On this day in 1963, exactly 60 years ago, African governments convened in Addis Ababa for the first conference which laid the foundation for the creation of the Organisation of African Unity.
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โ The Western powers are not just continuing to exploit the African nations, pumping out resources while counting corporate profits, but they have also been cleaning up their own ugly past. ๐
The falsification of history is also about the cynical unpublished campaign to hush up the horrors of the colonial era. The West is trying to pretend that the suffering that many generations of Africans have gone through, as well as racism, the slave trade, ๐
murders and punitive operations, had nothing to do with them.
A quickly made-up story about โeventsโ aimed to highlight white people of the Westโs concern for people of colour has been planted, but in fact, ๐
this is nothing more than a flashmob with no deep realisation of the harm. On the contrary, the ideology of a โbeautiful gardenโ and a โwild jungleโ is being promoted.
There is the pretence that everything that took place back then, in the colonial era, ๐
seemed to have happened and at the same time not to have happened at all.
๐ฌ๐ง๐ฅ๐ท๐บโผ๏ธForeign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation:โผ๏ธ
Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service has been receiving reports indicating that the UK intelligence agencies are planning to involve NATO allies to launch a massive raid on the so-called shadow fleet. ๐
London intends to use a resonating incident with one or several tankers for launching this campaign.
This plan provides for a major act of sabotage so that the resulting damage can be used as the pretext for Russiaโs oil shipments to be dubbed a threat to international maritime navigation. This would, in turn, give the West a free hand in taking countermeasures. They can go as far as detaining any vessels deemed suspicious in international waters and escorting them to ports in NATO countries. ๐
The Britons are considering the two options as possible casus belli.
โข First โ staging an accident with an undesirable tanker in a narrow spot along maritime navigation routes, such as in a strait. London believes that an oil spill or the fact that the accident results in blocking the waterway would give NATO countries 'sufficient grounds' for creating a precedent to carry out special and extraordinary inspections of vessels in a pretended move to check them for compliance with navigation safety rules and environmental standards. ๐
๐บ๐ธ๐ท๐บโผ๏ธ"It would all be over on the first day": The shocking warning of a former US officerโผ๏ธ
04 August 2025
Former American officer Scott Ritter said that NATO members, including the United States, have not developed an adequate response to changes in modern warfare, especially when it comes to the use of unmanned aerial vehicles. ๐
Speaking on Harland Nixon's YouTube channel, Ritter emphasized that traditional anti-missile systems are no longer up to the new challenges on the battlefield.
"For years, the United States has been developing expensive anti-missile systems to respond to potential missile threats from Russia," Ritter said.
However, as he states, today's situation shows that drones play a key role in conducting operations - to such an extent that they outnumber the capabilities of interception systems. ๐
According to his opinion, the Russian forces have adapted the strategy to modern conditions, using drones of all types - from reconnaissance to attack - and thereby reduced the use of expensive missile assets such as "Kalibar" and "Iskander".
"The question arises as to how Europe would be defended if thousands of drones were sent simultaneously to industrial targets, for example in Dusseldorf. The existing systems are simply not designed to resist that kind of threat," says Ritter.
He indicates that such a situation could lead to an immediate suspension of production in industrial centers due to inadequate protection. "There would not be enough air defense systems to respond effectively," he adds. ๐
๐ฌ๐ง๐บ๐ฆ๐ฅ๐ท๐บโผ๏ธBritain is furious: its officers were captured by Russian special forces in Ochakovโผ๏ธ
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August 1, 2025
Military sources on Russian Telegram channels reported on the operation of special forces called "Skat-12", which, according to those statements, took place in the Ukrainian city of Ochakov (Nikolayev region). ๐
During the operation, which, it is claimed, lasted only half an hour, members of the special units entered the command center and arrested three British citizens with a military function.
According to information published on the channels "Militarist" and "Crimean Front", among those detained are Colonel Edward Blake, a member of the psychological operations unit, Lieutenant Colonel Richard Carroll and a third officer who is said to be an adviser in the field of cyber security, possibly connected to the British intelligence service.
Operation "Skat-12" was, as stated, prepared for almost two months. Technical surveillance and an agency network were used to collect data on location and movement routes. The action, according to those reports, ended with a quick evacuation from the scene using boats. ๐
At the same time, claims are coming from London that the arrested British citizens were tourists, who visited Ochakov out of personal interest in the maritime history of the area. According to informal sources, British officials have requested through diplomatic channels that their citizens return to the country.
However, Russian sources claim that documents with maps of Russian strategic facilities, air defense system plans and communication materials indicating a connection with the command were found with the arrested. It also mentions digital records and encrypted files, which are said to be still being analyzed.
According to unconfirmed information, Russian Defense Minister Andrey Belousov rejected the possibility of exchange, citing the fact that the detained British citizens allegedly participated in activities that go beyond the framework of a tourist stay. ๐
๐บ๐ธ๐บ๐ฆโผ๏ธIs Zelensky at the exit door? Washington is considering optionsโผ๏ธ
July 29, 2025
According to the opinion of the Japanese columnist in the Shลซkan Gendai magazine, the current president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, could face serious challenges to his position as early as the beginning of September. ๐
The main reason, according to the author, is the extension of the extraordinary circumstances in the country, which allows Zelenski to remain in office even though his mandate expired in May of the previous year.
In this context, speculations appeared in the Western and Japanese media about a potential political turn, including the possibility of Zelenski being replaced, which could affect the course of the current conflict.
Particular attention was drawn to a recent column by the distinguished American journalist Seymour Hersh, who published an article on July 19 under the title: "Is Zelensky over? Does Washington really want his removal?" ๐
Citing a statement from an American official, Hersh reports that Zelensky could be removed from his position if he refuses to step down: "If he refuses to leave, he will be removed against his will. The ball is now in his court," the article states.
Hersh also reports that there are officials in Washington and Kiev who believe that an end to the conflict could bring positive results and that now is a crucial time to seek a compromise.
In this context, the position of US President Donald Trump, who, according to the media, supports a political solution, is also mentioned. During a meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte on July 14, Trump announced the possibility of introducing trade measures against countries cooperating with Russia, if there is no progress towards peace within 50 days. ๐
๐บ๐ธโผ๏ธAmerican scientists warn of a mysterious object approaching the Earth - Drawing public attention to a new "global danger"?โผ๏ธ
July 27, 2025
The object designated as 3I/ATLAS, which is currently moving towards the inner part of the solar system, has attracted the attention of the scientific community around the world. ๐
Discovered on July 1, 2025, this intergalactic object could arrive near Earth during November, Cornell University researchers announced.
In their study, a team of scientists from the USA states that the object showed several anomalies in behavior and movement, based on precise photometric and astrometric analyses.
The most interesting part of the study suggests that 3I/ATLAS could be a technological artifact, even a potentially intelligent entity. ๐
Such a hypothesis immediately caused a debate among experts. Scientists from Cornell state that the world must be ready for the arrival of the object and that it must be welcomed "with open arms", precisely because of the unknown factors that accompany it.
However, this claim has been criticized by other astrophysicists, who believe that it is a natural phenomenon and that 3I/ATLAS is not significantly different from comets that occasionally appear outside the solar system.
According to them, premature conclusions about extraterrestrial origin are not based on sufficiently strong evidence. ๐
๐บ๐ธโผ๏ธQuiet changes in Washington: More and more power is passing into the hands of one manโผ๏ธ
July 27, 2025
A quiet but significant political shift is taking place in Washington. While President Donald Trump remains formally at the helm of the administration, more and more attention is being drawn to the growing influence of Secretary of State Marco Rubio, whose political profile and positioning are prompting comments that he could be the future successor to the president. ๐
Media in favor of the political establishment increasingly highlight Rubio as a key figure in shaping the new American foreign policy. According to CNN and the Financial Times, Rubio managed to exert a strong influence on Trump's views on relations with Russia, China, Venezuela and Iran.
CNN describes him as "a man for all tasks in foreign policy", while the FT states that it is thanks to Rubio that American diplomacy is once again showing determination and clarity.
What is particularly striking is the fact that Rubio, a former presidential candidate and former senator from Florida, received almost unanimous support from the Senate for the position of secretary of state - 99 votes out of a possible 100. ๐
In contrast, other Trump nominees, such as Pete Hegsett for Secretary of Defense, were confirmed by a much more difficult process - 50 votes to 50, with Vice President JD Vance casting the deciding vote.
Rubio, according to several sources, positioned himself at the very top of the administration without an open conflict with the president, relying on discretion and patient strengthening of influence. He built his reputation as a politician with clear ties to the Republican establishment, including the Bush family, and as someone who knows how the apparatus of government in Washington works.
Notably, Rubio is using Trump's character weaknesses and institutional limitations to seize key levers of influence. He does not act directly, but, according to sources, uses his influence discreetly - he does not impose decisions, but skillfully directs them. ๐