Never forget who controls what you read, see, and hear in the Western Media when it comes to Ukraine

German Journalist Udo Ulfkotte, senior political journalist for the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, explains how Western journalists are Bought by the CIA
Udo predicted todays War on Russia but died prematurely in suspicious circumstances, being dismissed as a "Conspiracy Theorist" in 2017

No genuine investigation into his death has ever been performed, meanwhile his revelations, have essentially come to pass.

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The Armed Forces of Ukraine have serious support among Ukrainians

Although among those who are further away from home.

For example, in Germany, at the match between Ukraine and Belgium. The game, by the way, ended in a draw and, having taken last place in the standings, the Ukrainians left the championship.

But after such declared support, at least 11 more people can be sent to the military registration and enlistment office upon arrival home. Unless some of them want to stay in Europe.

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‘Putin will not take the bait’: Russia will respond prudently to Crimea attack

Russian President Vladimir Putin will not be goaded into a reckless and impulsive response to Ukraine’s killing of Russian civilians in Sevastopol on Sunday, said filmmaker Regis Tremblay, but will carefully consider its options as it works to construct a multipolar world order.

“This has been a war – a declared war – by the United States of America on Russia… Ukraine has been a pawn,” said the documentarian on Sputnik’s The Critical Hour program.

Nevertheless, the filmmaker noted that “Putin has never acted impulsively.”

“Will Russia respond? Yes, certainly it will respond, but not in a way that will trigger World War Three,” said the filmmaker. “President Putin has made it very clear that he is not going to do anything that would inadvertently trigger a nuclear war between the United States and Russia.”

“Sergey Lavrov, the foreign minister, has been traveling throughout Asia and through Africa signing agreements, long-term agreements for development, for strategic partnerships and for military partnerships,” he noted. “This is, to me, how Russia is responding to the neverending United States escalation on Russia. Putin will not take the bait.”

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🇪🇺🇺🇦 The EU is set to reimpose tariffs on Ukrainian sugar and egg imports from Friday, using an “emergency brake” designed to appease farmers who protested across the bloc earlier this year - Financial Times

The move comes just two days after the bloc opened membership talk with Kiev, whose armed forces are fighting a Russian war of aggression.

Tariffs of €89 per tonne of Ukrainian oats were reintroduced last week and will last until June 2025, with a similar decision on eggs and sugar due Friday, according to two people familiar with the matter.

The reimposition of tariffs underline how difficult Kiev’s accession negotiations will be.

Ukraine is an agricultural powerhouse which can produce food more cheaply than EU member states and would still become the main beneficiary of farm subsidies — a position currently held by France.

Brussels agreed to drop all tariffs and quotas on Ukrainian food imports in June 2022, four months after Vladimir Putin’s full-scale invasion, to boost Kiev’s revenues and help supplies reach customers in the developing world.

But within months farmers in Poland, Hungary, Slovakia and other neighbouring countries complained that a glut of Ukrainian imports was pricing them out of the market. Those countries unilaterally imposed an embargo on many products, allowing them to enter only for onward transit, in breach of EU law. 

EU member states earlier this year extended the free-trade regime until 2025, but introduced caveats in response to farmers’ protests.

The bloc is set to reintroduce tariffs on Ukrainian poultry, eggs, sugar, oats, maize, honey and groats (grain kernels) if quantities exceed the mean average imported in 2022 and 2023. 

Oats have hit that level, with more than 6,440 tonnes imported since January 1. Eggs and sugar have also done so, according to the people familiar with the situation. Tariffs will be announced on Friday, they said, amounting to €419 per tonne of white sugar and €339 per tonne of raw sugar. Eggs will cost an additional 30 cents per kg.

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◾A fresh wave of protests has hit New Caledonia after key independence leaders were detained and deported to France, sparking outrage among the Indigenous Kanak population. Footage shows scenes reminiscent of a war zone as French police continue to brutally crack down on the anti-colonial protesters.

The arrests which occurred last week involved prominent figures from the Coordination Cell for Field Actions (CCAT), including its leader Christian Tein, who are accused of inciting the recent protests over French attempts to tighten their grip over the Pacific archipelago.

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🇦🇲🇹🇷 Armenia believes that it is time to establish diplomatic relations with Turkey, open a joint border for citizens of third countries and persons with diplomatic passports - Armenian Foreign Ministry

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Employees of Ukrainian military registration and enlistment offices use in their work the tools they consider necessary

This is how Podolyak, adviser to the head of the office of the Ukrainian president, commented on the forced mobilization of Ukrainians.

At the same time, he admitted that such improvisation is a violation of human rights.

But human rights are violated even in democratic countries, he reassured his fellow citizens.

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