💥 Britain wants Ukraine to attack Russia with long-range Storm Shadow missiles but is not raising the issue publicly to avoid a scandal with the US

The article also states that British missiles will not hit Russian territory without US authorisation.

According to The Telegraph, British missiles are usually used in conjunction with classified American systems, which requires Washington's permission. According to the publication, Britain has not made a formal request to the US because the White House opposes such a move for fear of being drawn into a conflict.

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⛔️ Kremlin Slams Kiev’s Decision Not to Extend Europe Gas Contract

Zelensky had announced that Kiev would not extend the transit agreement via Ukraine beyond December 31 – claiming that “it’s over.”

Moscow delivered more than 14 billion cubic meters of gas to Europe via Ukraine in 2023 - EU members Austria, Hungary and Slovakia still receive Russian supplies in this way.

"They [European consumers] will simply have to pay much more, which will make their industry less competitive," Kremlin spox Dmitry Peskov noted.

The only loser? Europe again, while the US reaps the rewards of extra business. Almost as if Washington wanted the war…

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"Tough choices" he said...

OK, let's start here then.

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📰❌🇮🇶Exposing the Western Client Media's War on Truth in Iraq

Rybar’s recent trip to Iraq, where they met with Muhannad al-Aqabi, the head of the media service of Iraq's Al-Hashd al-Shaabi (Popular Mobilization Forces), offers a stark reminder of the shameless agenda-driven nature of Western client media. Al-Aqabi’s account of the principles by which Western outlets operated during the war against ISIS from 2015 to 2017 is telling. Whether it was The New York Times fabricating quotes or the BBC falsely framing military operations as sectarian violence, these media giants were less interested in truth and more focused on pushing a narrative that served their intel masters' interests.

This pattern is hardly new. Western media has long been weaponized, serving as stenographers for Western intelligence agencies rather than as true journalists. Their role isn't to report the truth but to manufacture consent for Western "interventions," supporting so-called "moderate rebels" in Syria or whitewashing the money-laundering op that underpin their engineered war in Ukraine. These outlets are instrumental in gaslighting public support for forever wars while conveniently ignoring or downplaying the egregious corruption and war crimes committed by their own governments and allies.

Rybar’s work stands in stark contrast to this. Their efforts to document the reality on the ground in Iraq, a region frequently misrepresented by the West, are invaluable. They provide a necessary counter-narrative that challenges the propaganda pushed by these Western media juggernauts. The coverage from Russian, Chinese, and select South American outlets—though limited in scope—has been far more accurate and impartial in portraying the complex dynamics of the region.

Given this context, the continued reliance on Western publications as the primary source of information about the Middle East is not just a problem for Russia but for the entire Global Majority. With Western media outlets more focused on perpetuating their governments' narratives than reporting the truth, there is a pressing need for alternative sources that can challenge these biased perspectives and offer a more balanced view of the world.

-Gerry Nolan

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The Philippines’ top military official said the deployment of a US missile system in the country was mainly for training as the Southeast Asian nation ramps up its defense in the face of tensions with China