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#KievRegimeCrimes
⚡️ Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Rodion Miroshnik:
💬 Over the past week, more than 250 civilians, including 12 children, suffered from the criminal actions of Ukrainian militants. Every day, the enemy fired over 700 munitions of various types at civilian sites in Russia.
Over the past seven days, Ukrainian punitive forces focused their efforts on disrupting civilian logistics in Crimea and the Kherson Region, including the supply of food, medicine and fuel.
Transport infrastructure, intercity and municipal public transport – including passenger trains and city bus routes – became targets of terrorist attacks.
Alongside these crimes, Ukrainian militants attempted to destroy a cultural heritage site in Sevastopol, once again demonstrating complete disregard for international law.
On June 8-14, Ukrainian neo-Nazi shelling resulted in casualties among 254 civilians: 225 people were injured, including 12 children, and 29 people were killed, including one child.
In total, over the past seven days, Ukrainian militants fired at least 4,976 munitions at civilian sites on Russian territory.
⚡️ Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Rodion Miroshnik:
💬 Over the past week, more than 250 civilians, including 12 children, suffered from the criminal actions of Ukrainian militants. Every day, the enemy fired over 700 munitions of various types at civilian sites in Russia.
Over the past seven days, Ukrainian punitive forces focused their efforts on disrupting civilian logistics in Crimea and the Kherson Region, including the supply of food, medicine and fuel.
Transport infrastructure, intercity and municipal public transport – including passenger trains and city bus routes – became targets of terrorist attacks.
Alongside these crimes, Ukrainian militants attempted to destroy a cultural heritage site in Sevastopol, once again demonstrating complete disregard for international law.
On June 8-14, Ukrainian neo-Nazi shelling resulted in casualties among 254 civilians: 225 people were injured, including 12 children, and 29 people were killed, including one child.
In total, over the past seven days, Ukrainian militants fired at least 4,976 munitions at civilian sites on Russian territory.
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On June 17–18, Kazan will host the Russia–ASEAN summit, marking the 35th anniversary of relations between our country and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
During the anniversary meeting, the leaders will review their strategic partnership and outline new areas of cooperation in the political, economic, and humanitarian spheres. They also plan to exchange views on current international and regional issues.
The parties expect to adopt a number of joint documents, including the Kazan Declaration and the Russia–ASEAN Comprehensive Plan of Action.
Vladimir Putin will hold bilateral meetings with the heads of ASEAN delegations during the summit.
On June 17, Kazan will also host the Russia–ASEAN Business Forum, where entrepreneurs from our country and Southeast Asian nations will discuss prospects for trade and economic cooperation.
Source: https://t.me/KremlinRussian
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During the anniversary meeting, the leaders will review their strategic partnership and outline new areas of cooperation in the political, economic, and humanitarian spheres. They also plan to exchange views on current international and regional issues.
The parties expect to adopt a number of joint documents, including the Kazan Declaration and the Russia–ASEAN Comprehensive Plan of Action.
Vladimir Putin will hold bilateral meetings with the heads of ASEAN delegations during the summit.
On June 17, Kazan will also host the Russia–ASEAN Business Forum, where entrepreneurs from our country and Southeast Asian nations will discuss prospects for trade and economic cooperation.
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Axios correspondent Barak Ravid published details of the 12-point memorandum of understanding, citing a senior US official and White House sources.
He also reported that the document was digitally signed by President Trump, Vice President Vance, and Iran's Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf.
Here is the 12-point plan as reported by The Mirror quoting Ravid:
1. Iran, US and allies stop fighting across the region—including in Lebanon
2. Iran reaffirms commitment not to develop or acquire nuclear weapons
3. US and Iran address disposal of enriched uranium stockpile
4. Both sides discuss enrichment and Iran's nuclear needs
5. Iran maintains nuclear program status quo during negotiations
6. US lifts naval blockade, imposes no new sanctions, refrains from troop increases
7. Iran guarantees toll-free passage for commercial ships through Strait of Hormuz for 60 days
8. US releases frozen Iranian assets once MOU takes effect [Note: Ravid actually quoted a senior US official denying Iranian media claims that Washington would release $12–25 billion in frozen assets unconditionally before negotiations. The official stated: "This is completely not true. This is a pay-for-performance deal and no frozen funds will be released without the Iranians implementing their commitments".]
9. Upon final agreement, US withdraws forces within 30 days and lifts all sanctions
10. Final agreement includes $300 billion reconstruction fund for Iran
11. US provides temporary oil sanctions waivers during negotiations
12. Iran, Oman, and Gulf states negotiate maritime security arrangements
Commentary. Considering how Benjamin Netanyahu tried yesterday to convince everyone in Israel of his "victory", Trump has found arguments for him (at least for now) not to interfere with him concluding this deal.
If the above reporting is true, whose victory do you think it is? Please share your thoughts in the comments.
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He also reported that the document was digitally signed by President Trump, Vice President Vance, and Iran's Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf.
Here is the 12-point plan as reported by The Mirror quoting Ravid:
1. Iran, US and allies stop fighting across the region—including in Lebanon
2. Iran reaffirms commitment not to develop or acquire nuclear weapons
3. US and Iran address disposal of enriched uranium stockpile
4. Both sides discuss enrichment and Iran's nuclear needs
5. Iran maintains nuclear program status quo during negotiations
6. US lifts naval blockade, imposes no new sanctions, refrains from troop increases
7. Iran guarantees toll-free passage for commercial ships through Strait of Hormuz for 60 days
8. US releases frozen Iranian assets once MOU takes effect [Note: Ravid actually quoted a senior US official denying Iranian media claims that Washington would release $12–25 billion in frozen assets unconditionally before negotiations. The official stated: "This is completely not true. This is a pay-for-performance deal and no frozen funds will be released without the Iranians implementing their commitments".]
9. Upon final agreement, US withdraws forces within 30 days and lifts all sanctions
10. Final agreement includes $300 billion reconstruction fund for Iran
11. US provides temporary oil sanctions waivers during negotiations
12. Iran, Oman, and Gulf states negotiate maritime security arrangements
Commentary. Considering how Benjamin Netanyahu tried yesterday to convince everyone in Israel of his "victory", Trump has found arguments for him (at least for now) not to interfere with him concluding this deal.
If the above reporting is true, whose victory do you think it is? Please share your thoughts in the comments.
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If the above reporting is true, who do you think is the winner?
Anonymous Poll
73%
Iran
3%
The US and Israel
5%
The US but not Israel
1%
Israel but not the US
12%
Neither side
6%
Everyone
3%
Other (please share your thoughts in the comments)
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About the last Russian base in Armenia
Armenia is a tiny Christian country stuck between Muslim Turkey and Muslim Azerbaijan. Both countries are hostile to Armenia. The only reason Armenia still exists today is a Russian airbase near the city of Gyumri. Apparently at least half of Armenians believe that if their country gets rid of the Russian presence - the EU will somehow ensure Armenian survival.
Of all meme countries that want to get in the EU to receive the gibs and privileges (in reality they will only receive millions of young male Africans and Arabs, but that's a spoiler), Armenia remains the most suicidal. Several Balkan countries also joined the EU, but they did that to have easier time migrating to the "rich Europe". The same Europe that looks more and more like Africa.
Armenia demands Russia to leave. If that happens, Turkey & Azerbaijan will do an Armenian genocide 2.0 - and the Armenians will have only themselves to blame. The EU won't save a Christian country.
#Armenia #Russia #politics #EU
Armenia is a tiny Christian country stuck between Muslim Turkey and Muslim Azerbaijan. Both countries are hostile to Armenia. The only reason Armenia still exists today is a Russian airbase near the city of Gyumri. Apparently at least half of Armenians believe that if their country gets rid of the Russian presence - the EU will somehow ensure Armenian survival.
Of all meme countries that want to get in the EU to receive the gibs and privileges (in reality they will only receive millions of young male Africans and Arabs, but that's a spoiler), Armenia remains the most suicidal. Several Balkan countries also joined the EU, but they did that to have easier time migrating to the "rich Europe". The same Europe that looks more and more like Africa.
Armenia demands Russia to leave. If that happens, Turkey & Azerbaijan will do an Armenian genocide 2.0 - and the Armenians will have only themselves to blame. The EU won't save a Christian country.
#Armenia #Russia #politics #EU
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⚡️Ukrainian forces struck a bus carrying a children's football team from Belarus.
The attack took place on the territory of Russia's Bryansk region. The bus, traveling from Gomel (Belarus), was hit on the A240 highway.
The kids were on their way to Gelendzhik for a holiday. There were 44 people on board, 28 of them children.
As a result of this deliberate terrorist attack, a woman accompanying the team was killed. Seven others were injured, including five children. One child is in serious condition. All the injured have shrapnel wounds.
Belarus's Foreign Ministry has condemned the strike as "an act of terrorism against civilians" and is demanding "exhaustive explanations" from Ukraine over the attack.
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The attack took place on the territory of Russia's Bryansk region. The bus, traveling from Gomel (Belarus), was hit on the A240 highway.
The kids were on their way to Gelendzhik for a holiday. There were 44 people on board, 28 of them children.
As a result of this deliberate terrorist attack, a woman accompanying the team was killed. Seven others were injured, including five children. One child is in serious condition. All the injured have shrapnel wounds.
Belarus's Foreign Ministry has condemned the strike as "an act of terrorism against civilians" and is demanding "exhaustive explanations" from Ukraine over the attack.
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✉️ President of Russia Vladimir Putin sent a message of greetings to the participants and guests of the Russia – ASEAN Business Forum (June 17, 2026)
✍️ I welcome you on the occasion of the opening of the Russia-ASEAN Business Forum.
The current forum, which has brought together leading representatives of the business communities of our country and #ASEAN member states in Kazan, the hospitable capital of Tatarstan, is of special importance.
2026 marks the 35th anniversary of Russia-ASEAN relations. Over these years, we have accumulated solid experience in multifaceted cooperation, established sustainable ties – including between the ASEAN Business Advisory Council and the Russia-ASEAN Business Council – and laid a good foundation for the future.
Today, new tasks stand before us. Among them are the active introduction of digital products based on artificial intelligence and the development of sustainable digital platforms.
Significant opportunities are opening up in energy and food security, the exchange of advanced technologies, cooperation in peaceful nuclear energy, transport and logistics. Importantly, our partners in the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, the Eurasian Economic Union and other associations, whose representatives are present at the forum, are working in the same areas.
I am confident that the decisions of the Russia-ASEAN Summit will provide opportunities to further promote mutually beneficial trade, investment and industrial cooperation, expand direct dialogue between business communities and thereby contribute to the socioeconomic development of our states.
🤝 I wish you success in implementing your plans and all the best.
VLADIMIR PUTIN
✍️ I welcome you on the occasion of the opening of the Russia-ASEAN Business Forum.
The current forum, which has brought together leading representatives of the business communities of our country and #ASEAN member states in Kazan, the hospitable capital of Tatarstan, is of special importance.
2026 marks the 35th anniversary of Russia-ASEAN relations. Over these years, we have accumulated solid experience in multifaceted cooperation, established sustainable ties – including between the ASEAN Business Advisory Council and the Russia-ASEAN Business Council – and laid a good foundation for the future.
Today, new tasks stand before us. Among them are the active introduction of digital products based on artificial intelligence and the development of sustainable digital platforms.
Significant opportunities are opening up in energy and food security, the exchange of advanced technologies, cooperation in peaceful nuclear energy, transport and logistics. Importantly, our partners in the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, the Eurasian Economic Union and other associations, whose representatives are present at the forum, are working in the same areas.
I am confident that the decisions of the Russia-ASEAN Summit will provide opportunities to further promote mutually beneficial trade, investment and industrial cooperation, expand direct dialogue between business communities and thereby contribute to the socioeconomic development of our states.
🤝 I wish you success in implementing your plans and all the best.
VLADIMIR PUTIN
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Forwarded from Russian Embassy in Cambodia
🇷🇺🇰🇭 Welcome to Russia!
The Cambodian delegation led by Samdech Moha Borvor Thipadei Hun Manet, Prime Minister of the Kingdom, arrived in Kazan to participate in the #ASEANRussia Commemorative Summit.
#RussiaCambodia
The Cambodian delegation led by Samdech Moha Borvor Thipadei Hun Manet, Prime Minister of the Kingdom, arrived in Kazan to participate in the #ASEANRussia Commemorative Summit.
#RussiaCambodia
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Cybercrime in Russia has decreased by 31.2% year-on-year — the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation (MVD).
From January to May 2026, Russia recorded 31.2% fewer IT-related crimes than during the same period in 2025, the MVD reported. According to the agency, the number of remote thefts decreased by 17.8%, fraud involving information and telecommunications technologies fell by 26.4%, and crimes in the field of computer information decreased by 38.7%.
The decline is attributed to several factors: banks have strengthened anti-fraud systems, telecom operators have increased information sharing, and citizens have become better at recognizing fraudulent schemes.
The statistics may have been partially influenced by the blocking and restriction of certain foreign services, but the main reason is the development of anti-fraud infrastructure.
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From January to May 2026, Russia recorded 31.2% fewer IT-related crimes than during the same period in 2025, the MVD reported. According to the agency, the number of remote thefts decreased by 17.8%, fraud involving information and telecommunications technologies fell by 26.4%, and crimes in the field of computer information decreased by 38.7%.
The decline is attributed to several factors: banks have strengthened anti-fraud systems, telecom operators have increased information sharing, and citizens have become better at recognizing fraudulent schemes.
The statistics may have been partially influenced by the blocking and restriction of certain foreign services, but the main reason is the development of anti-fraud infrastructure.
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On June 18, 1880, a monument to Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin, Russia’s greatest poet, was unveiled in Moscow.
From 10 o'clock in the morning, crowds of people and numerous carriages began to converge on the square by the Strastnoy Monastery. It seemed as if all of Moscow had come to pay homage to the great poet.
Around the monument's platform, white panels with the titles of the Pushkin's works embossed in gold were mounted on poles.
Tverskoy Boulevard was adorned with garlands of fresh greenery. The people bought all the lilies of the valley and violets from the vendors and showered the pedestal of the monument with them.
By evening, the illumination was lit. At the base of the monument, still covered with a cloth, renowned Russian writers Turgenev, Polonsky, Maikov, Pleshcheev, and Dostoevsky delivered solemn speeches.
When the covering fell, the entire square erupted in cheers of jubilation. The monument to the great poet was officially unveiled.
Sculptor Alexander Opekushin depicted the poet in deep contemplation: head bowed, one hand tucked behind the lapel of his frock coat, his step slow and seemingly frozen in time.
In 1950, the monument was moved from Tverskoy Boulevard to the other side of the reconstructed Strastnaya Square (now Pushkin Square) and rotated 180 degrees.
The monument had to be slightly elevated, for which a concrete foundation was constructed.
Today, as for nearly one hundred and fifty years, the monument to Pushkin remains one of the most beloved monuments among Muscovites.
See our series of posts about Pushkin, his curious family history, and his poem "Poltava".
#TodayInHistory
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From 10 o'clock in the morning, crowds of people and numerous carriages began to converge on the square by the Strastnoy Monastery. It seemed as if all of Moscow had come to pay homage to the great poet.
Around the monument's platform, white panels with the titles of the Pushkin's works embossed in gold were mounted on poles.
Tverskoy Boulevard was adorned with garlands of fresh greenery. The people bought all the lilies of the valley and violets from the vendors and showered the pedestal of the monument with them.
By evening, the illumination was lit. At the base of the monument, still covered with a cloth, renowned Russian writers Turgenev, Polonsky, Maikov, Pleshcheev, and Dostoevsky delivered solemn speeches.
When the covering fell, the entire square erupted in cheers of jubilation. The monument to the great poet was officially unveiled.
Sculptor Alexander Opekushin depicted the poet in deep contemplation: head bowed, one hand tucked behind the lapel of his frock coat, his step slow and seemingly frozen in time.
In 1950, the monument was moved from Tverskoy Boulevard to the other side of the reconstructed Strastnaya Square (now Pushkin Square) and rotated 180 degrees.
The monument had to be slightly elevated, for which a concrete foundation was constructed.
Today, as for nearly one hundred and fifty years, the monument to Pushkin remains one of the most beloved monuments among Muscovites.
See our series of posts about Pushkin, his curious family history, and his poem "Poltava".
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Cancelled vacation
The biggest war in Europe since World War Two continues. It is dragging for 4 years by now, and the civilians keep suffering.
The most recent attack took place in the Russian region of Bryansk - located exactly at the cross-road between Belarus, Ukraine, and Russia itself.
Russia officially reports that a civilian bus carrying 28 children from a Belarusian youth sports team and 16 adults escorting them to the destination point. The bus was hit by a Ukrainian FPV drone, which led to the death of the wife of the football trainer that was escorting the Belarusian children en-route to the Russian city of Gelendzhik near the Black Sea, for their summer vacation.
Ukraine has officially declared that this whole event is a fake news fabricated by Russia. All Russia needs to do now is to show the wounded kids as the living proof.
This cycle of "revenge for the revenge" keeps going on for a while by now. Until Ukraine admits the defeat - it will keep happening.
#Ukraine #Russia #war #civilians
The biggest war in Europe since World War Two continues. It is dragging for 4 years by now, and the civilians keep suffering.
The most recent attack took place in the Russian region of Bryansk - located exactly at the cross-road between Belarus, Ukraine, and Russia itself.
Russia officially reports that a civilian bus carrying 28 children from a Belarusian youth sports team and 16 adults escorting them to the destination point. The bus was hit by a Ukrainian FPV drone, which led to the death of the wife of the football trainer that was escorting the Belarusian children en-route to the Russian city of Gelendzhik near the Black Sea, for their summer vacation.
Ukraine has officially declared that this whole event is a fake news fabricated by Russia. All Russia needs to do now is to show the wounded kids as the living proof.
This cycle of "revenge for the revenge" keeps going on for a while by now. Until Ukraine admits the defeat - it will keep happening.
#Ukraine #Russia #war #civilians
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Mount Strelnaya, Samara Oblast ⛰️
This is one of the most beautiful peaks in the Zhiguli Mountains, located within Samara Luka National Park.
From the lookout at the summit, you can see Shalyga-Seredysh Island, the western part of the ridge, Mount Bolshaya Bakhirova, the Zhiguli Sea, and the city of Tolyatti.
The route to the mountain goes through the Devil's Bridge pass, which is equipped with stairways offering spectacular panoramic views.
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This is one of the most beautiful peaks in the Zhiguli Mountains, located within Samara Luka National Park.
From the lookout at the summit, you can see Shalyga-Seredysh Island, the western part of the ridge, Mount Bolshaya Bakhirova, the Zhiguli Sea, and the city of Tolyatti.
The route to the mountain goes through the Devil's Bridge pass, which is equipped with stairways offering spectacular panoramic views.
#ILoveRussia ❤️
#BeautifulRussia@TCofRus
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🎙️ Interview by Ambassador of the Russian Federation to #ASEAN Evgeny Zagaynov on the ASEAN-Russia Strategic Partnership and its future prospects in the context of the 35th anniversary of relations, RIA Novosti (June 17, 2026).
Key points:
🔹️ The 35th anniversary of ASEAN-Russia relations provides a good opportunity to take stock of the path we have travelled together and to identify new benchmarks for the further development of the Strategic Partnership. Shared interests and common approaches to international affairs have laid a solid foundation for practical cooperation.
🔹️ Over the past three and a half decades, the ASEAN-Russia agenda has significantly evolved and now covers a wide range of areas — from energy and food security to digital transformation, scientific, technological and innovative development.
🔹️ The ASEAN-Russia Commemorative Summit in Kazan on June 18 will serve as the main platform for discussing key tasks of engagement with ASEAN and is designed to give fresh impetus to further expanding cooperation, as well as reaffirm the shared commitment to promoting a just multipolar world based on the principles of equality and mutual respect.
🔹️ Amid global economic transformations, Russia and ASEAN are interested in “a more substantive and pragmatic dialogue.” The prospects for engagement go beyond increasing trade volumes and include industrial cooperation, establishment of joint production facilities, technology exchange and investment ties.
🔹️ Cooperation in the field of civilian nuclear energy is one of the promising areas of ASEAN-Russia interaction, given Southeast Asia’s growing focus on energy security and the transition towards a low-carbon economy. Russia is ready to share its expertise and technologies to contribute to sustainable development and strengthen the region’s energy security.
🔹️ Russia and ASEAN continue to advance joint efforts in countering terrorism and transnational crime. Combating crimes committed with the use of ICTs is becoming increasingly embedded in the regional agenda, while the cross-border nature of such threats requires international coordination and information exchange.
🔹️ Russia views Southeast Asia as a friendly space for positive co-development and is ready for constructive engagement with all ASEAN Member States. It actively contributes to maintaining the regional security architecture, with the principle of ASEAN centrality remaining its foundation.
🔹️ Russia advocates promoting a unifying agenda and building an architecture of equal and indivisible security with the participation of all Eurasian states and organizations ready for cooperation. ASEAN undoubtedly has an important role to play in this process.
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Key points:
🔹️ The 35th anniversary of ASEAN-Russia relations provides a good opportunity to take stock of the path we have travelled together and to identify new benchmarks for the further development of the Strategic Partnership. Shared interests and common approaches to international affairs have laid a solid foundation for practical cooperation.
🔹️ Over the past three and a half decades, the ASEAN-Russia agenda has significantly evolved and now covers a wide range of areas — from energy and food security to digital transformation, scientific, technological and innovative development.
🔹️ The ASEAN-Russia Commemorative Summit in Kazan on June 18 will serve as the main platform for discussing key tasks of engagement with ASEAN and is designed to give fresh impetus to further expanding cooperation, as well as reaffirm the shared commitment to promoting a just multipolar world based on the principles of equality and mutual respect.
🔹️ Amid global economic transformations, Russia and ASEAN are interested in “a more substantive and pragmatic dialogue.” The prospects for engagement go beyond increasing trade volumes and include industrial cooperation, establishment of joint production facilities, technology exchange and investment ties.
🔹️ Cooperation in the field of civilian nuclear energy is one of the promising areas of ASEAN-Russia interaction, given Southeast Asia’s growing focus on energy security and the transition towards a low-carbon economy. Russia is ready to share its expertise and technologies to contribute to sustainable development and strengthen the region’s energy security.
🔹️ Russia and ASEAN continue to advance joint efforts in countering terrorism and transnational crime. Combating crimes committed with the use of ICTs is becoming increasingly embedded in the regional agenda, while the cross-border nature of such threats requires international coordination and information exchange.
🔹️ Russia views Southeast Asia as a friendly space for positive co-development and is ready for constructive engagement with all ASEAN Member States. It actively contributes to maintaining the regional security architecture, with the principle of ASEAN centrality remaining its foundation.
🔹️ Russia advocates promoting a unifying agenda and building an architecture of equal and indivisible security with the participation of all Eurasian states and organizations ready for cooperation. ASEAN undoubtedly has an important role to play in this process.
🔗 Read the full interview
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The Belgorod Brit explains why the barbarians do not seem to be able to reverse catastrophic and absurd policy decisions. Why are the Europeans spoiling for a war, when they don't have weapons or the armies to use them? In the film, he talks about the rise of the bureaucratic classes and the way in which they become an ever-expanding, permanent feature of modern states.
In the podcast, BB explains how academia, particularly higher education, melds seemlessly into the state apparatus, mimicking their talking points, and supplying staff who will never challenge the status quo. Far from being radical intellectuals who bravely take on the powers that be and speak truth, they are mostly concerned with keeping the government money spigot pointing in their direction. Conformity and petty squabbling is the norm, and producing establishment workers is aim of the game. When those in power look to academics for advice, they are looking into a mirror and speaking to an echo-chamber. The only change necessary is to be more extreme in the things that you are already doing.
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In the podcast, BB explains how academia, particularly higher education, melds seemlessly into the state apparatus, mimicking their talking points, and supplying staff who will never challenge the status quo. Far from being radical intellectuals who bravely take on the powers that be and speak truth, they are mostly concerned with keeping the government money spigot pointing in their direction. Conformity and petty squabbling is the norm, and producing establishment workers is aim of the game. When those in power look to academics for advice, they are looking into a mirror and speaking to an echo-chamber. The only change necessary is to be more extreme in the things that you are already doing.
#TheBelgorodBrit
#InfoDefenseAuthor
#InfoDefensePodcast
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