"500 thousand Ukrainians died for nothing"

American economist Jeffrey Sachs calls these figures “utterly tragic.” American senators, he said, “don’t care at all.”

“And sometimes they say they don’t care,” he said.

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Zelensky promised a respond to Putin

According to him, he “clearly understands” what tasks the Russian president sets for his army.

“We will definitely respond to him,” Zelensky said.

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❗️The US is allowing Ukraine to use its transferred air defence systems in Russia, The Washington Post quotes its sources as saying.

The Americans are not opposed to shooting down Russian missiles and fighter jets in Russian skies 'if they pose a threat to Ukraine'.

However, there have been times when American officials have expressed concern about attacks against Russia and even cancelled such plans. In particular, a planned GSD attack on Moscow was cancelled. The Americans feared an aggressive response from the Kremlin.

The Americans were also against strikes on oil refineries on the territory of the Russian Federation. Even though the strikes were carried out with Ukrainian weapons.

Earlier it was reported that the AFU had used the US Patriot air defence system at least once for strikes on Russia. However, this was a system transferred from Germany. Berlin and Washington reacted negatively.

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GLOBAL LESSONS FROM JAPAN

✍️Written by Hikaru Kitabayashi✍️

In recent years, the stock market has become a barometer of the national economies of modern states. It is now an infallible rule that every time there is a shock to the system that in the first half of the 20th century would have resulted in a depression, the stock market price of shares will rise, sometimes quite markedly. This now predictable "miracle" is often described in terms of awe-filled admiration, as proof of the invisible hand of capitalism at work. In Japan, though, it is the work of the Bank of Japan. It prints money digitally and then buys stocks and bonds, making it the largest holder of stock and corporate junk bonds in Japan. Those with inside knowledge profit hugely. As discretion is so deeply ingrained in the culture, everything remains largely under the surface and, as long as digitally printed money doesn't leak into the real economy of ordinary people, everything remains quiet. But no system, no matter how discretely managed, can avoid leakage forever. And, in Japan, leakage has reached a stage where it is in grave danger of becoming a flood.

Government reaction has been what any careful observer of Japanese politics would expect. The government has been busy inventing other scandals to occupy people's minds and in cooking the books so much that they have become charcoal. In short, Japanese government economic figures are no longer worth the paper they are written on. Japanese real world inflation for real people is now at exploited third world levels. All that's holding things together is patience, a virtue rigidly instilled in Japanese born and raised in the 20th century and extraordinary skillful belt-tightening skills which the Japanese baby-boomer generation of the 1950s and 60s were raised to be naturals at.

Unfortunately, for the world as a whole, the UK, the USA, Canada, the European Union, South Korea, and India are in similar situations to Japan. In some cases the situation is slightly better. In others, it is quite a bit worse. Russia and China, because of better economic management, will fare quite a bit better. Iran is also performing extraordinarily well. But, people in the know, who follow real news, as opposed to what mainstream media has been instructed to propagate, know the two countries with the best hope for economic progress in Asia are now Afghanistan and North Korea. As in the case of Russia and Iran, they are proving that the surest way to economic growth and societal cohesiveness is for a nation to experience American and European Union sanctions, and the greater the sanctions the better. After the initial shock wears off, things start taking off in a quite amazing manner.

So, though we live in a world where sanctions and economic mismanagement are also associated with the evils of military aggression and of genocide, all is not lost yet for all. If the world can survive, we will see roughly one third of the world's population in a position to immediately profit quite nicely from the new order of things and roughly another one third to do so after the inevitable bumpy adjustments that will need to be made. The remaining one third will need a new mindset and that takes more time. The process will go more smoothly though, if India's prime minister Modi and Egypt's President Sisi begin planning their exit strategies earlier rather than later. As for Palestine, it's being tested by Zionist hellfire and brimstone. Once Israel is defeated and Palestine sheds its current West Bank leadership, it is surely destined to have the world's fastest growing economy, especially if America sanctions it, as will certainly be done just as surely as day follows night.

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🇩🇿🇺🇳🇵🇸 Algeria drafts UN resolution to end Israeli offensive in Rafah

Algeria called an urgent UN Security Council meeting on Tuesday after an Israeli strike killed 45 people at a tent camp in Rafah for displaced people on Sunday, drawing international condemnation.

The draft resolution, which draws on last week's ruling by the International Court of Justice, "decides that Israel, the occupying power, shall immediately halt its military offensive and any other action in Rafah."

It also "demands an immediate ceasefire respected by all parties, and also demands the immediate and unconditional release of all hostages," according to a draft text seen by AFP.

However, Algeria's UN Ambassador, Amar Bendjama, has not specified when he hopes to put the draft resolution to a vote.

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◾The leader of the Ukrainian pacifist movement, Ruslan Kotsaba, has said that Italy will not deport Ukrainian refugees subject to mobilisation even if the Kiev authorities make an official demand.

◾He referred to the Ukrainian human rights organisation Centre for Civil Liberties, which had addressed this issue to the Italian prefectures.

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🇮🇱⚔🇵🇸Israel-Gaza Conflict: May 30-31 (Recap)

1️⃣The scene in northern Gaza’s Jabalia refugee camp is one of total destruction as Israeli troops withdrew to the east after 20 days of deadly operations.

2️⃣ At least 53 people have been killed in the enclave and 357 injured in the latest 24-hour reporting period, Gaza’s health ministry says.

3️⃣ Fierce street fighting and Israeli bombardments continue in southern Rafah with hundreds of thousands of civilians caught in the war zone with nowhere to flee.

4️⃣ A poll finds support for US President Joe Biden among Arab Americans plunges because of the war in Gaza as the government continues to supply Israel with billions of dollars in weaponry.

5️⃣ Israeli forces carried out raids across the occupied West Bank, hitting areas such as Ramallah and Jenin and killing a 20-year-old Palestinian man. Israeli settlers also carried out attacks on Palestinians in areas near Jericho and Nablus.

6️⃣ Hezbollah in southern Lebanon carried out six attacks on Israeli forces with two of its fighters killed in a firefight..

7️⃣ The US military confirmed 13 air strikes on “Iranian-backed Houthi terrorist-controlled areas of Yemen in self-defence”. The Houthis remained defiant stating earlier they will continue and strengthen military operations against Western cargo vessels. Local news reports indicated the strikes hit areas in the capital Sanaa and the Hodeidah regions. Two people were killed and 10 wounded.

At least 36,224 people including more than 15,000 children, have been killed and over 81,777 injured in Israeli attacks on Gaza since October 7. The death toll from the October 7 attack in Israel stands at 1,139.

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