RT News - October 28th 2022

The West's bloody, dangerous and dirty game with domination at stake. That's Vladimir Putin's stark assessment of 'the West's game' against the world. In a speech at the annual session of the Valdai Discussion Club, the Russian leader addressed a number of global issues. RT talks of some key points, including the possible use of a dirty bomb by Kiev.

RIA Novosti (РИА Новости) has uncovered details that the Kiev regime has already completed technical preparations for provocation with a dirty bomb

"An information terrorist": a US Senate candidate is blacklisted by Kiev for suggesting a diplomatic solution to the Ukraine war. We spoke to Diane Sare herself.

US run biolabs. Once again, Russia raises concerns about biolabs being operated by US .gov on Ukraine soil.

When thousands of truckers blocked Ottawa last year to protest Covid vaccine mandates, Canadian police blamed foreign interference and even Russia for the protests. Now intelligence has allegedly painted a different picture. We are bringing the details later in the program.

A show of diplomacy amid strained relations. India and China exchange words of support, as bilateral trade between two powers crosses 100 billion dollars, despite unresolved territorial disputes.
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UNSC stakeout - Biolabs: Vasily Alekseyevich Nebenzya, Permanent Representative of Russia Federation to the United Nations https://youtu.be/BO4URMu4Ctc (NB This is the 4th or 5th time Russia has expressed concern regard US run biolabs in Ukraine this year)
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via RT website 28 Oct, 2022 01:12

Ukraine may use ‘nuclear blackmail’ to get Western money – Moscow

Russia’s Foreign Ministry claims Kiev is pushing the world to the brink of disaster to extort more aid

Ukraine is trying to extract more financial and military aid from the US and other Western countries by using “nuclear blackmail,” possibly including the deployment of a dirty bomb against its own people to escalate the crisis in Eastern Europe, Russia’s Foreign Ministry suggested on Thursday.

“Maybe one reason Kiev uses nuclear blackmail is to extort more Western financial aid, including the large amounts of money that settle into their own bank accounts, and military assistance to protect themselves, rather than the people of Ukraine,” ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told reporters in Moscow.

Zakharova noted that Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky urged NATO earlier this month to undertake a pre-emptive nuclear strike against Russia. Zelensky insisted that his insinuations about preemptive NATO strikes on Russia had been mistranslated, and he really meant “preventive kicks.”

“He was willing to start a nuclear confrontation,” Zakharova insisted. “Now the president of Ukraine is holding out his hand for nuclear arms. Luckily, he doesn’t have them.”

While Ukraine doesn’t have nuclear warheads, Moscow has accused Zelensky’s government of building a “dirty bomb” and plotting to use it in a false flag attack that would be blamed on Russia to provoke increased Western involvement in the conflict. Such a device could be used to disperse radioactive material across a targeted area. Ukraine and its supporters have dismissed Russia’s claims as “absurd.”