Areas
Wednesday 3 March 2021
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"It is indeed impossible to recognize the annexation of Crimea, and nobody is talking about the annexation of Crimea, because it never happened.”
The United Nations has dismissed an invalid referendum and called on Russia to end its occupation of the peninsula. -
“Animal market in Bangkok could be the place that brought corona to Wuhan”
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"[W]e should thank our Ukrainian colleagues, who have been saddling and mercilessly exploiting the role of victim of so-called Russian aggression for about seven years."
Russia’s incitement of aggression in Eastern Ukraine and involvement in the ongoing conflict are based on abundant evidence. -
"To use false arguments against honorable citizens in reaction to the frustration of a group of member states of the European Union for the manifest ineffectiveness of their actions to force a change of government by force in Venezuela is nothing more than another reckless decision … "
Newly imposed EU sanctions on Venezuelan government officials are based on credible accusations of human rights violations, not “false arguments.” -
“…U.S. intelligence and security agencies declared that the hack was ‘likely Russian in origin.’ This echoed evidence-free mainstream media claims as well as their own language in ‘assessments’ out the 2016 election."
Although the SolarWinds hack remains under investigation, Western media have reported evidence implicating Russia. -
“People tired of [a] tough decade had hopes for the so-called Rose Revolution, as a result, instead of an imaginary development, we ended up with a ruined economy in a hopeless state.”
By many measures, Georgia’s Rose Revolution in 2003 led to mostly positive effects on the country, a former Soviet republic. -
"[T]he new variant of coronavirus is more dangerous for children and young people. In the past two days, we have recorded deaths among infants under a year old with extensive lung damage.”
Experts confirm the U.K. variant B.1.1.7 is more dangerous; however, more study is needed to verify risks for children. -
“We have 20 years of evidence against Leopoldo Lopez for all of his crimes, conspiracies and his fascism.”
Human rights groups and a case study by Columbia University say claims that opposition politician Leopoldo Lopez incited violent protests are bogus. -
“Iran rejects the ‘suspicious rumors’ circulating about the rocket attack that targeted a U.S. airbase in Erbil and condemns ‘suspicious attempts’ to link the incident to the Islamic Republic.”
Iraqi and Kurdish security sources say a proxy group for Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps was behind a deadly rocket attack in Erbil. -
“... the Russian Defense Ministry announced that Jabhat al-Nusra terrorists carried out 35 attacks in the de-escalation zone in Idlib … terrorist organizations … are preparing to stage a new false flag chemical attack with the aim of accusing the Syrian Arab Army.”
There’s been no credible proof of “false flag” chemical attack in Syria, but the Assad regime is credibly accused of several hundred real chemical attacks. -
“The United Kingdom will be one of the first countries to end the COVID-19 epidemic, and due to herd immunity. The most infectious strain of the virus has already immunized over 60% of the population.”
Terra provided no evidence for the 60 percent immunity claim. The UK coronavirus variant to which he referred is believed to be more infectious and deadly than the original form of COVID-19. -
“There was no political motive; it had nothing to do with protests.”
Russian schools have been trying to dissuade young people from protests for years.