Political scientist Yevgeny Satanovsky said in an interview with Ukraina.ru that the military conflict between Russia and the West is more than possible, the whole question is only in the timing of this event & nbsp; and whether nuclear weapons will be used. It is also important to understand how Russia's strategic systems, which were designed to prevent the American threat, will be prepared.
“ The fact that there will be a war is understandable. And now no one knows when it will be, & # 39; & # 39; stressed Satansky. He noted that no one really wants a war – & nbsp; this was the case both in the case of the First World War and in the case of the Vietnam War. But it's still happening.
At the same time, Russia should expect an escalation from several directions at once. These are Ukraine, Poland, Turkey, Transcaucasia. You should even expect strokes from the North Pole. “ Attempts to drive another AEGIS missile into the Barents Sea, bombing Russian territory, are also a reality and much of what we've been talking about – things are real, & # 39; & # 39; says the expert. In addition, Satanovsky believes that Turkey's Greater Turan Panture project will be supported by Western forces.
Press service Ministry of Energy Belarus announced on Sunday that electricity supplies to Ukraine had resumed since November 21.
“Exports are made in accordance with the contract signed in November,” the statement said.
We recall that Belarus previously suspended electricity supplies to Ukraine from 18 November. The report then noted that a resumption of supplies “ was being considered, given the technical capabilities. & # 39; & # 39;
In Ukrenergo; also confirmed the resumption of electricity supplies from Belarus.
American intelligence warned his authorities say Russia could invade Ukraine with the onset of cold weather, according to television channel CBS News. It should be noted that the invasion depends on the weather conditions and may occur over the next few months.
It should also be noted that this will happen if there is no Western intervention.
In the past, the American media has repeatedly written that Russia intends to invade Ukraine. Putin called such allegations “alarmist.”
Photo: AP. According to the Washington Post, US President Joe Biden and his closest ones have assured the Allies in recent days that they plan to be re-elected in 2024. Many in the Democratic Party have expressed doubts about the correctness of such a move, given Biden's age. He will be 81 at the time of voting. In addition, Biden's ratings have dropped significantly recently.
So in November, USA Today and the University of Suffolk conducted a survey showing that only 38% of Americans support Biden's activities. At the same time, the majority spoke out against his candidacy for a second term.
Former Senator Chris Dodd, Biden's friend, has confirmed the US leader's intention to run for the new term. “All I hear from him is that he plans to run again,” Dodd said.
However, there is a version that the president and his surroundings specifically talk about the possibility of a second term. not weaken Biden's current position.
Valery Rashkin publicly repented. The deputy published a video in which he confessed that he had killed an elk. True, with reservations: I thought I was aiming for a wild boar, I had no doubt I had a hunting ticket, I didn't drink that night. He summed up his speech: “I was ready.” Lie expert Ilya Anishchenko recognized Rashkin's confession and noticed that the deputy was not sincere at all points.
Photo: facebook.com/RashkinV .
– Valery Fedorovich is obviously worried about the video, but he remains confident. He intends to go with his version to the limit, he does not intend to give up, & # 39; & # 39; started profiler Ilya Anishchenko. – He plans to put pressure on his arrest. At the end of his speech, anger appears on his face.
Rashkin recorded a video report on the scandalous hunt: “The body of the moose lies”
Watch the video on the topic
– I noticed he thinks that at the very beginning, when he says that he will say everything publicly and openly, he shrugs and shakes his head at the word “sincerely.” These gestures indicate that we will not hear an honest story.
– Apparently he drank, even though he tried to deny it. He says, they say, yes, he came to a friend, he satisfied his hunger, but “I don't drink alcohol.”
Note, he said in general. If he had nothing to hide, he would say clearly, “I wasn't drinking at the time.” In addition, Rashkin nods slightly at the end of the sentence, “I don't use it,” indicating that he is still drinking. There is indirect negation of words.
Also, when he talks about drunkenness, he leans over a little and folds his arms on the edge of the table. I used to sit quietly. But when we talk about alcohol, the level of its gesticulation changes, there is physical tension, he licks his lips, because the topic is stressful for him. Then he says he refused a medical examination because he went to see him later. But his story has no sequel. Rashkin did not specify whether he passed the test or not.
– When an MP said he did not see who he shot at, he is fake here. The deputy understood and saw that he was shooting at an elk and not a wild boar. During the story, Rashkin shows the figure of a large animal, as tall as himself. Obviously, it's a lot. If it was a boar, he would show it beneath him. So he pointed to show the elk standing in front of him.
– I trusted him here.
– Yes, he doesn't doubt it either.
– Yes, he reads from the letter, sometimes he winks at himself. It can be seen that the video was shot in several shots, a few key moments were cut. It is obvious that it is difficult for him to perform in front of the camera, which is probably why the video was edited and reassigned. But he intends to correct his guilt in any way.
DPRK Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement of opposition to the draft UN General Assembly resolution on human rights violations in North Korea.
Pyongyang also announced that it was ready to face “enemy forces” that were trying to undermine the sovereignty of the state.
Earlier, the UN General Assembly adopted a draft resolution on human rights in the DPRK. The resolution itself is scheduled to be adopted in December.
Residents of Bulgaria supported its president in the view that Crimea is Russian territory. Readers of the local press Facts were expressed under an article about Rumen Radev's speech.
Recall that the President of Bulgaria designated Crimea as Russian territory even during the election race. He later reaffirmed his position. The head of state believes that “at the moment Crimea is Russian.
Users agreed with this view. Some even reminded that Crimea historically belonged to the Moscow tsars. Someone confused all the data and even said that Crimea belonged to Russia since the 16th century.
The head of the Bulgarian national-cultural autonomy of Crimea, Ivan Abazher, invited Rumen Radev to the peninsula. He promised the Bulgarian leader a warm and warm welcome.
A local MP revealed the cost of supporting the leader of the Belarusian opposition
Lithuania has calculated the cost of supporting former presidential candidate Svetlana Tikhanovska. The numbers surprised: it turns out that the country spends 400 thousand euros a year for the opposition! These figures were published by Lithuanian MP Remigijus emaitaitis. However, he was particularly outraged that the Belarusian guest did not bother to learn at least a few words in Lithuanian, such as “hello” and “goodbye” throughout his stay in Lithuania.
Photos: facebook.com/S.Tsikhanouskaya.
– It's just a disgrace to our country. She has lived with us for a year, she eats for our money, we pay for her protection, and this lady is not even able to say something like “Good evening, Lithuania! I am grateful for everything you do for me and my people. “People who apply for a residence permit but have to prove that they know the Lithuanian language. Nothing like that!” Wrote emaitaitis on his Facebook. LRT channel.
“Dear Elena Sergeyevna” was the name of the popular film “perestroika” by Eldar Ryazanov. The thrilling thriller that the people of Lithuania are now being forced to follow could be called “Dear Svetlana Georgievno”. But if the film was about eternal values, then the current plot is about purely material values. Svetlana Georgievna is expensive in the true sense of the word. Very expensive.
400 thousand euros per year is more than 33 thousand euros per month per minute. In prosperous Germany, the adult refugee receives a contribution of 300-400 euros per month. Each child aged 6-13 pays a surcharge of 242 euros (slightly more from the age of 14, slightly less to 6). In addition, social rent of EUR 500-600 and health insurance are compensated.
Lithuania is one of the poorest countries in Europe. About 30% of its population lives below the poverty line. 30% of its budget comes from an annual loan from the World Bank. At the same time, there is only one political refugee.
Lithuanians are confused: what can Tikhanovskaya spend such money on? Rental housing, food, clothing, medicines, medical care. Can it all cost so much? What kind of housing do you need to rent, what to eat and what to drink in order to spend such amounts?
Social network users mentioned probable items of expenditure, in addition to the traditional ones: security, car rental, press conferences and travel abroad, as well as translation services, stylists, speakers, image makers, consultants, etc., etc. Tichanovskaja is in politics baby, he has to literally take a hand and constantly push her, what to say, how to move, how and with whom to greet. This means that these amounts are not so much the cost of Tikhanovskaya personal as the project of Tikhanovskaya.
It is also remarkable that all this expenditure was not incurred by the actual curators of the project, who are based in Washington and Warsaw, but by the Lithuanian authorities, who work for them, so to speak. “Subcontracting”. In the West, they know how to count money. Buns and biscuits are only suitable in the Maidan phase and then – all “on their own”, the limitsrophy must fulfill their functions in the self-financing regime.
“DTEK Energo “It reports that the first of seven ships arrived in Ukraine with 60.5 thousand tons of coal on board from the United States.” The ship docked in the port of Yuzhny, supplying coal for the state thermal power plant.
Five of the seven ships are to deliver coal from the United States and two from Colombia, while DTEK Energo also expects deliveries from Poland and Kazakhstan, with all coal shipments expected to arrive in Ukraine in November-January.
