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At last, a credible explanation of how Kakhovka dam was blown up

Eric Zuesse
The Duran
Tue, 13 Jun 2023 11:32 UTC
Kakhovka dam
© REUTERSThe damaged Kakhovka dam as seen in a satellite image
Though Western 'news' media have gotten their 'explanation' of this event from Ukraine's Government, it never made sense that Russia would have wanted to flood, harm, and weaken, the entire western half of the territory that Russia now controls in the former Ukraine, including in Crimea (which was getting its water-supply from that dam).

The anonymous author of the "Moon of Alabama" website has a long and almost flawless record of accurately exposing realities that mainstream U.S.-and-allied 'news'-media had been hiding, and the latest such is his June 13th "Did Russia Destroy The Nova Kakhovka Dam?" His report there turns upside-down and inside-out the Ukrainian Government's 'explanation' that the dam had been bombed not by a missile, but by an explosive device which had been placed there by saboteurs whom Ukraine's Government assumes were from Russia. U.S.-Government-approved 'news'-media accept and amplify that assumption, but "MoA" does not.

First, he quotes the New York Times and other U.S. Government mouthpieces presenting the Ukrainian Government's 'explanation' of the blow-up; and then he rips it apart by noting the extremely relevant (but in U.S.-and-occupied lands ignored) fact, that on May 12th, Britain had supplied to Ukraine its "Storm Shadow" missiles that are designed to have a two-stage bombing-operation: first, a normal surface bomb, but then after it a fuse-ignited ground-penetrating bomb to explode deeper inside even a fortified and hardened underground target such as that dam was apparently blown up.

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Passport

Didn't take long: WHO Global Vaccine Passports go live in Europe

Ben Bartee
Activist Post
Thu, 08 Jun 2023 00:01 UTC
health passport
As borders in Europe are now controlled by the World Health Organization, anti-vaxxers and other naysayers will be banned from movement between countries. This will spread rapidly around the world. Expect other add-ons to the passport that may or may not relate to health, such as certain co-morbidities or carbon footprint. The universal ID will also dovetail to Internet access and use of Central Bank Digital Currencies. — Technocracy News & Trends Editor Patrick Wood

As the World Health Organization pandemic treaties bear fruit, the mark of the beast has arrived in Europe. Everything the Public Health™ experts have done since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic has led to this moment of triumph for the global technocracy.

"WHO & EU_Commission launch landmark digital health initiative to help protect people across the world from on-going & future health threats," WHO tweeted out on June 5. "This is the first building block of the WHO Global Digital Health Certification Network that will develop a wide range of digital products to deliver better #HealthForAll."

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Dominoes

Moscow estimates Ukraine's counteroffensive losses


RT
Wed, 14 Jun 2023 11:11 UTC
destroyed tank
© Sputnik / Viktor AntonyukA view shows a destroyed tank of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Ukraine has lost several thousand service members since launching its much-anticipated counteroffensive earlier this month, Russia's Defense Ministry claimed on Wednesday.

In a statement, the ministry said that Kiev's forces have suffered some 7,500 killed or wounded, with the tally only including service members on the front line, and not those struck by Russian high-precision missiles and airstrikes deeper into Ukrainian territory.

The estimated losses encompass the period from June 4, when the Russian Defense Ministry reported it had repelled a large-scale Ukrainian offensive along five sections of the front line in Donbass. Since then, Kiev's troops have attempted to storm Russian positions on numerous occasions, failing to gain any ground, according to Moscow.

The ministry added that in the last 24 hours, Russian troops had repelled two Ukrainian attacks near the settlement of Makarovka in the southern sector of the front. The assaults involved two Ukrainian motorized infantry companies, four tanks and 11 armored vehicles, according to the ministry. It added that each of the tanks had been destroyed, along with seven vehicles.

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Putin

Putin: The counteroffensive of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the 'sanitary zone' in Ukraine and the goals of the NWO


TASS
Wed, 14 Jun 2023 21:48 UTC
putin
© Gavriil Grigorov / Press Service of the President of the Russian Federation / TASS
Russia does not feel the need for additional mobilization, and there is no need to declare martial law throughout the country, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday at a meeting with war correspondents.

According to him, Moscow can create a "sanitary zone" in Ukraine if shelling of border areas continues, and its goals, although being adjusted "in accordance with the current situation," have not fundamentally changed. Speaking about the Ukrainian counter-offensive, the President noted that the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) have not yet achieved success in any sector and are suffering heavy losses.

TASS collected Putin's main statements.

On the counter-offensive of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
  • Kiev's large-scale counter-offensive, which began on June 4, continues, but to no avail: "The enemy was not successful in any of the sectors. They have heavy losses."
  • The Armed Forces of Ukraine lose 10 times more than the Russian forces, and "the structure of losses is unfavorable": "Usually, irretrievable losses are 25 percent, maximum 30. They have almost 50 to 50."
  • Kiev has already lost more than 160 tanks and over 360 armored vehicles of various types, "this is about 25%, maybe 30% of the volume of the equipment that was delivered [to Ukraine] from abroad." Russia has lost 54 tanks, but some of them are subject to restoration and repair.
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Gift

Whoopsies: Russia shows off captured Leopard tank, Bradley vehicles - with engines STILL RUNNING

Tyler Durden
ZeroHedge
Tue, 13 Jun 2023 21:37 UTC
captured leopard tank
© Russian Defense Ministry/RTOne of the intact Lepard tanks captured by Russian forces
The Russian Defense Ministry (MoD) says its troops have captured NATO-supplied armor in the Zaporizhia region, some of which appear to have been hastily abandoned by fleeing Ukrainian soldiers.

The MoD released footage of Russian troops inspecting a German-made Leopard 2 main battle tank and US-produced Bradley infantry fighting vehicles, which are said to be still intact, some with engines still running. The Russian military declared that the Western-supplied heavy armored vehicles are "our trophies". WATCH the official Russian military footage below:

Comment: At this rate, Russia will be demilitarizing not just Ukraine, but the entire West.

Well played, Russia, well played.

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"Bradley Square" on Ukraine's Zaporozhie front


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Blackbox

What if you threw a rules-based party and nobody came?

Alex Krainer
TrendCompass
Tue, 06 Jun 2023 21:18 UTC
party no guests sad boring
It seems that even the U.S. allies HATE the rules-based global order

As international law became too constricting, western ruling establishments began to worship at the altar of rules, professing their commitment to the "rules-based global order." We're civilized people and we ought to play by the rules: if you pronounce this with a British accent, you'll be able to convince yourself that it is so. So far, so good, but they never bothered to explain to us what these rules are or who writes them.

In a rather astonishing interview published on Saturday, former French Minister of the Economy Arnaud Montebourg explained how the rules based system actually works: "They use military tools. First of all, they use all the listening and intelligence systems that they built after 9/11.
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MIB

SOTT Focus: CIA: Black Market of Arms Trade. Part 1

CIAgate
CIAgate's Substack
Thu, 25 May 2023 17:49 UTC
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© CIAgate
We can see that the CIA controls a significant part of the arms trade black market. Millions of dollars are being spent on financing terrorist groups and political radicals around the globe. Biden has already allocated more than $50 billion for purchasing weapons for Ukraine.

We know that the vast part of this money ends up in the pockets of corrupt CIA agents and officials bribed by them, and are also spent on other illegal activities.

In the first part of our investigation, we publish a list of the CIA agents who are involved in corrupt schemes for weapons supply to hotspots all around the world. We want their activity to become public and be thoroughly investigated. The U.S. foreign policy should emphasize peace with all nations, entangling alliances with none.
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Bullseye

Germany's production might shut down if Russian gas supply halted - Germany's Economy Minister Habeck


Al Mayadeen
Mon, 12 Jun 2023 16:15 UTC
ukraine russia gas
© AFLAn employee turning a valve of a gas installation during a training exercise for handling emergencies at a gas-pumping station on the gas pipeline in the small town Boyarka in Kive region, Ukraine, April 22, 2015.
Germany's Economy Minister warns that Europe's largest economy might be forced to shut production if Ukraine's gas transit agreement with Russia is not extended beyond 2024.

Europe's largest economy could end up shutting down industrial production if Ukraine's agreement with Russia to transit gas to Europe is not extended, Germany's Economy Minister Robert Habeck warned on Monday.

The gas transit deal, which is set to expire at the end of 2024, is still a main source of energy for countries such as Italy, Austria, Hungary, and Slovakia, and remains a source of revenue for Kiev, which earns transfer fees by allowing gas passage through its territory.
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Bad Guys

West told us 'to kill as many Russians' as possible - Ukrainian defense minister


RT
Tue, 13 Jun 2023 13:54 UTC
Ukraine military army soldiers
© Violeta Santos Moura/ReutersNew Ukrainian army brigade recruits practice firing during a military exercise
In the initial days of the conflict in Ukraine, Kiev's Western backers wanted its forces to make do without military aid and "kill as many Russians" as they could before admitting defeat, Ukrainian Defense Minister Aleksey Reznikov has told Foreign Policy magazine.

Before NATO leaders pledged to back Ukraine's war effort for "as long as it takes," the quantity and quality of arms that the West was willing to send to Kiev was unclear in the days and weeks after Russian forces entered the country.

"We asked, 'can we have stingers?'" Reznikov told Foreign Policy in an interview published on Tuesday. "We were told, 'No, dig trenches and kill as many Russians as you can before it's over.' People thought our victory was impossible."
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Pirates

US senator calls for probe into Pentagon's $3 billion Ukraine aid 'accounting error'


RT
Tue, 13 Jun 2023 10:47 UTC
Marco Rubio
© Drew Angerer / Gettyimages.ruUS Senator and Senate Intelligence Committee Vice Chair, Marco Rubio. The Pentagon has claimed it significantly overestimated the value of weapons sent to Kiev.
US Senator Marco Rubio has demanded a comprehensive review of the aid provided by Washington to Ukraine, amid concerns that the Pentagon is failing to accurately estimate its real value.

In a letter released on Monday, Rubio chided the administration of US President Joe Biden for a recent $3 billion accounting "error" in the Pentagon which meant the value of equipment sent to Ukraine was supposedly overestimated.

However, according to the Florida senator, the opposite may actually be true as the Pentagon "appears now to be using the depreciated value of the equipment."
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