Author: Steven Sahiounie

Dmitry Medvedev said members of the silent opposition murdered an unarmed reporter, wounded several dozens of innocent spectators at his event, opened fire on a car with children that were going to a village school, and blew up a car with a female reporter and a researcher Members of Russia’s silent opposition are now engaged in terrorism, executing their fellow countrymen, Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev said on Tuesday. He made the statement as he was commenting on Telegram on the terrorist attack that took place in St. Petersburg on April 2. The official also said that it…

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Sergey Ryabkov pointed to what he described as “curious statements by official representatives in some Western media, including those in the US,” who “all of a sudden decided for some reason that there will be no reaction from the Russian side” Russia does not intend to hurry its response to Finland’s accession to NATO and it will make the countermeasures public in a calm manner and in due time, Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov said on the Rossiya-24 TV channel on Tuesday. “We don’t want to get ahead of ourselves here. Why should we?” he said. “We will calmly…

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Sweden and Finland applied for NATO membership in May 2022 but their bids were blocked by Turkey which demanded that the Nordic countries declare Kurdish organizations as terroristic as well as extradite individuals accused of terrorism or having participated in the attempted coup in Turkey in 2016 Counter-terrorism cooperation with Turkey is a key condition for Ankara’s approval of Sweden’s bid for NATO membership, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Tuesday after a meeting with his Swedish counterpart, Tobias Billstrom on the sidelines of a NATO ministerial meeting in Brussels. “Reiterated our expectations for Sweden’s NATO accession to FM…

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The former US president has entered a Manhattan courthouse to face what he calls “politically motivated” charges Former US President Donald Trump arrived at the Manhattan District Attorney’s office on Tuesday afternoon, to be placed under arrest and face a series of charges his attorneys have denounced as a politically motivated “witch hunt” by the New York Democrat Alvin Bragg. The existence of the charges was leaked to the press last Friday, and more details were leaked on Monday, indicating that Bragg is going after the 45th president for the “crime” of allegedly falsifying business records in regard to “hush money” reportedly paid to porn actress…

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Ukrainian servicemen of the 110 brigade, 3rd battalion, 9 battalion of the AFU gave an interview to Ukrainian media. He revealed that the Ukrainian commanders prohibit evacuation of dead servicemen from the battlefields and explained the scheme used by these commanders to steal money from their soldiers. Firstly, it is worth noting that this is not the first testimony of Ukrainian soldiers who pledges on the corruption of the Ukrainian military command. A lot of Ukrainian prisoners of war made similar claims. Moreover, they confirm that the AFU units do not bother about the faith not only of the corps…

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Crypto tracker Whale Alert has reported that over an hour ago, an unknown wallet transferred a mind-blowing amount of Shiba Inu to another address marked by the tracker as anonymous. A massive chunk of SHIB was moved a day earlier by an anonymous whale. Earlier this week, U.Today reported that the Shiba Inu network saw an enormous rise in Shiba Inu daily transactions. $40 million in SHIB moved by whale after daily transaction spike The aforementioned wallet transferred a total of 3,504,812,794,902 Shiba Inu evaluated at $40,063,515 at the time of the transaction. A day before, a whale shoveled 6…

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Russian President Vladimir Putin said today, Tuesday, that work in an intensive mode is yielding positive results, and a new cycle of growth of the Russian economy has been recorded. Speaking at a meeting of the State Council for Industry Development under Sanctions, the Russian President said that the Western initiators of the sanctions had abruptly cut ties, but Russia managed to ensure the stability of the economic situation. “Work at a rapid pace gives positive results, I spoke about this in my message, we managed to enter a new cycle of economic growth. Today, taking into account the dynamics…

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Today, Tuesday, the Iraqi Prime Minister, Muhammad Shia’a Al-Suadni, announced the agreement to resume exporting the oil of the Kurdistan region, stressing the technical authorities immediately direct the implementation of the agreement with Erbil. Al-Sudani said during a joint press conference with the Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Region, Masrour Barzani: “The agreement confirms the serious and sincere desire of the federal government and the Kurdistan Regional Government to confront the problems that have been inherited for years.” He added, “The oil and gas law, which we are awaiting to legislate, will address all the imbalances that have accompanied this…

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Energy expert Boris Martsinkevich talked about the repercussions of the decision of OPEC + countries to reduce oil production on the markets, and will the decision lead to fueling inflation in the world? and whether the decision was taken for political motives. What is behind the countries in “OPEC +” production cuts? Political or economic motive? Boris Martsinkevich, editor-in-chief of the “Geo Energetica” website specializing in energy affairs, said in an interview with RT: “It seems that the aim of the production cuts is for oil prices to be at a comfortable (acceptable) level for oil consumers and producers. And in light…

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The banking crisis triggered by the recent collapses of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank is not over yet and will ripple through the economy for years to come, said JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon on Tuesday. In his closely watched annual letter to shareholders, the chief executive of America’s largest bank outlined the extensive damage the financial system meltdown had on all banks — large and small — and urged lawmakers to think carefully before responding with increased regulation. “These failures were not good for banks of any size,” wrote Dimon, responding to reports that large financial institution benefited greatly from the collapse…

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