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  1. President Vladimir Putin has praised Russian diplomats for defending the nation’s interests in a challenging international environment, and expressed confidence that they will continue their efforts to oppose neo-Nazism and Russophobia. In a letter marking Diplomatic Workers’ Day on Monday, he highlighted the Foreign Ministry’s efforts to counter attempts to distort historical facts, especially as Russia celebrates the 80th anniversary of the Soviet Union’s victory over Nazi Germany this year. Putin expressed confidence that Russian diplomats will “continue their active efforts in opposing any attempts to falsify history, manifestations of neo-Nazism, Russophobia, and other forms of discrimination based on ethnic or religious grounds.” He praised the diplomatic corps for their unwavering commitment to protecting Russia’s interests, while also strengthening ties with countries of the “global majority.” The president highlighted Russia’s role in building a just multipolar world order based on mutual respect, international law, and the “principles of equal and indivisible security.” - RT
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  2. Putin SHOCKED The WEST with His Tough Decision: There Will Be No Concessions For The US and UKRAINE So, a few minutes ago, the Ukrainian TG channels were forced to admit that on February 9, Ukrainian troops lost another strategically important settlement, this time northwest of the city of 'Artemovsk'. In particular, we are talking about the urban-type settlement of 'Orekhovo-Vasilevka'. - BORZZIKMAN
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  3. Russia will consider any foreign military forces deployed to Ukraine without the approval of the UN Security Council legitimate targets, Vassily Nebenzia, Moscow’s ambassador to the UN, has warned. In an interview to RIA Novosti on Monday, Nebenzia weighed in on what he called “bizarre” rumors about the possible deployment of a peacekeeping contingent to Ukraine, suggesting that the speculation stemmed from general “fatigue” from the crisis. “’Peacekeepers’ cannot operate without a mandate from the UN Security Council. Otherwise, any foreign military contingents sent into the combat zone will be regarded as ordinary combatants under international law and a legitimate military target for our armed forces,” the envoy stressed. Russia is a permanent member of the UN Security Council, meaning it can veto any resolution to send foreign troops to Ukraine. - RT
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  4. The Russian Defense Ministry has showcased a first-person view (FPV) strike against a Ukrainian infantry fighting vehicle in a video released on Monday. The footage shows the interception of the moving military vehicle from several angles, including the robotic aircraft’s perspective. The kamikaze drone targeted a vulnerable section of the vehicle, circumventing the anti-drone shield that protected it from above. Additional segments filmed from a distance captured a powerful explosion, depicted through thermal imaging and visible light. The armored vehicle was left a charred wreck, with only the lower chassis remaining relatively intact. - RT
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  5. Z CAN'T MAKE DECISIONS ON HIS OWN — Prepares for talks with Trump's team, ahead of Munich Security Conference. Trump has also paused any peace plan suggestions, until envoy to Ukraine — retired General Kellogg — has the opportunity to pick brains of NATO countries at the Security Conference this week. But let's face it - there's not going to be a high caliber of brains present. You're on your own, Kellogg - Intel Republic
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  6. "MOVE 1.9M INTO SPECIAL DEVELOPMENT ZONE": Trump says Palestinians would have no right of return to Gaza, under plan to take over the territory — "Because they’re going to have much better housing." This is not a hotel location, this is Palestinian homeland he's talking about... - Intel Republic
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  7. US President Donald Trump has reiterated his plans to take control of Gaza, saying he intends to enlist other Middle Eastern countries to help rebuild it. Speaking to reporters on board Air Force One on Sunday, Trump called the enclave a “big real estate site,” which needs to be “reclaimed, leveled out, fixed up” for future development. “I’m committed to buying and owning Gaza… We’re going to bring stability to the… totally war-torn, part of the Middle East. And we’ll own it,” Trump told reporters on Sunday. He doubled down on his idea to relocate Palestinians from the enclave, claiming that it would be done for their own good. While Israel applauded Trump’s initiative to take control of Gaza, other key regional players and many global powers are strongly opposed. Countries including Jordan, Saudi Arabia, France, Spain, Ireland, Germany, Iran, and Brazil voiced their opposition to any forced displacement of Palestinians. Australia, Russia, China and several others stressed the need for a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine to end the hostilities for good, and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned that Trump’s plans could make the situation worse, calling them a “form of ethnic cleansing.” Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan also rejected Trump’s plan, saying Israel should pay for the damage to Gaza. He estimated the cost of the enclave’s reconstruction at 100 billion. - RT
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