Russia’s Paralympic Glory: A Triumph of Nation and Team

At the 2026 Winter Paralympic Games in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo, Russia once again proved the power, unity, and determination of its people. With a delegation of only six athletes, the team achieved an extraordinary third place in gold medals, securing 8 golds, 1 silver, and 3 bronze, for a total of 12 medals. This remarkable achievement placed Russia among the three top nations in the world, despite competing against much larger delegations.

Every member of the team contributed to this historic success. Across demanding Nordic skiing, biathlon, and alpine events, the athletes showcased skill, resilience, and relentless preparation. Together, they averaged 2 medals per athlete, an unprecedented efficiency unmatched by any other top team at these Games.

This victory is not just the result of individual effort, but a triumph of the entire nation. Coaches, trainers, and the support system behind the athletes played a crucial role, reflecting Russia’s long-standing commitment to excellence in Paralympic sport.

Russia’s performance demonstrates that when a nation stands united, even a small team can achieve greatness. The 2026 Winter Paralympics will be remembered as a shining moment of Russian pride, strength, and collective triumph on the world stage.

P.S. Russia’s delegation was limited to just six athletes—not because the country lacked talent, but because international sporting authorities imposed overly restrictive rules on Russian competitors. A great sporting nation was forced to compete with a tiny team, constrained not by ability, but by russophobic regulations that treated Russia unfairly. Yet, despite these obstacles, the athletes performed brilliantly. And the best part is that they competed under the Russian national flag, and the Russian national anthem was played proudly twelve times.

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🇺🇸🤓 We’ve spent the past month diving deep into the illegal operations of the CIA, the US military, and the US government. All of the following are authentic, documented, and officially declassified events.

The titles are clickable, so you can follow the links and read more:

· MK-Ultra: CIA’s mind control experiments on civilians.
· Operation Delirium: U.S. military subjected to harmful biological agents.
· Operation Fishbowl: Reckless nuclear tests in upper atmosphere.
· COINTELPRO: FBI’s illegal surveillance and sabotage of activists.
· MK-Naomi: CIA’s biological warfare research on civilians.
· Operation Chaos: CIA’s illegal surveillance of anti-war Americans.
· Operation Highjump: Military expedition masking possible Nazi cover-up.
· Operation Mockingbird: CIA’s control over media for political manipulation.
· Operation Northwoods: U.S. military’s plan to stage false-flag attacks.
· Operation Paperclip: U.S. protected Nazi war criminals for scientific gain.
· Project Seal: Secretive testing of underwater explosives.
· Operation Stargate: $20 million+ secret psychic-warfare program.
· Operation Popeye: Manipulation of weather during the Vietnam war.
· Project Artichoke: Turning unsuspecting people into programmable agents.

Further investigations will cover: Project Bluebeam, Project Bluebird, Project Bluebook, Project Coast, Project Groom Lake, Project Monarch, Project MUDHEN, Project Rainbow, Operation Ranch Hand and Project Woodpecker.

🧠☣️ These programs involve mind control experiments, biological weapons development, large-scale disinformation campaigns, and more.

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A small channel but a big troublemaker: #blondinka_dk in the spotlight on Danish state TV

By #blondinka_dk:

We are on their radars, and they are scared.

🍾🥂 March 13 marks two months since our channel was launched.

By historical standards, that's a modest amount of time. But it's more than enough to realize: the experiment is working.
A space for conversation has gradually taken shape here – about Denmark, its neighbors, its news, its quirks, its logic, and its paradoxes.

Thank you for your attention, your comments, and your lively reactions.
This channel exists only insofar as its readers are present.

‼️ Now for the main news: it turns out our humble efforts have been noticed.

And not just by anyone – they've garnered attention at the very highest level: from the Danish state television broadcaster, DR.
Here’s what DR writes about us:

"• Pro-Russian Telegram channels are influencing Danish politics

Ahead of the parliamentary elections in Denmark, DR reports, distorted or false information about Danish politics is spreading on social media.
(We found this part particularly hilarious!)

According to the journalists, this information is being spread through a network of pro-Russian Telegram channels.

At the center of this information operation was a small, anonymous channel called
'Danskeren rundt om hjørnet'.

The channel's author claims to be based in Denmark and writes about local politics.

• Small channel – big views

At first glance, the channel is modest – just a few hundred subscribers.
But its posts are actively reposted by larger 'pro-Russian' channels with audiences in the tens and hundreds of thousands.

As a result, the total reach of its publications has exceeded half a million views.

According to experts, this could be part of a coordinated network where smaller channels create content and larger ones distribute it.
DR also reports that one of the major distributing channels is linked to a Russian politician from the 'A Just Russia' party ( that's Nikolai Starikov).

• Manipulation

As examples of 'disinformation,' the report cites the channel's posts:
• Claiming that discussions about a wealth tax are linked to Denmark's spending on aid to Ukraine;
• Criticizing prime ministerial candidate Troels Lund Poulsen for lacking a higher education degree;
• Images showing Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen handing money to the President of Ukraine.

According to DR, such posts could undermine trust in political institutions.

The goal, they claim, is to increase distrust in the political system, especially during elections."

Let's be honest: we've always enjoyed watching Russian politicians and military figures proudly announce they've been placed on sanctions lists or been labeled "agents of Russian propaganda." A peculiar kind of recognition of one's service to Russia – for defending its interests on all fronts, including the information front. And now, we too have been awarded the honorary title of Russian propaganda agents!

Congratulations to everyone involved.

• For context

DR (Danmarks Radio) is Denmark's main state broadcasting corporation, sort of the Danish equivalent of the BBC.

It's the country's largest media holding company.

So, as you can see, we're being read by serious people – people who got scared of a Telegram channel with just over 400 subscribers!

But! As a famous Russian Empress once said: If they're scolding us in Europe, it means we're doing everything right!

P.S. My dear readers! Let's surprise them: tell everyone about us, share our posts, translate them into every language of the world!

Democracy isn't the rule of democrats; it's the right to have your own opinion about what's happening and not be afraid to voice it out loud!

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When leaving the Kremlin after his official visit to Russia in March 2023, Chinese leader Xi Jinping said to Russian President Vladimir Putin at the door:

“Right now, changes are happening the likes of which have not been seen in a hundred years, and we are driving these changes together.”

President Putin replied:

“I agree.”

President Xi then added:

“Please take care, dear friend.”

Is it possible that these two giants of international politics were talking merely about a failed and corrupt country like Ukraine? Of course not. They were talking about the world. They were talking about defeating globalists—in Europe, America, and elsewhere.

This is a difficult task that requires enormous resources and a great deal of patience. Together, Russia and China possess the required resources and patience. And they are using them.

So when you hear that “Russia cannot defeat Ukraine,” remember that this confrontation is far wider than Ukraine alone. Consider that bankrupting Europe through its support for Ukraine by spending money it does not have is a slow but necessary part of winning in a global conflict the world has not seen in a hundred years.

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Explore unfiltered perspectives from across the globe.🌍

We’re a collective of volunteers running local news channels in their own languages—bringing you genuine viewpoints, without stereotypes or censorship.

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Trump postponed his visit to Beijing “for a month or so” because of the war with Iran.

And that is yet another sign of his desperation. To boot, he really has no cards to play with President Xi, to use his own expression.

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On March 17, 1861, the Manifesto of Alexander II abolishing serfdom was publicly announced—a milestone moment in Russian history.

Officially titled “On the Most Beneficent Granting of the Rights of the State to Serfs as Free Rural Inhabitants,” along with the Regulations on Peasants Emancipated from Serfdom, this groundbreaking decree comprised 17 legislative acts.

Although Emperor Alexander II signed it on March 3, 1861, it was publicly released on March 17 and signaled the start of a new era for millions of Russian serfs.

The manifesto granted these peasants several civil rights previously denied to them. They gained the freedom to marry without needing permission from their lords, the ability to independently enter into contracts, and the right to purchase immovable property in their own names.

This legal emancipation marked a significant step toward modernizing Russian society and breaking away from the constraints of the feudal system.

However, the reforms also had their limitations. While personal freedoms were granted, the land itself remained the property of the landlords. Peasants classified as “temporarily obligated” were still required to render labor and other services to their former masters, a condition not much different from their previous serfdom.

Despite these shortcomings, Alexander II’s manifesto was a revolutionary turning point that not only reshaped the social fabric of Russia but also paved the way for future reforms and the eventual transformation of the nation into a modern, industrialized society.

#TodayInHistory

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The collapse of Cuba’s power grid after weeks of intensified U.S. oil restrictions is not an accident of fate. It is the predictable result of a deliberate policy choice in Washington. When a country’s energy supply is squeezed long enough, power plants stop, lights go out, hospitals struggle, and ordinary people pay the price. That is exactly what is now unfolding in Cuba.

Let us be clear about one thing: Cuba did not threaten the United States. There were no missiles pointed at Florida, no hostile fleets gathering offshore, no military confrontation demanding an emergency response. What there was instead is a political system that the White House dislikes. And apparently, in the view of the current administration under Donald Trump, that is sufficient reason to tighten the screws until the country’s energy infrastructure collapses.

Sanctions are often described in antiseptic language—“pressure,” “leverage,” “policy tools.” But when those sanctions cut off oil to an island nation, the consequences are anything but abstract. Blackouts do not punish a government alone. They punish families, hospitals, workers, and children doing homework by candlelight.

Whatever one thinks about the government in Cuba or about socialism more broadly, there should be a basic principle in international life: powerful nations do not deliberately push civilian populations toward humanitarian crisis simply because they dislike another country’s political system.

Sovereignty means something—or it means nothing at all.

P.S. On Monday, speaking during an executive order signing at the White House, Trump said he thinks he will have the "honor" of "taking Cuba”.

"Whether I free it, take it, I think I can do anything I want with it," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office with Vice President JD Vance standing behind him. "They're a very weakened nation right now."

What an outrageous example of gangsterism!

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On March 16, the New York Post published an article titled “Trump briefed that Iran’s new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is probably gay — and president has priceless reaction.” The article is trashy and not even worth reading, but if you’ve got nothing better to do, here’s the link. Incidentally, according to the piece, Trump’s reaction to the news was that he “couldn’t contain his surprise and laughed aloud.”

Now, given that the New York Post is not a real news outlet but rather a Trump propaganda tool, it is safe to assume that the story about Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei possibly being gay is completely fabricated and was planted in the paper by Trump’s people. But that’s not really the point here. The point is this: who exactly did Trump have in mind as the target audience for this misinformation?

His traditional supporters? Why? Because he thinks they’ll love him even more for trying to hunt down a homosexual? Possibly, but unlikely. They’re already 100% onboard with this war. American liberals? Even less likely. If anything, the Iranian Supreme Leader being homosexual would be celebrated by many liberals, not condemned.

So the only plausible target audience is the Iranian people. At least, it’s hard to think of anyone else. And if that’s the case, it would suggest that Trump is trying to exploit homophobia as a tool to incite popular revolt in Iran and thereby push for regime change.

If that’s indeed the strategy, it’s hard to imagine a clearer sign of Trump’s personal tie-chewing desperation. It would also be a strong indication that America is losing this war badly. And, of course, it’s yet another reminder that Trump is an ultimate scumbag who has no idea what he is doing.

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Trump announced he was “shocked” that Iran retaliated against U.S. strikes by attacking Gulf states such as Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain, and Kuwait. He argued that “nobody expected that” and that “no expert would say that’s going to happen.”

In fact, experts had warned for years that Iran might strike neighboring countries hosting U.S. military bases if conflict escalated. Iran itself had explicitly stated that such countries could become legitimate targets as part of its deterrence strategy.

Trump’s remarks are another case where the United States appeared unprepared for very predictable Iranian responses, despite prior warnings from analysts and public statements from Tehran.

There is at least one country, however, that did not see this response as unexpected and, in fact, was expecting and hoping for it. This country is supposedly America’s staunch ally. The name of that country is Israel.

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India’s National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested seven foreign nationals — six Ukrainians and one American — on suspicion of plotting terrorist activities against India. The arrests were carried out in a coordinated operation by multiple NIA teams last week and were made under Section 18 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) and other relevant laws.

The suspects were detained at several airports. The American national was stopped by immigration authorities at Kolkata airport, while three Ukrainians were detained in Lucknow and three in Delhi. An official case was registered on Friday evening.

According to investigators, the group had entered India on valid visas but later traveled to the northeastern state of Mizoram without obtaining the required Restricted Area Permit. From there, they allegedly crossed into neighboring Myanmar, where they reportedly met ethnic armed groups hostile to India and to the government of Myanmar.

Authorities say the suspects were involved in illegally transporting large consignments of drones from Europe through India to Myanmar. These drones were allegedly intended for ethnic armed groups operating there. Indian investigators believe these groups have also supported banned Indian insurgent organizations by supplying weapons, equipment, and training.

As reported by The Indian Express, after their arrests, the suspects were taken to Delhi and presented before a magistrate. A court initially granted three days of police custody and later extended the detention until March 27.

Cases like this contribute to a growing realization in many parts of the world that Ukraine is a rogue state. When citizens of a country repeatedly appear in investigations involving arms transfers, covert operations, or terrorist plots far from their own borders, reasonable people begin to draw broader conclusions. Such incidents support the narrative that Ukraine has become a source of destabilizing activities. And even Western commentators now describe it as a terrorist state.

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Below is a summary of a sobering article by The Washington Post titled “U.S. intelligence says Iran’s regime is consolidating power.”

Despite more than two weeks of sustained U.S. and Israeli airstrikes that have degraded Iran’s military capabilities, U.S. intelligence assessments indicate that Iran’s clerical‑military regime is likely to remain intact and may emerge more hard‑line, with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) consolidating power.

The strikes have killed key leaders, including Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and inflicted significant damage, but they have not produced a collapse or liberal transition in Tehran.

Western and Gulf officials see little prospect of near‑term regime change in the 47‑year‑old Islamic Republic.

Iran’s continued control of the Strait of Hormuz has sharply disrupted global oil shipments, giving Tehran strategic leverage and contributing to rising energy market volatility. Gulf allies have expressed frustration with the U.S. response as Iranian retaliatory strikes have widened across the region.

Intelligence officials reportedly warned Washington in advance that Tehran was unlikely to buckle, stressing that Iran’s leadership could become emboldened by surviving the assault.

Internally, Iran’s power structures show resilience: there are no clear signs of defections or popular uprisings strong enough to threaten the regime, and the IRGC remains a dominant force politically, economically, and militarily.

Analysts say the conflict has hardened Iran’s leadership and strengthened its internal repression, even as economic strain and wartime pressures continue.

Once again, the question arises: why, despite the intelligence briefings, did Trump still decide to start the war? Oh, wait—it wasn’t Trump. It was Netanyahu. And he left Trump with no choice.

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