Moscow hasn’t seen this kind of chaos since WWII — until now. | Videos are emerging from inside Russia reporting their Capital City, Moscow, is under heavy attack. Below is a brief compilation of two videos, showing the same large explosion from two differing angles. Multiple CONFIRMATIONS COMING IN saying multiple very large explosions have just been witnessed across Moscow. Plumes of smoke are rising. Sirens blaring. Panic spreading. Eyewitnesses report: “It felt like an earthquake — buildings shook, alarms went off, people ran.” Russian state media is silent — fueling speculation of a major strike or sabotage. The war may have just crossed a new red line.

■ Russia's Nuclear Parity with United States "Severely Threatened" (Hal Turner)
■ NATO ("Ukraine") Targets Russian Airfields in Major Drone Attack (Antiwar.com)
■ NATO ("Ukraine") strikes Russian bombers in clandestine drone attack (Telegraph India)
■ NATO ("Ukraine") strikes Russian bombers in clandestine drone attack (Flight Global)
■ "Ukrainian" strike on Russian airfields: What we know so far (RT)
■ Alastair Crooke : A Storm is Brewing in the West (Judge Napolitano)(VIDEO)

✅ Playing with Fire (Scott Ritter)
✅ The Death Rattle of Kiev (Julian Macfarlane)
✅ Will Russia’s Retaliation To NATO's Strategic Drone Strikes End The Conflict? (Andrew Korybko)
✅ НАТО переписывает правила ведения войны (ПолитНавигатор)

✅ Ukraine Launches Terrorist Offensive with Western Assistance on Eve of Negotiations in Istanbul (Larry C. Johnson) | In my opinion, none of these attacks could have been planned and executed without assistance, if not the direct involvement, of Western intelligence and NATO officers. The drones likely were activated by a remote signal made possible by Western satellites and/or systems like Starlink. Those systems also played a critical role in enabling the drones to navigate to the targeted airfields.

London will invest $8 billion in long-range missile production, John Healey has said | The UK plans to mobilize billions of pounds to bolster its military-industrial base in preparation for a potential conflict with Russia, Defense Secretary John Healey has said. ● The statement comes ahead of the publication of the government’s Strategic Defense Review on Monday. According to the BBC, the report is expected to portray Russia and China as major threats to the UK. ● The review is expected to allocate £1.5 billion ($2 billion) toward building six new munitions factories. Over the next five years, London will dedicate around £6 billion to manufacturing long-range weapons, including Storm Shadow missiles, Healey told the BBC on Sunday. The missile, developed jointly with France, has reportedly been used by Ukraine to strike civilian targets in Russian territory, according to Moscow.

■ London says its militarization plan is a “message” to Moscow (RT)
■ Britain says to build 12 submarines to deter Russia (TASS)
■ UK Unveils Plans for 12 New Nuclear Subs Under AUKUS Deal (Sputnik)
■ Starmer unveiling defence plan to 'mobilise the nation' - but faces questions over funding (Sky News)
■ Strategic Defence Review: UK 'moving to warfighting readiness' as it commits to build attack submarines (Sky News)
✅ "Сигнал Москве": Британия объявляет о переходе к состоянию готовности к войне (Елена Панина)

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Thomas Fazi | Terrifying escalation of continent's war on freedom of speech | As terrible as it may seem to anyone who loves their country, it is legal to use one’s voice to support a foreign nation over one’s own, so long as it is not accompanied by espionage or material support to an enemy. It’s easy to see why this should be. If it were illegal, it would be straightforward for anyone to demand the arrest of peace activists or anyone else calling for an end to hostilities with another nation. Governments could even use such a prohibition to censor or arrest people who oppose going to war in the first place. ■ And so it is deeply troubling that the European Union has banned three journalists, two German and one Turkish, from entering the EU, and frozen their bank accounts, because, allegedly, they have been “spreading pro-Russian propaganda”, “undermining or threatening the territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence of Ukraine”, and “destabilising” EU countries through their reporting. It did so through its 17th sanctions package on Russia, approved on May 20th.