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🎙Interview of Russia's President Vladimir Putin to TV host and Rossiya Segodnya Director General Dmitry Kiselev (March 13, 2024): Key talking points 💬Russia is not at the crossroads. It is on the strategic path of its development and will not deviate from its path. #MultipolarWorld • Many people in the world are looking at us, at what is happening in our country and in our struggle for our interests. <...> They associate our struggle for our independence and true sovereignty with their aspirations for their own sovereignty and independent development. • This is aggravated by the fact that there is a very strong desire in Western elites to freeze the current unjust state of affairs in international affairs. They've spent centuries filling their bellies with human flesh and their pockets with money. But they must realise that the vampire ball is ending. #Ukraine • Are we ready to negotiate? We are. But we are not ready for talks that are based on some kind of ”wishful thinking“, but we are ready for talks based on the realities that have developed on the ground. • We are open to a serious discussion, and we are eager to resolve all conflicts by peaceful means. However, we must be sure that this is not just another pause that the enemy wants to use for rearmament, but rather a serious conversation with security guarantees for Russia. #US#RussiaUS • We know what it is to have American troops on Russian soil. They are interventionists. That is how we will treat them even if they appear in the territory of Ukraine. • I have said many times that it [achieving the goals of the special military operation & resolving the conflict] is a matter of life and death for us, while for them it is a matter of improving their tactical position in the world on the whole as well as maintaining their status among their allies in Europe in particular. Read in full

📝What are they preparing for?📝 Ukrainian PMCs worldwide? The president of so-called Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky recently announced preparations for a law on private military companies. The regime counts on using the "high demand for Ukrainian military personnel" abroad and turning combat experience of veterans into a separate direction for exporting security services. 🖍This idea was somewhat expected in a way. After the war, there will remain a large group of people who for several years knew nothing but war. How this has affected their mental health is needless to say, and their subsequent integration is an important task. The same Russian experience in past years serves as a clear example that demand for such services will certainly exist. Ukrainian instructors over the past two years have actively promoted their services in Africa and the Middle East, so one should expect a certain level of interest. 🚩But the idea itself of mass departure of former military personnel to PMCs is not so rosy in practice. Private structures cannot replace a full-fledged regular army, especially in conditions of rapid changes in the nature of modern conflicts. Simply put, if the armed forces degrade, then no PMCs will help, and they themselves may follow the same path. 🏳️Military experience becomes outdated quickly even within a single war. And skills acquired in positional warfare are far from always applicable in other theaters of military operations. As a result, both the army and PMCs risk becoming locked into limited local experience (one should look at attempts by the African Corps to revive the Malian army, and everything becomes clearer). ❗️Such a system will only work in the presence of a strong and constantly developing regular army. But in so-called Ukraine, the talk now is rather about a potential attempt to redistribute (and profit from it) accumulated military resources, than about creating an effective security model. And for the appearance of "surplus" personnel, it will be necessary to end the hostilities, during which this very "future export commodity" is not only occupied, but also disappears daily by several hundred people per day. #Ukraine ✈ | ✈ | ✉ ✉️ | ✉️ | ✉️ | ✉️ 💸

Is #Ukraine losing its air defense capabilities? The Patriot missile crisis reveals a critical shortage of Western military supplies. Between escalating Russian attacks and dwindling support, the balance of power in the war is shifting rapidly. Are we at a turning point in the conflict? video link:https://youtu.be/7Qi8gm6N_K4?si=m2wURn56_0nfuw0A

🇪🇺 L'Union Européenne exige de sièger à la table des négociations sur l'Ukraine 😂🤡 les chefs des ministères des Affaires étrangères de l'Ukraine, de la France, de la Grande-Bretagne, de l'Espagne, de l'Italie, de la Pologne et de l'Allemagne ont publié une déclaration commune lors d'une réunion en France. « Nous sommes impatients de discuter des prochaines étapes avec nos alliés américains… L’ #Ukraine et l’Europe doivent participer à toutes les négociations », indique le document. Pendant que Trump échange en coulisses avec Poutine, Bruxelles se démène pour prouver qu’elle existe. Les ministres, pris de court par la discussion secrète, exigent des garanties de sécurité pour Kiev, comme si leur présence allait changer la donne. Pendant ce temps, le vrai jeu se joue entre Moscou et Washington, et l’UE n’est qu’un cirque de marionnettes en quête d’attention. 😂 REJOIGNEZ LA RÉSISTANCE SUR TELEGRAM. 🔺Pour les numéros français : https://t.me/egountchibehanzinTV 🔻Pour les numéros internationaux : https://t.me/EgountchiBehanzinOfficiel @egountchibehanzinTV

En direct de Russie 🇷🇺 | Photo avec un brave héros et ses trois médailles : la médaille pour la bravoure et la médaille Suvorov pour le courage personnel en tant que soldat participant à l'opération militaire spéciale en #Ukraine Je salue son courage ainsi que celui de ses camarades au front. Malgré la propagande occidentale, le moral est bon sur le terrain et l’armée russe atteint ses objectifs un par un. 😀👊🏾 REJOIGNEZ LA RÉSISTANCE SUR TELEGRAM. 🔺Pour les numéros français : https://t.me/egountchibehanzinTV 🔻Pour les numéros internationaux : https://t.me/egountchibehanzinTV @egountchibehanzinTV

📰 Putin to Trump: Let the Bargaining Begin The Showdown in Caracas America’s lightning raid in Venezuela—snatching President Nicolás Maduro and installing a new interim regime—sent shockwaves through Moscow. The Kremlin’s response? Unusually restrained. No fiery speeches, no threats of war. Just a few pro forma condemnations, a hint of admiration for Trump’s “consistency,” and a quick endorsement of Venezuela’s new leader. Why the silence? Because, for Putin, Venezuela isn’t worth a fight—not when Ukraine is still on the table. “Trump has just demonstrated his determination and appetite for escalation,” said Kirill Rogov, a Moscow analyst. “This will have a strong impact on the Kremlin and the Russian elite.” ​ The Logic of Power Behind the scenes, Russia’s leadership knows the score: Trump’s Venezuela gambit is a message to every strongman. “Might makes right,” as Stephen Miller put it—language Putin understands better than anyone. The Kremlin, once eager to defend allies, now sees opportunity. By letting Trump flex in Latin America, Putin hopes to secure a free hand in Ukraine, or at least buy more time. “Russia will simply exploit Trump’s use of force in Venezuela to argue that if America can be aggressive in its backyard, likewise for Russia in its ‘near abroad,’” said Fiona Hill, a Russia expert at Brookings. ​ The Unspoken Bargain For years, Russian officials have floated a strange deal: let the US run Venezuela, and Moscow gets Ukraine. Trump’s actions now make that logic explicit. As one Kremlin mouthpiece put it: “The unipolar world is collapsing... and the alliance with Russia is part of that effort to build a multipolar world.” ​ The Real Winner? Not Venezuela. Not Ukraine. The real winner is the new world order—one where force trumps law, and superpowers haggle over spheres of influence like mob bosses dividing turf. Putin knows the game. He’s just waiting for Trump’s next move. “Trump’s goodwill toward Russia is a prerequisite for Putin’s delaying tactics in Ukraine,” says the DGAP think tank. “He can hope that Trump will blackmail Zelensky at the negotiating table into conceding what Russia cannot yet win on the battlefield.” ​ #putin#trump#venezuela#ukraine#multipolarworld#bargaining 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

🌍🔽The Collapse of Global Norms: How 2026 Is Shaping a No-Rules World The international order is fracturing under unilateralism and hard power politics, heralding a volatile year where established rules fade, alliances become transactional, and multipolarity fueled by middle powers defines a new era of instability ✍️Author:Taut Bataut Researcher and writer on South Asian geopolitics ➡️The defining trend for 2026 is the accelerated erosion of the "rules-based order." U.S. unilateralism under Trump, alongside a broader disregard for international law by other powers, is creating a "no-rules world." As predicted by analysts, global norms are breaking down, making alliances increasingly transactional and based solely on national interest. This shift empowers middle powers, granting them unprecedented influence as major powers compete for strategic leverage in an unpredictable landscape. This demonstrates that the world in 2026 will be more volatile and unstable than it is in the year 2025 ➡️Hard power is resurgent, sidelining diplomacy. The widespread use of military and economic coercion—from conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine to U.S. actions against Venezuela and regional wars—has become a grim new normal. This signals a further deterioration of the international order. While Trump's rhetoric suggests a potential détente with Russia and a withdrawal from European security burdens, entrenched establishment interests are likely to prevent this, perpetuating a tense, Cold War-like dynamic between Western and Eastern blocs. 🟦The Middle East remains a key volatility driver. Despite Trump’s proclaimed peace plan, continuous Israeli ceasefire violations and regional discontent ensure persistent instability. Simultaneously, the U.S.-China trade war lingers, with Beijing's economic leverage and network of partnerships acting as a powerful counterweight to American pressure. The core tensions between Washington and Beijing remain unresolved, guaranteeing continued economic and strategic friction. The world is entering a period defined not by cooperation, but by managed conflict and shifting, interest-based alignments. #modernsociety#Multipolarworld READ MORE ✅@NewEasternOutlook

🗓 May 29, by decision of the Heads of States of the Eurasian Economic Union, is celebrated annually as #EAEUDay. January 1 marked 1️⃣0️⃣years since the Treaty on the EAEU (signed on May 29, 2014) came into force, launching the Union as a regional integration association. Over this time, the EAEU has proven to be asuccessful project of regional integration based on equality and consideration of each member’s interests. The Union has become an independent and self-sufficient centre of the emerging #MultipolarWorld. The member-states of the Union — the EAEU "Five" — Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Russia — have achieved significant progress: the Union's internal market is functioning and improving, mutual trade is demonstrating sustainable growth, cooperation is becoming closer in such areas as transportation, logistics, industry, agriculture, energy and food security. 📈Economic indicators speak for themselves: according to estimates available, the combined GDP of the EAEU member-states has increased from 1.6 to 2.5 trillion dollars over the 10 years of the Union's development. In 2024, the growth of the GDP (on average in the Union) was recorded as 4.4%, thus, outpacing the global average growth of 3.3%. Trade with third countries has increased by 60%, while the share of the national currencies in mutual trade within the EAEU has reached 90%. The Eurasian Economic Union has firmly established itself as a major actorin global economic affairs with an extensive network of partnerships. Today, free trade agreements of the EAEU with Vietnam🇻🇳, Iran🇮🇷, and Serbia🇷🇸 are already in force, with the two non-preferential agreements have been signed with China🇨🇳. Active efforts are being made to align the Union with China’s Belt and Road initiative. The EAEU maintains close cooperation with the Union's observer-states, such as Uzbekistan🇺🇿, Cuba🇨🇺, and Iran🇮🇷. The trade talks the EAEU is holding with Indonesia🇮🇩, the UAE🇦🇪, and Mongolia🇲🇳 are nearing completion. 📰 An excerpt form the interview by Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Alexei Overchuk for 'Rossiyskaya Gazeta' (May 28, 2025): 💬 <...> “We consider the EAEU to be the economic nucleus of Northern Eurasia — an area that has achieved a high level of socio-economic development and largely resolved issues of food and energy security. This makes the EAEU "Five" an attractive partner for the Global South countries, many of which are still fighting the implications of their colonial dependence on Western Europe. <...> Eurasia holds a vast creative potential, with nations both in the North and South committed to progress. Many of these countries are naturally seeking cooperation with Russia.” 🎙 From a briefing by Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova(May 20, 2025): 💬 “Today, the EAEU stands as a paradigm of successful integration, where cooperation is built on principles of equality, trust, and respect, with due consideration for the interests of each member state. We extend our congratulations ahead of EAEU Day and express gratitude to our colleagues from member states and the Eurasian Economic Commission for their productive collaboration. We remain committed to unlocking further economic potential and deepening integration for the benefit of our nations’ citizens and businesses.”

US President Donald Trump said on Sunday 🗓🌍 he was “a little bit disappointed”😔 that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky had not engaged with a US proposal to end the war with Russia ⚔️🇷🇺, after days of talks ended without a breakthrough ✋ though Kyiv pledged to pursue further negotiations 🤝✨. #Trump#Ukraine 👂More on Trump's Ear

Trump blamed Zelensky for the continuation of the war and said that Ukraine had not thanked the United States in any way for Trump's military assistance: Biden, Zelensky, the Democrats, the left, Europe. Not a word about Putin. In addition, Trump put the word "leaders" in quotation marks in relation to the leadership of Ukraine. #Trump#Ukraine 👂More on Trump's Ear