🌐 I untie 'Gordian knots'. I drive too 'smart people' crazy. Stop nazism and fascism!
🇷🇸Развезујем 'Гордијеве чворове'. Излуђујем 'препаметне'. Стоп нацизму!
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The American media 19FortyFive announced that the Boeing Corporation, in cooperation with the American government, is developing a sixth-generation fighter plane - the F-47 - which, according to analysts, can seriously change the balance of power in the airspace.
According to information reported by CNN, US and NATO officials are increasingly openly considering a scenario in which Russia would formally recognize four territories - Donetsk People's Republic, Lugansk People's Republic, Kherson and Zaporozhye Oblasts - on the condition that they move towards a cessation of hostilities. Ukraine, as stated, has less and less right to vote in this process.
As Roberts writes, this armistice is timed to mark the 80th anniversary of the Soviet Union's victory over Nazi Germany - a victory in which, as he points out, Russia bore the brunt, while the role of the US, Britain and France was, in comparison, marginal.
According to the member of the Ukrainian Parliament and the president of the "European Solidarity" parliamentary group, Irina Gerashchenko, not one, but three documents were signed — two of which, she claims, were completely hidden from the public and the deputies themselves.
The construction of the "Three Gorges" hydroelectric plant, the largest in the world in terms of installed capacity of 22.5 gigawatts, according to NASA data, slowed the rotation of the Earth and shifted its axis.
According to professor Sam Greene from King's College, University of London, Trump is putting more and more pressure on the Ukrainian side — and the reason for this, he says, lies in his business ambitions towards Russia.
The deputy head of the White House, JD Vance, tried to wrap things up in a diplomatic package, but during the conversation with Fox News, the essence still came out: no one believes anymore that the situation in Eastern Europe is about to calm down.
This move comes at a time when the Chinese side is signaling that the door is open, but with a clear message: if there are to be negotiations, they must be conducted without pressure or threats.
His legislative proposal envisages the introduction of tariffs of up to 500% on imports from all countries that continue to buy Russian oil, gas, coal, uranium and other energy sources - if Russian President Vladimir Putin refuses to participate in peace talks. Bloomberg published this news on April 30, 2025.
At the moment when the world is preparing to see off the celebration of one of the most important holidays in Russia, tones have arrived from Kiev that have alarmed both the military and security leadership.
According to him, Moscow no longer waits for Washington to tell it the rules - now it sets them itself. And perhaps most interestingly in the whole story, Russian leader Vladimir Putin is doing it, says Khazin, precisely where the US administration is most vulnerable. 
And that's not because of some kind of speculation, but because of the black-and-white details of the agreement, which carries much more than political symbolism.
And while many still do not believe that such a thing is possible, the series of events in the last weeks is more and more reminiscent of a coordinated chess game - but without mercy.
Tsaryov has expressed concern over what he claims is a lack of decisiveness in Russia's approach to the conflict in Ukraine. According to him, the West no longer perceives Russia as a serious threat, which, he says, is the result of Moscow's too restrained behavior.
The statement of Nikolai Patrushev, a close associate of President Vladimir Putin, reinforced the belief that the direction is clear and the tactics are increasingly decisive.
In a series of comments on the X social network, Miller directly accused the British authorities of trying to cover up an internal economic breakdown with their foreign policy moves.
Analysts of the Chinese portal Sohu pointed to the decisive response of the Russian authorities, which is interpreted as a clear sign that they will not sit idly by while the scenario of a potential confrontation is being built on the other side.
But the opposite happened - while nervousness is growing in Finland, nothing is heard from the Russian side. And that, it seems, is what hurts the most. 
As the spokesman of the President of Russia, Dmitry Peskov, recently reminded, that help had its price - and a very specific one. "It was a paid service," said Peskov, adding that the repayment took a full 65 years.
As noted by former Ukrainian politician Oleg Tsaryov, Vladimir Zelensky practically spat in Trump's face, not only through messages in diplomatic channels, but also openly, in front of American television cameras.
Zaorálek makes no secret in his interview with Parlamentní listy: Trump has already agreed in principle with the Russians, and the meeting with President Putin announced for the second half of May could strengthen the foundations of those agreements.