BerlinGermany's Health Minister Karl Lauterbach (SPD) is planning Corona vaccinations for Ukrainian refugees. Ukrainians will be escaping a war zone just to face another hurdle to their well-being.
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The imaginary city of Tarkov continues to hold the line
LondonThe British TV channel BBC reported that the city from the game "Escape from Tarkov" continues to hold the line.
Where is President Zelensky?
KievInformation from Ukrainian sources state that Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky was given an ultimatum from the Kremlin on February 23 at 21:00, in which the President of Ukraine was given 5 hours to decide on the recognition of Crimea and the LDNR within its borders. The office of the President of Ukraine informed the US State Department and the British Embassy about the ultimatum but was instructed not to accept any ultimatums.
Poland opens border after South Africa complains about their treatment of blacks
PretoriaThere is a very diverse crowd on the German-Polish border currently trying to take advantage of the war situation. Do they really all come from Ukraine?
Ukraine dipping bullets in lard – to be used against Muslims
After it became known that around 10 000 Chechen soldiers, all Muslims, would take part in the demilitarization of Ukraine and after several of these troops fought battles, a notable counterattack came: Ukrainian soldiers are now dipping bullets in lard.
German public broadcaster leaves Ukraine coverage to Open Society
BerlinEspecially in times of war, it would be important to get the most reliable and factual information possible, but, "the first casualty of war is always the truth", as US Senator Hiram Johnson stated in 1914. Today, German public broadcaster ARD in particular relies almost exclusively on "experts" from the Open Society Network in its reporting, which is financed by George Soros to the tune of 32 billion dollars.
Military build-up on NATO’s eastern flank
Compared to the figures before the start of the Russian operation in Ukraine, the NATO reinforcement group in Eastern and South-Eastern Europe (which does not include the national forces of the host countries) has been increased by 9930 people, 44 fighters and about 40 helicopters.
Board member of major German health insurer fired after revelations about jab side effects
MunichFWM reported this week that a major German health insurer revealed that the number of side effects from the Covid-19 vaccines has been vastly underreported. BKK ProVita board member Andreas Schöfbeck spoke of an "alarming signal" and called for more research. But his honesty came with a hefty price tag.
Ukraine supplies 90 percent of US semiconductor-grade neon
WashingtonUkraine's willingness to engage in a war with Washington's blessing, has industry analysts worried that the conflict could impact the global chip industry and exacerbate current chip shortages. The US government has warned that the global chip supply chain remained weak.
US Colonel: ‘We are urging Ukrainians to die needlessly’
WashingtonIn an interview with Fox News, a retired US colonel close to Trump said the fighting in Ukraine was all but over. The Russians' goal was a neutral state, and Russia should be granted that.
The imaginary city of Tarkov continues to hold the line
LondonThe British TV channel BBC reported that the city from the game "Escape from Tarkov" continues to hold the line.
Where is President Zelensky?
KievInformation from Ukrainian sources state that Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky was given an ultimatum from the Kremlin on February 23 at 21:00, in which the President of Ukraine was given 5 hours to decide on the recognition of Crimea and the LDNR within its borders. The office of the President of Ukraine informed the US State Department and the British Embassy about the ultimatum but was instructed not to accept any ultimatums.
Poland opens border after South Africa complains about their treatment of blacks
PretoriaThere is a very diverse crowd on the German-Polish border currently trying to take advantage of the war situation. Do they really all come from Ukraine?
Ukraine dipping bullets in lard – to be used against Muslims
After it became known that around 10 000 Chechen soldiers, all Muslims, would take part in the demilitarization of Ukraine and after several of these troops fought battles, a notable counterattack came: Ukrainian soldiers are now dipping bullets in lard.
German public broadcaster leaves Ukraine coverage to Open Society
BerlinEspecially in times of war, it would be important to get the most reliable and factual information possible, but, "the first casualty of war is always the truth", as US Senator Hiram Johnson stated in 1914. Today, German public broadcaster ARD in particular relies almost exclusively on "experts" from the Open Society Network in its reporting, which is financed by George Soros to the tune of 32 billion dollars.
Military build-up on NATO’s eastern flank
Compared to the figures before the start of the Russian operation in Ukraine, the NATO reinforcement group in Eastern and South-Eastern Europe (which does not include the national forces of the host countries) has been increased by 9930 people, 44 fighters and about 40 helicopters.
Board member of major German health insurer fired after revelations about jab side effects
MunichFWM reported this week that a major German health insurer revealed that the number of side effects from the Covid-19 vaccines has been vastly underreported. BKK ProVita board member Andreas Schöfbeck spoke of an "alarming signal" and called for more research. But his honesty came with a hefty price tag.
Ukraine supplies 90 percent of US semiconductor-grade neon
WashingtonUkraine's willingness to engage in a war with Washington's blessing, has industry analysts worried that the conflict could impact the global chip industry and exacerbate current chip shortages. The US government has warned that the global chip supply chain remained weak.
US Colonel: ‘We are urging Ukrainians to die needlessly’
WashingtonIn an interview with Fox News, a retired US colonel close to Trump said the fighting in Ukraine was all but over. The Russians' goal was a neutral state, and Russia should be granted that.
