يلقي الرئيس الروسي فلاديمير بوتين، خطابه السنوي أمام الجمعية الفيدرالية، يتحدث فيه عن أهم مستجدات العملية العسكرية الروسية الخاصة والتحولات الاقتصادية والسياسية في العالم.
شاهد بالفيديو: https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?extid=NS-UNK-UNK-UNK-AN_GK0T-GK1C&mibextid=2Rb1fB&ref=watch_permalink&v=568970138540313
شاهد بالفيديو: https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?extid=NS-UNK-UNK-UNK-AN_GK0T-GK1C&mibextid=2Rb1fB&ref=watch_permalink&v=568970138540313
قال الرئيس الروسي فلاديمير بوتين، اليوم الأربعاء، إن معركة تجري في الوقت الحالي على الحدود التاريخية لروسيا من أجل الشعب الروسي، مشيرا إلى أن القيادة العسكرية العليا للبلاد أبلغته بذلك.
وأضاف بوتين خلال مشاركته في الاحتفال بمناسبة يوم "حماة الوطن" المقام في ملعب "لوجنيكي" في العاصمة الروسية موسكو، أنه اليوم بينما "نحمي مصالحنا وشعبنا وثقافتنا ولغتنا وأرضنا" فإن كل الشعب يعتبر مدافعا عن الوطن.
"الآن فقط كنت أستمع إلى القيادة العسكرية العليا للبلاد، توجد الآن في معركة على حدودنا التاريخية من أجل شعبنا، يخوضها نفس المقاتلون الشجعان الذين يقفون الآن إلى جوارنا هنا".
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وأضاف بوتين خلال مشاركته في الاحتفال بمناسبة يوم "حماة الوطن" المقام في ملعب "لوجنيكي" في العاصمة الروسية موسكو، أنه اليوم بينما "نحمي مصالحنا وشعبنا وثقافتنا ولغتنا وأرضنا" فإن كل الشعب يعتبر مدافعا عن الوطن.
"الآن فقط كنت أستمع إلى القيادة العسكرية العليا للبلاد، توجد الآن في معركة على حدودنا التاريخية من أجل شعبنا، يخوضها نفس المقاتلون الشجعان الذين يقفون الآن إلى جوارنا هنا".
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نهنئ دانييل ميدفيديف الذي توج بلقب بطولة قطر إكسون موبيل المفتوحة للتنس للرجال بفوزه في المباراة النهائية، على البريطاني آندي موراي.
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لقاء سفير روسيا الاتحادية في الأردن غليب ديسياتنيكوف مع رئيس جامعة شمال القوقاز الفدرالية ديمتري بيسبالوف.
وجرى خلال اللقاء البحث في التعاون في مجال التعليم بين جامعات روسيا الاتحادية والمملكة الاردنية الهاشمية.
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وجرى خلال اللقاء البحث في التعاون في مجال التعليم بين جامعات روسيا الاتحادية والمملكة الاردنية الهاشمية.
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فيدجيتال - اختراق في عالم ألعاب سايبر
"First at the monitor, then on the football field"
"Games of the Future" is an international tournament of a new format. Competitions in 16 technological disciplines. All under the concept of PHYGITAL.
PHYGITAL combines esports and classic sports. For example, in Phygital Football, teams first play FIFA, then go to the football field. The winner is determined by the sum of goals in both stages.
We invite Jordanian esports players to try out the new format by taking part in the Games of the future.
All the necessary information is in the link:
https://en.gamesofuture.com/files/280223_PHYGITAL_Team%20req_upd_TZ.pdf
"First at the monitor, then on the football field"
"Games of the Future" is an international tournament of a new format. Competitions in 16 technological disciplines. All under the concept of PHYGITAL.
PHYGITAL combines esports and classic sports. For example, in Phygital Football, teams first play FIFA, then go to the football field. The winner is determined by the sum of goals in both stages.
We invite Jordanian esports players to try out the new format by taking part in the Games of the future.
All the necessary information is in the link:
https://en.gamesofuture.com/files/280223_PHYGITAL_Team%20req_upd_TZ.pdf
Forwarded from Russian MFA 🇷🇺
✍️ Article by Alexey Drobinin, Director, Foreign Policy Planning Department, Russia’s Foreign Ministry “The vision of a multipolar world: The civilizational factor and Russia’s place in the emerging world order“, the Journal “Russia in Global Affairs“, February 20, 2023
💬 Undoubtedly, deep down the reasons for the World Majority’s unwillingness to become part of the anti-Russian coalition are not directly related to Ukraine. Russian experts are of the view that “residents of the former ‘third world’ believe that opposing former colonial rulers is right and historically irreversible”.
Russia’s actions are viewed through the prism of restoring the historical justice. There is a genuine “opportunity emerging to build effective patterns of interaction and development not against the West, but in circumvention of the West and without its involvement”. This is not what is known as the “non-violent resistance to evil” according to Leo Tolstoy or Mahatma Gandhi, but just the elementary disregard of the West (the embodiment of evil). As it happens, it is possible to develop successfully outside the “master and slave” paradigm imposed by the former colonial powers.
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💬 Undoubtedly, deep down the reasons for the World Majority’s unwillingness to become part of the anti-Russian coalition are not directly related to Ukraine. Russian experts are of the view that “residents of the former ‘third world’ believe that opposing former colonial rulers is right and historically irreversible”.
Russia’s actions are viewed through the prism of restoring the historical justice. There is a genuine “opportunity emerging to build effective patterns of interaction and development not against the West, but in circumvention of the West and without its involvement”. This is not what is known as the “non-violent resistance to evil” according to Leo Tolstoy or Mahatma Gandhi, but just the elementary disregard of the West (the embodiment of evil). As it happens, it is possible to develop successfully outside the “master and slave” paradigm imposed by the former colonial powers.
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⚡️ On the Istanbul food and fertiliser agreements
There are mounting speculations on further developments as the expiration date of the second 120-day term of the Black Sea Initiative on exporting Ukrainian grain draws nearer. At Kiev and Washington’s instigation, it is being insinuated that the initiative should be both preserved in its existing parameters (the three ports – Odessa, Chernomorsk and Yuzhny – for 120 days with the possibility of another 120-day extension, if none of the three parties – Russia, Türkiye or Ukraine – have any objections) and expanded in terms of time and space (for one year with the addition of more seaports). This is being accompanied by clumsy attempts to invoke UN efforts to ensure global food security.
In this connection, a reminder of the UN Secretary-General’s grain deal concept in general and of how the Istanbul Agreements of July 22, 2022 were signed in particular, is in order. As is common knowledge, Antonio Guterres suggested a package deal to normalise food and fertiliser supplies from Russia and Ukraine as a response to the worsening food crisis against the background of the Covid-19 pandemic, uncontrolled Western money printing, and an accelerated transition to the green economy. This suggestion was formalised in Istanbul on July 22, 2022, in the form of the simultaneous signing of two mutually complementary agreements – the above-mentioned Black Sea Initiative and the Russia-UN Memorandum on promoting Russian agricultural products.
Their synchronised and interconnected implementation is designed to reduce the threat of hunger and provide assistance to needy countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
☝️ But in practice, eight months after the signing, just one part of the package – the exportation of Ukrainian food – is being implemented. Moreover, the mode of its implementation is far from the announced humanitarian aims. <...>
Progress in implementing the Russia-UN Memorandum on promoting Russian agricultural exports is tending towards zero. The reason is the West’s stubborn unwillingness to recognise the second part of the Guterres package and their continued application of sanctions, which, despite all the empty declarations by Washington, Brussels and London, still extend to food and fertilisers. In fact, UN officials are trying to lift restrictions on Russian agricultural products; these restrictions must be null and void in a situation where global food security is at stake. But the UN efforts are futile. <...>
Thus, we have to state that the package of agreements proposed by Antonio Guterres and signed in Istanbul on July 22, 2022 is not working. The main problem is that the Western countries are sabotaging the implementation of the Russia-UN Memorandum. As is obvious, the Americans and Europeans are totally unconcerned with either the needs of destitute countries or the efforts of the United Nations, which they have long and persistently attempted to turn into an obedient tool for serving their political interests.
❗️ It is high time they stopped playing the food card. The lion’s share of Ukrainian grain is sold at dumping prices for fodder in the EU rather than in the poorest countries. At the same time, they openly put obstacles in the way of Russian agricultural exports, no matter what the Europeans and Americans say to the contrary. After all, they are not strangers to telling lies.
☝️ The West is shamelessly burying the humanitarian package initiated by the UN Secretary-General.
There are mounting speculations on further developments as the expiration date of the second 120-day term of the Black Sea Initiative on exporting Ukrainian grain draws nearer. At Kiev and Washington’s instigation, it is being insinuated that the initiative should be both preserved in its existing parameters (the three ports – Odessa, Chernomorsk and Yuzhny – for 120 days with the possibility of another 120-day extension, if none of the three parties – Russia, Türkiye or Ukraine – have any objections) and expanded in terms of time and space (for one year with the addition of more seaports). This is being accompanied by clumsy attempts to invoke UN efforts to ensure global food security.
In this connection, a reminder of the UN Secretary-General’s grain deal concept in general and of how the Istanbul Agreements of July 22, 2022 were signed in particular, is in order. As is common knowledge, Antonio Guterres suggested a package deal to normalise food and fertiliser supplies from Russia and Ukraine as a response to the worsening food crisis against the background of the Covid-19 pandemic, uncontrolled Western money printing, and an accelerated transition to the green economy. This suggestion was formalised in Istanbul on July 22, 2022, in the form of the simultaneous signing of two mutually complementary agreements – the above-mentioned Black Sea Initiative and the Russia-UN Memorandum on promoting Russian agricultural products.
Their synchronised and interconnected implementation is designed to reduce the threat of hunger and provide assistance to needy countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
☝️ But in practice, eight months after the signing, just one part of the package – the exportation of Ukrainian food – is being implemented. Moreover, the mode of its implementation is far from the announced humanitarian aims. <...>
Progress in implementing the Russia-UN Memorandum on promoting Russian agricultural exports is tending towards zero. The reason is the West’s stubborn unwillingness to recognise the second part of the Guterres package and their continued application of sanctions, which, despite all the empty declarations by Washington, Brussels and London, still extend to food and fertilisers. In fact, UN officials are trying to lift restrictions on Russian agricultural products; these restrictions must be null and void in a situation where global food security is at stake. But the UN efforts are futile. <...>
Thus, we have to state that the package of agreements proposed by Antonio Guterres and signed in Istanbul on July 22, 2022 is not working. The main problem is that the Western countries are sabotaging the implementation of the Russia-UN Memorandum. As is obvious, the Americans and Europeans are totally unconcerned with either the needs of destitute countries or the efforts of the United Nations, which they have long and persistently attempted to turn into an obedient tool for serving their political interests.
❗️ It is high time they stopped playing the food card. The lion’s share of Ukrainian grain is sold at dumping prices for fodder in the EU rather than in the poorest countries. At the same time, they openly put obstacles in the way of Russian agricultural exports, no matter what the Europeans and Americans say to the contrary. After all, they are not strangers to telling lies.
☝️ The West is shamelessly burying the humanitarian package initiated by the UN Secretary-General.
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🎙 Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov at the Conference on Disarmament on the suspension of the New START and the destructive actions of the US and its allies:
💥 The global situation has further degraded following the US attempts to "probe" the security of the Russian strategic facilities declared under the New START by assisting the Kiev regime in conducting attacks against them.
☢️ Against this background, we perceived Washington’s demands to regain access to Russia's nuclear facilities for inspections under the Treaty as highly cynical. Especially in the current circumstances, when the US, together with other Western countries, have set their goal to, as they say, “strategically defeat" Russia in a total hybrid war unleashed against us.
❗️ Under these circumstances, we were forced to announce the suspension of the New START. At the same time, as it has already been stated, we will continue to comply with the quantitative limits on strategic offensive arms.
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💥 The global situation has further degraded following the US attempts to "probe" the security of the Russian strategic facilities declared under the New START by assisting the Kiev regime in conducting attacks against them.
☢️ Against this background, we perceived Washington’s demands to regain access to Russia's nuclear facilities for inspections under the Treaty as highly cynical. Especially in the current circumstances, when the US, together with other Western countries, have set their goal to, as they say, “strategically defeat" Russia in a total hybrid war unleashed against us.
❗️ Under these circumstances, we were forced to announce the suspension of the New START. At the same time, as it has already been stated, we will continue to comply with the quantitative limits on strategic offensive arms.
https://t.me/rusembjo
🎙 Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s remarks at the Plenary Session of the G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting on countering terrorism, digital transformation, humanitarian assistance and disaster risk reduction
📍 New Delhi, March 2, 2023
🔹 Since 2014, a new and ever-growing hotbed of extremism has emerged in Ukraine.
🔹 We are convinced that renouncing double standards and hidden agendas is critical for responding to the terrorist threat. Efforts to eradicate this absolute evil cannot be made hostage to momentary considerations and bloc-based approaches.
🔹 The global economy currently finds itself at the nexus of several major challenges. Many of them are geopolitical in nature or are exacerbated by international confrontation. In particular, this concerns the pressing topics on the agenda of the Indian Presidency: terrorism, drug trafficking and natural disasters.
🔹 The surge in terrorism has been largely attributable to Western interference in the domestic affairs of sovereign states. Iraq, Libya, Syria and Afghanistan suffered from armed ventures and neo-colonial aspirations, which undermined their statehood, with terrorist groups on the loose, the growing threat of drug trafficking, impoverishment of the people and the deterioration of human rights.
🔹 Over the past years, Russia helped more than 110 countries, primarily in Africa, the Middle East and Latin America, to overcome natural disasters. We also provided over $270 million to international humanitarian structures to this effect.
🔹 The rapid development of ICT and the accelerating pace of digital transformation create substantial risks. Russia was the first country to suggest drafting an international convention on fighting cybercrime within the UN. In 2019, Russia initiated and co-sponsored with 47 other countries a UN General Assembly resolution to launch the relevant negotiating process, which is now entering a practical phase.
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📍 New Delhi, March 2, 2023
🔹 Since 2014, a new and ever-growing hotbed of extremism has emerged in Ukraine.
🔹 We are convinced that renouncing double standards and hidden agendas is critical for responding to the terrorist threat. Efforts to eradicate this absolute evil cannot be made hostage to momentary considerations and bloc-based approaches.
🔹 The global economy currently finds itself at the nexus of several major challenges. Many of them are geopolitical in nature or are exacerbated by international confrontation. In particular, this concerns the pressing topics on the agenda of the Indian Presidency: terrorism, drug trafficking and natural disasters.
🔹 The surge in terrorism has been largely attributable to Western interference in the domestic affairs of sovereign states. Iraq, Libya, Syria and Afghanistan suffered from armed ventures and neo-colonial aspirations, which undermined their statehood, with terrorist groups on the loose, the growing threat of drug trafficking, impoverishment of the people and the deterioration of human rights.
🔹 Over the past years, Russia helped more than 110 countries, primarily in Africa, the Middle East and Latin America, to overcome natural disasters. We also provided over $270 million to international humanitarian structures to this effect.
🔹 The rapid development of ICT and the accelerating pace of digital transformation create substantial risks. Russia was the first country to suggest drafting an international convention on fighting cybercrime within the UN. In 2019, Russia initiated and co-sponsored with 47 other countries a UN General Assembly resolution to launch the relevant negotiating process, which is now entering a practical phase.
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