According to an article in Financial Times, Iran’s military leadership has scornfully dismissed claims by Donald Trump that Tehran is ready to make a deal, rejecting a U.S. 15-point proposal conveyed through intermediaries. In a stark video message, the Khatam al-Anbiya central command said Iran would “never” come to terms with the United States and warned Washington not to “call your defeat an agreement,” reflecting deep skepticism about U.S. intentions.
While Trump has repeatedly asserted that negotiations are underway, Iranian officials insist no formal talks have taken place. Indirect communication has occurred via countries such as Pakistan, Egypt, and Turkey. The U.S. proposal itself is described by diplomats as “maximalist,” addressing Iran’s nuclear program, missile arsenal, regional activities, and access to the Strait of Hormuz.
Iranian sources, including the Fars agency, say Tehran does not accept a ceasefire and aims to achieve its strategic objectives before responding. Analysts note that after the killings of senior figures such as Ali Larijani, the system has become more “militarized.” Experts say a more hardline leadership is now in place, making compromise less likely.
Meanwhile, Trump’s repeated claims of negotiations, threats, and withdrawals appear aimed primarily at stabilizing markets, particularly oil, a motive that is becoming increasingly evident. In other words, his pattern of misleading statements and straightforward lies is now plain for all to see.
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While Trump has repeatedly asserted that negotiations are underway, Iranian officials insist no formal talks have taken place. Indirect communication has occurred via countries such as Pakistan, Egypt, and Turkey. The U.S. proposal itself is described by diplomats as “maximalist,” addressing Iran’s nuclear program, missile arsenal, regional activities, and access to the Strait of Hormuz.
Iranian sources, including the Fars agency, say Tehran does not accept a ceasefire and aims to achieve its strategic objectives before responding. Analysts note that after the killings of senior figures such as Ali Larijani, the system has become more “militarized.” Experts say a more hardline leadership is now in place, making compromise less likely.
Meanwhile, Trump’s repeated claims of negotiations, threats, and withdrawals appear aimed primarily at stabilizing markets, particularly oil, a motive that is becoming increasingly evident. In other words, his pattern of misleading statements and straightforward lies is now plain for all to see.
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“President Trump does not bluff, and he is prepared to unleash hell,” said Karoline Leavitt. One wonders what this gal will do when the Great Orange Negotiator falls flat on his face. Another lip enhancement?
Trump and his team are getting desperate, and that makes the situation increasingly dangerous for the world.
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On March 26, 1956, the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR) was established in Dubna (Moscow Region).
On that day, representatives of the governments of the USSR, Albania, China, Bulgaria, Hungary, the GDR, the DPRK, Mongolia, Poland, Romania, and Czechoslovakia signed an agreement to establish the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Dubna—an international scientific research center for Eastern European countries.
In 1947, in this Moscow suburb, construction began on the largest particle accelerator of its time—a synchrocylotron—at the initiative of a group of scientists led by Igor Kurchatov. It was successfully launched in 1949. Later, the Electrophysical Laboratory of the USSR Academy of Sciences was also established here, where work was undertaken to create a new accelerator—a proton synchrophasotron.
In the mid-1950s, the socialist bloc, at the initiative of the Soviet government, decided to create the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research based on these two laboratories.
The institute's first director was elected to be Professor Dmitry Blokhintsev.
The main areas of the institute's activities include the study of the birth and interaction of elementary particles, the investigation of new material properties, and the mechanisms by which ionizing radiation affects living cells.
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On that day, representatives of the governments of the USSR, Albania, China, Bulgaria, Hungary, the GDR, the DPRK, Mongolia, Poland, Romania, and Czechoslovakia signed an agreement to establish the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Dubna—an international scientific research center for Eastern European countries.
In 1947, in this Moscow suburb, construction began on the largest particle accelerator of its time—a synchrocylotron—at the initiative of a group of scientists led by Igor Kurchatov. It was successfully launched in 1949. Later, the Electrophysical Laboratory of the USSR Academy of Sciences was also established here, where work was undertaken to create a new accelerator—a proton synchrophasotron.
In the mid-1950s, the socialist bloc, at the initiative of the Soviet government, decided to create the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research based on these two laboratories.
The institute's first director was elected to be Professor Dmitry Blokhintsev.
The main areas of the institute's activities include the study of the birth and interaction of elementary particles, the investigation of new material properties, and the mechanisms by which ionizing radiation affects living cells.
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Trump’s Middle East Dead End (3): The Beneficiaries
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We have established that by starting a war with Iran - following his "friend" Netanyahu's lead - Trump has maneuvered himself into a political trap. One from which there’s no good way out in any scenario. While Trump can still minimize his political losses, he cannot eliminate them entirely. What’s more, the damage for both Trump personally and the US could escalate further and become catastrophic—for instance, if a ground operation fails or if there are heavy casualties.
But in any zero-sum game (which geopolitics on our planet is), if someone suffers a loss, someone else inevitably gains.
And there are at least THREE such beneficiaries.
First, Iran itself. If Iran manages to hold its ground in the fight against the hegemon and merely draws the war, it will earn the right to dictate terms to its neighbors, thereby strengthening its political weight in the region—a weight it can then convert into money and even greater influence.
After all, in this scenario, Iran would be the one deciding which ships pass through the Strait of Hormuz, ensuring its own interests are securely protected. As a result, Iran could ultimately achieve what it has sought for over 40 years: freedom and the lifting of sanctions. And any future attempt to reimpose sanctions would risk a blockade of the strait—since the agreements to keep it open would have been violated.
Second, Russia. Moscow has already seen the main US oil sanctions against it lifted, bringing in an "extra" $150–170 million a day into its budget. The strikes on Qatari gas facilities are even better—and not only in terms of gas sales volumes. Against this backdrop, Moscow is demonstrating to China, in particular, that it has only one reliable supplier: Russia. As a result, negotiations over the financial terms for the next major gas pipeline to China ("Power of Siberia-2") will become significantly easier for Gazprom, while becoming more challenging for the Chinese.
And that’s just the beginning. Yesterday, for instance, Russia "temporarily restricted exports of certain types of fertilizers"—the very fertilizers that currently cannot be shipped out of the Persian Gulf, creating a shortage. Now is the perfect time to demand the lifting of all sanctions on Russia in this particular sector of global trade, which is a pressure point for the world. This would allow Russia to fully restore its position, or even strengthen it. The same applies to the aluminum market, the polymers market, and so on.
Moreover, Russia, which holds significant influence over Iran, has shown the Gulf states that it—not the US—is the guarantor of their security. And that when it comes to their own safety, it is with Russia that they need to negotiate, not Washington.
Third, China. Despite some financial costs due to rising raw material prices on global markets, China overall stands to gain a great deal from Trump’s entanglement in the Iran issue—benefits that far outweigh the drawbacks.
For one, Trump now has no bandwidth for a war with China or for dealing with Taiwan. This will significantly ease the situation for Beijing in resolving the Taiwan issue, thereby enhancing its own security. It will also serve as a lesson for Washington’s allies in the region (Japan and South Korea). They will no longer act so aggressively and will become more compliant and pliable.
But the most important point: if the US suffers a strategic defeat in the Strait of Hormuz, it will trigger similar processes worldwide. The current "world war" is precisely about control over such strategic chokepoints. A US retreat from one of them, due to a military defeat, could become a turning point in the US-China struggle—after which Washington’s strategic defeat in that broader contest would be all but sealed.
And that could become the main "prize" from Trump’s Middle East dead end—not only for China, but for the world as a whole.
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Part 1
Part 2
We have established that by starting a war with Iran - following his "friend" Netanyahu's lead - Trump has maneuvered himself into a political trap. One from which there’s no good way out in any scenario. While Trump can still minimize his political losses, he cannot eliminate them entirely. What’s more, the damage for both Trump personally and the US could escalate further and become catastrophic—for instance, if a ground operation fails or if there are heavy casualties.
But in any zero-sum game (which geopolitics on our planet is), if someone suffers a loss, someone else inevitably gains.
And there are at least THREE such beneficiaries.
First, Iran itself. If Iran manages to hold its ground in the fight against the hegemon and merely draws the war, it will earn the right to dictate terms to its neighbors, thereby strengthening its political weight in the region—a weight it can then convert into money and even greater influence.
After all, in this scenario, Iran would be the one deciding which ships pass through the Strait of Hormuz, ensuring its own interests are securely protected. As a result, Iran could ultimately achieve what it has sought for over 40 years: freedom and the lifting of sanctions. And any future attempt to reimpose sanctions would risk a blockade of the strait—since the agreements to keep it open would have been violated.
Second, Russia. Moscow has already seen the main US oil sanctions against it lifted, bringing in an "extra" $150–170 million a day into its budget. The strikes on Qatari gas facilities are even better—and not only in terms of gas sales volumes. Against this backdrop, Moscow is demonstrating to China, in particular, that it has only one reliable supplier: Russia. As a result, negotiations over the financial terms for the next major gas pipeline to China ("Power of Siberia-2") will become significantly easier for Gazprom, while becoming more challenging for the Chinese.
And that’s just the beginning. Yesterday, for instance, Russia "temporarily restricted exports of certain types of fertilizers"—the very fertilizers that currently cannot be shipped out of the Persian Gulf, creating a shortage. Now is the perfect time to demand the lifting of all sanctions on Russia in this particular sector of global trade, which is a pressure point for the world. This would allow Russia to fully restore its position, or even strengthen it. The same applies to the aluminum market, the polymers market, and so on.
Moreover, Russia, which holds significant influence over Iran, has shown the Gulf states that it—not the US—is the guarantor of their security. And that when it comes to their own safety, it is with Russia that they need to negotiate, not Washington.
Third, China. Despite some financial costs due to rising raw material prices on global markets, China overall stands to gain a great deal from Trump’s entanglement in the Iran issue—benefits that far outweigh the drawbacks.
For one, Trump now has no bandwidth for a war with China or for dealing with Taiwan. This will significantly ease the situation for Beijing in resolving the Taiwan issue, thereby enhancing its own security. It will also serve as a lesson for Washington’s allies in the region (Japan and South Korea). They will no longer act so aggressively and will become more compliant and pliable.
But the most important point: if the US suffers a strategic defeat in the Strait of Hormuz, it will trigger similar processes worldwide. The current "world war" is precisely about control over such strategic chokepoints. A US retreat from one of them, due to a military defeat, could become a turning point in the US-China struggle—after which Washington’s strategic defeat in that broader contest would be all but sealed.
And that could become the main "prize" from Trump’s Middle East dead end—not only for China, but for the world as a whole.
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Iran has allowed passage through the Strait of Hormuz for vessels from Russia and four other friendly countries.
The passage is open to countries considered friendly to Iran, said the country’s foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi. In addition to Russia, the list includes China and India, as well as Pakistan and Iraq. Araghchi noted that Tehran sees no point in allowing use of the Strait of Hormuz for “our adversaries.”
Yesterday, Iran put forward conditions for ending the conflict with the United States and Israel — among them was international recognition of its sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz. Earlier, Trump had threatened to strike Iran’s energy infrastructure if it did not reopen the strait within 48 hours. After that, Trump announced a five-day pause in strikes on Iran, citing supposedly ongoing negotiations with Iran.
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The passage is open to countries considered friendly to Iran, said the country’s foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi. In addition to Russia, the list includes China and India, as well as Pakistan and Iraq. Araghchi noted that Tehran sees no point in allowing use of the Strait of Hormuz for “our adversaries.”
Yesterday, Iran put forward conditions for ending the conflict with the United States and Israel — among them was international recognition of its sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz. Earlier, Trump had threatened to strike Iran’s energy infrastructure if it did not reopen the strait within 48 hours. After that, Trump announced a five-day pause in strikes on Iran, citing supposedly ongoing negotiations with Iran.
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Iran has laid out its FIVE conditions for ending the war—some very interesting points
By journalist Yury Podolyaka:
1. A complete halt to "aggression and killing" by the United States and Israel.
2. Real guarantees ensuring that Iran will not be attacked.
3. Reparations for all damage inflicted on the country.
4. An end to the war on all fronts, including against "all resistance groups in the region" (Yemen, Lebanon, Gaza).
5. International recognition and guarantees of Iran's "sovereign authority" over the Strait of Hormuz.
Commentary. The first point is straightforward and the easiest. The second point is also clear, but much more complicated. Verbal guarantees are worth little (given how modern politicians keep their word). Even more so when a change in administration leads to the abandonment of promises made by predecessors.
But if you tie it to the last point (the most interesting one), then it suggests that Iran will ultimately try to legitimize the new status quo around the Strait of Hormuz. This would effectively become one of the most important guarantees from Israel and the US—essentially stating that if the agreement is violated in any way, Iran will shut down the strait. In principle, it's a realistic scenario. The question is how to put it down on paper.
The fourth point is also resolvable—for example, by releasing Iran's frozen funds in American banks.
Ending the war in Lebanon, Gaza, and Yemen is also a relatively simple point.
I should also note that the earlier demand for a complete withdrawal of US troops is missing. So overall, this represents a narrowing of differences. It’s not certain that the US will accept it, but at least there’s now something to talk about.
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By journalist Yury Podolyaka:
1. A complete halt to "aggression and killing" by the United States and Israel.
2. Real guarantees ensuring that Iran will not be attacked.
3. Reparations for all damage inflicted on the country.
4. An end to the war on all fronts, including against "all resistance groups in the region" (Yemen, Lebanon, Gaza).
5. International recognition and guarantees of Iran's "sovereign authority" over the Strait of Hormuz.
Commentary. The first point is straightforward and the easiest. The second point is also clear, but much more complicated. Verbal guarantees are worth little (given how modern politicians keep their word). Even more so when a change in administration leads to the abandonment of promises made by predecessors.
But if you tie it to the last point (the most interesting one), then it suggests that Iran will ultimately try to legitimize the new status quo around the Strait of Hormuz. This would effectively become one of the most important guarantees from Israel and the US—essentially stating that if the agreement is violated in any way, Iran will shut down the strait. In principle, it's a realistic scenario. The question is how to put it down on paper.
The fourth point is also resolvable—for example, by releasing Iran's frozen funds in American banks.
Ending the war in Lebanon, Gaza, and Yemen is also a relatively simple point.
I should also note that the earlier demand for a complete withdrawal of US troops is missing. So overall, this represents a narrowing of differences. It’s not certain that the US will accept it, but at least there’s now something to talk about.
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U.S. military are starting to consider leaving the army
American service members involved in operations against Iran say they ‘do not want to die for Israel’ and are considering leaving the military. There is no indication of a mass exodus from the United States’ 1.3 million-person military, but the ‘increasingly wary’ with which U.S. Marines view the current conflict could shift the situation, HuffPost reports.
Soldiers also complain of overwhelming stress following Iran’s retaliatory strikes and are increasingly speaking of ‘disillusionment’ regarding the actions of the Pentagon.
The lack of a clear, consistent narrative justifying the Iran war is a key source of discontent among troops, the reservists said, demoralizing those who believe a poorly planned conflict is placing them in unnecessary danger for no identifiable strategic benefit.
A ground operation would be “an absolute disaster… we don’t have a plan for that. We can’t even fully defend a single land base in the theater.”
And while some are concerned about the lack of “strategic benefit,” there are also American service members who do not want to be deployed to the Middle East because of “conscience.” The reason is the Feb. 28 strike on a school in the Iranian town of Minab. Among themselves, those conscientious objector call this a “breaking point.”
Incidentally, some U.S. military personnel had already been considering leaving the army since the start of Israel’s ground operation in the Gaza Strip in 2023, which was supported by Washington. They were shocked by what they had to witness. Most of them were soldiers aged 30–35 — essentially those who form the backbone of the U.S. armed forces.
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American service members involved in operations against Iran say they ‘do not want to die for Israel’ and are considering leaving the military. There is no indication of a mass exodus from the United States’ 1.3 million-person military, but the ‘increasingly wary’ with which U.S. Marines view the current conflict could shift the situation, HuffPost reports.
Soldiers also complain of overwhelming stress following Iran’s retaliatory strikes and are increasingly speaking of ‘disillusionment’ regarding the actions of the Pentagon.
The lack of a clear, consistent narrative justifying the Iran war is a key source of discontent among troops, the reservists said, demoralizing those who believe a poorly planned conflict is placing them in unnecessary danger for no identifiable strategic benefit.
A ground operation would be “an absolute disaster… we don’t have a plan for that. We can’t even fully defend a single land base in the theater.”
And while some are concerned about the lack of “strategic benefit,” there are also American service members who do not want to be deployed to the Middle East because of “conscience.” The reason is the Feb. 28 strike on a school in the Iranian town of Minab. Among themselves, those conscientious objector call this a “breaking point.”
Incidentally, some U.S. military personnel had already been considering leaving the army since the start of Israel’s ground operation in the Gaza Strip in 2023, which was supported by Washington. They were shocked by what they had to witness. Most of them were soldiers aged 30–35 — essentially those who form the backbone of the U.S. armed forces.
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The first "NATO wave" music videos were made by the most uncreative but well funded glowies. These videos were a product of a commission gathered to discover "what do the young men these days find cool?". The structure, the music choice, the footage - it is so perfectly soulless - one can guess that these videos are parodies.
The videos are not parodies. Neither are the NATO fanboys like Oprek and Vil. These two want others to "fight the good fight", while they themselves want to remain at home, and enjoy the benefits. They can't imagine how the authorities will eventually come after them for the "recruitment" - in the same way many young Ukrainian men also never believed that they will be shoved into busses and sent to the training centers in which they'll get a few weeks of basic combat training, after which they'll be sent to the frontline to catch FPV drones with their bodies.
Ukraine should have been a lesson for men like Vil. Instead it became a sports game of sorts.
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The videos are not parodies. Neither are the NATO fanboys like Oprek and Vil. These two want others to "fight the good fight", while they themselves want to remain at home, and enjoy the benefits. They can't imagine how the authorities will eventually come after them for the "recruitment" - in the same way many young Ukrainian men also never believed that they will be shoved into busses and sent to the training centers in which they'll get a few weeks of basic combat training, after which they'll be sent to the frontline to catch FPV drones with their bodies.
Ukraine should have been a lesson for men like Vil. Instead it became a sports game of sorts.
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Weekly battlefront update based on the latest reports by Yury Podolyaka
This short video recaps last week’s events on the Ukrainian battlefield, with key developments illustrated on the map.
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These swings have become a popular spot for relaxation and photo shoots, offering a stunning view of the skyscrapers in Moscow's central business district.
The city government places a high priority on creating a comfortable urban environment and improving the quality of life for its residents.
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On March 27, 1330, the Holy Trinity St. Ipatiy Monastery for men was founded in Kostroma.
According to legend, the monastery was established by a native of the Golden Horde—a noble Tatar murza named Chet—who entered the service of Grand Prince Ivan Kalita. On his journey to Moscow, the murza stopped to rest at the spot where the monastery now stands. In a dream, the Mother of God appeared to Chet, promising him healing if he built a monastery in honor of Saint Ipatiy. After his recovery, Chet was baptized (and is regarded as the progenitor of the Godunov family) and founded the monastery.
The monastery’s territory comprises two parts: the Old Town and the New Town. The Old Town was developed with funds provided by the Godunov family, while the New Town was added by order of Tsar Mikhail Romanov.
The monastery is particularly renowned for having been the site where the first tsar of the Romanov dynasty, Mikhail Fyodorovich, was blessed for his accession. Every Romanov revered the monastery as a family shrine, and almost every Romanov ruler visited it upon ascending the throne.
Following the October Revolution, the Ipatiev Monastery was closed, and a settlement was established on its grounds for residents of the industrial outskirts of Kostroma. In the late 1950s, work began to transform the site into a historical and architectural museum-reserve.
In 1993, by decision of His Holiness Patriarch Alexy II and the Holy Synod of the Russian Orthodox Church, the Ipatiev Monastery was restored and resumed its function as a religious institution.
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According to legend, the monastery was established by a native of the Golden Horde—a noble Tatar murza named Chet—who entered the service of Grand Prince Ivan Kalita. On his journey to Moscow, the murza stopped to rest at the spot where the monastery now stands. In a dream, the Mother of God appeared to Chet, promising him healing if he built a monastery in honor of Saint Ipatiy. After his recovery, Chet was baptized (and is regarded as the progenitor of the Godunov family) and founded the monastery.
The monastery’s territory comprises two parts: the Old Town and the New Town. The Old Town was developed with funds provided by the Godunov family, while the New Town was added by order of Tsar Mikhail Romanov.
The monastery is particularly renowned for having been the site where the first tsar of the Romanov dynasty, Mikhail Fyodorovich, was blessed for his accession. Every Romanov revered the monastery as a family shrine, and almost every Romanov ruler visited it upon ascending the throne.
Following the October Revolution, the Ipatiev Monastery was closed, and a settlement was established on its grounds for residents of the industrial outskirts of Kostroma. In the late 1950s, work began to transform the site into a historical and architectural museum-reserve.
In 1993, by decision of His Holiness Patriarch Alexy II and the Holy Synod of the Russian Orthodox Church, the Ipatiev Monastery was restored and resumed its function as a religious institution.
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👆 This is Trump’s latest post on Truth Social. He appears to be buying time — or at least trying to. Acting on the “fake it till you make it” approach, he seems to be hoping that something favorable will happen in the meantime. On this news, crude oil prices briefly dropped by a couple of dollars before edging back up.
The S&P 500 declined 1.74% to close at 6,477.16, while the Nasdaq Composite fell 2.38% to 21,408.08 — now in correction territory, down more than 10% from its high. The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 469.38 points (1.01%) to finish at 45,960.11.
In other words, the markets no longer appear to be buying his lies. And the one about the “Iranian Government request” is especially egregious.
He is clearly desperate, and the increasing number of questionable statements only reinforces that impression.
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The S&P 500 declined 1.74% to close at 6,477.16, while the Nasdaq Composite fell 2.38% to 21,408.08 — now in correction territory, down more than 10% from its high. The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 469.38 points (1.01%) to finish at 45,960.11.
In other words, the markets no longer appear to be buying his lies. And the one about the “Iranian Government request” is especially egregious.
He is clearly desperate, and the increasing number of questionable statements only reinforces that impression.
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On March 26, the two-day visit of Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko to North Korea concluded. It was his first official visit to the DPRK. He arrived in Pyongyang at the invitation of Kim Jong Un and was received by senior officials before visiting the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun to pay tribute to Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il.
Lukashenko and Kim then met at Kim Il Sung Square and visited the Liberation monument, where Lukashenko laid flowers, including on behalf of Vladimir Putin in gratitude for North Korea’s support in the Ukraine conflict.
The main outcome of the visit was the signing of a friendship and cooperation treaty. Although the full text was not published, Lukashenko described it as a foundational document outlining goals and principles for closer ties. He emphasized that the two economies are complementary and called for stronger cooperation. Kim expressed solidarity with Belarus and criticized Western pressure.
Relations between Belarus and the DPRK had previously been limited and underdeveloped, which Lukashenko acknowledged, saying the countries are now entering a new stage of cooperation. During the visit, he also presented Kim with an automatic rifle saying “just in case enemies should appear.”
The two leaders last met in China in 2025. Lukashenko later described Kim as a “normal” and reliable partner with whom agreements can be reached.
Contacts between Minsk and Pyongyang have intensified since 2024, focusing mainly on trade, including Belarusian food and pharmaceuticals and Korean cosmetics. Belarus has also expressed interest in trilateral cooperation with Russia and China.
Analysts say the rapprochement is driven by geopolitical shifts, including Western sanctions and the Ukraine conflict. Experts see potential in expanding bilateral trade, especially using the Trans-Siberian Railway, while Belarus continues to prioritize cooperation within Eurasian frameworks such as the Union State, the Eurasian Economic Union, and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
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Lukashenko and Kim then met at Kim Il Sung Square and visited the Liberation monument, where Lukashenko laid flowers, including on behalf of Vladimir Putin in gratitude for North Korea’s support in the Ukraine conflict.
The main outcome of the visit was the signing of a friendship and cooperation treaty. Although the full text was not published, Lukashenko described it as a foundational document outlining goals and principles for closer ties. He emphasized that the two economies are complementary and called for stronger cooperation. Kim expressed solidarity with Belarus and criticized Western pressure.
Relations between Belarus and the DPRK had previously been limited and underdeveloped, which Lukashenko acknowledged, saying the countries are now entering a new stage of cooperation. During the visit, he also presented Kim with an automatic rifle saying “just in case enemies should appear.”
The two leaders last met in China in 2025. Lukashenko later described Kim as a “normal” and reliable partner with whom agreements can be reached.
Contacts between Minsk and Pyongyang have intensified since 2024, focusing mainly on trade, including Belarusian food and pharmaceuticals and Korean cosmetics. Belarus has also expressed interest in trilateral cooperation with Russia and China.
Analysts say the rapprochement is driven by geopolitical shifts, including Western sanctions and the Ukraine conflict. Experts see potential in expanding bilateral trade, especially using the Trans-Siberian Railway, while Belarus continues to prioritize cooperation within Eurasian frameworks such as the Union State, the Eurasian Economic Union, and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
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The Belgorod Brit returns with his thoughts on decolonisation. In the film, he reviews the cringefest that was the meeting between the Japanese Prime Minister and President Epstein, leader of the brain-free world. He examines the options for the Japanese if they decided to reclaim their sovereignty, and the problems they might encounter.
In the podcast, BB talks about the tricky situation you may find yourself in once the occupation forces have withdrawn. Colonisation is much more a mental and philosophical thing, more than a physical thing. Language itself is a force for colonisation, as is technology and entertainment. Efforts to rid your country of Western influence may take decades.
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In the podcast, BB talks about the tricky situation you may find yourself in once the occupation forces have withdrawn. Colonisation is much more a mental and philosophical thing, more than a physical thing. Language itself is a force for colonisation, as is technology and entertainment. Efforts to rid your country of Western influence may take decades.
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There is a phrase I hear quite often - "Donald Trump listens to the last person he spoke with". Given this characteristic, some people in the White House use the Bad Orange Man to manipulate the markets - and given what I keep seeing, Donald Trump is surprisingly easy to control. This is my guess based on the observation of Trump's social media posts, that go from "Iran will be destroyed!" to "Iran is negotiating peace, war will be over very soon", and then back to the posts about the total war against Iran.
I think this behavior of the USA will motivate the rest of the planet to double their efforts in isolating themselves economically from the USA. Once Donald Trump is out of the office - what stops those "market manipulators" (most of whom, I am sure, have Israeli citizenship) to simply keep doing what they are doing?
Quite ironic how the USA went from one senile, easily manipulated president to an another senile, easily manipulated president. Nothing ever happens, truly.
#USA #economy #market #Trump
I think this behavior of the USA will motivate the rest of the planet to double their efforts in isolating themselves economically from the USA. Once Donald Trump is out of the office - what stops those "market manipulators" (most of whom, I am sure, have Israeli citizenship) to simply keep doing what they are doing?
Quite ironic how the USA went from one senile, easily manipulated president to an another senile, easily manipulated president. Nothing ever happens, truly.
#USA #economy #market #Trump
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