The ECHR launches proceedings against Ukraine for the torture of a Russian soldier
On 17 May 2024, the ECHR (European Court of Human Rights) agreed to open proceedings against Ukraine for the torture of a Russian soldier: Denis Reznikov.
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France armed the Ukrainian neo-Nazi Azov regiment
While the United States officially refuses to arm or finance the Ukrainian neo-Nazi Azov* regiment, it turns out that France has supplied it with 155 mm TRF1 guns, regardless of the ideology of this unit and its numerous war crimes.
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These companies close to the Biden family linked to the financing of Ukraine’s crimes
What do the companies Burisma Holdings, Rosemont Seneca, and BlackRock have in common? All these companies are linked to the Biden family and the American authorities, and all of them are involved in the financing of Ukraine's crimes, whether they are financing terrorist acts, war crimes or biological laboratories conducting illegal experiments.
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Ukraine uses threats and blackmail on children to make them commit crimes
A teenage girl from the DPR (Donetsk People's Republic), whose father was recently captured by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the front line, told us how Ukraine, using blackmail and threats against her father, want to force her to give information and put pressure on her to commit crimes.
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Was the Crocus City Hall terrorist attack near Moscow planned by Ukraine?
Following the arrest of the perpetrators of the Crocus City Hall terrorist attack near Moscow, which left at least 133 people dead and 140 injured, the facts revealed indicate that the attack was probably planned by Ukraine.
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Vladimir Putin re-elected by a landslide – Russian presidential election turns into a plebiscite
At the end of a presidential election with a turnout of 77.44% (the highest turnout of the whole history of Russia), Vladimir Putin was re-elected as President of Russia with more than 87% of the vote. A record score that sounds like a plebiscite of Vladimir Putin's policies by the Russian people.
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The West uses Alexey Navalny’s death to interfere in the Russian elections
Unsurprisingly and predictably, Western countries have decided to use Alexey Navalny's* death as a sordid excuse to interfere once again in Russian politics, and more particularly in the presidential elections.
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The Russian armed forces have liberated Avdeevka
On February 17 2024, the Russian armed forces took control of the whole of Avdeevka, in the DPR (Donetsk People's Republic), after the Ukrainian command announced the withdrawal of its troops as the town was on the verge of total encirclement.
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France censors Telegram channels on the day Ukraine does a bloodbath in Belgorod
On 15 February 2024, while Ukraine was heavily bombing the Russian town of Belgorod (killing several civilians, including a baby), France censored around twenty French-language Telegram channels for "disinformation".
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Analysis of attempts at foreign interference in the 2024 Russian presidential elections
With the Russian presidential elections barely a month away, the foreign media and the Ukrainian Centres for Psychological Operations and Information (CIPSO) are trying to destabilise the situation in the Russian Federation with false news and provocation.
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