De-Branded News They Dont Want You To See

A Pentagon job advert for an adviser to Ukraine's Defense ministry shows the long-time US policy of controlling Ukraine's affairs, with Washington now pushing Kiev away from peace talks with Russia. Saudi Arabia confirms it could 'very quickly' start investing in Iran following a breakthrough after a Chinese-brokered agreement of restoring diplomatic relations between the states. We continue our special coverage of the grim legacy left by the disastrous US-led war in Iraq twenty years since then-US President George W Bush's ultimatum to Saddam Hussein, to give up power or face war.

Foreign journalists risk lives and careers for revelatory Donbass reports. In 2014, Vittorio-Nicola Rangeroni, a journalist from Italy, was visiting Kiev. He wanted to explore the ancient city sights, but witnessed a coup d'état instead. Surprisingly, the way Italian media described the unfolding events had nothing in common with what Vittorio had seen in Ukraine. The brutal suppression of dissent, the murder of Donbass civilians by their own government — Western media reported none of this. That is why in 2015 Vittorio went to Lugansk and became a war correspondent himself. The journalist believes people in the West should have an opportunity to learn the true story behind this conflict. Vittorio is not the only one — journalists from the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany and Finland go to the most dangerous zones of Donbass every day. They collect locals’ stories and videos to withstand powerful propaganda in their home countries. What motivates them to risk their lives reporting from the cities shelled by the Ukrainian army?

Report by Redacted's Dan Cohen about Ukraine's transformation into a non state by digitization of everything over several years before the Russian invasion and how it is being used as a test ground for such technologies that should be of concern to everyone who does not want to be denied their lives if they dare to disagree with those in charge of the state i.e. those in other Countries running things at Amazon, Microsoft and the Pentagon. Don't say you weren't warned. This is more important than parochial matters when they can be silenced too.

What they don't want you knowing about

CrossTalking with Lionel, Scott Ritter, and John Kavulich

Heinz-Christian Strache, Former Vice-Chancellor of Austria I cut out the bits that don't have English over them to streamline what is being said & because it is not a multi-ligual project course just a discussion.

Observe & listen to what is actually happening rather than the usual lies

Vladimir Putin gives an emotional speech during a ceremony beginning the accession of the two Donbass republics and the Zaporozhye and Kherson regions into Russia. A big event is being held on Red Square in central Moscow, to mark the occasion. Ukraine asks for accelerated NATO membership. But the Alliance's chief says the main goal of the body is not Kiev's accession. Damage to the Nord Stream gas pipelines appears to have been caused by direct attacks from Western powers. That's the claim of the Russian president, who accused the West of sabotaging Europe's energy infrastructure.

At least 30 Refugees killed by Ukrainian shelling. Teacher killed by shrapnell in technical college. New footage of a leak in the damaged Nord Stream pipeline system emerges, as a former Polish foreign minister thanks Washington, hinting that the US sabotaged the Russian gas supply route. 'Yes' on joining Russia: that's how the referendums in the independent Donbass republics and two breakaway Ukrainian regions ended with the vast majority of votes in favor. Our correspondent in Donetsk reports on Ukraine's relentless shelling of the city center, the morning after local residents voted in favor of joining Russia. A major hotel, a school and a residential building were struck in the latest attack. Germany's opposition leader is forced to backtrack on his statement that Ukrainian refugees are basically welfare tourists, after it sparked outrage in Berlin's national parliament.

A fourth leak in the Nord Stream pipelines is reportedly found by the Swedish coast guard. That's as Moscow opens an international terrorism probe into a suspected attack on the Russian-German gas transit route. Local officials say 6 people are wounded in Ukrainian shelling of Kherson. The attack comes after an overwhelming majority of people there voted in favor of joining Russia. Drought-hit Kenya suffers, as locals blame an EU ban on essential Russian fertilizers for aggravating a serious famine, leaving millions facing starvation.

Our crew is caught in a missile strike alleged by Ukrainian forces on their hotel in Kherson. There are reports of at least two deaths with victims still trapped under rubble with fears of a second strike. As the voting enters its third day in the Donbass, Zaporozhye and Kherson regions we continue our special coverage of the ongoing referendums on whether to join Russia and hear from locals on the ground. Over a thousand international observers are also working at the referendum in the republics with some noting the high level of organization and enthusiasm of many voters. In a UN General Assembly session, Russia's foreign minister says Moscow s security proposals were 'arrogantly' rejected by the West.

Our crew is among the first to visit the embattled Zaporozhye nuclear power plant as the IAEA says intensive shelling of Europe's largest facility prompts the need for an immediate mission to the site. Russia speaks at a UN Security Council meeting, accusing Western powers of covering up Ukrainian military attacks on the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant. Your YouTube post might be deleted if it includes news coverage about Ukrainian military attacks on civilians. That's according to reportedly leaked content rules recently issued by Google. The US pledges support for the training of police in Colombia, on how to abide by human rights standards. Meanwhile, US authorities investigate a violent arrest by Arkansas police officers, caught on camera, beating a suspect they were detaining.

Authorities state at least three civilians have been killed after the city of Donetsk came under Ukrainian shelling on Tuesday, with the city's administration building and residential areas hit. Russia's foreign minister condemns the killing of journalist Darya Dugina - stating those found guilty will be shown no mercy. That's as Moscow says it will raise the 'car-bomb-assassination' at a UN Security Council meeting. Arrests are made in Latvia, as people make a last ditch effort to save a memorial to soviet soldiers who battled Nazi forces in World War Two.

The UN calls for an urgent investigation into the death of Russian journalist Darya Dugina, as Moscow releases evidence that she was killed by someone working for Ukrainian special forces. The EU plans to host special military training camps for the Ukrainian armed forces, as the bloc gets increasingly involved in the conflict. India seeks to curb the dominance of US big tech companies, suspecting them of conducting illegal, monopolistic business practices. Pakistan's ruling elite appears to take a page out of the US playbook on how to beat a political opponent, as ousted premier Imran Khan faces arrest, censorship and criminal charges, much like former US President Donald Trump.

Russia says the Ukrainian secret services were behind the killing of Darya Dugina, the daughter of Russian philosopher Alexander Dugin. Footage of the prime suspect has been released. As Imran Khan's followers continue to rally in his support in Pakistan the country's former Prime Minister is granted protective bail by a high court in Islamabad, after police file terror charges against him. But with the court-ruling expiring on Thursday - he still faces arrest. Local officials report two people have been killed and 16 injured - with three more missing - after the Ukrainian army shells a bridge in the Kherson region. A nearby village is also hit by debris.

Nuclear disaster threatens the continent as the Ukrainian military shells Europe's biggest nuclear power plant. That's according to Russia's envoy to the UN. The EU foreign policy chief says politics are about "applying double standards" as the bloc discusses a ban on visas for Russians. The US President comes in for criticism after claiming the country's inflation rate is at "zero" percent despite statistics showing it's at a 40-year record high.

The Russian Investigative committee accuses Kiev of shelling a hospital in the center of Donetsk, leaving at least 10 people injured including a child. Eight people are killed, including a 5-year-old child, and more than 50 are injured in Israeli strikes on the Gaza Strip. That's according to the territory's health ministry. The Islamic Jihad group in Palestine - who Israel say they targeted - has threatened to attack Tel Aviv in response. Turkey's president expresses hope his country can open new pages in bilateral relations with Moscow while Vladimir Putin says Europe should thank Ankara for a flow of 'uninterrupted gas' from Russia. That's as the two leaders wrap up key talks in Sochi. Beijing severs communication with Washington in a wide range of military and civilian areas, as China ramps-up retaliation for Nancy Pelosi’s controversial trip to Taiwan.

Israeli-Palestinian violence escalates after Tel Aviv hits Gaza killing 10 - including the leader of the Islamic Jihad group. Palestinian militants reportedly launch more than 100 rockets at Israel in response. The Russian Investigative committee accuses Kiev of shelling a hospital in the center of Donetsk, leaving several people injured - including a child. Russia and China call on the US to reduce its nuclear deployments and stop expanding its military infrastructure abroad, saying it poses a threat to international peace and security. Africans slam comments by the US Ambassador to the United Nations who warned nations could be held responsible if they trade in US-sanctioned commodities such as Russian oil.