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🇷🇺🇺🇦⚡️The Russian army continues its offensive and delivers massive strikes - the main thing from the summary of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine:

▪️In the Kharkiv direction, the RF Armed Forces continue their offensive in the direction of Dementievka.
▪️ In the Kramatorsk direction, Russian troops are conducting assault operations in the Grigorievka area.
▪️ In the Artyomovsk direction, fighting continues in the areas of the settlements of Soledar, Zaitsevo and Mayorsk.

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🇷🇺🇺🇦⚡The Russian army continues its offensive and delivers massive strikes - the main thing from the summary of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine: ▪️In the Kharkiv direction, the RF Armed Forces continue their offensive in the direction of Dementievka. ▪️ In the Kramatorsk...
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VS geeft na jaren ontkennen toe: wij hebben inderdaad biolabs in Oekraïne, maar voor ‘vreedzame’ doeleinden - Doe Zelf Normaal

Geruchten over de aanwezigheid van door de VS gefinancierde biolabs in Oekraïne doen al jaren de ronde. Er zou gewerkt worden aan biologische wapens. Om de geruchten de kop in te drukken bracht de Oekraïense veiligheidsdienst SBU in mei 2020 de volgende verklaring naar buiten: “Onlangs is...
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Lijkt me dat ze dit al eerder hebben toegegeven hoor.

Zie vb BioClandestine dd 26/2/22 :
BioClandestine, [26.02.22 02:45]
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If you google “US Biolabs in Ukraine”, the top 2 posts are “fact checkers” claiming there are no US Biolabs in Ukraine.
If you scroll to the 4th item, it’s the US Embassy Gov page talking about our Biolab program in Ukraine 😂
YOU CANNOT MAKE THIS SHIT UP!

dd 9/3/22 :
Oh boy. Looks like I’ll have to pump out another thread. Now the US admit we have Biolabs in Ukraine and they are worried the Russians are going to find the research they were conducting.
Firstly, notice how she slowly says, “biological……… research facilities” they are consciously using different verbiage. That’s what a biological laboratory is… they are in full CYA mode. Just after the past 2 weeks of claiming there were no such labs in Ukraine. WATCH!
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I was told that biolabs in Ukraine was a conspiracy theory yet here we are. They are now admitting it openly. Anons provide the spoiler alerts while the media slowly catches up. How many times do anons need to be right before sheep start listening? https://t.me/juliansrumchannel/1401
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I was told that biolabs in Ukraine was a conspiracy theory yet here we are.
They are now admitting it openly.

dd 8/3/22 : https://www.c-span.org/video/?c5005520/senator-rubio-questions-undersecretary-nuland-biolabs-ukraine
 
VN wil permanent toezicht op kerncentrale Zaporizja.
Ik weet nog wel een aantal plaatsen waar permanent toezicht welkom is: BIS, City of London, DC, Vaticaan, VN, World Bank, WEF, OSF (Soros), BMGF, Rockefeller foundation, Rothshield foundation, Rhodes foundation, Bush foundation, Clinton foundation bijvoorbeeld.
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UN wants ‘permanent presence’ at Russia-held nuclear site

IAEA head Rafael Grossi said on Wednesday that he plans on establishing a “permanent presence” at the Zaporozhye nuclear plant
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Niet te vergeten: Area 52.
 
rt.com 31 Aug, 2022 21:05
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Zelensky rents his Italian villa to Russians – media​

The realtor in charge of the villa denied the report, but did not provide any evidence, citing privacy
Zelensky rents his Italian villa to Russians – media

Vladimir Zelensky looks on prior a meeting with European Union leaders in Kiev, Ukraine, June 16, 2022 © AFP / Sergei Supinsky

Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky has rented his luxury villa in Tuscany to Russians for the month of August, Italian newspaper Il Tirreno reported on Tuesday. Meanwhile, Zelensky has called on EU leaders to deny visas to Russian tourists.
A Russian couple with a London address have rented the villa for the month of August, paying the princely sum of €50,000 ($50,237), the newspaper reported. The villa, located in the seaside town of Forte dei Marmi, was bought by Zelensky for four million euros while the Ukrainian leader was still an actor, the report added.

Photos posted on social media by the couple confirmed that they were staying in Zelensky’s property, Il Tirreno stated.
Corriere Della Serra, another Italian newspaper, contacted the realtor managing the property, who said that “The tenants weren’t Russian, but I can’t say more because privacy prevents me.”However, the paper said that the tenants are likely of Russian origin, “but have long since had their residence and perhaps English citizenship.”
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German media sheds light on Zelensky’s ‘secret deals’

Ever since Russian forces entered Ukraine in February, Zelensky has urged the EU to deny visas to Russian visitors. The Russian people, he told the Washington Post earlier this month, “should live in their own world until they change their philosophy.”
Back in March, Zelensky specifically called on the Italian government to “block all [Russian] real estate, accounts and yachts, from the Scheherazade to the smallest ones," referring to a 140-meter (460 ft) superyacht allegedly belonging to a wealthy Russian individual that was moored at the Italian port of Marina di Carrara.

All flights between the EU and Russia have been halted since the earliest days of Moscow’s military operation, and the bloc suspended a bilateral visa facilitation agreement with Russia on Wednesday. The suspension reduces the number of new EU visas available for Russians without eliminating travel entirely.

In addition to Zelensky’s Tuscan villa, the Ukrainian president and his inner circle reportedly hold an extensive portfolio of offshore properties and assets, including several expensive residences in London.
 
rt.com 1 Sep, 2022 06:09
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Ukrainian troops try to seize Zaporozhye nuclear plant – Russia​

Two commando groups landed near the station while amphibious teams were intercepted en route, Moscow has said
Ukrainian troops try to seize Zaporozhye nuclear plant – Russia

The second and the third reactors of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant in Energodar © Sputnik / Konstantin Mihalchevskiy

Kiev deployed troops from several directions in an attempt to capture the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant on Thursday morning, the Russian Defense Ministry has claimed.

In one incident, two separate “sabotage groups” with a total strength of up to 60 troops used seven speedboats to cross the Kakhovka Reservoir and land about three kilometers from the nuclear facility to the northeast early in the morning, according to ministry statements.

The Ukrainian commandos attempted to capture the station from the Russian troops who are guarding it, but were blocked, the ministry said. The Russian military deployed attack helicopters to support the plant’s guards, it added.

A separate engagement took place about an hour later to the west of Energodar, which hosts the power plant, the Russian military reported. Russian forces attacked and sank two watercraft that were carrying Ukrainian amphibious tactical teams, the statement said.

The ministry also claimed that about two hours after the landing of the commando units, Ukrainian artillery started shelling a certain location near Energodar. Inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), who are on their way to visit the facility, are scheduled to pass by the area, according to the report.
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City under fire as UN nuclear inspectors head to the area

“The provocation of the Kiev regime is aimed at derailing the arrival of the IAEA mission to the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant,” the ministry said.
The plant and the city have been under Russian control since March. In August, the nuclear site was targeted by regular artillery and drone attacks, which Moscow and Kiev blamed on each other. Ukrainian officials also claimed that the Russian military was using the plant as a military base, stationing heavy weapons there. Moscow denied the accusations, stating that it only had lightly armed guards defending the facility.

The IAEA mission was dispatched this week after several delays. Moscow and Kiev both welcomed the visit and pledged to facilitate it, while each accused the other side of attempting to prevent inspectors from reaching the target.

The UN’s nuclear watchdog is expected to assess the situation on the ground, inspect the safety of the power plant, and verify that non-proliferation measures remain in place. The Zaporozhye facility is the largest of its kind in Europe and stores dozens of tons of enriched uranium and plutonium in its reactor cores and storage facilities, according to IAEA figures.

Energoatom, the Ukrainian nuclear operator, claimed on Thursday that Russia launched mortar strikes at the plant, causing the shutdown of one of its two currently operating reactors. Russian-allied local authorities also reported the shutdown, citing unconfirmed reports, but said it was Ukraine that attacked the facility. The plant is staffed by Ukrainian civilian workers despite being under Russian control.
 
rt.com 1Sep, 2022 18:43
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Ukraine planned to use IAEA team as ‘human shields’ – Russia​

The Russian military has provided new details on the botched Ukrainian raid on the Zaporozhye nuclear plant
Ukraine planned to use IAEA team as ‘human shields’ – Russia

International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) vehicles at the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant on September 1, 2022. © Sputnik / Konstantin Mikhalchevsky

Kiev forces wanted to seize the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant in a daring military raid and use the personnel of the UN nuclear watchdog as “human shields” to maintain control over the facility, the Russian

Defense Ministry claimed on Thursday.
The botched raid came shortly before a team of experts with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) – including the organization’s head, Rafael Grossi – arrived at the plant for an inspection. According to the Russian military, multiple Ukrainian “saboteur groups” crossed the Kakhovka Reservoir in speedboats and barges near the plant early in the morning, but were intercepted and destroyed by Russian troops and National Guard forces.
“Obviously, if the operation of the Kiev regime to seize the station was a success, the head of the IAEA, [Rafael] Grossi, and the experts of the mission would become a ‘human shield’ for Ukrainian saboteurs to prevent any attempts to destroy them by the Russian armed forces,” the Russian MoD said in a statement.
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The operation aimed at capturing the nuclear power plant appears to have been “planned in advance by Zelensky’s regime,” the Russian military suggested. Moreover, the delay in Grossi’s visit to the installation, originally planned for August 31, stemmed from the Ukrainians’ need for more time to get ready for that “military provocation,” it alleged.

The ultimate goal of the operation was seizing control of the plant, while the presence of the IAEA team would have allowed the “saboteurs” to not only take cover from any potential Russian actions, but also to cement the new “status quo,”the military said. The success of the operation would have likely been reinforced by a “new wave of loud statements from Washington and European capitals, calling upon Russia to establish a ‘demilitarized zone’ around the nuclear plant, with IAEA observers guarded by Ukrainian troops,” it asserted.

“In this regard, we fully understand the complete silence of all Western sponsors of the Zelensky regime, which de-facto confirms their tacit participation in the preparation of today’s provocation at the Zaporozhye plant,” the military concluded.
 
rt.com 2 Sep, 2022 08:32
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Moscow and Kiev had peace deal outline in April, former US presidential adviser reveals​

Russia was ready to halt its offensive against Ukraine if it agreed to neutrality, Fiona Hill has said, citing sources
Moscow and Kiev had peace deal outline in April, former US presidential adviser reveals

FILE PHOTO. Russian-Ukrainian peace talks in Istanbul, Turkey on March 29, 2022. ©Cem Ozdel / Anadolu Agency via Getty Images

A top US foreign policy expert has acknowledged that Russia and Ukraine could have reached a peace agreement in April.

The admission came this week from Fiona Hill, a veteran US diplomat who served as the US National Security Council’s senior director for Europe and Russia in the Donald Trump administration. An article that she co-wrote with Georgetown University Professor Angela Stent for Foreign Affairs magazine said Russian-Ukrainian peace talks in April were apparently conducted by the Russian side in good faith.

“According to multiple former senior US officials we spoke with, in April 2022, Russian and Ukrainian negotiators appeared to have tentatively agreed on the outlines of a negotiated interim settlement: Russia would withdraw to its position on February 23, when it controlled part of the Donbass region and all of Crimea, and in exchange, Ukraine would promise not to seek NATO membership and instead receive security guarantees from a number of countries,”the article said.

A peace-for-neutrality agreement was proposed by Ukraine in a draft document that it delivered to Russia during the March 29 talks in Istanbul, Turkey. The Russian military announced its withdrawal from some parts of Ukraine as a gesture of good will, right after the offer was made.
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Zelensky aide explains why Ukraine won’t negotiate with Russia

Days later, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky declared that Kiev had discovered evidence of war crimes in territories abandoned by Russian troops, particularly in the town of Bucha. He claimed that the Ukrainian public would not allow him to negotiate with a nation that, according to him, was committing a genocide of his people.

Russia said the evidence of war crimes had been fabricated and considered that Kiev had used the allegations as a pretext to ditch peace talks and continue fighting in the hope that Western military aid would allow it to win on the battlefield. According to Russian diplomats, Moscow wrote up a formal peace agreement based on Ukrainian proposals and sent it to Kiev, but never heard anything back.
In May, some Ukrainian media linked the collapse of the negotiations with pressure imposed on Kiev by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson. The UK leader publicly opposed a negotiated solution to the crisis in Ukraine and urged Kiev to fight on to obtain a stronger position in future talks.
Johnson visited Kiev on April 9, reportedly almost without warning and with a message for Zelensky that he could not get the deal he wanted from Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin. According to the Ukrainskaya Pravda newspaper, he branded Putin a war criminal who could not be trusted and said that “even if Ukraine is ready to sign some agreements on guarantees with Putin, they [the West] are not.” Security guarantees for a neutral Ukraine from major world powers were the cornerstone of the proposed peace deal.
Senior Russian officials repeatedly stated that Moscow was willing to settle the conflict and warned that the decision to terminate talks only made the final conditions worse for Ukraine. The leadership in Kiev insisted that talks could only happen after Russia fully withdrew its troops, including from Crimea, which Moscow considers its territory.
 
rt.com 3 Sep, 2022 02:58
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Kiev attempts another raid near Zaporozhye nuclear plant – local official​

Russian forces allegedly repelled several groups of Ukrainian commandos in speed boats
Kiev attempts another raid near Zaporozhye nuclear plant – local official

FILE PHOTO © Sputnik / Konstantin Mihalchevskiy

Ukrainian forces launched another raid attempt on the Russian-held town of Energodar shortly after midnight on Saturday, after shelling the area in the vicinity of Zaporozhye nuclear plant, local military-civilian administration member Vladimir Rogov claimed. The Russian Defense Ministry, however, has yet to make any official statements.

Several sabotage groups used at least 15 speedboats in an attempt to cross the Kakhovka Reservoir, according to Rogov, allegedly seeking to land in three different locations – the nuclear city of Energodar itself, and the nearby towns of Vasilyevka and Dneproprudnoye.

The first unverified reports of multiple speedboats moving out from the Ukraine-controlled shore of the reservoir emerged around midnight, coinciding with allegations of renewed shelling of the city of Energodar. After receiving and confirming information about the swarm of boats, Russian forces allegedly deployed Ka-52 attack helicopters and successfully repelled the attempted assault, Rogov said in a follow-up Telegram post around 2:45am.
The Russian Defense Ministry is expected to share more details about the engagement soon, he added.
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The alleged new botched raid comes just two days after Kiev forces reportedly attempted to seize the Zaporozhye NPP shortly before a team of experts with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) – including the organization’s head, Rafael Grossi – arrived at the plant for an inspection. The failed September 1 operation was aimed at capturing the nuclear plant and using the personnel of the UN nuclear watchdog as “human shields” to maintain control over the facility, the Russian military suggested.
The renewed attacks come after the departure of the main IAEA mission, even as Grossi said that six of the agency’s experts stayed behind in Energodar. Four of them will return after the weekend, while two will remain to keep a “permanent presence” at the NPP.

Energodar and the Zaporozhye facility have been under Russian control since early March, and functioned without problems until drone and artillery attacks began in July. According to Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu, there have been 29 attacks against the Zaporozhye facility since July 18, involving 120 artillery projectiles and 16 kamikaze drones.
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Kiev has argued that the shellings were false-flag operations carried out by Moscow to make Ukraine look bad, but also that Russia was using the plant as a base for heavy artillery and equipment. On Friday, the Ukrainian General Staff admitted for the first time that Kiev’s troops have targeted the area of the nuclear power plant, allegedly attempting to strike Russian artillery systems.

Moscow has consistently denied the accusations, saying that only lightly armed guards were deployed at the facility to ensure its security.
 
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