Chinese Minister of Foreign Affairs spokesperson Lin Jian slammed the comments made by Utah Governor Spencer Cox, who claimed that Chinese and Russian chatbots were attempting to "instil misinformation and encourage violence" following the shooting of activist Charlie Kirk on Wednesday. "We firmly oppose some American politicians who frequently use China as an excuse and firmly oppose the spread of false information to slander and smear China," the spokesperson emphasised.

"...yep. Leaves the U.S wide open"...She's got the mentality of a soldier
The United States is moving to cut vital defence funding for European countries bordering Russia, including the Baltics and Poland. The Pentagon’s plan, backed by President Donald Trump, would slash key programmes that provide weapons, training, and intelligence support. The move has alarmed NATO allies and sparked outrage among U.S. lawmakers, who warn it weakens deterrence against Moscow.

"And so does Babylon. I don't get buying Russian oil then providing weapons to ANOTHER country to fight the ppl you buy the oil from...Wait..Wait..Let me think"Peter Navarro has targeted India once again for its oil trade with Russia. Speaking to reporters, he claimed that New Delhi uses US dollars to buy Russian oil and those profits are allegedly used by Moscow to bomb Ukraine. Navarro said he has immense respect from Prime Minister Narendra Modi, but his trade relationship with Russian President Vladimir Puti

Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt briefs the media. US tariffs of 50% on goods from India took effect on Wednesday as Donald Trump sought to punish Delhi for buying Russian oil and weapons. The tariffs – among the highest in the world – include a 25% penalty for transactions with Russia that are a key source of funds for its war in Ukraine.

Russia strikes 511 BILLION in oil in the Antarctic

On Thursday, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Yermak said on social media platform X that the Russian Armed Forces had attacked the factory of "the largest American electronics manufacturer in the westernmost region of our country, causing serious damage and human casualties."

Russian President Vladimir Putin strikes a defiant tone. In an address, Putin delivered a pointed jab at Western powers, flaunting Russia’s continuing global partnerships with 'friendly countries' like China, India and even Turkey. Putin lashed out at “unfriendly elites” in Western nations, blaming Kyiv for starting the conflict back in 2014, insisting Russia is trying to end it. The Russian leader also highlighted growing cooperation with China, India, Bangladesh, Turkey, and even some NATO and EU members — pointing to ongoing nuclear fuel supplies and joint projects.

esented to Trump by Zelensky and the EU reveals the truth about the so-called 'peace' negotiations over the Ukraine conflict. Russia's victory in Ukraine has sparked panic in the West as the neocons desperately to rebrand moves that cross Putin's red line, and the consequences could be catastrophic.