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“The remaining armored vehicles, numbering 74 units, were actually expropriated by the Czech side for subsequent transfer to the combat zone in Ukraine.”
Morocco did not protest any seizure of its tanks, nor did it confirm such expropriation even happened, and the Czech Republic denied taking the tanks without consent. -
“On 12 April, ABC News fed its audience with another propaganda story borrowed from BBC.”
Far from being a piece of propaganda and disinformation, the BBC cited the Human Rights Watch report that said both Russia and Ukraine have used landmines in Kharkiv region. -
“[R]approchement with NATO is fraught with the loss of sovereignty, and the unrestrained expansion of the alliance is nothing more than a continuation of the neo-colonial traditions of the West."
NATO is a voluntary military defense alliance, not a neo-colonial system, membership does not affect a country’s sovereignty. -
“We have no doubt that the United States, under the guise of ensuring global biosafety, conducted dual-use research, including the creation of biological weapons components in the immediate vicinity of the Russian borders.”
Like many of Moscow’s other false claims to justify invading Ukraine, accusations that the U.S. conducted a bioweapons program on Russia’s borders are baseless. -
The Biden administration has terminated a U.S. oil contractor’s license to operate in Syria and says U.S. troops are there only to fight the Islamic State.
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“Another Orthodox church burned down in Ukraine. This time a cruel fate befell a church of the canonical UOC in the village of Novopoltavka. The footage shows people watching in horror at the burning church, which was set on fire by either security forces or dissenters.”
The video shared by Russia’s Embassy in London actually shows a church burning in Russia 10 years ago, not in Ukraine. -
“…so far, we have not seen evidence of the so-called ‘massacre in Bucha’ - lists of names of those killed, the circumstances and dates of their death, the conclusions of forensic experts."
The Bucha massacre is the well-documented and investigated mass murder of Ukrainian civilians and prisoners of war by Russian forces. -
“The current regime in Kyiv and its masters in the capitals of Western nations seek not only to ban, but to physically destroy canonical Orthodoxy in the territory of Ukraine.”
Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine, and use of religion to justify it, are the real culprits in fueling the Russia-Ukraine church schism. -
“Chairman of the U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee confirmed: only 20% of U.S. aid to Ukraine flows to Kyiv, 60% of it is received by the United States itself.”
The U.S. withdrew billions of dollars’ worth of weaponry from its stockpile to be sent to Ukraine; Congress appropriated money to buy new equipment to replenish that stockpile. -
“Today, the lack of reaction from the White House, Downing Street, Elysee Palace, etc., given their ostensible concern for journalists’ wellbeing, is self-revelatory.”
Before becoming a Kremlin propagandist and pro-war military blogger, Maxim Fomin, aka Vladlen Tatarsky, was a convicted bank robber and fought in Russia’s war against Ukraine. -
"The fact 'upon accomplishing the provisions of the State of Emergency, free and fair multiparty democratic elections will be held in line with the 2008 Constitution, and further work will be undertaken to hand over State responsibilities to the winning party in accordance with democratic standards' is clearly stated as the last point of the Five-Point Road Map of the government."
Systematic violence against civilians, banning, imprisoning the opposition, is no path toward democratic elections. -
We cannot cooperate with the ICC considering the very serious questions about their jurisdiction and about what we consider to be interference and practically attacks on the sovereignty of the Republic.”
The International Criminal Court still has jurisdiction to investigate alleged crimes against humanity committed during the time Philippines was a party to the treaty that established the court.