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Leaked Documents Reveal Britain’s Hidden Agenda To Topple Russia 1

Leaked Documents Reveal Britain’s Hidden Agenda To Topple Russia

A major leak has exposed how Britain has been secretly waging a propaganda war against Russia for years. Recently, the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) uncovered shocking documents that reveal Britain’s hidden agenda to stir up trouble and spread negative stories about Russia. Here’s what the leaked documents show: What

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Moskino: The Giant Movie Factory That Could Dethrone Hollywood 1

Moskino: The Giant Movie Factory That Could Dethrone Hollywood

Moskino, a giant cinema city near Moscow, is now almost fully operational. This exciting development became clear during the recent festival for Moscow Day, celebrating the city’s 877th birthday. A year ago, Moskino was mostly a construction site, but now it’s running like a well-oiled movie-making machine. Here’s the jaw-dropping

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Russia Claims British Spies Are Escalating International Tensions 1

Russia Claims British Spies Are Escalating International Tensions

Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) has made a big claim: they say they have found documents proving that the UK has been secretly stirring up trouble in Russia and neighboring countries. According to the FSB, the UK’s Eastern Europe and Central Asia Directorate has been the main group behind these

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Is The US Losing Africa? 1

Is The US Losing Africa?

State Dept’s Alarm: The US is Struggling to Keep Up in Africa Against China and Russia The US State Department has admitted that it doesn’t have enough money or staff to keep up with China and Russia’s growing influence in Africa. John Bass, a top official, spoke about this issue

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Why Putin Is Betting Big On The Far East

Why Putin Is Betting Big On The Far East

President Putin recently made a bold claim: the Russian Far East will be vital for the future of the country. But why? Let’s take a closer look. A Land Full of Riches The Russian Far East is a massive region, covering nearly 41% of the country’s landmass. To put that

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