Eye-catching sweeping legal changes regarding vaccine mandates in Singapore have been steadfast only days after a high-profile two-day visit from oligarch Bill Gates and General Secretary of the World Health Organization (WHO) Tedros Ghebreyesus. | Singapore’s health department has now updated its Infectious Diseases Act (IDA) to now make it a crime to refuse government mandated jabs. Refusal to comply with medical apartheid in Singapore is now punishable with hefty fines and even imprisonment for the unvaccinated. ● Freethinkers in Singapore who refuse government forced jabs may be jailed for up to six months or penalized up to $10,000 in fines under the new draconian amendments. ● The amendments also allow legal impunity to state officials who aggressively enforce the mandates, leaving helpless vaccine injured without justice.

Moon of Alabama A Week Long Drone Fight Which Russia Is Winning | Over the last seven days the Ukrainian military has launched over one thousand drones against targets in Russia. Most of these were shot down by Russian air defenses. There are no reports of any serious damage. The biggest effect the week long drone attacks achieved was to shut down air traffic in Moscow for several hours. After waiting a few days the Russian military responded in kind.

■ Decision on arms for Ukraine made 'couple of months ago' — German chancellor (TASS)(Source)
■ Following Russia's largest air attack, Ukrainians want 'real action' to achieve peace (CBC)
■ PUTIN: The conflict stems from the Western-backed coup in Ukraine (RT)
■ Russia Stresses Striking Only Military Targets in Retaliation for Ukraine’s Massive Attacks (Sputnik)
■ A new front: Russia expands into Ukraine to build a military buffer zone (05/25/25)
■ Мерц пригрозил России ударами. Чем ответим? В Госдуме заговорили о таинственном "другом оружии"
✅ Russian military expansion as the only guarantee of peace (Lucas Leiroz)

Simplicius | Two days ago Russia unleashed another of the war’s most withering strikes on Ukraine, which was followed up the very next day by a secondary wave to finish off whatever was hit after an obligatory BDA (Battle Damage Assessment) period. | Being the largest series of strikes in some time, they revealed a heaping of new information about the state of things in Ukraine, particularly vis-a-vis Ukraine’s air defenses and upgrades to Russia’s own strike systems. For instance spokesman for Ukraine’s airforce Yuri Ignat noted that Iskanders have been upgraded and now use a variety of countermeasures.

■ Following Russia's largest air attack, Ukrainians want 'real action' to achieve peace (CBC)

A large rally in Jerusalem marking Israel’s capture of the city’s east in the 1967 war descended into chaos on Monday as far-right Israeli Jews confronted and assaulted Palestinians, fellow Israelis and journalists, witnesses said. | The annual “Flag March” drew tens of thousands of people, chanting, dancing and waving Israeli flags after far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir visited the Al-Aqsa mosque compound, a longtime flashpoint of Israeli-Palestinian tensions. ● Violence broke out in the walled Old City of East Jerusalem shortly after midday, a Reuters witness said, when young marchers began harassing the few Palestinian shopkeepers who had yet to shutter their stores ahead of the rally. ● The marchers, mostly young Israelis who live in settlements in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, then began to target Israeli left-wing activists and journalists observing the rally.

Equipment parking lots and ammunition depots were also destroyed. | (Original in Russian) European leaders were not prepared for the fact that negotiations between Russia and Ukraine are going on without their participation. Even Donald Trump managed to discuss the conflict with Vladimir Putin, while Europe remained out of business. Unsurprisingly, in response, the European authorities announced new sanctions against Russia. The main initiator of this campaign, as expected, was French President Emmanuel Macron. However, he immediately received a harsh warning: according to Tsargrad, about a hundred French military advisers were killed on the territory of Ukraine. ● On the night of May 20, Russian troops launched a series of powerful strikes on the Ukrainian regions. According to the author of the Paratrooper's Diary channel, the remnants of Turkish military supplies, ammunition depots and military infrastructure facilities were destroyed during the attack. Missile and drone attacks have affected almost all regions of Ukraine, including military airfields, fuel storage facilities, and locations of Ukrainian Armed Forces units. Foreign mercenaries were also among the casualties. ● The most powerful blow fell on the Kharkiv region. A large-scale fire broke out in Sinelnikovo at military-industrial enterprises where Ukrainians were assembling drones and working on Neptune missiles. Later, local channels announced the deaths of key military specialists, which confirms the effectiveness of the Russian operation. At the same time, the region was attacked by UAVs.