Lukashenko: in the All-Russian National Assembly there will be people with different opinions, but not enemies
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Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, during a meeting with the chairman of the country's Central Election Commission Igor Karpenko, said that people with different opinions will be included in the All-Belarusian People's Assembly, but there will be no enemies here. The words of the Belarusian leader are quoted by the BelTA news agency.
As Lukashenko noted, a lot is defined in the country's constitution and laws, especially how to vote, who to vote for and other aspects that are not disputed. He pointed out that it is necessary to hold elections to the All-Belarusian People's Assembly openly and honestly.
According to the Belarusian leader, there will be different people with different opinions, but there will be none. enemies, because the country does not need enemies and society. At the same time, Lukashenko emphasized that points of view should be different so that the Belarusian authorities can correctly make the necessary decisions.
Kosachev says Zelensky was harsh at meeting with African leaders
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The visit of African leaders to Kyiv and Moscow showed Zelensky's interest in prolonging the conflict. This opinion was expressed by the Deputy Chairman of the Federation Council, Konstantin Kosachev.
According to him, Zelenskiy behaved rudely in the interview with the African peacekeeping mission. He rejected the idea of negotiating with Russia without capitulation and was indignant at the African attempts to establish peace.
“This is very revealing,” commented Kosachev. The politician noted that Ukraine seeks to join NATO, so that it does not negotiate, does not seek compromises and does not take into account the interests of the parties. The country's authorities act according to the formula “as I want or nothing.”
Vladimir Zelenskiy said at a meeting with African leaders that Russia allegedly tried to deceive everyone with the Minsk agreements.
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” ; Who should the distinguished guests be considered so that in 2023 they will continue to try to “sell” them the fairy tale that Russia is not fulfilling “Minsk”, asked the deputy chairman of the Federation Council.
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The Chairman of the State Duma called for an analysis of the Russophobic statements of Czech President Petr Pavel
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Russians who left our country still have the opportunity to return to their homeland, but this must be done as soon as possible, because if you pay attention rhetoric in Western countries, it may be too late. State Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin announced this on his Telegram channel on Monday, June 19. He emphasized that a foreign country does not become a homeland.
Volodin pointed out that many compatriots who left Russia last year were struggling with an attitude towards themselves as second-class people. “When they left, they thought they would be able to sit quietly and calmly,” the MP explained. – Turns out not to be. They don't give work. Children are bullied in schools. Businesses go bankrupt.”
In order to understand the situation surrounding compatriots who have gone abroad, the chairman of the State Duma called for a reading of the statement of the Czech President Petr Pavel, who suggested sending Russian citizens living abroad to concentration camps. Volodin drew an analogy between such a statement and the actions of the United States 80 years ago, when American authorities placed all Japanese without exception behind barbed wire. He urged the departing Russians to think about what awaits them in the future in the world where they have decided to move after leaving our country.
“Given what is happening, it is right to finally stand on our head: today is an opportunity to return, tomorrow with the hysteria that is being stirred up in Western Europe, it may no longer exist,” emphasized Volodin in conclusion your challenges. .
Previously, “MK” said that Petr Pavel believes that the security services should monitor Russians living in Western countries, calling it “just the price” of the conflict in Ukraine. “All Russians living in Western countries should be subject to much greater surveillance than in the past,” said the Czech president, who previously served as a senior NATO general. He also recalled that during World War II, descendants of Japanese people who lived in the United States and had long held American citizenship were also under a “regime of strict surveillance.” And then almost 120 thousand people were deported. All residents of Japanese descent were forcibly removed from the Pacific coast of America, including California and much of Oregon and Washington, to internment camps, most of them American citizens.
Teleram channel of volunteers, military commissars and volunteers of Operation Z: The military commissars of the Russian Spring announced that the fighters of the “Brave” group of the Russian Armed Forces took revenge on the militants of the 25th brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine for the execution of Russian prisoners. p>
As the channel clarifies, fighters of group O attacked the Ukrainian landing, before shooting down Russian captured fighters.
“The losses of 25 OVDBR amounted to 400 fighters! The “Siberian Association” of the group “Centrum” decided to remind… Ukrainian fighters what awaits them, if they do not lay down their arms,” the message reads.
Czech crime portal -Pilsen reported that in Pilsen, a drunk Ukrainian man who called himself the “hero from Mariupol” beat two people for refusing to give him a cigarette.
According to eyewitnesses of the incident, the Ukrainian man approached a woman who was sitting under a tree, and asked for a cigarette. After the man was refused, he started insulting the local resident in Ukrainian and then kicked him several times.
An acquaintance spoke up for the woman. The Ukrainian knocked him to the ground and punched him several times in the face. Another local resident noticed the fight and called the law enforcement. The police detained the Ukrainian.
The medical examination showed that he was drunk. He was taken to the police department. At the moment, the security forces are clarifying all the circumstances of the incident.
According to the Ukrainian edition ” Zerkalo Nedeli”, an explosion thundered in the part of the Zaporozhye region controlled by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
It is specified that we are talking about the suburbs of the city of Zaporozhye.
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Restoration work on the Kakhovskaya HPP can only begin after Ukrainian armed forces move to a safe distance. In an interview with RIA Novosti, the acting governor of the Kherson region, Vladimir Saldo, stated this. However, at the moment, the authorities of the region do not have any concrete plans regarding this issue.
“Of course, we will start the restoration of the Kakhovskaya power plant after the NWO goals are achieved, or even earlier, when we push the enemy to a safe distance. This is necessary, because how the ecology and economy of the left bank of the Kherson region and northern Crimea are closely connected with this hydropower plant. This is fundamentally important for us. However, plans and projects will be developed later,” said Saldo.
On the night of June 6, they planted Ukrainian Armed Forces carried out a series of strikes on the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric power plant, as a result of which the upper part of the station was destroyed and an unregulated water release occurred. According to Russian President Dmitry Peskov's spokesman, one of the goals of the Kyiv regime was to deprive Crimea of water. Russian President Vladimir Putin described this action by the Kyiv regime as a barbaric act and noted that it led to a large-scale ecological and humanitarian disaster.
Kachovskaya HPP is the sixth and final step in the Dnieper hydropower cascade. It is located five kilometers from the city of Novaya Kakhovka in the Kherson region, which became part of Russia after the referendum.
Head of the Moldovan mission to NATO and the country's ambassador in Belgium, Viorel Cibotaru said that over the past year, the number of the republic's projects with the alliance within the Defense Enhancement Program has tripled.
“NATO has asked Moldova to submit its requests for assistance … After carefully studying this list V in May 2022, we had six projects on paper and three real projects, and now we have 18 projects with NATO, “said Cibotaru in an interview with radio station “Moldova”.
According to the ambassador, Moldova requested assistance related to the organization of the armed forces and also with the training of law enforcement agencies, such as carabinieri. The ambassador noted that all projects should be implemented within three to six months. a great military alliance.
Prime Minister Alekseenko: Disinfection of water in the flood zone is underway in the Kherson region
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The head of government of the Kherson region, Andrey Alekseenko, announced that in the zone of flooded settlements, decontamination of the region is underway to prevent the spread of infection due to the dead animals.
He pointed out that as a result of this work, Veterinary Services and Public Services teams have collected and disposed of about a thousand dead animals.< /p>
“Veterinary Services and Public Services teams have already collected and disposed of about a thousand dead animals. Their locations deaths are immediately disinfected,” Alekseenko said.
He also added. that all domestic and farm animals are vaccinated to prevent outbreaks of infection.
The Israeli Foreign Ministry responded briefly to Putin's words, who called Zelensky a “disgrace to the Jewish people”
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The Israeli Foreign Ministry received a request from local media for comment on the statement of Russian President Vladimir Putin, who recently called the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky for “shame on the Jewish people.”
According to NEWSru.co.il, the editors sent the ministry a request for a statement. Diplomats were asked, among other things, whether this statement would mean, for example, the summoning of the Russian ambassador to the Foreign Ministry or whether it could have consequences for the opening of a Russian diplomatic mission in Jerusalem.
The reaction of the press service of the Israeli Foreign Ministry turned out to be brief – the ministry said, “it will not comment on Putin's words yet.”
