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  Chinese embassy points to ‘real threat to the world’ by aletho RT | February 27, 2022 Chinese diplomats have published a list of US military adventures in recent decades, arguing that Washington was the “real threat” to the world, as the EU, the US, the UK, NATO, and the UN chief have all accused Moscow of an “unprovoked” attack on Ukraine. The Chinese embassy in Russia on Saturday reposted an image originally shared by China’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lijian Zhao earlier this week showcasing the United States’ “Democracy World Tour.” Listing many of the incidents where the US had either bombed or invaded other countries since the end of the Second World War, the image noted that these nations represented “roughly one-third of the people on earth.” “Never forget who's the real threat to the world,” Zhao captioned the photo. The embassy added the same caption to its post, but in Russian. The embassy went on to point out that 81% of wars between 1945 and 2001 were launched by

  Russian control of Chernobyl may have been aimed against alleged Ukrainian plan to produce nuclear weapons. by Christina Macpherson Russian control of Chernobyl may have been aimed against alleged Ukrainian plan to produce nukes, https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/defence/russian-control-of-chernobyl-may-have-been-aimed-against-alleged-ukrainian-plan-to-produce-nukes/articleshow/89836416.cms Russian control of Chernobyl may have been aimed against alleged Ukrainian plan to produce nukes, By Dipanjan Roy Chaudhury Ukraine was allegedly making plans to produce 8-10 nuclear bombs with the available plutonium with support from certain foreign powers, sources indicated to ET. Plutonium-239 is an isotope of plutonium. Plutonium-239 is the primary fissile isotope used for the production of nuclear weapons. The Russian military reportedly seized control of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant amid apprehensions that Ukraine allegedly backed by foreign powers may have launched the process

 ‘Great Reset’ architect backs Ukraine by aletho The World Economic Forum (WEF) and its chairman, Klaus Schwab, have thrown their support behind Ukraine, vowing to do “whatever is possible to help” the country against Russian “aggression.” In the statement on Sunday, Schwab – the author of ‘Covid-19: The Great Reset’ – and WEF President Borge Brende said they “deeply condemn the aggression by Russia against Ukraine” and “the attacks and atrocities.” “Our full solidarity is with Ukraine’s people and all those who are suffering innocently from this totally unacceptable war,” they stated. “We only hope that – in the longer-term – reason will prevail and that the space for bridge-building and reconciliation once more emerges,” they said, joining NATO, the European Commission, the UN chief, and other Western powers in publicly condemning Russia’s military action in Ukraine. During a February 2020 speech to the World Economic Forum, which took place just a few months before the WEF’s controv

 Crisis in Ukraine: Interview from the Front Lines with Hatzalah Ukraine By Hana Levi Julian Israelis and other Jews are choosing not to leave Ukraine because “on the street, everything is fine,” 37-year-old Hatzalah Ukraine CEO Shlomo Rosilio told JewishPress.com in a telephone interview Wednesday night. Rosilio said there are many Jewish families – including Israeli citizens and some from the US – who are living in Ukraine, and especially in Uman, simply because it costs so little, relative to elsewhere — and they are afraid to lose what they have if they go. In Uman, for example, Rosilio said that one can hire a children’s nanny for $100 a month. “They like the place, it’s cheap,” he explained. “They can live on $1,000 a month in Uman. It’s impossible to do that in Israel, for example.” Rosilio also contended that it is not so simple for a family of five – or more — to simply pick up and go. “They worry that some Ukrainian guy may come in and take whatever they have if they leave –

 Israel offers Arab state the opportunity to tackle Iran together by aletho RT | February 15, 2022 pictures prime minister Naftali Bennett Since Israel and Bahrain both view Iran as a threat, they could team up and counter Tehran together, Israeli prime minister Naftali Bennett said on his landmark visit to the Gulf monarchy. “We will fight Iran and its followers in the region night and day. We will aid our friends in strengthening peace, security, and stability, whenever we are asked to do so,” Bennett pledged in an interview with the Bahraini state-linked Al-Ayyam outlet on Tuesday. The PM blamed Tehran of striving to “destroy moderate states” in the Gulf region in order to replace them with “bloodthirsty terrorist groups.” When asked about the possibility of creating an alliance to resist Iranian influence, which could include Israel, Bahrain, and some other Arab nations, he gave a positive response: “We all understand that we face the same challenges, so why not work together to ta

 Hook in Jaw… Russia Moves Naval and Air Resources to Syria for Drills… Czekmate Anna Berestova MiG-31K and Il-38 aircraft arrived at the Khmeimim airbase as part of the exercise 05:00 25.06.2021Several Russian military aircraft arrived at the Khmeimim airbase in Syria as part of an exercise. More than 15 warships and over 30 aircraft are taking part in the exercises of the Russian Navy in the Mediterranean Sea. On Friday, in the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea, joint exercises of the forces of the permanent task force of the Russian Navy in the Mediterranean Sea and aviation of the Russian Aerospace Forces began. As part of the event, a pair of MiG-31K aircraft, which have the ability to use the latest hypersonic missiles from the Kinzhal complex, and an Il-38 anti-submarine aircraft, flew from Russian airfields to the Russian Khmeimim airbase in the Syrian Arab Republic. According to the plan of the exercises, five ships of the Russian Navy, in particular the missile cruiser Mo

  U.S. Accuses Zero Hedge of Spreading Russian Propaganda Washington (AP) -- U.S. intelligence officials on Tuesday accused a conservative financial news website with a significant American readership of amplifying Kremlin propaganda and alleged five media outlets targeting Ukrainians have taken direction from Russian spies. The officials said Zero Hedge, which has 1.2 million Twitter followers, published articles created by Moscow-controlled media that were then shared by outlets and people unaware of their nexus to Russian intelligence. The officials did not say whether they thought Zero Hedge knew of any links to spy agencies and did not allege direct links between the website and Russia. Zero Hedge denied the claims and said it tries to “publish a wide spectrum of views that cover both sides of a given story.” In a response posted online Tuesday morning, the website said it “has never worked, collaborated or cooperated with Russia, nor are there any links to spy agencies.” The offi

  Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) conducts a news conference on the state and local tax (SALT) deduction in the US Capitol on Wednesday, November 3.  (Photo By Tom Williams / CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images) Bernie Sanders’s Smart Take on NATO, Ukraine, and Diplomatic Options By John Nichols “A simplistic refusal to recognize the complex roots of the tensions in the region undermines the ability of negotiators to reach a peaceful resolution,” said the Vermont senator. Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) did something last week few members of the Biden administration and Congress have done in their public comments about the Ukraine crisis: offered a global perspective that goes beyond a simple recitation of State Department talking points. The Senate Budget Committee chairman and former presidential candidate has long been a critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s interference in the political affairs of other nations and assaults on Russian dissidents, such as Alexei Navalny. And he

  Ukrainian Ambassador to London Vadim Prystaiko Ambassador suggested that Ukraine might drop its bid for NATO membership – but he was quickly corrected. by Christina Macpherson Ukrainian ambassador forced to walk back claims nation could drop NATO bid,  By Vladimir Isachenkov and Stephen Coates, The Age February 14, 2022  Ukraine could drop its bid to join NATO to avoid war with Russia, the BBC quoted the country’s ambassador to Britain as saying, in what would amount to a major concession to Moscow in response to the build-up of Russian troops on its borders. However, the ambassador walked back his remarks in a later interview as President Volodymyr Zelensky’s spokesman insisted that aspirations to join NATO and the European Union remain the absolute priority to the country. Ambassador Vadym Prystaiko told the BBC on Monday morning (UK time) that Ukraine was willing to be “flexible” over its goal to join the Atlantic military alliance, a move Russian President Vladimir Putin has said

  Ukraine Crisis: A Nightmare Caused by US Interventionism by aletho By Ron Paul | February 14, 2022 Over the weekend we heard that the US is evacuating its embassy in Kiev for fear of a Russian invasion. We also heard that Russia is evacuating its embassy in Kiev for fear of a US-backed provocation in eastern Ukraine that may lead to a Russian military response. We are in “uncharted territory” the media tells us. Yes, that is true. But it is uncharted because no one had ever imagined in the past that the US government would be so foolish to risk a thermonuclear war over the borders of a country – Ukraine – that have changed so many times over the past century. An urgent Biden-Putin phone call on Saturday did not lead to any breakthrough – as if anyone thought it would. Instead, it provided cover for Biden Administration hawks to claim they tried every diplomatic approach, but war seems to be the only option. But this whole thing is a farce. As I see it, here is the Ukraine crisis in a

  GETTY IMAGES Canadian Media STILL Pushing Crackpot Theory That Truckers Are Russian Agents by aletho By Steve Watson | Summit News | February 14, 2022 As the Canadian freedom convoy rolls on and continues to influence other protesters around the globe, Canadian media continues to push outright disinformation by suggesting that the Russian government is behind the movement. When the convoy first came to prominence at the end of January, state broadcaster the Canadian Broadcasting Company began spreading completely unfounded claims that “Russian actors” were present among the Canadian truckers holding up major cities including Ottawa and Toronto, as well as border crossings. The tenuous reasoning behind the theory is that Canada has expressed support for Ukraine during the country’s ongoing tensions with Russia. Rather than admit that working class truckers are sick of enforced restrictions and vaccine mandates threatening their livelihoods, CBC floated the crackpot idea that Vladimir