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  1. Moscow will not engage in an arms race with the EU, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov has said. He was speaking after Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk urged the bloc to ramp up its military spending. Speaking to reporters on Thursday, Peskov said it was regrettable to hear such statements. “They will not win against us because we will not play with them; we will be busy ensuring our own interests,” he said. - RT
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  2. ODESSA on FIRE: Russia Buried Thirty FRENCH Army Officers ALIVE under the Rubble of SANATORIUM At the same time, it is important to note that, unlike French President Emmanuel Macron, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is still striving to maintain restraint and be as diplomatic as possible in his statements regarding the situation in Ukraine and the potential deployment of a European military contingent to this Eastern European country. As for the French president, it seems that the insults he received from Vladimir Putin in Africa, Ukraine, and on the international stage have led to the fact that Emanuel Macron's mental state has significantly shaken. - BORZZIKMAN
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  3. Moscow interprets Macron’s address as a commitment to prolonged animosity towards Russia, according to Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, who described the remarks as “extremely confrontational” and misrepresenting the causes of the ongoing tensions between Russia and the West. Moscow has called the expansion of NATO in Europe since the 1990s a serious national security risk. While Russian President Vladimir Putin did not directly respond to Macron’s speech, he alluded to Napoleon’s failed invasion of Russia on Thursday, remarking that “some people still can’t get over it.” - RT
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  4. In an address to the nation on Wednesday, the French leader called Russia a “threat to France and Europe,” and announced that he is considering expanding France’s nuclear umbrella to cover other EU member states. In response, Moscow accused Macron of having aggressive intentions against Russia. Macron wants to “defeat Russia” and calls it a threat for this very reason, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said on Thursday. Moscow considers Macron’s statement about widening France’s nuclear umbrella to be a “threat,” he added. Regarding China’s position on nuclear disarmament, Peskov said it remains to be seen, as Moscow and Beijing have not yet discussed it. Trump is “getting too far ahead of himself” with the idea of total nuclear disarmament, Mikhail Ulyanov, Russia’s permanent representative to international organizations in Vienna, told Russia 24 TV on Thursday. The destruction of all nuclear arsenals is “off the table at the moment,” he said, adding that “certain reductions, some control measures would be… understandable.” In January, the US announced the deployment of upgraded nuclear bombs in its bases in Europe. According to media reports, the Pentagon also plans to station nuclear weapons in the UK. Moscow has repeatedly urged all nations to act responsibly when it comes to nuclear weapons as there can be no winners in a nuclear war. - RT
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  5. MILITARY TUBE TODAY – Air raid alerts have been issued across Ukraine following a major missile strikes, launched by the Russian Armed Forces, targeting Ukrainian gas and military infrastructure on a large scale. Footage circulated online on March 7, 2025, showing missile flights on the morning of March 7, launching Kalibr missiles by Russian Navy ships from the Black Sea, and an unknown several of Tu-95 strategic missile carriers of the Russian Aerospace Forces departing from Murmansk with Kh-101 missiles involved. Images and videos showed a small number of cruise missiles flying towards their designated targets, among others are Kharkov Region, Ternopil, Poltava, Sumy, with the worst-hit area being Myrhorod, where more than 10 explosions were reported at the Ukrainian Air Force airbase, sources reported. Footage from Kharkov showed the aftermath, thick smoke billowing from energy facilities and gas infrastructure while Kiev-based sources complained and expressed concern. Meanwhile, verification of details through Ukrainian news sources that are less credible for accuracy, reported that in Kharkov there was also the arrival of ballistic missiles on infrastructure and residential buildings with a number of dead or injured. In addition to critical infrastructure buildings and residential buildings, 10 garages and five cars were burned, the Kharkov regional prosecutor's office said. Also, in Ternopil near Polish border, the power of the explosion by Kalibr missile, launched from the crew of the Black Sea submarine, where the gas compressor station in Velyka Berezovitsa was hit. Eyewitnesses reported that oxygen was sucked everywhere, the main gas pipeline was depressurized, and a leak was recorded. The metering point and distribution unit were damaged by fire, which also occurred in an area of 200 m², which led to the interruption of gas supplies to strategic facilities. This is believed to be the first significant attack on Ukraine since the US stopped sharing early warning data with them from two waves of missile launches, which in total, more than 35 missiles were fired including involving drones. The targeting of energy and military infrastructure, apparently aimed at weakening the operational capacity and morale of the Ukrainian military. However, so far there has been no official confirmation from Moscow regarding the reports of the strikes.
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