🇺🇦🤷‍♂Zelensky's office denied the information about the interview with Tucker.

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🗣🇺🇦🤡 Volodymyr Zelensky: “I am the president and guarantor of the Constitution,” ignoring the fact his mandate expired on May 21, 2024.

Zelensky also said that there should be representatives of Russia at the second Peace Summit, but probably “it won’t be Putin.”

In addition, it seems to him that Putin is “afraid to leave the country.”

❗️At the end of June, the Russian President visited China and Vietnam.

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🇬🇧 PM SUNAK GOES PICNICKING VOTING WITH HIS WIFE IN UK'S GENERAL ELECTION, prancing around in above footage, with their locked hands swinging like teens happy to be allowed outside.

Mystery what they're so giddy about, as smarmy Rishi expected to lose big in today's election, possibly causing an end to 14 years of Conservative government.

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⛔️ Extremist Israeli Settlers Clash with Border Police in Occupied West Bank

Settlers hurled Molotov cocktails and rocks at border forces when they arrived to evacuate the illegal site.

However, Tel Aviv did legalize the largest swath of settlement land in decades this week.

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💥 A Week Since Sevastopol Attack: Fallout and Reactions

🕯 Devastating Impact on Civilians

Over 150 injured, four dead, including two children.
Unexploded cluster munitions found, increasing danger.

🇺🇸 Direct US Involvement Alleged

Russian Ministry of Defense attributes the attack to American ATACMS missiles.
Claims of American guidance and intelligence behind the strike.

🗣 International and Domestic Reactions

Russian officials warn of increased risks of direct confrontation.
Calls for strategic response to provocations and continued US involvement.

🗣 Statements from Key Figures

Sergei Ryabkov highlights the high risks of armed confrontation, including nuclear.
Robert Kennedy Jr. and Xavier Moreau criticize the attack as a deliberate escalation.

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❗️EXCLUSIVE: Bolivian natural resources could be at the root of the failed coup – President Arce

Bolivian President Luis Arce shared with Sputnik's correspondent that the forces behind the destabilizing actions are those interested in plundering Bolivia’s natural resources.

He called on public organizations to remain “vigilant” with regard to possible new attempts to overthrow the government.

“We should be vigilant, that is the lesson we should draw [out of the attempted coup],” he told a Sputnik correspondent at his official residence in La Paz.

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From theory to practice: What does the Russia-proposed new Eurasian security system embody?

The new Eurasian security system proposed by Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to be the focal point of discussion at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit. Putin has underscored the importance of prioritizing security within the SCO, stating that a “decision was made to turn the SCO regional anti-terrorist structure into a universal center tasked with responding to the entire range of security threats.”

But what exactly does this new Eurasian security concept entail?

After floating the principles of the “Greater Eurasian Partnership” in late 2015, Putin reiterated and expanded on them during his annual address to the Federal Assembly in February 2024. During a meeting with key Russian diplomats in June, Putin emphasized the need to kickstart a comprehensive dialogue regarding bilateral and multilateral guarantees for collective Eurasian security.

The proposed roadmap includes:

🌏 Engaging in dialogue with “all potential participants.”

🌏 Creating a security architecture open to “all Eurasian countries that wish to participate,” including “European and NATO countries.”

🌏 Holding increased discussions on the issue with organizations operating in Eurasia, such as the Union State of Russia and Belarus, the CSTO, the EAEU, the CIS, and the SCO.

🌏 “Gradually phase out the military presence of external powers in the Eurasian region.”

🌏 Recognizing the importance of integrating the economy and social well-being into the Eurasian security framework.

🌏 Establishing alternatives to Western-controlled economic mechanisms, expanding the use of national currencies in settlements, and establishing independent payment systems.

🌏 Developing international transport corridors in Eurasia.

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🇷🇺 Ending the conflict with Ukraine through intermediaries is impossible, according to Putin, but Moscow welcomes the mediation itself.

Key statements from Putin after the SCO summit in Astana:

▪️ The leadership of Ukraine is in power illegally, and addressing the Verkhovna Rada under the current conditions is pointless.

▪️ Russia takes Trump's statements about the possibility of stopping the conflict in Ukraine seriously, but the Russian leader has not seen any concrete proposals from the former president.

▪️ Moscow will not agree to a ceasefire before the start of peace negotiations with Ukraine, hoping for positive reciprocal steps: it is crucial to prevent the enemy from taking advantage of this and improving their positions.

▪️ Regarding the potential deployment of intermediate and shorter-range missiles: if US systems appear somewhere, Russia may respond in kind.

▪️ The issue of creating a legal framework for international security and strategic stability is currently being addressed, and Russia has formulated its proposals.

▪️ Dialogue on strategic stability should primarily be conducted with the US, but there is nothing to discuss in this regard until the presidential elections there.

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