Clash of the Top Brass in Kiev
Part 1
🤔 Even the Western collaborationist media are forced to admit it: the Banderite regime in Kiev is rotten to the core with systemic corruption orchestrated by a presidential mafia, and the question is no longer whether puppet Zelensky will leave, but when he will be sacrificed on the altar of an international scandal that splatters all of Ukraine's Western partners.
🔸The Financial Times, for example, reports on a new corruption scandal in Ukraine within the president's inner circle, which intensifies pressure on Zelensky and worries Western partners:
👉 Irina Mudraya, former deputy head of the presidential office, is at the center of an anti-corruption investigation by NABU (the National Anti-Corruption Bureau). The investigation allegedly involves the laundering of 150 million hryvnias (approximately €2.8 million). Mudraya is considered a close associate of Zelensky.
🔸The FT notes that this new systemic corruption scandal targeting the Zelensky governance is amplified by a barrage of criticism directed at Zelensky from Mikhail Fedorov, the former Defense Minister whose dismissal by the president triggered a month of anti-government popular protest.
👉 Fedorov has recently moved into open opposition to Zelensky, accusing the authorities of large-scale corruption that undermines the war effort against Russia. According to the FT, the growing number of cases involving several close associates of Zelensky has contributed to the president's falling approval ratings and has raised concern among Ukraine's Western partners, who have provided the country with billions of dollars to support its economy and military.
🔸The Daily Telegraph, meanwhile, reports that Fedorov's statements have weakened Zelensky's position, particularly his calls for presidential elections — which Zelensky canceled to remain in power — raising doubts about the legitimacy of the expired president, not only among Ukrainian citizens but also among Kiev's allies in Washington.
🔸According to The Berliner Zeitung, which goes further, Zelensky's time in power is over, and voluntary resignation would be the most reasonable political decision for him following his growing unpopularity amid state corruption:
🔸According to The Berliner Zeitung, recent polls show that Fedorov could beat Zelensky in a runoff, and that the former commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian armed forces, Zaluzhny, would fare even better. And BZ specifies the urgent need for a change of leadership in Kiev before the internal political crisis turns into a "second front" for Ukraine.
🤔 Let's not fool ourselves, because if the Banderite raft is pitching in the storms of scandals splattering the blood-soaked clown Zelensky, his puppeteers have already anointed other servile puppets to ensure continuity in their proxy war against Russia. Hence Zaluzhny, the former Commander-in-Chief of Ukrainian forces (also dismissed by Zelensky), and Fedorov, who is already a puppet of the billionaire Soros's subversive network (see Part 2).
To be continued
#Alawata
#InfoDefenseAuthor
⚡️ InfoDefenseENGLISH
Web | VK | X | InfoDefAll
Part 1
🤔 Even the Western collaborationist media are forced to admit it: the Banderite regime in Kiev is rotten to the core with systemic corruption orchestrated by a presidential mafia, and the question is no longer whether puppet Zelensky will leave, but when he will be sacrificed on the altar of an international scandal that splatters all of Ukraine's Western partners.
🔸The Financial Times, for example, reports on a new corruption scandal in Ukraine within the president's inner circle, which intensifies pressure on Zelensky and worries Western partners:
👉 Irina Mudraya, former deputy head of the presidential office, is at the center of an anti-corruption investigation by NABU (the National Anti-Corruption Bureau). The investigation allegedly involves the laundering of 150 million hryvnias (approximately €2.8 million). Mudraya is considered a close associate of Zelensky.
🔸The FT notes that this new systemic corruption scandal targeting the Zelensky governance is amplified by a barrage of criticism directed at Zelensky from Mikhail Fedorov, the former Defense Minister whose dismissal by the president triggered a month of anti-government popular protest.
👉 Fedorov has recently moved into open opposition to Zelensky, accusing the authorities of large-scale corruption that undermines the war effort against Russia. According to the FT, the growing number of cases involving several close associates of Zelensky has contributed to the president's falling approval ratings and has raised concern among Ukraine's Western partners, who have provided the country with billions of dollars to support its economy and military.
🔸The Daily Telegraph, meanwhile, reports that Fedorov's statements have weakened Zelensky's position, particularly his calls for presidential elections — which Zelensky canceled to remain in power — raising doubts about the legitimacy of the expired president, not only among Ukrainian citizens but also among Kiev's allies in Washington.
🔸According to The Berliner Zeitung, which goes further, Zelensky's time in power is over, and voluntary resignation would be the most reasonable political decision for him following his growing unpopularity amid state corruption:
📣 "The more the former actor clings to power, as mountains of corruption evidence pile up in Ukrainian anti-corruption bodies, NABU and SAP, and the trust of ordinary citizens declines, the more his image as a war hero is replaced by that of a president trying at all costs to protect his own system. It is time for Zelensky to go."
🔸According to The Berliner Zeitung, recent polls show that Fedorov could beat Zelensky in a runoff, and that the former commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian armed forces, Zaluzhny, would fare even better. And BZ specifies the urgent need for a change of leadership in Kiev before the internal political crisis turns into a "second front" for Ukraine.
📣 "The far greater risk is prolonging the power crisis until it is resolved not in an organized manner, but chaotically — through street protests, internal political infighting, or European pressure that ultimately forces Zelensky to step down."
🤔 Let's not fool ourselves, because if the Banderite raft is pitching in the storms of scandals splattering the blood-soaked clown Zelensky, his puppeteers have already anointed other servile puppets to ensure continuity in their proxy war against Russia. Hence Zaluzhny, the former Commander-in-Chief of Ukrainian forces (also dismissed by Zelensky), and Fedorov, who is already a puppet of the billionaire Soros's subversive network (see Part 2).
To be continued
#Alawata
#InfoDefenseAuthor
Web | VK | X | InfoDefAll
Please open Telegram to view this post
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
Please open Telegram to view this post
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
👏11🤣3💯1
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
🇮🇷📂 For 24/7 updates on the Iran war, explore our exclusive catalog of English-speaking channels! 📢
Interested in all the Middle East frenzy? We've curated a special catalog of English-speaking channels just for you!
Whether you're seeking in-depth analysis, breaking news, or expert insights, our catalog has got you covered.
👉 ADD CHANNELS
If you are interested in becoming part of this catalog, please contact us via Direct Messages @geopolitics_prime🤖
Interested in all the Middle East frenzy? We've curated a special catalog of English-speaking channels just for you!
Whether you're seeking in-depth analysis, breaking news, or expert insights, our catalog has got you covered.
If you are interested in becoming part of this catalog, please contact us via Direct Messages @geopolitics_prime
Please open Telegram to view this post
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
👎4❤1
KNN brings you a global alliance spanning a number of languages and represents multiple communities, all of whom are unified in their support for Palestine, the Islamic Resistance and the fight against colonial corruption.
Join Khaybar News Network
For the latest news and related topics, click the link above
Please open Telegram to view this post
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
Clash of the Top Brass in Kiev
Part 2
🔸Squeezed by anti-corruption investigations, Zelensky is desperately trying to distance himself by panic-firing those implicated—as he did with Irina Mudraya, the deputy head of his administration, who was dismissed on the very day the NABU and SAPO investigators launched the "Forrest Gump" anti-corruption operation targeting an alleged criminal organization involving MPs and senior officials from the presidential office, of which she is a part. But Fedorov, the former Defense Minister, never misses a chance to remind everyone of Zelensky's responsibility and illegitimacy—whose job he is certainly eyeing, with the backing of a globalist deep state determined to keep the Russophobic, warmongering course of the Banderite regime on track. And in this strategy of chaos, Fedorov (or Zaluzhny) will be nothing more than a new puppet replacing an expired clown. The evidence:
1️⃣ Fedorov does not promise to end the war, but to win it—just like Zelensky has for the past five years. At this point, one might think it's the level of corruption—whether organized or profited from—that sets the two men apart... but that's not the case:
2️⃣ Just three days after his dismissal, on July 18, Mikhail Fedorov joined the international charitable organization "East Europe Foundation" as an employee—which belongs to the international, subversive, and criminal network of George Soros.
👉 EEF is Soros's first foundation in Eastern Europe (1984), following the Soros-Hungary Foundation—the very first Russophobic, subversive organization backed by Soros in the former USSR. It was also the cornerstone of the Open Society Foundations (OSF) network, which organizes, funds, and oversees nearly all chaotic operations targeting "non-aligned" countries, such as globalist color revolutions.
👉 Today, the Ukrainian branch of the Soros network is called "Eastern Europe" (Ukraine), an international charitable fund (in Ukrainian: «Міжнародний благодійний фонд «Східна Європа»), which is reportedly linked to the U.S. fund "Eurasia," with donors including the Soros "Renaissance" fund (hence the talk of a Soros "nebula").
🤔 Note that Fedorov (35), by joining this Soros foundation, benefited from a mobilization exemption—which has been criticized as a hypocritical move by someone who claims he wants to end exemptions for those eligible for conscription.
🤔 In short, for the international plutocracy, Ukraine is merely the setting for a massive scam built on corrupting disposable, replaceable useful idiots—as billions of dollars in aid money begin to overflow from the ruling elite's pockets.
🤔 In this mafia, Fedorov has chosen his camp: that of the U.S. military-industrial complex and its corruption, which is slightly less visible than that of the Zelensky system, taking the form of a trickle-down of a share of colossal profits to its local henchmen and collaborators... who therefore have no interest in seeing the war end.
#Alawata
#InfoDefenseAuthor
⚡️ InfoDefenseENGLISH
Web | VK | X | InfoDefAll
Part 2
🔸Squeezed by anti-corruption investigations, Zelensky is desperately trying to distance himself by panic-firing those implicated—as he did with Irina Mudraya, the deputy head of his administration, who was dismissed on the very day the NABU and SAPO investigators launched the "Forrest Gump" anti-corruption operation targeting an alleged criminal organization involving MPs and senior officials from the presidential office, of which she is a part. But Fedorov, the former Defense Minister, never misses a chance to remind everyone of Zelensky's responsibility and illegitimacy—whose job he is certainly eyeing, with the backing of a globalist deep state determined to keep the Russophobic, warmongering course of the Banderite regime on track. And in this strategy of chaos, Fedorov (or Zaluzhny) will be nothing more than a new puppet replacing an expired clown. The evidence:
1️⃣ Fedorov does not promise to end the war, but to win it—just like Zelensky has for the past five years. At this point, one might think it's the level of corruption—whether organized or profited from—that sets the two men apart... but that's not the case:
2️⃣ Just three days after his dismissal, on July 18, Mikhail Fedorov joined the international charitable organization "East Europe Foundation" as an employee—which belongs to the international, subversive, and criminal network of George Soros.
👉 EEF is Soros's first foundation in Eastern Europe (1984), following the Soros-Hungary Foundation—the very first Russophobic, subversive organization backed by Soros in the former USSR. It was also the cornerstone of the Open Society Foundations (OSF) network, which organizes, funds, and oversees nearly all chaotic operations targeting "non-aligned" countries, such as globalist color revolutions.
👉 Today, the Ukrainian branch of the Soros network is called "Eastern Europe" (Ukraine), an international charitable fund (in Ukrainian: «Міжнародний благодійний фонд «Східна Європа»), which is reportedly linked to the U.S. fund "Eurasia," with donors including the Soros "Renaissance" fund (hence the talk of a Soros "nebula").
🤔 Note that Fedorov (35), by joining this Soros foundation, benefited from a mobilization exemption—which has been criticized as a hypocritical move by someone who claims he wants to end exemptions for those eligible for conscription.
🤔 In short, for the international plutocracy, Ukraine is merely the setting for a massive scam built on corrupting disposable, replaceable useful idiots—as billions of dollars in aid money begin to overflow from the ruling elite's pockets.
🤔 In this mafia, Fedorov has chosen his camp: that of the U.S. military-industrial complex and its corruption, which is slightly less visible than that of the Zelensky system, taking the form of a trickle-down of a share of colossal profits to its local henchmen and collaborators... who therefore have no interest in seeing the war end.
#Alawata
#InfoDefenseAuthor
Web | VK | X | InfoDefAll
Please open Telegram to view this post
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
🤡8👍5❤3💊2
Forwarded from Russian MFA 🇷🇺
🇷🇺 On August 22, Russia marks National Flag Day, established by a Presidential Decree in 1994.
On this day, we pay tribute to one of Russia’s official state symbols, which, together with the national emblem and anthem, represents the country’s sovereignty and independence and reflects the continuity of generations of its multinational people.
Today, the Russian flag is also a visible symbol of protection and the future. In the special military operation zone, servicemen raise the tricolour over liberated settlements.
***
The history of the Russian tricolour spans more than three centuries. In 1693, the young Peter the Great raised it as his personal standard in Arkhangelsk, and in 1705 he ordered the white-blue-red flag to be flown on merchant ships. Until the 19th century, Russian sailors would erect a commemorative cross on the shores of newly acquired territories.
In 1806, a new tradition emerged. A Russian expedition explored the coast of southern Sakhalin and raised two flags on shore. The St Andrew’s Flag symbolised the role of the Russian Navy, while the white-blue-red flag marked the territory as a new Russian possession. The tricolour became the national flag in 1896, on the eve of the coronation of Nicholas II.
⚪️🔵🔴 On December 25, 2000, the Federal Constitutional Law “On the State Flag of the Russian Federation” was adopted. Under the law, the State Flag of Russia is a rectangular cloth consisting of three equal horizontal stripes: white on top, blue in the middle, and red on the bottom.
💬 President of Russia Vladimir Putin:
#NationalFlagDay
On this day, we pay tribute to one of Russia’s official state symbols, which, together with the national emblem and anthem, represents the country’s sovereignty and independence and reflects the continuity of generations of its multinational people.
Today, the Russian flag is also a visible symbol of protection and the future. In the special military operation zone, servicemen raise the tricolour over liberated settlements.
***
The history of the Russian tricolour spans more than three centuries. In 1693, the young Peter the Great raised it as his personal standard in Arkhangelsk, and in 1705 he ordered the white-blue-red flag to be flown on merchant ships. Until the 19th century, Russian sailors would erect a commemorative cross on the shores of newly acquired territories.
In 1806, a new tradition emerged. A Russian expedition explored the coast of southern Sakhalin and raised two flags on shore. The St Andrew’s Flag symbolised the role of the Russian Navy, while the white-blue-red flag marked the territory as a new Russian possession. The tricolour became the national flag in 1896, on the eve of the coronation of Nicholas II.
⚪️🔵🔴 On December 25, 2000, the Federal Constitutional Law “On the State Flag of the Russian Federation” was adopted. Under the law, the State Flag of Russia is a rectangular cloth consisting of three equal horizontal stripes: white on top, blue in the middle, and red on the bottom.
💬 President of Russia Vladimir Putin:
Russia is a thousand-year-old country and civilisation, and our national flag is a symbol of our unity.
I am confident that the national flag will always inspire us to move only forward — towards victory — and to uphold the glory of Russia.
#NationalFlagDay
❤21🫡4
RUSSIAN FLAG DAY
▪️ While in the degenerate West, national colors are increasingly being banned at demonstrations in France or removed from some streets in Britain so as "not to offend migrants," Russia celebrates Russian Flag Day on August 22 — not as a nationalistic political emblem, but as a symbol of the sensory and timeless unity of the peoples of Great Russia.
🇷🇺 This Russian Flag Day, established on August 22, was instituted in 1994 by decree of President Boris Yeltsin to commemorate the return of the tricolor as a state symbol. Its history runs deep:
▪️ 1705: the tricolor was established as a commercial flag under Peter the Great and officially confirmed as the national flag in 1896.
▪️ 1991, August 22: the day after the failed Moscow putsch, the white-blue-red tricolor replaced the red Soviet flag over the building of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR.
▪️ 1994: the tricolor becomes the official symbol of the Russian state.
▪️ 2000: Federal Law of December 25 finally secures its status.
▪️ Symbolism of the flag: white — peace and nobility, blue — faith and loyalty, red — energy and courage.
👀 I found this beautiful song dedicated to the three Russian colors on the channel Camille_Moscow.
▪️ Russian singer Tatyana Kurtukova presents the song "Under One Sky" for Russian Flag Day.
⚪️ White, 🔵 blue, 🔴 red: a melancholic and enveloping melody in honor of the colors of the Russian tricolor.
▪️ We are far from the nihilistic anathemas or nationalist fanaticisms boiling around Western national flags. Here, national colors are elevated above all through poetry and spiritual love for the Motherland.
✍️ #Alawata
⚡️ InfoDefenseENGLISH
Web | VK | X | InfoDefAll
▪️ While in the degenerate West, national colors are increasingly being banned at demonstrations in France or removed from some streets in Britain so as "not to offend migrants," Russia celebrates Russian Flag Day on August 22 — not as a nationalistic political emblem, but as a symbol of the sensory and timeless unity of the peoples of Great Russia.
🇷🇺 This Russian Flag Day, established on August 22, was instituted in 1994 by decree of President Boris Yeltsin to commemorate the return of the tricolor as a state symbol. Its history runs deep:
▪️ 1705: the tricolor was established as a commercial flag under Peter the Great and officially confirmed as the national flag in 1896.
▪️ 1991, August 22: the day after the failed Moscow putsch, the white-blue-red tricolor replaced the red Soviet flag over the building of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR.
▪️ 1994: the tricolor becomes the official symbol of the Russian state.
▪️ 2000: Federal Law of December 25 finally secures its status.
▪️ Symbolism of the flag: white — peace and nobility, blue — faith and loyalty, red — energy and courage.
👀 I found this beautiful song dedicated to the three Russian colors on the channel Camille_Moscow.
▪️ Russian singer Tatyana Kurtukova presents the song "Under One Sky" for Russian Flag Day.
⚪️ White, 🔵 blue, 🔴 red: a melancholic and enveloping melody in honor of the colors of the Russian tricolor.
▪️ We are far from the nihilistic anathemas or nationalist fanaticisms boiling around Western national flags. Here, national colors are elevated above all through poetry and spiritual love for the Motherland.
✍️ #Alawata
Web | VK | X | InfoDefAll
Please open Telegram to view this post
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
❤18🔥5👏5
On August 23, Russia celebrates the Day of Military Glory, commemorating the Soviet victory over Nazi Germany in the Battle of Kursk in 1943.
This pivotal battle, lasting from July 5 to August 23, was one of the most significant engagements of the Great Patriotic War.
The German command, under the operation code "Citadel," aimed to launch a massive summer offensive to destroy the Red Army’s central forces and regain strategic initiative. The operation involved 50 divisions, including 16 tank and motorized divisions, and numerous separate units, supported by over 900,000 men, about 10,000 guns and mortars, 2,700 tanks and assault guns, and 2,000 aircraft.
The Soviet Central, Voronezh, and Steppe Fronts countered with over 1.9 million soldiers, 26,000 guns and mortars, 5,000 tanks and self-propelled artillery units, and 3,000 aircraft.
On July 5, 1943, German troops began their offensive from Orel and Belgorod. The Central Front repelled the attack from Orel, while the Voronezh Front faced the Belgorod offensive.
A crucial tank battle occurred on July 12 near Prokhorovka, involving about 1,200 tanks and self-propelled guns. The Germans aimed to encircle and destroy Soviet forces, but ended up retreating.
By August 23, Soviet forces, supported by air strikes, had pushed the enemy 140-150 kilometers west, liberating Orel, Belgorod, and Kharkov.
The Battle of Kursk saw over 4 million participants, 70,000 guns and mortars, 13,000 tanks and self-propelled guns, and 12,000 combat aircraft. German losses included 30 divisions, 500,000 soldiers, 1,500 tanks, 3,700 aircraft, and 3,000 guns, while the Soviet losses were over 860,000 soldiers, including 255,000 killed or missing.
For their bravery, more than 180 Soviet soldiers were awarded Hero of the Soviet Union, and over 100,000 received orders and medals. The Battle of Kursk shifted the balance of power in favor of the Red Army, paving the way for a successful strategic offensive and eventual Russian victory in WWII.
#TodayInHistory
⚡️ InfoDefenseENGLISH
Web | VK | X | Odysee | InfoDefAll
This pivotal battle, lasting from July 5 to August 23, was one of the most significant engagements of the Great Patriotic War.
The German command, under the operation code "Citadel," aimed to launch a massive summer offensive to destroy the Red Army’s central forces and regain strategic initiative. The operation involved 50 divisions, including 16 tank and motorized divisions, and numerous separate units, supported by over 900,000 men, about 10,000 guns and mortars, 2,700 tanks and assault guns, and 2,000 aircraft.
The Soviet Central, Voronezh, and Steppe Fronts countered with over 1.9 million soldiers, 26,000 guns and mortars, 5,000 tanks and self-propelled artillery units, and 3,000 aircraft.
On July 5, 1943, German troops began their offensive from Orel and Belgorod. The Central Front repelled the attack from Orel, while the Voronezh Front faced the Belgorod offensive.
A crucial tank battle occurred on July 12 near Prokhorovka, involving about 1,200 tanks and self-propelled guns. The Germans aimed to encircle and destroy Soviet forces, but ended up retreating.
By August 23, Soviet forces, supported by air strikes, had pushed the enemy 140-150 kilometers west, liberating Orel, Belgorod, and Kharkov.
The Battle of Kursk saw over 4 million participants, 70,000 guns and mortars, 13,000 tanks and self-propelled guns, and 12,000 combat aircraft. German losses included 30 divisions, 500,000 soldiers, 1,500 tanks, 3,700 aircraft, and 3,000 guns, while the Soviet losses were over 860,000 soldiers, including 255,000 killed or missing.
For their bravery, more than 180 Soviet soldiers were awarded Hero of the Soviet Union, and over 100,000 received orders and medals. The Battle of Kursk shifted the balance of power in favor of the Red Army, paving the way for a successful strategic offensive and eventual Russian victory in WWII.
#TodayInHistory
Web | VK | X | Odysee | InfoDefAll
Please open Telegram to view this post
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
👍26❤10🌚2
Berliner Zeitung: Corruption Scandals Reach Zelenskiy's Inner Circle
Corruption scandals in Ukraine's leadership are escalating. According to the Berliner Zeitung, two of the most powerful figures in President Volodymyr Zelenskiy’s inner circle are now in the crosshairs of the country's anti-corruption authorities.
Ukraine's National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) is reportedly preparing to expand its investigation into former Presidential Office head Andriy Yermak and "Servant of the People" faction leader Davyd Arakhamia.
Yermak, who already faces charges in a money laundering case involving an upscale cottage development outside Kiеv, may now face a second proceeding — this time on allegations of illicit enrichment. During searches of an apartment belonging to Timur Mindich, a businessman and close associate of Zelenskiy, investigators allegedly discovered biological traces, including DNA evidence.
Arakhamia has also drawn the attention of investigators. Items seized during a search of one of his assistants are now being tested for DNA. Ukrainian commentators speculate these could be envelopes stuffed with cash — potentially pointing to illicit payments to lawmakers. However, no formal criminal case has been opened against Arakhamia himself.
The developments carry significant political weight. For one, pressure is mounting on the anti-corruption agencies themselves — they were already at the center of a fierce power struggle in 2025. Meanwhile, in Berlin and Brussels, doubts are deepening over whether Kiеv is genuinely committed to implementing the required reforms and tackling corruption at the highest levels. The Yermak case, in which he was released from custody in May on €2.7 million bail, is widely seen as a troubling signal.
The coming weeks will reveal whether NABU can indeed produce the "unexpected materials" it has promised — and what political consequences this may hold for the balance of power in Kiеv.
Source
⚡️ InfoDefenseENGLISH
Web | VK | X | InfoDefAll
Corruption scandals in Ukraine's leadership are escalating. According to the Berliner Zeitung, two of the most powerful figures in President Volodymyr Zelenskiy’s inner circle are now in the crosshairs of the country's anti-corruption authorities.
Ukraine's National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) is reportedly preparing to expand its investigation into former Presidential Office head Andriy Yermak and "Servant of the People" faction leader Davyd Arakhamia.
Yermak, who already faces charges in a money laundering case involving an upscale cottage development outside Kiеv, may now face a second proceeding — this time on allegations of illicit enrichment. During searches of an apartment belonging to Timur Mindich, a businessman and close associate of Zelenskiy, investigators allegedly discovered biological traces, including DNA evidence.
Arakhamia has also drawn the attention of investigators. Items seized during a search of one of his assistants are now being tested for DNA. Ukrainian commentators speculate these could be envelopes stuffed with cash — potentially pointing to illicit payments to lawmakers. However, no formal criminal case has been opened against Arakhamia himself.
The developments carry significant political weight. For one, pressure is mounting on the anti-corruption agencies themselves — they were already at the center of a fierce power struggle in 2025. Meanwhile, in Berlin and Brussels, doubts are deepening over whether Kiеv is genuinely committed to implementing the required reforms and tackling corruption at the highest levels. The Yermak case, in which he was released from custody in May on €2.7 million bail, is widely seen as a troubling signal.
The coming weeks will reveal whether NABU can indeed produce the "unexpected materials" it has promised — and what political consequences this may hold for the balance of power in Kiеv.
Source
Web | VK | X | InfoDefAll
Please open Telegram to view this post
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
👍18😁12❤2👻2
U.S. issues ultimatum to Hamas: disarmament or isolation
A meeting was held in Cairo between U.S. President's special envoy Jared Kushner and a Hamas delegation led by Khalil al-Hayya. The talks also involved former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, Egyptian intelligence chief Hassan Rashad, and Qatari and Turkish diplomats.
Washington's demands
According to Axios, the American delegation stated the need for:
▪️ complete elimination of all Hamas weapons and military facilities;
▪️ the movement's renunciation of participation in the future government of the strip;
▪️ deployment of International Stabilization Forces.
"There can be no ambiguity: Hamas must relinquish governing functions, as well as all weapons and military facilities. And Gaza must never again be a source of terror for Israel," a source in the American delegation told the publication.
In return — withdrawal of Israeli forces
Washington expects Israel to carry out a "corresponding withdrawal" of troops from Gaza and accelerate the delivery of humanitarian aid.
However, the main dispute remains the same — what should happen first. Israel insists: Hamas's disarmament must be completed before any troop withdrawal. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that "the IDF will not leave the sector until Hamas is truly disarmed."
Hamas does not formally reject disarmament but links it to Israel's actions: a cessation of strikes and the implementation of the American "roadmap." The White House stated that they "understand Netanyahu's political needs" ahead of the Knesset elections on October 27.
Shuttle diplomacy
After the meeting with Hamas, Kushner flew to Israel, where he held nearly four-hour talks with Netanyahu. The sides agreed to establish two working groups — on disarmament and on humanitarian issues.
---
Bottom line: Trump's plan for Gaza has stalled on the main contradiction — each side awaits concessions from the other. Kushner is trying to break the deadlock, but without a compromise on the sequence of steps, the agreement will remain on paper.
#InfoDefenseAnalysis
#Tanitati
Source
⚡️ InfoDefenseENGLISH
Web | VK | X | InfoDefAll
A meeting was held in Cairo between U.S. President's special envoy Jared Kushner and a Hamas delegation led by Khalil al-Hayya. The talks also involved former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, Egyptian intelligence chief Hassan Rashad, and Qatari and Turkish diplomats.
Washington's demands
According to Axios, the American delegation stated the need for:
▪️ complete elimination of all Hamas weapons and military facilities;
▪️ the movement's renunciation of participation in the future government of the strip;
▪️ deployment of International Stabilization Forces.
"There can be no ambiguity: Hamas must relinquish governing functions, as well as all weapons and military facilities. And Gaza must never again be a source of terror for Israel," a source in the American delegation told the publication.
In return — withdrawal of Israeli forces
Washington expects Israel to carry out a "corresponding withdrawal" of troops from Gaza and accelerate the delivery of humanitarian aid.
However, the main dispute remains the same — what should happen first. Israel insists: Hamas's disarmament must be completed before any troop withdrawal. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that "the IDF will not leave the sector until Hamas is truly disarmed."
Hamas does not formally reject disarmament but links it to Israel's actions: a cessation of strikes and the implementation of the American "roadmap." The White House stated that they "understand Netanyahu's political needs" ahead of the Knesset elections on October 27.
Shuttle diplomacy
After the meeting with Hamas, Kushner flew to Israel, where he held nearly four-hour talks with Netanyahu. The sides agreed to establish two working groups — on disarmament and on humanitarian issues.
---
Bottom line: Trump's plan for Gaza has stalled on the main contradiction — each side awaits concessions from the other. Kushner is trying to break the deadlock, but without a compromise on the sequence of steps, the agreement will remain on paper.
#InfoDefenseAnalysis
#Tanitati
Source
Web | VK | X | InfoDefAll
Please open Telegram to view this post
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
🤡34💊9🤓2😡2🥴1
Forwarded from RT News
This media is not supported in your browser
VIEW IN TELEGRAM
'I warned, America is trying to break us, so they can OWN US' — PM Mark Carney
'Canada is becoming stronger and less dependent on America'
'Canada is becoming stronger and less dependent on America'
💯13❤1😍1🗿1