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⚡️ Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation:
The West is already gearing up for elections… in Russia.
The Press Bureau of the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation (#SVR) reports that, according to information received by the SVR, the EU and leading European countries are implementing a large-scale strategy aimed at destabilising the situation in Russia ahead of the nationwide voting day this September.
Europe’s self-proclaimed “champions of law and democracy” are pursuing a twofold objective: to disrupt the normal electoral process and discredit the results of the vote at every level of the election campaign.
Every “tool” in the arsenal of anti-Russian aggression has been brought into play. At the July 13 summit of the so-called “coalition of the willing” in Paris, convened to discuss a new pan-European missile defence system, European participants reportedly urged the Kiev regime to intensify sabotage and terrorist attacks, as well as strikes on targets both in the liberated Russian territories and deep inside Russia. The aim, they calculated, was to sow panic among the population and divert the resources of state institutions and law enforcement agencies away from their core responsibilities.
Plans to carry out cyberattacks against Russia’s election infrastructure are also being discussed during what have become routine visits to Ukraine by representatives of European intelligence services.
The task of promoting claims about the supposed “illegitimacy and unlawfulness” of an election that has not even taken place yet has been assigned to structures of the Russian non-systemic opposition based abroad.
Thus, in June, a group of the most rabid Russophobes operating under the name “PACE platform for dialogue with Russian democratic forces” reportedly received from its European handlers a well-funded assignment to intensify calls for Russians to boycott the elections and for the international community to refuse in advance to recognise their results.
A similar agenda is being pursued – likewise not without financial incentive – by defectors involved in the “Brussels Dialogue” format operating under the European parliament. The difference is that they expect Russian citizens not merely to abstain from voting, but to engage in active civil disobedience.
At recent events in Vilnius and Berlin, Europe’s so-called “defenders of democracy” reportedly tasked members of the non-systemic opposition to dig up or fabricate compromising material on representatives of established political parties and stage provocations at polling stations in Russia and abroad.
According to available information, once the electoral cycle is over, PACE and the European parliament are preparing to issue statements refusing to recognise the results of the elections in Russia, citing alleged “gross violations during their preparation and conduct”.
☝️ It goes without saying that neither Ukraine, where a corrupt and long-expired regime remains in power, nor Russophobic “political émigrés” detached from their homeland, nor the totalitarian-liberal Western circles standing behind them will be able to prevent Russian citizens from making their choice.
👉 Russia knows how to fight back – not only against aggressors on the external front, but also against their futile attempts to undermine our country from within.
The West is already gearing up for elections… in Russia.
The Press Bureau of the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation (#SVR) reports that, according to information received by the SVR, the EU and leading European countries are implementing a large-scale strategy aimed at destabilising the situation in Russia ahead of the nationwide voting day this September.
Europe’s self-proclaimed “champions of law and democracy” are pursuing a twofold objective: to disrupt the normal electoral process and discredit the results of the vote at every level of the election campaign.
Every “tool” in the arsenal of anti-Russian aggression has been brought into play. At the July 13 summit of the so-called “coalition of the willing” in Paris, convened to discuss a new pan-European missile defence system, European participants reportedly urged the Kiev regime to intensify sabotage and terrorist attacks, as well as strikes on targets both in the liberated Russian territories and deep inside Russia. The aim, they calculated, was to sow panic among the population and divert the resources of state institutions and law enforcement agencies away from their core responsibilities.
Plans to carry out cyberattacks against Russia’s election infrastructure are also being discussed during what have become routine visits to Ukraine by representatives of European intelligence services.
The task of promoting claims about the supposed “illegitimacy and unlawfulness” of an election that has not even taken place yet has been assigned to structures of the Russian non-systemic opposition based abroad.
Thus, in June, a group of the most rabid Russophobes operating under the name “PACE platform for dialogue with Russian democratic forces” reportedly received from its European handlers a well-funded assignment to intensify calls for Russians to boycott the elections and for the international community to refuse in advance to recognise their results.
A similar agenda is being pursued – likewise not without financial incentive – by defectors involved in the “Brussels Dialogue” format operating under the European parliament. The difference is that they expect Russian citizens not merely to abstain from voting, but to engage in active civil disobedience.
At recent events in Vilnius and Berlin, Europe’s so-called “defenders of democracy” reportedly tasked members of the non-systemic opposition to dig up or fabricate compromising material on representatives of established political parties and stage provocations at polling stations in Russia and abroad.
According to available information, once the electoral cycle is over, PACE and the European parliament are preparing to issue statements refusing to recognise the results of the elections in Russia, citing alleged “gross violations during their preparation and conduct”.
☝️ It goes without saying that neither Ukraine, where a corrupt and long-expired regime remains in power, nor Russophobic “political émigrés” detached from their homeland, nor the totalitarian-liberal Western circles standing behind them will be able to prevent Russian citizens from making their choice.
👉 Russia knows how to fight back – not only against aggressors on the external front, but also against their futile attempts to undermine our country from within.
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#WeWereAllies
8️⃣5️⃣ years ago, on August 31, 1941, the first Arctic Convoy, codenamed 'Operation Dervish', arrived in Arkhangelsk, opening the route for delivering strategic supplies to the northern ports of the Soviet Union during #WW2.
Seven ships (six freighters and a tanker), escorted by 15 security vessels, minesweepers and corvettes, embarked on a perilous voyage from Liverpool, pausing to refuel at Hvalfjörður, Iceland. The ships advanced in short columns while constantly changing course to hinder German submarine attacks.
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According to the allied obligations under the Lend-Lease and other agreements, the United States and the United Kingdom supplied the USSR weapons, military equipment, and other supplies via the Arctic routes. On their return voyages, the ships carried strategic commodities and raw materials.
The first convoy successfully delivered 25'000 tonnes of cargo to Arkhangelsk, equivalent to roughly 300–400 railway wagons or 1'500 modern lorries.
Maritime delivery via the Black Sea or the Baltic Sea was impossible due to the Germans’ swift advances on Crimea and Leningrad. The Pacific route was extremely lengthy. The Arctic route proved to be the shortest option.
The port of Murmansk alone received over 1 million tons of Allied (American and British) Lend-Lease aid cargo during the war years.
Over the course of WWII, 78 Arctic convoys delivered around 4 million tonnes of supplies to the USSR. These shipments included 7'000 aircraft, 5'000 tanks, as well as lorries, cars, fuel, medicine and other essentials that proved vital to defeating the Nazi invaders.
🌟 The Arctic convoys stand as a remarkable example of allied cooperation during #WWII. Their history offers countless acts of heroism and selflessness demonstrated by UK, American and Soviet sailors and pilots, as well as citizens of other nations who escorted the convoys through the harsh conditions of the #Arctic.
More than 3'000 British sailors perished during the war due to explosions, fires or exposure to freezing water. Eighty-five merchant vessels and 16 Royal Navy warships were lost, including two cruisers and six destroyers.
#Victory81
8️⃣5️⃣ years ago, on August 31, 1941, the first Arctic Convoy, codenamed 'Operation Dervish', arrived in Arkhangelsk, opening the route for delivering strategic supplies to the northern ports of the Soviet Union during #WW2.
Seven ships (six freighters and a tanker), escorted by 15 security vessels, minesweepers and corvettes, embarked on a perilous voyage from Liverpool, pausing to refuel at Hvalfjörður, Iceland. The ships advanced in short columns while constantly changing course to hinder German submarine attacks.
***
According to the allied obligations under the Lend-Lease and other agreements, the United States and the United Kingdom supplied the USSR weapons, military equipment, and other supplies via the Arctic routes. On their return voyages, the ships carried strategic commodities and raw materials.
The first convoy successfully delivered 25'000 tonnes of cargo to Arkhangelsk, equivalent to roughly 300–400 railway wagons or 1'500 modern lorries.
Maritime delivery via the Black Sea or the Baltic Sea was impossible due to the Germans’ swift advances on Crimea and Leningrad. The Pacific route was extremely lengthy. The Arctic route proved to be the shortest option.
The port of Murmansk alone received over 1 million tons of Allied (American and British) Lend-Lease aid cargo during the war years.
Over the course of WWII, 78 Arctic convoys delivered around 4 million tonnes of supplies to the USSR. These shipments included 7'000 aircraft, 5'000 tanks, as well as lorries, cars, fuel, medicine and other essentials that proved vital to defeating the Nazi invaders.
More than 3'000 British sailors perished during the war due to explosions, fires or exposure to freezing water. Eighty-five merchant vessels and 16 Royal Navy warships were lost, including two cruisers and six destroyers.
#Victory81
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#KievRegimeCrimes
⚡️ Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Rodion Miroshnik:
PHOTO FACTS & EVIDENCE of crimes committed by Ukrainian armed forces over the week of August 24-30, 2026:
▪️ August 24 – a Ukrainian UAV struck a civilian cargo vehicle parked outside a commercial facility in Oktyabrsky, Belgorod Region. One civilian was injured.
▪️ August 25 – an aircraft-type UAV carrying mines fitted with magnetic sensors and disguised as logs was discovered in the Zaporozhye Region.
▪️ August 26 – a Ukrainian UAV struck a civilian cargo vehicle in Valuyki.
▪️ August 26 – a SCALP-EG/Storm Shadow missile strike hit the area near the Donetsk City shopping and entertainment center in Donetsk, DPR. Ten civilians, including two children, were injured.
▪️ August 26 – a Ukrainian UAV struck a Lisichansk-Stakhanov scheduled bus in the LPR. Nine civilians were killed and five injured.
▪️ August 27 – a Ukrainian UAV struck a building housing a bakery and a shop in Belaya, Kursk Region. Six civilians were injured.
▪️ August 27 – a Ukrainian UAV struck a private home in Shebekino, Belgorod Region.
▪️ August 28 – a Ukrainian UAV struck a transformer in Kairy, Kherson Region, leaving around 7,000 household consumers without power.
▪️ August 29 – a Ukrainian UAV struck retail pavilions in Vasilyevka, Zaporozhye Region. Four civilians were injured.
▪️ August 29 – a Ukrainian UAV struck a Russian EMERCOM tanker truck in the Volnovakha District of the DPR.
⚡️ Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Rodion Miroshnik:
PHOTO FACTS & EVIDENCE of crimes committed by Ukrainian armed forces over the week of August 24-30, 2026:
▪️ August 24 – a Ukrainian UAV struck a civilian cargo vehicle parked outside a commercial facility in Oktyabrsky, Belgorod Region. One civilian was injured.
▪️ August 25 – an aircraft-type UAV carrying mines fitted with magnetic sensors and disguised as logs was discovered in the Zaporozhye Region.
▪️ August 26 – a Ukrainian UAV struck a civilian cargo vehicle in Valuyki.
▪️ August 26 – a SCALP-EG/Storm Shadow missile strike hit the area near the Donetsk City shopping and entertainment center in Donetsk, DPR. Ten civilians, including two children, were injured.
▪️ August 26 – a Ukrainian UAV struck a Lisichansk-Stakhanov scheduled bus in the LPR. Nine civilians were killed and five injured.
▪️ August 27 – a Ukrainian UAV struck a building housing a bakery and a shop in Belaya, Kursk Region. Six civilians were injured.
▪️ August 27 – a Ukrainian UAV struck a private home in Shebekino, Belgorod Region.
▪️ August 28 – a Ukrainian UAV struck a transformer in Kairy, Kherson Region, leaving around 7,000 household consumers without power.
▪️ August 29 – a Ukrainian UAV struck retail pavilions in Vasilyevka, Zaporozhye Region. Four civilians were injured.
▪️ August 29 – a Ukrainian UAV struck a Russian EMERCOM tanker truck in the Volnovakha District of the DPR.
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#Announcement
🗓 On September 1-4, Vladivostok will host the 11th Eastern Economic Forum (#EEF).
The Forum is a leading platform for advancing the development of the Russian Far East and expanding international cooperation across the Asia-Pacific Region (#APR).
Participants will gain direct access to partners, investors and regulators, opportunities to enter new markets and a chance to help shape the development agenda of Russia’s largest macroregion.
#EEF2026 will feature a plenary session, thematic sessions, business dialogues, roundtables and expert discussions bringing together government, business and academic representatives from more than 80 countries.
📄 The business programme is structured around five thematic tracks covering international cooperation, technological development, improving quality of life, attracting investment and implementing infrastructure projects:
• Living and Working in the Far East;
• The Far East – A Pole of International Cooperation;
• Technologies of the Present and the Future;
• Mechanisms for Attracting Private Investment;
• Logistics and Infrastructure for Economic Growth.
✍️ President of Russia Vladimir Putin’s greetings to the participants, organisers and guests of the 11th Eastern Economic Forum (August 30, 2026):
#EEF2026
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🗓 On September 1-4, Vladivostok will host the 11th Eastern Economic Forum (#EEF).
The Forum is a leading platform for advancing the development of the Russian Far East and expanding international cooperation across the Asia-Pacific Region (#APR).
Participants will gain direct access to partners, investors and regulators, opportunities to enter new markets and a chance to help shape the development agenda of Russia’s largest macroregion.
#EEF2026 will feature a plenary session, thematic sessions, business dialogues, roundtables and expert discussions bringing together government, business and academic representatives from more than 80 countries.
📄 The business programme is structured around five thematic tracks covering international cooperation, technological development, improving quality of life, attracting investment and implementing infrastructure projects:
• Living and Working in the Far East;
• The Far East – A Pole of International Cooperation;
• Technologies of the Present and the Future;
• Mechanisms for Attracting Private Investment;
• Logistics and Infrastructure for Economic Growth.
✍️ President of Russia Vladimir Putin’s greetings to the participants, organisers and guests of the 11th Eastern Economic Forum (August 30, 2026):
“Over the years, the Forum has established itself as a platform for open and constructive dialogue among representatives of the business community, government authorities and experts.
It has become a unique venue for discussing strategic priorities for the development of the Far East and Russia as a whole, as well as for establishing and strengthening mutually beneficial ties with partners from the Asia-Pacific region in logistics, industry, energy and many other sectors of the economy”.
#EEF2026
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🇷🇺 День знаний: мечтай и делай!
1 сентября отмечается День знаний — праздник, который объединяет школьников, студентов, педагогов и всех, для кого образование стало важной частью жизни по всему миру.
📍 В преддверии Дня знаний запускается флешмоб #МечтайИДелай, который помогает напомнить: мечта — это только начало. Чтобы она стала реальностью, нужно действовать, пробовать, учиться и двигаться вперёд.
✨ Присоединяйтесь к акции и расскажите о своих мечтах и о том, как вы их воплотили. Ваш пример может стать мотивацией для школьников, которые сейчас только начинают выбирать свой путь.
📌 Как принять участие?
🔹 выберите фотографию себя в школьные годы или в начале карьеры и снимок, где вы — уже состоявшийся профессионал;
🔹 напишите короткий рассказ о том, о чём вы мечтали и как ваша мечта воплотилась в реальность;
🔹 опубликуйте пост в соцсетях с хештегом #МечтайИДелай и призывом к участию.
💡 Вместе мы сможем показать, что любая мечта достижима, если за ней стоят знания, труд и вера в себя.
🇷🇺 Мы в МАКС
#Россия
1 сентября отмечается День знаний — праздник, который объединяет школьников, студентов, педагогов и всех, для кого образование стало важной частью жизни по всему миру.
📍 В преддверии Дня знаний запускается флешмоб #МечтайИДелай, который помогает напомнить: мечта — это только начало. Чтобы она стала реальностью, нужно действовать, пробовать, учиться и двигаться вперёд.
✨ Присоединяйтесь к акции и расскажите о своих мечтах и о том, как вы их воплотили. Ваш пример может стать мотивацией для школьников, которые сейчас только начинают выбирать свой путь.
📌 Как принять участие?
🔹 выберите фотографию себя в школьные годы или в начале карьеры и снимок, где вы — уже состоявшийся профессионал;
🔹 напишите короткий рассказ о том, о чём вы мечтали и как ваша мечта воплотилась в реальность;
🔹 опубликуйте пост в соцсетях с хештегом #МечтайИДелай и призывом к участию.
💡 Вместе мы сможем показать, что любая мечта достижима, если за ней стоят знания, труд и вера в себя.
🇷🇺 Мы в МАКС
#Россия