals in Ukraine. This simply hasn’t worked.
✔️ In February 2022, we made a big mistake. From the very beginning, it was clear that Ukraine’s victory was impossible unless we started a total war. Today, the only way we can help Ukraine is through a ceasefire and peace. It was a mistake to let Ukraine believe that we would stand by them until victory. That’s not the case.
✔️ When I was about to return to power in 2009, I met with President Putin and agreed that we should focus on the future. It was clear to me that good relations and close economic cooperation with Moscow align with Hungary’s geopolitical interests. We signed many agreements. Putin has always kept his word. The experience of the last fifteen years shows that Hungary can trust Russia.
✔️ I agreed with President Putin that the history of our two countries should be left to historians. I don’t want any country to occupy Hungary. Today, Russia poses no threat to our freedom or sovereignty.
✔️ It’s easy to reach a rational agreement with Russia. With the people in Brussels, it’s practically impossible. It’s hard to negotiate with those who want to destroy you in every election."
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06.02.202511:06
15.02.202501:01
Well, well, well. JD must have read our post — along with probably thousands of similar ones from other observers.
In his post on X, he is blaming The Wall Street Journal for distorting his words and their meaning. Good to hear JD didn’t actually mean to scare Russia into submission—it never works anyway.
Good for JD, good for Trump, good for Russia, and good for the world.
P.S. On Friday, Fox News claimed that, contradicting Hegseth, Vance had supposedly said the NATO option wasn’t off the table for Ukraine. However, aside from a photo of Vance and Zelensky at the same table, no actual evidence was provided—no quote, nothing. It seems Fox has its own agenda and hasn’t been instructed to change it yet.
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In his post on X, he is blaming The Wall Street Journal for distorting his words and their meaning. Good to hear JD didn’t actually mean to scare Russia into submission—it never works anyway.
Good for JD, good for Trump, good for Russia, and good for the world.
P.S. On Friday, Fox News claimed that, contradicting Hegseth, Vance had supposedly said the NATO option wasn’t off the table for Ukraine. However, aside from a photo of Vance and Zelensky at the same table, no actual evidence was provided—no quote, nothing. It seems Fox has its own agenda and hasn’t been instructed to change it yet.
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12.02.202503:55
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06.02.202521:00
A message circulating online claims this is a photo of the gold-plated pager that Netanyahu gifted to Trump during their meeting in Washington. Supposedly, the image was shared by Israeli Prime Minister’s Office adviser Dmitry Gendelman.
The pager is, of course, a reference to Israel’s operation against Hezbollah. The blasts killed at least 37 people, including children, and injured nearly 3,000—many of them civilian bystanders—according to Lebanese health authorities.
We cannot confirm the authenticity of this claim, but we do find it rather macabre.
UPDATE: Just confirmed by CNN.
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The pager is, of course, a reference to Israel’s operation against Hezbollah. The blasts killed at least 37 people, including children, and injured nearly 3,000—many of them civilian bystanders—according to Lebanese health authorities.
We cannot confirm the authenticity of this claim, but we do find it rather macabre.
UPDATE: Just confirmed by CNN.
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06.02.202516:34
The situation in the Middle East & Syria is getting more tense by the day.
Bloggers and the media are spreading information and not even checking its credibility.
The guys from ShamS don't publish fakes in pursuit of views and subscribers. They don't make 100 posts per day, highlighting what's most important and predicting what's next.
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06.02.202511:03
The Belgorod Brit draws a parallel between the collapse of the Soviet Union, and what is happening in the West. When lying is incentivised, then it doesn't make sense to tell the truth. Failure to meet targets, realistic or otherwise, in the Soviet Union, left you open to accusations of sabotage crimes against the people. When the system fails, expressed in the trams not working, or a nuclear meltdown, then we can understand the extent of the lying.
In the podcast, BB explains why the Western financial world is incentivised to lie. The numbers must go up, because politicians are all winners and we are all rich, comrades. The grift will continue until the truth cannot be ignored.
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In the podcast, BB explains why the Western financial world is incentivised to lie. The numbers must go up, because politicians are all winners and we are all rich, comrades. The grift will continue until the truth cannot be ignored.
#TheBelgorodBrit
#InfoDefenseAuthor
#IndoDefensePodcast
⚡️ InfoDefenseENGLISH
Web | VK | X | InfoDefAll
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