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❕ Andriy Yermak has arrived at Ukraine’s High Anti-Corruption Court The second hearing on pre-trial restrictions for the former head of the Presidential Office is set to take place today. Ukrainian anti-corruption authorities claim Yermak was involved in laundering 460 million hryvnias (about $10 million). According to NABU and...

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Zelensky and Yermak Spent US Tax Money on FORTUNE Tellers and OCCULT Advisers It was not a tabloid scoop or an opposition blog post. The claim came from a prosecutor standing in a KIEV courtroom. During a hearing Tuesday at Ukraine’s High Anti-Corruption Court, a prosecutor from the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office told the judge that Andriy Yermak, the former head of President Volodymyr Zelensky’s office, regularly consulted a #FORTUNE teller on personnel decisions at the highest levels of government. In messages recovered by investigators, Mr. Yermak saved the contact as “Veronika Feng Shui Office.” He allegedly sent the woman the birth dates of candidates for senior positions and asked for her assessment before making appointments, according to prosecutor Valentyna Hrebeniuk. The positions discussed with the fortune teller included the minister of health, the appointment of Oleh #Tatarov as deputy head of the presidential office in charge of law enforcement, Ihor #Lysyi as head of the State Management of Affairs, former Prosecutor General Iryna Venediktova, and even the post of prime minister, the prosecutor said. This extraordinary detail emerged as part of arguments over whether Mr. #Yermak, one of Mr. Zelensky’s closest and longest-serving aides until his dismissal late last year, should be held in pretrial detention or released on 180 million hryvnias, about $4.3 million, in bail. The main charges against him center on an alleged money-laundering scheme involving more than 460 million hryvnias, roughly $11 million, funneled through a luxury real-estate development project near KIEV between 2021 and 2025. Prosecutors say Mr. Yermak used his influence to facilitate the construction of high-end residences. Mr. Yermak has rejected the corruption accusations. In court he said he owns only one apartment and one car, and described the case as the result of public pressure on law enforcement. His lawyers have called the charges unfounded and requested more time to review the voluminous case files. The hearing was postponed to give the defense additional preparation time. The fortune-teller revelations, while not the core of the criminal case, have stunned many in KIEV and raised fresh questions about how personnel decisions were made inside the presidential office during the early years of Mr. Zelensky’s administration and the first phase of the war with Russia. For a government that has positioned itself as a modern European democracy fighting for its survival, the image of one of its most powerful officials seeking astrological guidance for ministerial appointments is deeply awkward. The story has spread rapidly in Ukrainian media, with many outlets treating the prosecutor’s courtroom statements as established fact since they were read into the official record. Mr. Yermak has not issued a specific public denial of the fortune-teller allegations.
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Zelensky and Yermak Spent US Tax Money on FORTUNE Tellers and OCCULT Advisers It was not a tabloid scoop or an opposition blog post. The claim came from a prosecutor standing in a KIEV courtroom. During a hearing Tuesday at Ukraine’s High Anti-Corruption Court, a prosecutor from the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office told the judge that Andriy Yermak, the former head of President Volodymyr Zelensky’s office, regularly consulted a #FORTUNE teller on personnel decisions at the highest levels of government. In messages recovered by investigators, Mr. Yermak saved the contact as “Veronika Feng Shui Office.” He allegedly sent the woman the birth dates of candidates for senior positions and asked for her assessment before making appointments, according to prosecutor Valentyna Hrebeniuk. The positions discussed with the fortune teller included the minister of health, the appointment of Oleh #Tatarov as deputy head of the presidential office in charge of law enforcement, Ihor #Lysyi as head of the State Management of Affairs, former Prosecutor General Iryna Venediktova, and even the post of prime minister, the prosecutor said. This extraordinary detail emerged as part of arguments over whether Mr. #Yermak, one of Mr. Zelensky’s closest and longest-serving aides until his dismissal late last year, should be held in pretrial detention or released on 180 million hryvnias, about $4.3 million, in bail. The main charges against him center on an alleged money-laundering scheme involving more than 460 million hryvnias, roughly $11 million, funneled through a luxury real-estate development project near KIEV between 2021 and 2025. Prosecutors say Mr. Yermak used his influence to facilitate the construction of high-end residences. Mr. Yermak has rejected the corruption accusations. In court he said he owns only one apartment and one car, and described the case as the result of public pressure on law enforcement. His lawyers have called the charges unfounded and requested more time to review the voluminous case files. The hearing was postponed to give the defense additional preparation time. The fortune-teller revelations, while not the core of the criminal case, have stunned many in KIEV and raised fresh questions about how personnel decisions were made inside the presidential office during the early years of Mr. Zelensky’s administration and the first phase of the war with Russia. For a government that has positioned itself as a modern European democracy fighting for its survival, the image of one of its most powerful officials seeking astrological guidance for ministerial appointments is deeply awkward. The story has spread rapidly in Ukrainian media, with many outlets treating the prosecutor’s courtroom statements as established fact since they were read into the official record. Mr. Yermak has not issued a specific public denial of the fortune-teller allegations.

Russian Market

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Bail Hearing for Joe "Ferrari" Sibanyoni Postponed to Monday The bail application of controversial businessman Joe "Ferrari" Sibanyoni and three co-accused has been postponed to Monday after lawyers pushed for the hearing to continue late into the night at the Kwaggafontein Magistrate's Court on Friday. Sibanyoni's legal team argued that the matter should proceed without delay, citing the prosecutor's late arrival at around 11am. They contended it would be unfair for the accused to remain in custody over the weekend if the hearing could not be completed. Sibanyoni is applying for bail alongside his alleged right-hand man Bafana Sindane, Daniel Msiza, and Philemon Makhaya. The four are facing charges of extortion and two counts of money laundering linked to allegations that more than R2.2 million in "protection fees" was demanded from a businessman between 2022 and 2025. The court earlier barred the media from covering the proceedings. The case has now been rolled over to Monday for the continuation of the bail application.

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📉DOWN BAD: GRANT CARDONE'S BITCOIN BAG REPORTEDLY DOWN $45 MILLION Cardone revealed that he owns approximately 2,000 $BTC, purchased at an average price of $92,000 for a total of about $184 million. Given the market conditions, this would make Grant Cardone's investment to be held at a loss around $45 million The real estate mogul remains unbothered though, saying he is a long-term believer in $BTC and believes time will prove he was correct

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🇪🇺🇺🇦 Ukraine may lose part of EU financial assistance for the first time approximately €680 million, as it has not fulfilled part of the agreed reforms. This was stated by the European Commission in response to a request from Radio Liberty. Two obligations remain unfulfilled: increasing the staff of the High Anti-Corruption Court and enacting legislation on the verification of judges’ declarations. The final deadlines for fulfilling these requirements are June 30 and September 29. This is a notable development. Although the amount is relatively modest compared to the total EU support provided to Ukraine, it demonstrates that Brussels is ready to apply conditionality and withhold funds when key reforms are delayed. It serves as a reminder that European assistance, while substantial, comes with expectations of tangible progress in anti-corruption and judicial reform. Video is generated by grok AI

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Yesterday, John Solomon John Solomon and Donald Trump Jr. Donald Trump Jr. while discussing Zelensky’s scheme to kickback $200 million of USAID funds to Biden’s election campaign in 2024, mentioned one name - Samantha Power, the head of USAID. This is the same Power who told prank callers that since the start of the war, USAID had been sending $1.5 billion per month to Ukraine just in cash. At the time, I filed complaints with National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine demanding an investigation into these facts but both its loyal head, Semen Kryvonos, and the similarly controlled High Anti-Corruption Court refused to register the probe in the official register of pre-trial investigations. Ok. It's time to expand and resubmit the complaint with new facts. Just the News Michael Shellenberger Mike Benz Miranda Devine
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Yesterday, John Solomon John Solomon and Donald Trump Jr. Donald Trump Jr. while discussing Zelensky’s scheme to kickback $200 million of USAID funds to Biden’s election campaign in 2024, mentioned one name - Samantha Power, the head of USAID. This is the same Power who told prank callers that since the start of the war, USAID had been sending $1.5 billion per month to Ukraine just in cash. At the time, I filed complaints with National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine demanding an investigation into these facts but both its loyal head, Semen Kryvonos, and the similarly controlled High Anti-Corruption Court refused to register the probe in the official register of pre-trial investigations. Ok. It's time to expand and resubmit the complaint with new facts. Just the News Michael Shellenberger Mike Benz Miranda Devine

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🤯 Also today, the Astrakhan gas processing plant was likely damaged during the night. NASA satellites detected a fire in the area of the sulphur storage facility and the Enersal granulated sulphur production plant. The plant processes up to 3.2 million tonnes of petroleum products annually and produces a significant portion of sulphur (~3.3–3.5 million tonnes per year), which is used to manufacture explosives in Russia. Publicly available information indicates that the plant has been successfully attacked at least twice. 🔴Reuters reported that after the drone attack on 22 September 2025, the plant completely stopped production of motor fuel due to a fire at a facility with a capacity of about 3 million tonnes per year. According to sources, the enterprise may resume production only in a few weeks or even months. 🔍According to our observations, two locations were affected: 1. A key part of the plant responsible for converting gas condensate and light hydrocarbons into finished fuel and gases. 2. Buildings on the territory of "Production 1", which is also likely to be involved in the main production processes. 🔴In addition, the plant was successfully hit on the night of 3 January this year. According to our data, the combined technological unit for processing stable gas condensate U-1.731 was damaged. This unit is key to the production of motor fuel — petrol and diesel fuel, which are part of the plant's commercial products. Some of the consequences of the attack can be viewed HERE.
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🤯 Also today, the Astrakhan gas processing plant was likely damaged during the night. NASA satellites detected a fire in the area of the sulphur storage facility and the Enersal granulated sulphur production plant. The plant processes up to 3.2 million tonnes of petroleum products annually and produces a significant portion of sulphur (~3.3–3.5 million tonnes per year), which is used to manufacture explosives in Russia. Publicly available information indicates that the plant has been successfully attacked at least twice. 🔴Reuters reported that after the drone attack on 22 September 2025, the plant completely stopped production of motor fuel due to a fire at a facility with a capacity of about 3 million tonnes per year. According to sources, the enterprise may resume production only in a few weeks or even months. 🔍According to our observations, two locations were affected: 1. A key part of the plant responsible for converting gas condensate and light hydrocarbons into finished fuel and gases. 2. Buildings on the territory of "Production 1", which is also likely to be involved in the main production processes. 🔴In addition, the plant was successfully hit on the night of 3 January this year. According to our data, the combined technological unit for processing stable gas condensate U-1.731 was damaged. This unit is key to the production of motor fuel — petrol and diesel fuel, which are part of the plant's commercial products. Some of the consequences of the attack can be viewed HERE.

Exilenova+

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The UK Parliament has spent countless hours claiming Andrew Tate is a danger to young men. They’ve tried to imprison him on baseless allegations in Romania—refusing to provide his lawyers with the time, place, or even the name of the accuser. They’ve seized over $2 million in “unpaid taxes.” And yet, Tate refuses to stay silent about the chaos and corruption the UK has unleashed on its citizens. Andrew Tate has just announced he’s running for Prime Minister in the next election. His plans will be revealed on tonight’s Emergency Meeting, January 6th, 10 PM Tate Time, exclusively on Rumble.
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The UK Parliament has spent countless hours claiming Andrew Tate is a danger to young men. They’ve tried to imprison him on baseless allegations in Romania—refusing to provide his lawyers with the time, place, or even the name of the accuser. They’ve seized over $2 million in “unpaid taxes.” And yet, Tate refuses to stay silent about the chaos and corruption the UK has unleashed on its citizens. Andrew Tate has just announced he’s running for Prime Minister in the next election. His plans will be revealed on tonight’s Emergency Meeting, January 6th, 10 PM Tate Time, exclusively on Rumble.

Emergency Meeting Highlights

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What if I told you the Ukrainians tried to surrender earlier this week? Let's walk through a bizarre chain of events that we all just watched play out in real time - and which nobody seems to have fully grasped the significance of. Down the rabbit hole.⬇️ On Monday - July 21st, 2025 - the Ukrainian authorities moved against the Ukrainian National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAPO), with the SBU raiding their offices. The next day, the Rada - acting at warp speed on direct orders from Zelensky - passed a law stripping both agencies of their independence and placing them under the supervision of the Ukrainian Prosecutor General's Office. It's important to remember that these agencies, as formerly structured, effectively answer to nobody within the Ukrainian government and have considerable powers to investigate and prosecute "corruption" as broadly defined. They are also objectively terrible at their jobs - NABU does not "pay for itself," only recovering a small fraction of what it receives in funding, and Ukraine has only grown more corrupt under its watch. Any observer of the Ukrainian state is quite familiar with the absolutely industrial level of corruption that its elite habitually indulge in and which the war has made so much worse. So clearly there's something else going on. Simply put, these agencies are quite obviously tools through which Western interests - who fully control them through the usual NGO cutouts and deep state connections - exert direct influence on the Ukrainian authorities. NABU and SAPO exist to investigate the "right" corruption to ensure that Ukraine stays in its lane as a Davos proxy Now for the interesting part. At the exact same time that the Ukrainians moved against these Western-cutout "anticorruption" agencies - Tuesday, July 22nd - the Ukrainians and Russians announced a round of snap negotiations to take place the very next day - Wednesday, July 23rd. Delegates would meet in Istanbul on essentially no notice. Here's where the plan seems to have come apart. When Zelensky moved against them, Davos pulled out its usual playbook and huge mob - orders of magnitude larger than any protest against a government that has turned Ukraine into an open-air prison camp and its war of choice that has killed or maimed a disturbingly large portion of the country's population - descended on the Maidan. The only difference from the usual color revolution fare was the NGOs had learned their lesson from Georgia last year and told their footsoldiers to make crude cardboard signs (to a generally uniform specification) so it would look more authentic and spontaneous. As this was happening an avalanche of condemnation poured in from the Western press, with prominent outlets calling for Zelensky's ouster. Front and back-channel diplomatic messages were doubtless far harsher. Meanwhile in Istanbul on Wednesday - quite possibly because the Russians sensed their counterparts would not be able to keep any agreement they made in the face of the pro-Western mob occupying the Maidan, regardless of what they were offering - the negotiations quickly collapsed. The delegations met for only a little over half an hour and very little was agreed to. The next day - Thursday, July 24th - Zelensky folded and ordered the "anti-corruption" agencies restored to their former positions and authorities. So what are we to make of this? Well, lining these two events up, I think that Zelensky tried to make a play against Davos and NATO, and tried to make an offer to Russia - and his plan failed spectacularly. The Davos Regime exerted maximum pressure to yank him back into line, and the Russians seem to have rejected out of hand whatever his delegation was willing to offer and quite possibly walked out then and there. Left with no options, Zelensky capitulated to his sponsors and restored the status quo ante for their "anticorruption" proxies. The end result to all of this will have been to dramatically weaken Zelensky's position given that he made his move and it not only failed but backfired spectacularly. At this point the credentialed media in the West is openly talking about his departure, and the Russians don't seem to take his government seriously at all as a negotiating partner.
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What if I told you the Ukrainians tried to surrender earlier this week? Let's walk through a bizarre chain of events that we all just watched play out in real time - and which nobody seems to have fully grasped the significance of. Down the rabbit hole.⬇️ On Monday - July 21st, 2025 - the Ukrainian authorities moved against the Ukrainian National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAPO), with the SBU raiding their offices. The next day, the Rada - acting at warp speed on direct orders from Zelensky - passed a law stripping both agencies of their independence and placing them under the supervision of the Ukrainian Prosecutor General's Office. It's important to remember that these agencies, as formerly structured, effectively answer to nobody within the Ukrainian government and have considerable powers to investigate and prosecute "corruption" as broadly defined. They are also objectively terrible at their jobs - NABU does not "pay for itself," only recovering a small fraction of what it receives in funding, and Ukraine has only grown more corrupt under its watch. Any observer of the Ukrainian state is quite familiar with the absolutely industrial level of corruption that its elite habitually indulge in and which the war has made so much worse. So clearly there's something else going on. Simply put, these agencies are quite obviously tools through which Western interests - who fully control them through the usual NGO cutouts and deep state connections - exert direct influence on the Ukrainian authorities. NABU and SAPO exist to investigate the "right" corruption to ensure that Ukraine stays in its lane as a Davos proxy Now for the interesting part. At the exact same time that the Ukrainians moved against these Western-cutout "anticorruption" agencies - Tuesday, July 22nd - the Ukrainians and Russians announced a round of snap negotiations to take place the very next day - Wednesday, July 23rd. Delegates would meet in Istanbul on essentially no notice. Here's where the plan seems to have come apart. When Zelensky moved against them, Davos pulled out its usual playbook and huge mob - orders of magnitude larger than any protest against a government that has turned Ukraine into an open-air prison camp and its war of choice that has killed or maimed a disturbingly large portion of the country's population - descended on the Maidan. The only difference from the usual color revolution fare was the NGOs had learned their lesson from Georgia last year and told their footsoldiers to make crude cardboard signs (to a generally uniform specification) so it would look more authentic and spontaneous. As this was happening an avalanche of condemnation poured in from the Western press, with prominent outlets calling for Zelensky's ouster. Front and back-channel diplomatic messages were doubtless far harsher. Meanwhile in Istanbul on Wednesday - quite possibly because the Russians sensed their counterparts would not be able to keep any agreement they made in the face of the pro-Western mob occupying the Maidan, regardless of what they were offering - the negotiations quickly collapsed. The delegations met for only a little over half an hour and very little was agreed to. The next day - Thursday, July 24th - Zelensky folded and ordered the "anti-corruption" agencies restored to their former positions and authorities. So what are we to make of this? Well, lining these two events up, I think that Zelensky tried to make a play against Davos and NATO, and tried to make an offer to Russia - and his plan failed spectacularly. The Davos Regime exerted maximum pressure to yank him back into line, and the Russians seem to have rejected out of hand whatever his delegation was willing to offer and quite possibly walked out then and there. Left with no options, Zelensky capitulated to his sponsors and restored the status quo ante for their "anticorruption" proxies. The end result to all of this will have been to dramatically weaken Zelensky's position given that he made his move and it not only failed but backfired spectacularly. At this point the credentialed media in the West is openly talking about his departure, and the Russians don't seem to take his government seriously at all as a negotiating partner.

Armchair Warlord

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🇷🇺 Why wasn't the Omsk oil refinery better protected? 😁🔽 “Ukrainian drones reached the Omsk refinery — the largest in the country, accounting for almost 10% of all oil refining. The refinery supplies all of Western Siberia and the Urals. It is reported that FP-1 drones struck a unit with a capacity of 8.4 million tons of oil per year out of the plant’s total capacity of 22 million tons. The Omsk refinery is such an obvious and attractive target that it was bound to be reached sooner or later. And it was. From the Ukrainian border to Omsk is more than 2,500 km. The FP-1 flies at a speed of 140–180 km/h — that is 14–17 hours of flight in a straight line, but the drone most likely had to bypass air defense zones, so it would have taken longer. That means it took off yesterday evening and arrived today during the day. And this is a slow propeller-driven device that could have been detected in advance, its target could have been predicted, and it could have been tracked all the way to Omsk. In that time, mobile groups could have been redeployed, local forces alerted, aviation scrambled. Twenty hours, after all. Why didn’t this happen? Once again, the answer, I think, should be sought not in technology but in the structure of the Russian vertical of power itself. Imagine officials at all levels, from the Kremlin to Omsk. To organize any kind of defense system, someone has to take the initiative: find resources, involve unusual, non-system people who might be able to solve such tasks, although it’s not certain. Coordinate it with a dozen agencies, agree on coordination without calls to Moscow, cover everything with paperwork so as not to later be prosecuted for misuse of funds. And even after all that, there is still a high chance the drone will break through — and then they will have to figure out how exactly it got through and rebuild the defense again. But the main question is — who will be responsible for the first failure? That very initiative-taking official who made the decision himself? He is supposed to be held accountable for the failure. So he will be removed. By the way, until he showed up, everything was calm, Ukrainian drones weren’t arriving, and as soon as he started being active — they started arriving immediately. Maybe he’s an SBU agent, huh? Let’s be honest — would you, in his place, take on defending an oil refinery?” — Russian political blogger Igor Dimitriev Video: Exilenova+
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🇷🇺 Why wasn't the Omsk oil refinery better protected? 😁🔽 “Ukrainian drones reached the Omsk refinery — the largest in the country, accounting for almost 10% of all oil refining. The refinery supplies all of Western Siberia and the Urals. It is reported that FP-1 drones struck a unit with a capacity of 8.4 million tons of oil per year out of the plant’s total capacity of 22 million tons. The Omsk refinery is such an obvious and attractive target that it was bound to be reached sooner or later. And it was. From the Ukrainian border to Omsk is more than 2,500 km. The FP-1 flies at a speed of 140–180 km/h — that is 14–17 hours of flight in a straight line, but the drone most likely had to bypass air defense zones, so it would have taken longer. That means it took off yesterday evening and arrived today during the day. And this is a slow propeller-driven device that could have been detected in advance, its target could have been predicted, and it could have been tracked all the way to Omsk. In that time, mobile groups could have been redeployed, local forces alerted, aviation scrambled. Twenty hours, after all. Why didn’t this happen? Once again, the answer, I think, should be sought not in technology but in the structure of the Russian vertical of power itself. Imagine officials at all levels, from the Kremlin to Omsk. To organize any kind of defense system, someone has to take the initiative: find resources, involve unusual, non-system people who might be able to solve such tasks, although it’s not certain. Coordinate it with a dozen agencies, agree on coordination without calls to Moscow, cover everything with paperwork so as not to later be prosecuted for misuse of funds. And even after all that, there is still a high chance the drone will break through — and then they will have to figure out how exactly it got through and rebuild the defense again. But the main question is — who will be responsible for the first failure? That very initiative-taking official who made the decision himself? He is supposed to be held accountable for the failure. So he will be removed. By the way, until he showed up, everything was calm, Ukrainian drones weren’t arriving, and as soon as he started being active — they started arriving immediately. Maybe he’s an SBU agent, huh? Let’s be honest — would you, in his place, take on defending an oil refinery?” — Russian political blogger Igor Dimitriev Video: Exilenova+

Natalka

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‼️‼️🇺🇦🇷🇺 BREAKING - The Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense carried out a special operation at a Russian military deployment site in Vladivostok. According to Ukrainian media, the operation took place in the village of Shchitova, Primorsky Krai, where the 47th Battalion of the 155th Separate Guards Marine Brigade is stationed. This battalion had taken part in combat operations near Kyiv, Vuhledar, Mariupol, as well as in the Kursk and Pokrovsk directions. Reports also note that the 155th Brigade was known for its particular brutality against local civilians and for executing Ukrainian prisoners. “On Tuesday, at 9 a.m. local time, a powerful explosion occurred in the parking lot of the military unit, followed by another. According to Russian sources, a large number of vehicles, special forces personnel, and helicopters arrived at the site. The area near administrative buildings and parking lots at the entrance to Shchitova village was encircled. Movement was partially blocked, and law enforcement began inspecting all vehicles. The official explanation for the blasts was an ‘incident related to gas equipment.’” According to the source, as a result of Ukraine’s intelligence special operation, there were Russian casualties and wounded. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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‼️‼️🇺🇦🇷🇺 BREAKING - The Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense carried out a special operation at a Russian military deployment site in Vladivostok. According to Ukrainian media, the operation took place in the village of Shchitova, Primorsky Krai, where the 47th Battalion of the 155th Separate Guards Marine Brigade is stationed. This battalion had taken part in combat operations near Kyiv, Vuhledar, Mariupol, as well as in the Kursk and Pokrovsk directions. Reports also note that the 155th Brigade was known for its particular brutality against local civilians and for executing Ukrainian prisoners. “On Tuesday, at 9 a.m. local time, a powerful explosion occurred in the parking lot of the military unit, followed by another. According to Russian sources, a large number of vehicles, special forces personnel, and helicopters arrived at the site. The area near administrative buildings and parking lots at the entrance to Shchitova village was encircled. Movement was partially blocked, and law enforcement began inspecting all vehicles. The official explanation for the blasts was an ‘incident related to gas equipment.’” According to the source, as a result of Ukraine’s intelligence special operation, there were Russian casualties and wounded. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

173,279 views • 11 months ago

‼️🇺🇦🏴‍☠ The RATS of KIEV go at it ! Zelensky starts attacking ex-commander Zaluzhnyi ahead of presidential elections ▪️A campaign targeting ex-commander of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), Zaluzhnyi, who is now an ambassador to Britain, has intensified in the Ukrainian information field. This is seen as the beginning of preparations for early presidential elections, organized at the behest of Zelensky's office. ▪️Materials aimed at forming a negative image of Zaluzhnyi are being spread online: quotes from his new book emphasizing his "tough" stance (specifically, the quote: "I will be the last to leave Kiev. I will definitely not surrender alive in the worst-case scenario"), photos proving his vacation in the Dominican Republic while the country was on the brink of collapse, and an old video where he skeptically assesses the threat of a full-scale Russian invasion in February 2022. ▪️Interestingly, these actions are taking place against the backdrop of public opinion polls that consistently show that in a hypothetical second round of presidential elections, Zaluzhnyi has a high chance of defeating Zelensky.
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‼️🇺🇦🏴‍☠ The RATS of KIEV go at it ! Zelensky starts attacking ex-commander Zaluzhnyi ahead of presidential elections ▪️A campaign targeting ex-commander of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), Zaluzhnyi, who is now an ambassador to Britain, has intensified in the Ukrainian information field. This is seen as the beginning of preparations for early presidential elections, organized at the behest of Zelensky's office. ▪️Materials aimed at forming a negative image of Zaluzhnyi are being spread online: quotes from his new book emphasizing his "tough" stance (specifically, the quote: "I will be the last to leave Kiev. I will definitely not surrender alive in the worst-case scenario"), photos proving his vacation in the Dominican Republic while the country was on the brink of collapse, and an old video where he skeptically assesses the threat of a full-scale Russian invasion in February 2022. ▪️Interestingly, these actions are taking place against the backdrop of public opinion polls that consistently show that in a hypothetical second round of presidential elections, Zaluzhnyi has a high chance of defeating Zelensky.

𝐃𝐚𝐯𝐢𝐝 𝐙 🇷🇺 🇮🇪

15,397 views • 8 months ago

🚨🔥BREAKING: Tembisa Hospital R2 Billion Procurement Scandal Explodes In Court Today, But The Biggest Looter Of Them All, Cyril Ramaphosa’s Nephew Hangwani Morgan Maumela, Mastermind Who Knew and Orchestrated Everything‼️‼️ Special Investigation Unit, investigations have identified Hangwani Morgan Maumela (nephew of President Cyril Ramaphosa) as the head of one of the three major syndicates responsible for looting over R2 billion from Tembisa Hospital. His syndicate alone allegedly siphoned off R820 million through a web of 41 fraudulent companies, rigged tenders, massively inflated prices and “ghost” deliveries of non-existent goods and services between 2019 and 2021‼️ Hospital provincial manager Zacharia Tshisele and Hawks Sergeant Papi Tsie are back in the Pretoria Magistrates Court facing corruption charges‼️ They allegedly tried to bury the investigation with a R100 000 bribe, Tshisele handed over the cash thinking two Hawks officers would kill the probe and turn him into a protected state witness. Instead, the Hawks ran a sting and arrested both. Tshisele has already coughed up R13.5 million of his ill-gotten gains to the Special Investigation Unit. The Special Investigation Unit has already traced R122 million in corrupt payments linked to dodgy tenders at the hospital‼️ 🔥 Babita Deokaran, a senior Gauteng health official and whistleblower, was assassinated on August 23, 2021, in Johannesburg. She was shot multiple times in a targeted ambush outside her home after exposing a R850-million corruption scheme at Tembisa Hospital. While six men were convicted for her murder, the intellectual authors remain unknown. South Africa, this is the level of rot we’re dealing with everyday. Will it ever end ⁉️ 🔥Cyril, you know about your nephew’s criminal activity, you are a bloody disgusting president‼️
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🚨🔥BREAKING: Tembisa Hospital R2 Billion Procurement Scandal Explodes In Court Today, But The Biggest Looter Of Them All, Cyril Ramaphosa’s Nephew Hangwani Morgan Maumela, Mastermind Who Knew and Orchestrated Everything‼️‼️ Special Investigation Unit, investigations have identified Hangwani Morgan Maumela (nephew of President Cyril Ramaphosa) as the head of one of the three major syndicates responsible for looting over R2 billion from Tembisa Hospital. His syndicate alone allegedly siphoned off R820 million through a web of 41 fraudulent companies, rigged tenders, massively inflated prices and “ghost” deliveries of non-existent goods and services between 2019 and 2021‼️ Hospital provincial manager Zacharia Tshisele and Hawks Sergeant Papi Tsie are back in the Pretoria Magistrates Court facing corruption charges‼️ They allegedly tried to bury the investigation with a R100 000 bribe, Tshisele handed over the cash thinking two Hawks officers would kill the probe and turn him into a protected state witness. Instead, the Hawks ran a sting and arrested both. Tshisele has already coughed up R13.5 million of his ill-gotten gains to the Special Investigation Unit. The Special Investigation Unit has already traced R122 million in corrupt payments linked to dodgy tenders at the hospital‼️ 🔥 Babita Deokaran, a senior Gauteng health official and whistleblower, was assassinated on August 23, 2021, in Johannesburg. She was shot multiple times in a targeted ambush outside her home after exposing a R850-million corruption scheme at Tembisa Hospital. While six men were convicted for her murder, the intellectual authors remain unknown. South Africa, this is the level of rot we’re dealing with everyday. Will it ever end ⁉️ 🔥Cyril, you know about your nephew’s criminal activity, you are a bloody disgusting president‼️

RaiZel

90,290 views • 4 months ago

It’s harvest season now, and in Ukraine, it’s an extremely difficult one. This video is from Zaporizhzhia region. Farmers are putting out a fire caused by drone debris. What’s happening with the harvest in Ukraine right now? This year, Ukraine has a good harvest - in some areas, better than expected: around 64 million tonnes of grain, including roughly 23 million tonnes of wheat, 32 million tonnes of corn, and more than 5 million tonnes of barley. Together with oilseeds, the season’s export potential exceeds 50 million tonnes. The problem is harvesting it: Russian forces continue to attack farmers and agricultural machinery. Then there is the challenge of getting the harvest out through the ports of Greater Odesa. Russia is striking them with unprecedented intensity: more than 180 attacks on port infrastructure in the first half of the year, compared with around 150 during all of last year. In a single month, 28 civilian vessels were attacked. As a result, around 90% of shipping operators have suspended port calls; foreign vessels have not entered major ports for weeks; and the largest terminals have halted purchases. The next problem is storage. If the wheat cannot be exported now, grain elevators will be full right through September-November, when the harvest of 32 million tonnes of corn begins. For Ukrainian farmers, this creates a squeeze: domestic prices are falling because there is a surplus of grain with nowhere to go, while global prices are rising at the very same moment. Additional pressure comes from the energy sector: Russian strikes on Ukraine’s power grid and fuel infrastructure are driving up the cost of drying and transporting grain, just as Ukrainian strikes on refineries are doing the same for Russian farmers. This front works both ways. And most importantly - the time horizon. If Ukrainian farmers cannot properly sell their 2026 harvest, they will cut spending on seeds, fertilizer, and fuel for the 2027 harvest, while some farms will reduce the amount of land they cultivate. This year’s logistics crisis becomes next year’s production crisis. The sooner Russia loses its ability to continue its aggression against Ukraine, the sooner markets and global food security will begin to recover.
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It’s harvest season now, and in Ukraine, it’s an extremely difficult one. This video is from Zaporizhzhia region. Farmers are putting out a fire caused by drone debris. What’s happening with the harvest in Ukraine right now? This year, Ukraine has a good harvest - in some areas, better than expected: around 64 million tonnes of grain, including roughly 23 million tonnes of wheat, 32 million tonnes of corn, and more than 5 million tonnes of barley. Together with oilseeds, the season’s export potential exceeds 50 million tonnes. The problem is harvesting it: Russian forces continue to attack farmers and agricultural machinery. Then there is the challenge of getting the harvest out through the ports of Greater Odesa. Russia is striking them with unprecedented intensity: more than 180 attacks on port infrastructure in the first half of the year, compared with around 150 during all of last year. In a single month, 28 civilian vessels were attacked. As a result, around 90% of shipping operators have suspended port calls; foreign vessels have not entered major ports for weeks; and the largest terminals have halted purchases. The next problem is storage. If the wheat cannot be exported now, grain elevators will be full right through September-November, when the harvest of 32 million tonnes of corn begins. For Ukrainian farmers, this creates a squeeze: domestic prices are falling because there is a surplus of grain with nowhere to go, while global prices are rising at the very same moment. Additional pressure comes from the energy sector: Russian strikes on Ukraine’s power grid and fuel infrastructure are driving up the cost of drying and transporting grain, just as Ukrainian strikes on refineries are doing the same for Russian farmers. This front works both ways. And most importantly - the time horizon. If Ukrainian farmers cannot properly sell their 2026 harvest, they will cut spending on seeds, fertilizer, and fuel for the 2027 harvest, while some farms will reduce the amount of land they cultivate. This year’s logistics crisis becomes next year’s production crisis. The sooner Russia loses its ability to continue its aggression against Ukraine, the sooner markets and global food security will begin to recover.

Anton Gerashchenko

97,940 views • 20 days ago