🇷🇺🇲🇳 Gala reception in honor of Vladimir Putin’s visit to Mongolia!

Relations between Russia and Mongolia are developing in all directions: the course is to expand cooperation.

Vladimir Putin in Ulaanbaatar: an official visit and a very busy program in addition to high-level… pic.twitter.com/d3jnxHDG10

— 🅰pocalypsis 🅰pocalypseos 🇷🇺 🇨🇳 🅉 (@apocalypseos) September 3, 2024

Relations between Moscow and Ulaanbaatar are developing in all areas, the Russian leader has said | Russian President Vladimir Putin has invited his Mongolian counterpart, Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh, to attend the BRICS summit in the Russian city of Kazan next month. The offer was extended at a meeting of the two leaders in the Mongolian capital. ■ Putin landed in Mongolia late on Monday for his first visit to the country in five years. On Tuesday morning, Khurelsukh greeted the Russian leader outside the State Palace on Ulaanbaatar’s main square. [...] This year’s BRICS summit will take place in Kazan in Russia’s Tatarstan Region from October 22 to 24. Russia is hosting the event due to being the current chairman of the group. Iran, Egypt, Ethiopia and the UAE officially became members of BRICS at the start of 2024, joining Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa.

■ Ukraine threatens Mongolia over Putin visit (RT.com)
■ Turkey Bids to Join BRICS in Push to Build Alliances Beyond West (Bloomberg)
■ BRICS - 120 Countries Ready To Dedollarize (CoinTribune)
■ Путин: проект газопровода из РФ в Китай через Монголию проходит госэкспертизу (TACC)
■ Mongolia’s Embrace Of Putin Despite His ICC Warrant Exposes South Africa’s Political Cowardice (Andrew Korybko)

Ukraine can deploy F-16 fighter jets obtained from the Netherlands against Russian targets, as stated by the country’s armed forces commander Onno Eichelsheim in an interview with NOS. “We’ve placed no restrictions on the use or range of the F-16s, provided that the laws of war are respected,” he clarified. | Eichelsheim emphasized that this policy extends to other weaponry supplied by the Netherlands—the Ukrainian military is empowered to utilize them on the battlefield “at their discretion,” as long as they comply with international humanitarian law. “We are committed to Ukraine’s victory and are doing everything possible to support them,” he noted. ■ Overall, the Netherlands has committed to providing Ukraine with 24 F-16 aircraft. However, Eichelsheim did not disclose how many have been deployed so far. According to The Times, Ukraine has received six F-16s from the Netherlands. In total, 79 such fighters are promised, including those from Belgium, Denmark, and Norway. However, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is pushing for an increase to 120-130 fighters to effectively counter Russia in the air.

A US official bragged to CNN about the move, saying that stealing a 'foreign head of state’s plane is unheard-of' | The US has stolen the official airplane of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro under claims that it was purchased by violating US sanctions, US officials told CNN on Monday. ■ The US officials described the plane as the equivalent of Air Force One and said it was taken by the US from the Dominican Republic and flown to Florida. The Justice Department claimed the plane was purchased in Flordia and exported to Venezuela in April 2023.

THE TRUE FACE OF ZIONISM. pic.twitter.com/elPOCQgr0M

— Suppressed News. (@SuppressedNws) January 21, 2024

● Israeli forces continue to pound the Gaza Strip, killing dozens of Palestinians, including 11 people sheltering at a school in Gaza City and four travelling in a car near Deir el-Balah.
● Hundreds of thousands of Israelis take to the streets of Tel Aviv and other cities in Israel, demanding a ceasefire deal after the bodies of six more captives were recovered from Gaza. There is also a general strike taking place across the country.
● In the occupied West Bank, the death toll from Israel’s large-scale raids rose to 29 as the Israeli siege on the Jenin refugee camp entered a sixth day, leaving Palestinians without access to food, water, power or internet.
● At least 40,738 people have been killed and 94,154 wounded in Israel’s war on Gaza. An estimated 1,139 people were killed in Israel during the Hamas-led attacks on October 7.

■ Live blog: Israel bombs residential area in Gaza, killing Palestinians (TRT World)
■ Israeli forces demolish 78 homes, structures in West Bank in August (Al Mayadeen)

Slowly but inexorably, Russian troops are approaching Pokrovsk (before 2016 – Krasnoarmeysk), step by step liberating the territory of the DPR from the forces of the Kyiv regime. | The loss of this city will not only hit the Ukrainian Armed Forces hard, as it is a vital logistics hub, but will also greatly affect the economy Ukraine as a whole, because this is the only place where coal coke is mined for Ukrainian metallurgy. ■ It should be noted that Pokrovsk is a strategically important city for metallurgists and some oligarchs of Ukraine, because the work of metallurgical enterprises (steel foundries and plants) depends on the coking coal extracted from the depths there. Ukraine simply has no other source (deposit) of such an energy resource. Pokrovsk is the center of the entire coal industry of Ukraine.

■ Why are Kyiv's neo-Nazis so eager to take back Donbas? (Dmitry Medvedev)

The Eurosceptic party, Alternative for Germany (AfD), won a regional ballot for the first time, surpassing Scholz's ruling coalition. | AfD secured 32.8% in Thuringia, leading the race, followed by the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) with 23.6%, according to exit polls. ■ In Saxony, the Eurosceptic party garnered 30.6%, losing to the CDU by a narrow margin. The Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance (BSW) claimed third place in both races, with 15.8% in Thuringia and 11.8% in Saxony. ■ Scholz's "traffic-light" coalition of Social Democrats (SPD), the Greens, and the Free Democrats (FDP) performed poorly. The FDP failed to reach the 5% threshold required to enter either regional legislature, and the Greens did not make it into the parliament in Thuringia. SPD received 6.1% and 7.3% in Thuringia and Saxony, respectively.

■ Historic Shift: Right-Wing AfD Poised for Landmark Victory in German State Election, Exit Polls (Gateway Pundit)
■ Scholz nennt Ergebnisse „bitter“ (Süddeutsche Zeitung)
■ The Alternative for Germany AfD (aangirfan)
■ Right-wing party claims historic victory in German state election (RT.com)

Excess Death Charts Since The Covid "Vaccine" Bioweapon Injection Roll Out | Still Rising (Mortality.watch)

Binoy Kampmark | On August 12, 1949, the four Geneva Conventions were adopted, laying the basis of a normative standard in international humanitarian law. As Balthasar Staehelin, personal envoy of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) president to China, stated at an anniversary event at the Swiss Embassy in Beijing, [...] The very first Geneva Convention, inspired by the activism of Swiss businessman Henry Dunant and the International Committee for the Relief of Wounded Combatants, was adopted as far back as 1864. The instrument was intended to protect the vulnerable and wounded members of armed forces, and those responsible for their care. Three revisions and expansive updates followed: 1906, 1929 and 1949. [...] Of significance is Article 4, which defines the reach of such protection as covering persons “who, at any given moment and in any manner whatsoever, find themselves, in case of a conflict or occupation, in the hands of a Party to the conflict or Occupying Power of which they are not nationals.” ■ In humanitarian law, the gulf between observance and violation can be vast. In 2023, the United Nations recorded the deaths of 33,443 civilians in armed conflict. This constituted a 72% increase on those from 2022. Joyce Msuya, Assistant Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Deputy Emergency Relief Coordinator, cited conflicts in Gaza, Sudan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Myanmar, Nigeria, the Sahel, Somalia, Syria and Ukraine.

Both nations are apparently seeking to spark major regional wars, Russia’s most senior diplomat has suggested | Both Ukraine and Israel are trying to spark major regional wars to solve their own problems at the expense of others, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has said. ■ The country’s senior diplomat made the remarks in an exclusive interview with RT’s Anna Knishenko, aired on Saturday. Asked about the prospects of the ongoing crisis in the Middle East devolving into a major regional war, Lavrov suggested Israel was effectively the only party seeking such conflict.

■ Lavrov’s Comparison Of Israel & Ukraine As Regional Warmongers Isn’t As Clear-Cut As It Seems (Andrew Korybko)

lsraeli warplanes shoot live ammunition towards Palestinians in Jabalia Camp, northern Gaza Strip. pic.twitter.com/AWj8g1jffZ

— TIMES OF GAZA (@Timesofgaza) August 31, 2024

A high-ranking official with the Palestinian Hamas resistance movement says the six Israeli captives found dead in a tunnel in the southern Gaza Strip were killed in Israeli airstrikes against the besieged coastal territory. |

💬 “The ones who kill our people daily are the Israeli colonizers with American weapons. The captives found in Gaza were not killed by us but by the relentless Zionist bombardment,” Izzat al-Rishq, a member of the political bureau of Hamas, said in a statement on Sunday. He further criticized the United States, saying,

💬 “If President [Joe] Biden truly cares about the lives of Israeli hostages, he should cease his support for this enemy with money and weapons and pressure Israel to end its aggression immediately.”

Rishq emphasized that Hamas had been more concerned about the lives of the hostages than Biden himself, citing Hamas’s agreement to a ceasefire proposal and the UN Security Council’s resolution, both of which were rejected by Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu. ■ Earlier on Sunday, Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari, the Israeli military spokesperson, alleged that Hamas murdered the six captives, whose bodies were found inside a tunnel in the southern Gaza city of Rafah.

■ Resheq holds Israel and US responsible for captives’ death in Gaza (PalInfo)
■ Hamas: Two more Israeli captives killed by regime bombing (PressTV)
■ Aid workers killed in Israeli strike on humanitarian convoy (MEE)
■ 22 Palestinians martyred in Jenin, Tubas and Tulkarem (Mehr News)
■ By day 331 of Israeli genocide in Gaza: 40,738 killed, 94,154 injured (Al Mayadeen)

Polio vaccination for Palestinian children in Gaza has started amid Israel's persistent military attacks, with the campaign aided by temporary ceasefires to allow healthcare workers to administer vaccines. | A campaign to inoculate children in Gaza against polio and prevent the spread of the virus has begun, the Health Ministry said on Saturday, as Palestinians in the Hamas-governed enclave and the occupied West Bank reeled from Israel's military attacks. A small number of children in Gaza received vaccine doses a day before the large-scale rollout and limited pauses in the fighting agreed to by Israel and the UN World Health Organization.

■ Live: Israel’s assault on Jenin intensifies as Gaza bombing continues (MEE)

AI RAID SIRENS are activated in the Lipetsk region of Russia! At the same time, residents can hear Ukrainian drones flying over the city. Russian air defenses are engaging. | Air alerts in Kursk, Belgorod, Voronezh, Bryansk, Oryol, Lipetsk and Volgograd regions of Russia. The shrapnel of shells seriously riddled an apartment building, with a store and pharmacy on the ground floor suffering the most damage.

 ● Massive Ukrainian UAV strikes on Russia, some Russian sources say the biggest Ukrainian attack so far.
 ● A Ukrainian drone flies over Baskakovo in the Tula region of Russia just now!
 ● Ukrainian drones are being intercepted over the city of Belgorod in Russia.
 ● Ukrainian drone intercepted on path to Moscow!

Russian air defenses destroyed a Ukrainian drone headed towards the capital in the airspace over Podolsk in the Moscow region of Russia.

■ Russian air defenses repel large-scale Ukrainian drone attack – MOD (RT.com)
■ Nine drones taken down on approaches to Moscow — mayor (TASS)

Foreign Minister Szijjártó sat down for three hours with the CEO of the Russian energy giant. | Less than 24 hours after clashing with the EU’s foreign policy chief at a meeting of EU foreign ministers, Hungary’s top diplomat Péter Szijjártó made a surprise trip to Russia. ■ The foreign minister sat down with the head of state-owned energy giant Gazprom on Friday, the day after a Foreign Affairs Council meeting where Hungary’s position on the war in Ukraine and its simplified immigration program for Russians and Belarusians were challenged by his colleagues. [...] After his three-hour meeting with Gazprom CEO Alexey Miller — who has been sanctioned by the United States and United Kingdom for his role in supporting Russia’s war in Ukraine — Szijjártó wrote that Hungary’s energy security “cannot be guaranteed” without Russian gas.

The activist is being charged over two speeches that he made, Palestine Action said on social media | Richard Barnard, the cofounder of pro-Palestinian activist group, Palestine Action, was charged under the Terrorism Act by UK police on 29 August. ■ Barnard is being accused of “expressing an opinion that is supportive of a proscribed organization contrary to section 12 of the Terrorism Act 2000.” He also faces two charges of encouragement or intention to encourage criminal damage. A hearing will be held at the Westminster Magistrates’ Court on 18 September. ■ The charges against Barnard originate from a probe launched by the UK Counter Terrorism Policing North West (CTPNW) unit into a protest held on 8 October, one day after Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, in Manchester.

Ian DeMartino | On Monday, Telegram CEO Pavel Durov was detained in France immediately upon landing in the country. He was eventually charged with a litany of crimes, including “importing a cryptology tool.” It is only the latest attack in a war against privacy that goes back more than three decades. | The 90s – In late January 1991, a then 48-year-old senator from Delaware named Joe Biden, introduced Senate Bill 266: the Comprehensive Counter-Terrorism Act of 1991. Buried in the last third of the proposed bill’s text was a section on “electronic communications” that imposed requirements for providers of electronic communication services. Essentially, SB266 would have required companies to create backdoors to enable the government to snoop on their customers, making it impossible to have truly private conversations digitally.

From using pepper spray to assault and arbitrary arrests, security personnel in Germany are adopting brutal tactics against minors and women during peaceful demonstrations. | For Bosnian-Croat mother Amina, the German police’s use of unnecessary force is something she has grown used to in every pro-Palestine protest she has attended in Berlin. ■ But even then, she was not prepared for the kind of brutality unleashed by the force last week on a group of people demanding a ceasefire in Gaza and an end to Israel’s war on Palestinians that has killed more than 40,000 people since last October.

Doctors in Germany are now facing a crackdown from the government if they refuse to push experimental Covid mRNA shots onto their patients. | The first German doctor to be hit with punishment was fined 2,500 euros ($2,799 USD) for warning about people dying due to the Covid mRNA injections in 2021. ■ Dr. Heidi Göldner declared she was “stunned” by the decision from the State Medical Association. Instead of standing behind doctors and supporting them in the exercise of their oath, the medical board stabbed them in the back. ■ As Apollo News reported, Dr. Heidi Göldner of Braunfels in the federal state of Hessen posted a written note in her practice in the fall of 2021 warning about the dangers of the experimental shots.

💬 “Dear patients, due to repeated inquiries: Due to the disproportionately high number of sometimes serious side effects and the more than 40 (more likely 50) deaths in connection with COVID-19 vaccinations experienced in the local community, I will continue not to carry out Covid-19 vaccinations in my practice!”

In response, the Hessen Medical Association initiated legal proceedings against Dr. Göldner. The Association stressed that it would investigate all complaints against doctors who allegedly make “false claims” about the COVID-19 jabs.

She’s wearing a dress, her hair was neatly styled and she was sheltering in a school in Al-Nusseirat refugee camp.

Israel bombed the school today. pic.twitter.com/TgMUsCScO5

— Suppressed News. (@SuppressedNws) July 6, 2024

Turning his camera on intimate details of his own life in besieged Gaza, Medo Halimy, reached viewers far and wide, revealing a maddening tedium that's largely left out of Western news coverage about Israel's genocidal war. | It was another day of the Israeli genocide in besieged Gaza, another day of what 19-year-old Palestinian TikTok star Muhammed (Medo) Halimy called his "tent life." ■ As he often did in videos documenting life's mundane absurdities in the blockaded enclave, Halimy on Monday walked to his local internet cafe — rather, a tent with Wi-Fi where displaced Palestinians can connect to the outside world — to meet his friend and collaborator Talal Murad. ■ They snapped a selfie — "Finally Reunited" Halimy captioned it on Instagram — and started catching up. Then came a flash of light, 18-year-old Murad said, an explosion of white heat and sprayed earth. Murad felt pain in his neck. Halimy was bleeding from his head. ■ A car on the coastal road in front of them was engulfed in flames, the target of an Israeli air strike. It took 10 minutes for an ambulance to arrive. Hours later, doctors pronounced Halimy dead.

■ Israeli Army Displaces Families In Jenin (VIDEO) (IMEMC)
■ Day 330: Dozens Killed In Ongoing Israeli Bombings In Gaza (IMEMC)

An intense rocket attack on the Russian city of Belgorod At least 5 civilians murdered, including women, despite efforts of paramedics to save them, 37 injured, including 6 children, 3 of whom in serious condition along with 7 adults, according to preliminary info by Ukrainian Nazis has killed at least 4 civilians, wounded 12 more, and caused extensive damage to civilian infrastructure. Ukraine attack[ed] a kindergarten, shopping malls, parking lots, and residential houses with NATO-supplied Vampire rockets filled with widely-banned cluster munitions. Even civilian passenger buses were hit by shrapnel | The city of Belgorod is completely civilian; there are no military bases, airports, storage warehouses or other facilities. The attack was designed to be against civilians! [...] UPDATE 10:51 PM EDT -- This attack comes after reports began surfacing in the US, CLAIMING (not yet verified) the US has granted permission for Ukraine to attack interior Russia, with U.S.-Supplied weapons. One weapons system which is being specifically mentioned in these reports, is the HIMARS with ATACMS long-range missiles. Of course, these particular weapons require in-flight guidance from...U.S. military satellites. So if the U.S. is now allowing Ukraine to select targets and have U.S. satellites guide the weapons to those targets, the Russian Foreign Ministry says this makes the US an active party to the conflict.

■ Ukraine military: Western intelligence data used for cross-border attack (NHK World)
■ Ukrainian strike obliterates civilian car in Belgorod (VIDEOS) (RT.com)
■ Number of people injured in Ukrainian shelling of Belgorod grows to 46 (TASS)
■ US to give Zelensky ‘free hand’ to strike deep into Russia – Moscow (08/30/24)

However, malfunction and piloting mistakes also remain a possibility, the newspaper says | The crashed F-16 plane, handed over to Kiev, could have been downed by the Ukrainian armed forces themselves using a Patriot air defense system, The New York Times reported citing a Western official. According to the official, there are signs that the plane could have been downed by a Patriot system. However, malfunction and piloting mistakes also remain a possibility, the newspaper says.

■ US official confirms first loss of F-16 in Ukraine — WSJ (08/30/24)

Persecution of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov in France is by no means a coincidence, but part of the disturbing trend of curtailing free speech, investor and host of the largest show on X, Mario Nawfal, told Sputnik. | X giant Mario Nawfal sat down with Sputnik on Friday to discuss Telegram CEO Pavel Durov's arrest, globalist attack on free speech, and what's next for X and Elon Musk. According to the entrepreneur, Pavel's arrest is "a reminder that free speech and even privacy is becoming more and more of an illusion, rather than reality."

💬 "We’ve seen the censorship that happens in every single country around the world, including... Europe, the US, Brazil. Pavel’s arrest takes another social media platform off the list of those who want to censor, those who want power," Nawfal said, suggesting that Rumble and X could become the next targets.

💬 "We’ve seen in the UK recently as well with the riots what happens when free speech is cracked down [on], and it’s not pretty. We’ve seen people arrested and go to jail for months and years for things they said online," Mario said, referring to warnings from the UK Crown Prosecution Service against "online violence" earlier this month and subsequent arrests over online posts.

The X Spaces host doesn't rule out that he also has a target on his back. Commenting on reports that in fact Durov came to France at the invitation of Emmanuel Macron, Mario revealed that he himself was invited to interview an unnamed country’s president just days before Durov’s arrest. Nawfal now believes that it could have been a trap

The French Ministry of Defense reacted to some news about the UAE freezing the implementation of the contract of purchasing 80 fighter jets from this country. | The statement of the French Ministry of Defense said that the claims published on social networks about the UAE's opposition to the purchase of 80 fighter jets due to the arrest of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov in France are baseless. [...] "The United Arab Emirates is considering the possibility of a complete blockade of military-technical cooperation with France after being detained in Paris of Telegram founder Pavel Durov," Avia.pro reported with reference to the media. The media also report that after Durov's arrest, the UAE has already frozen the implementation of the contract for the purchase of 80 fighters from France, the portal noted.

■ Kremlin monitoring developments surrounding Telegram CEO Durov's arrest, charges brought against him (Anadolu)
■ Serbia inks 'Rafale' deal with France while dodging Western pressure for Russia ties (Drago Bosnic)

It never started on the 7th of October. https://t.co/H27Q7DQPKF pic.twitter.com/HFmBe7aqLW

— Suppressed News. (@SuppressedNws) May 7, 2024

■ Witnessing the killing of Muhammad al-Durrah in Gaza - the cameraman's tale (Al Jazeera)

Her arrest follows the detention of Syrian-British journalist Richard Medhurst in London and Telegram founder Pavel Durov in Paris | British human rights activist and social media influencer Sarah Wilkinson was arrested by UK police on 29 August, reportedly over “content she posted online.”

“The police came to her house just before 7.30am. [Twelve] of them in total, some of them in plain clothes from the counter-terrorism police. They said she was under arrest for ‘content that she has posted online.’ Her house is being raided, and they have seized all her electronic devices," Jack Wilkinson is quoted as saying by the social media account Suppressed News.

“The pro-genocide UK regime has arrested [MENAUncensored's] roving reporter and Human Rights Activist Sarah Wilkinson for supporting the Palestinian resistance and relaying what is really happening in Gaza and the West Bank to the world,” MENA Uncensored announced via social media, alleging Wilkinson was accused of supporting “terrorism.”

Washington has effectively become a party to the Ukraine conflict, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Zakharova has said | Washington is prepared to lift its ban on Ukrainian strikes deep inside Russia’s territory with the use of US-supplied weapons, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has said. ● Last week, Pentagon Deputy Press Secretary Sabrina Singh said that US “policy does allow for Ukraine to conduct counter fires to defend itself from Russian attacks coming over that border region,” including Kursk Region, where an incursion by Kiev’s forces has been ongoing since early August. ● On Monday, White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby told reporters that Washington was aware of Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky’s “desire” to be allowed to fire US weapons such as ATACMS missiles, which have a range of up to 300km (186 miles), deep into Russia.

■ US gives Ukraine carte blanche for attacks inside Russia, diplomat says (TASS)
■ Ukraine Apparently Given Carte Blanche for Operations in Russian Regions - Moscow (Sputnik News)
■ The West does not want to avoid escalation. The West is looking for trouble — Lavrov (VIDEOS) (08/30/24)

Initial reports indicate that the jet wasn’t shot down, but likely crashed due to pilot error, the official said | A US official confirmed that Ukraine lost the first of its F-16 fighter jets, the Wall Street Journal reported. The crash happened on Monday, just weeks after the first of the US-made aircraft arrived in Ukraine, according to the report. Initial reports indicate that the jet wasn’t shot down, but likely crashed due to pilot error, the official said. The incident occurred during a massive missile attack.

■ Ukraine: The gang who couldn't shoot straight (Hal Turner Show)

$1.5 billion in interest earned from immobilized funds are being used to aid Kiev, the bloc’s foreign-policy chief has announced | The EU has made its first transfer of interest earned on Russia’s frozen central bank assets to Ukraine and other states aiding Kiev, the bloc’s chief diplomat, Josep Borrell, announced on Thursday. A total of €1.4 billion ($1.5 billion) was transferred, he said. ● Speaking to reporters ahead of a meeting with EU foreign ministers, Borrell called the development “good news” and said that the funds would be used for Kiev’s military needs and to finance Ukrainian industry.

■ EU's total military aid to Kiev reaches 43.5 billion euros — foreign policy chief (TASS)