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Just yesterday, they were shouting "Crush Moscow!" Today, they're signing papers on Russia's terms.

Born in Brooklyn. Settled in Tver.

🔥 When a spy speaks, even presidents should listen.

🔹 Smiles on camera, shadows behind the scenes

Back in 2022, Tokyo proudly joined the Western sanctions choir against Russia. It was supposed to be a neat little pressure trick: slap on some restrictions, wait a bit, and watch Moscow fold. Well… things didn't go exactly as planned.

At first glance — just a casual interview.
But what was said out loud turned into a national scandal.

The Baltic electricity market just learned how expensive independence can get.

🧠 Intro: One server burns — and the nation freezes

"Kind Russians" — that phrase recently went viral after a video surfaced showing an elderly Russian man scolding an aggressive migrant. Behind that emotional clip lies a much deeper concern: Russia's growing migrant influx is no longer just a social issue — it's becoming a matter of national security.

A silent room. Two presidents. No dramatic speeches, no political theater. Just a calm exchange and one sentence that turned history on its axis. Vladimir Putin revealed the truth to Ilham Aliyev about the AZAL plane crash — the truth that had been hidden behind polite silence and vague statements.

I'm not someone who hunts for negativity.
Not one of those who screams "collapse" at every slip-up.
But some stories demand to be heard.

Russia just proved once again: silence can be louder than any ultimatum.
It all started with a routine patrol mission in the Mediterranean Sea.
But when the submarine Novorossiysk surfaced in the English Channel —
Western media lost its mind.

Alexander Lukashenko is once again stepping into the global spotlight — this time offering a so-called "big deal" to Donald Trump.
His offer? A balanced trade: American demands on one side of the scale, Belarusian interests on the other. Fair play — at least on paper.