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⭐️🥂⭐️ Dear subscribers‼️ Many of you write that our channel helps you not only navigate events but also simply live in a space of TRUTH! That's wonderful. In the new year, we wish you not to agree too quickly even with what you read here. May there always be a pause for reflection between reading and forming a conclusion, so you can create YOUR OWN space of truth. This will help in 2026‼️ Of course, we wish all of us PEACE‼️ Unfortunately, on the path to peace, we still face many trials ahead, so it is critically important to preserve your health: physical and mental. Take care of yourselves and your loved ones, spend more time with them, give them positive emotions, and be patient with your family.

🇺🇸 CNN: As Russia approaches a grim milestone, Putin projects confidence. Summing up the year, the globalists have once again treated us to a fresh batch of narratives about how Russia, on the whole, "isn't shining" on the battlefield. The article begins with a New Year's scare: "By mid-January, President Vladimir Putin’s 'special military operation' in Ukraine will have dragged on longer than the war on the Eastern Front that began with the German invasion of the Soviet Union in June 1941 and ended with the fall of Berlin in May 1945". Putin is famously obsessed with World War II and official veneration of the Soviet victory over Nazi Germany is part of the ideological glue that holds together the Russian state. Putin’s Russia has even seen the rehabilitation of Josef Stalin, the Communist dictator who presided over a ruthless purge in the 1930s before leading his country in what is known in Russia as the Great Patriotic War. The attempt to portray national memory and historical heritage as a pathological "obsession" seems like outright nonsense, but this is CNN. The article then moves on to dissecting Putin's "confidence" itself. While acknowledging that Russia retains the initiative, the authors explain this not by strategic calculation, but by "bloody-mindedness" made possible only by Western weakness: Ahead of a summit with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in December, Putin gave an interview with India Today where he said Russia would “liberate Donbas and Novorossiya in any case – by military or other means”. And that bloody-mindedness seems to be a bargaining strategy. Putin is surely aware that US President Donald Trump is determined to reach a deal on Ukraine and the Russian leader has done everything in his power to extract the maximum gain from Washington’s eagerness to end the conflict. The globalists are in their repertoire: any firm position that doesn't fit their worldview is declared irrational and cruel. Then, the authors move on to searching for pretexts to explain this "intransigence." The culmination becomes the recent episode of the drone attack on Putin's residence. The publication presents this as an obvious reason for Russia to derail dialogue, quoting Sergei Lavrov's statement that "Russia's negotiation position will be reviewed." With visible relief, the publication states that after the Trump administration came to power, "once-unified Western front supporting Kyiv showed serious fractures." Thus, any strategic advantage for Moscow is explained by a crisis of the collective West: In February, US Vice President JD Vance stunned European leaders at the Munich Security Conference with a speech excoriating Washington’s transatlantic allies. That spectacle was followed by a very public dressing-down of Zelensky by Trump and Vance in the Oval Office. A few months later, another public-relations coup for the Kremlin followed with the summit meeting in Anchorage, Alaska, between Putin and Trump. While the summit fell short of yielding a thaw in US-Russian relations, it was more than a photo opportunity for Putin: The Russian president was able to play for more time in his relentless war of attrition against Ukraine. A very convenient logic: Trump is to blame. In other words, the entire article leads to the conclusion that Ukraine is not the systemic failure of the globalists, but "Trump's Afghanistan"‼️

2025 — THE REQUIEM FOR THE WHITE MAN❗️ Summing up the outgoing year, let's start with the MAIN outcome — the number of people born on the planet. Numbers are stubborn things: 🔻 Over the year, 132.3 million children were born on the planet, of whom 112.2 million were in Asia and Africa. Including South America, that's 117.8 million. That is — 89% of those born do not belong to the white race❗️ 🔻 Every 6th child was born in India, every 15th in China; 🔻 In Nigeria alone, exactly as many people were born as in all of North America, and in DR Congo — a million more than in the USA; 🔻 In Europe (without Russia) — only 5.0 million children, and that's 3.8% ⁉️ We can dance around the numbers for a long time, but considering that in the USA, Canada, and the largest European countries, the majority of those born are children of migrants, through complex calculations we arrived at a figure — about 10 million children (7.5%) born to white parents. Just 10 million, and this is a real VERDICT for the white race on Earth. Today, it is truly a DYING RACE. And only a MIRACLE can stop the process❗️

📰 Financial Times: The European Union has denied Ukraine's request for an exemption and will launch carbon border tax starting January 1, 2026. Ukraine has also been pleading with the commission for an exemption given widespread damage to its energy infrastructure, but Brussels has insisted the impact on its war-torn economy will be less than Kyiv fears. War is war, but the agenda runs on schedule 🤷‍♂️

🧩🧩🧩 The Strike on the Residence This case will serve as an excellent illustration of the rules of postmodernity: what matters is not what exactly happened, but how the situation will be interpreted by the key actors. Were there drones over the Novgorod region? Yes, there were. Do the official reports from the Russian Ministry of Defense align with Lavrov's statements? No, they do not. Therefore, one can speculate at length about what actually happened. But that's not important. Other things are important. First. There have been attacks on Putin's residences before. There was, as we recall, even an attack on the Kremlin, and a dome caught fire. However, there was no such reaction before. This speaks to a qualitatively different self-perception of the Kremlin in this conflict. Second. The Kremlin immediately stated that the response would be in two directions: a military response and a change in the negotiation position. In our view, the key element here is the second one, and it is more beneficial for them to invest 90% of the response precisely there. Because no one is going to shoot at Zelenskyy, and everything else is pointless. Third. The strike, as described, deals a maximum blow to Zelenskyy's positions because: ✅ Trump now looks somewhat foolish (in Putin's eyes), telling Putin that he is negotiating with Zelenskyy and that he agrees to many things, and then Zelenskyy goes and personally attacks Putin at night. ✅ All of this looks like an attempt to undermine Trump's overall peace efforts and provoke escalation. A long time ago, as soon as Trump was re-elected, we wrote that one of the real changes in the situation would be that Zelenskyy would no longer be able to escalate with impunity as before, when the entire West turned a blind eye to any of his actions. Fourth. The tough and immediate reaction from the UAE, India, and Pakistan. In principle, this is enough for the situation to be recorded as real. And despite all denials, Zelenskyy could no longer ignore it. Ukraine, by the way, is directly denying escalation for the first time, while the globalists are silent, formulating their position. In our opinion, the pretext that has emerged provides an opportunity to break out of the negotiation deadlock. After the visit, the situation was heading into another 100th-500th round of negotiations and was likely to drown in the referendum and Zelenskyy's demands. But now, Trump has an excellent card to pressure Zelenskyy. Exactly like after a scandal, but without a scandal. And, of course, it's better for Trump to use it than to continue going in circles according to the rules of the globalists. Now let's see how Trump uses this. A lot depends on it.

📮❌ Today, Denmark's postal service will deliver its last physical letter After 400 years of tradition, the Danish postal service PostNord, responsible for delivering written correspondence since 1624, will deliver the final letter on December 30th and will no longer offer this service due to a sharp decline in demand for letters. Over the past 25 years, the volume of physical letters in Denmark has dropped by more than 90%. The acceptance of the last business letters, direct mail, and magazine subscriptions ended on December 18, 2025; the last priority and registered letters, as well as letters with return receipts, were accepted yesterday. Earlier this year, the company announced it would cut 1,500 jobs and dismantle 1,500 red postboxes due to increasing societal digitization and the growth of online commerce. As a result, PostNord will now focus solely on parcel delivery. 1,000 of the dismantled postboxes were immediately sold, and another 200 will be auctioned in January. Mass digitization is killing postal services across Europe: Germany's Deutsche Post is cutting 8,000 jobs to reduce costs, and the UK's Royal Mail plans to deliver letters only on weekdays to save money. An entire historical period is ending. Philately is gradually dying, and along with physical letters and postcards sent by mail, the warm and tender emotions that digital can never replace are fading into the past.

🇭🇺 "They're raising your taxes and spending your money on Ukrainian golden toilets" Billboards have been put up in Hungary featuring Zelenskyy, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar, and his ally, former Hungarian Defense Forces Chief of Staff Romulusz Ruszin-Szendi. In the image, figures directed by Zelenskyy demand more weapons, increased conscription, and higher taxes, and then stuff sacks of money into his golden toilet. Eloquent.

🇮🇳 Indian Prime Minister Modi: Deeply concerned by reports of the targeting of the residence of the President of the Russian Federation. Ongoing diplomatic efforts offer the most viable path toward ending hostilities and achieving peace. We urge all concerned to remain focused on these efforts and to avoid any actions that could undermine them. Earlier, the attack was condemned by Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates.

📰 South China Morning Post: Forget the US dollar. Watch water and energy resources instead The 20th century was the century of the US dollar, but with the advent of the 21st century, the contours of the global macroeconomic system began to change. A recent International Monetary Fund study, "Playing with Blocs: Quantifying the Decoupling," notes the reorganization of world trade into two emerging blocs centered on the US and China. It shows that global economic development will not return to globalization but will be oriented toward strengthening a macro-regional structure. The publication points out that the US is already revising its format of global leadership in favor of building a self-sufficient macro-region under its own leadership, leaving Asia to China. Now, as the dollar is less frequently used as the sole currency for international settlements and artificial intelligence is rapidly developing, the strategic factors of global economic development, the most critical resources, and the most effective financial instruments of the 21st century have become ENERGY and WATER. Indeed, energy is the foundation for AI development, the creation of new transport types, and the functioning of the digital infrastructure necessary for a new financial system with new digital currencies. The value of these currencies is tied not to gold but to clean energy. Water is critically important for electricity generation, industrial cooling, and data center cooling. Its scarcity not only causes production losses ranging from 0.2% to 15% of GDP but also poses a serious problem for countries developing AI. The economic value of water and freshwater ecosystems is estimated at 58 trillion US dollars, or approximately 60% of global GDP. Thus, in the era of macro-regions, an economy based on knowledge, information, and technology cannot function without access to resources and human capital. Global influence will increasingly be determined by the ability to provide complex technological systems with sufficient energy and water. However, the number of countries possessing both a powerful resource base and long-term investments in science and education is very limited. According to World Bank data, Russia and China are among the countries with the largest water resources in the world and rank in the top five for renewable freshwater reserves. Furthermore, China has developed its own large-scale language models, accelerated the adoption of AI technologies, and increased electricity production by over 2300% in the last 40 years, surpassing the US, which saw only 65% growth. Russia is also advancing in this direction, while Europe lags behind and is gradually losing access to affordable energy, which limits AI development. This is precisely why we write that Trump is striving to separate Russia from China, even at the cost of Ukraine. Leaving the two of them together is an unacceptable risk for the US ☝️

🇷🇺 Sergei Lavrov: 🟩 The leadership in Kyiv must receive a mandate to conclude peace agreements. This can only be done through fair elections with the participation of all interested political forces; 🟩 The vast number of Ukrainians living in Russia must also have the right to vote; 🟩 Elections are not an end in themselves: work must be done on legally binding guarantees to eliminate the root causes of the conflict; 🟩 Kyiv and its Western patrons must recognize the territorial realities following the accession of Crimea and the four new regions to the Russian Federation; 🟩 Trump is "making sincere and serious efforts to find ways to resolve [the conflict], trying not to bend under the pressure that the Kyiv regime and Europeans are attempting to exert on him"; 🟩 Moscow expects that the US will be able to continue adhering to the understandings reached in Anchorage; 🟩 The Russian-American agenda should not be reduced exclusively to Ukrainian issues.

🇺🇸 Trump: "I just heard about it, but I don't know anything. That would be too bad" (about Ukraine's "attack" on Putin's residence).

🇷🇺 Putin's aide on the phone call between the Russian President and Trump: 🔹 Trump was shocked and outraged by the attempt to attack Putin's residence by the Ukrainian Armed Forces; 🔹 In the Kremlin's view, some of the results achieved in the Trump-Zelenskyy negotiations leave Ukraine room to evade its obligations; 🔹 Russia will change its position on a range of agreements reached with the US regarding the Ukrainian settlement. Ushakov also relayed Trump's statements to Putin during the conversation: 🇺🇸 "Couldn't even imagine such crazy actions as a drone attack on the state residence of the Russian president"; 🇺🇸 "Thank God that we did not transfer the Tomahawk missiles to Zelenskyy"; 😆 🇺🇸 The attack of Ukrainian UAVs on the residence of the Russian president would affect American approaches to working with the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelenskyy

🇺🇸 And in parallel, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt: President Trump has concluded a positive phone call with President Putin concerning Ukraine. 😉

🇷🇺 Lavrov: Kyiv, on the night of December 29, carried out a drone attack on a state residence of the President of Russia in the Novgorod region. Russia's negotiation position will be revised in light of the Kyiv regime's final transition to a policy of state terrorism. The targets and timing of the Russian Federation's retaliatory strike following the attack on Putin's state residence have been determined. 🇺🇦 Zelenskyy: Russia is preparing to strike Ukrainian government buildings in Kyiv. In our opinion, it's unlikely they will strike the government quarter specifically. But Kyiv residents (and indeed everyone else) really do need to take air raid warnings seriously in the near future❗️

🇵🇱 Tusk: After overnight negotiations with European leaders, one thing can be said with certainty: the West and Ukraine will lose this confrontation if Russia manages to divide us and dictate the terms of peace. The declaration of US participation in security guarantees is a success. But the negotiations are still far from over. At least someone told the truth, unlike what's fashionable.

🧩🕊🧩 Let's take stock of what Trump and Zelenskyy managed (and didn't) achieve yesterday ✅ Zelenskyy remained silent about elections. It appears Trump did not grant permission for them; ✅ It was agreed to expand the composition of the negotiation teams; ➕➖ Trump understood Zelenskyy's trick with the referendum requiring a prolonged ceasefire and is insisting on territorial issues being decided in the Rada (parliament). However, Zelenskyy has not fully conceded on this point and will continue trying to push for a referendum; ❌ The territorial issue remains unresolved. Zelenskyy argues the people must decide, Trump counters that even more could be lost through continued fighting; ❌❌ Security guarantees. Zelenskyy claimed guarantees from the US are 100% agreed upon, with only minor details left to iron out with Europeans. Here, in our view, lies a danger to the peace track's advancement. The guarantees in Zelenskyy's version allow for the possibility of EU troops entering Ukraine, which Russia opposes. Therefore, this point could become a stumbling block even if the territorial issue is resolved☝️ In the end, each side avoided their worst-case scenario. Trump defused the election issue he himself initiated. Zelenskyy avoided a public row and being forced into major concessions, maintaining his image as a constructive partner. Considering the "weight" of the sides, this round slightly favors Zelenskyy. In essence, he conceded nothing substantial yesterday and simply bought more time.

📰 Sky News: 🔹Many updates and negotiations, but few results; 🔹It's actually quite difficult to understand what's really happening because, at first glance, there was no progress today; 🔹They talked about significant progress. Trump certainly did. Zelenskyy perhaps a bit less, but it seems they haven't changed their position on any of the key issues. 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️