Maria Zakharova spotlighted the March 14 attack on Donetsk, when the Ukrainian military fired a Tochka-U rocket with cluster munition into the city center, killing more than 20 people and wounding 37 others

MOSCOW, March 17. /TASS/. The West is turning a blind eye to Ukraine’s atrocities against civilians in Donbass, Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said at a briefing on Thursday. "Once again we see sheer apathy from the West. They zealously ignored and remained silent over yet another atrocity by their Ukrainian subordinates. As if nothing had happened. As if there was no mass slaughter of civilians," she stressed.

AWIP (03/16/22): ВС Украины атаковали Донецк ракетой «Точка-У»

So the question is, who is whispering into the ears of Biden, Trudeau, Macron, Johnson, Zelensky and the other frontmen for the global Great Reset? I don’t have all the answers but I do believe we can narrow some of this down. Trudeau is definitely tied in tightly with Klaus Schwab (check here, here and here). Schwab brags that he has infiltrated half of Trudeau’s cabinet with graduates of his school for Young Global Leaders. Biden, sources tell me, is listening to Obama. French President Emmanuel Macron is advised by Jacques Attali (research him yourself and you will be astounded). Boris Johnson in the UK is tied to the British Royal Family, which are huge advocates for the Great Reset. I doubt anyone can get elected prime minister in the UK without the support of “the family.” But what about Klaus Schwab himself? As founder and executive director of the World Economic Forum, we know Schwab has direct access to the Canadian and U.S. governments (he likely goes through Obama to get to Biden), as well as leaders throughout the E.U., Australia and New Zealand. But who advises Schwab? Now we have the answer.

Those topics are: 1. The basics of abductive reasoning. 2. The situation in Kharkov, Ukraine. 3. The Russian attack in Western Ukraine. 4. The current state of the Zelensky regime. 5. Saudi Arabia begins to de-dollarize, which is an existential crisis for the United States.

A Russian Strike Kills Foreign Fighters in Ukraine | Lviv, Ukraine—A Russian air strike on a military base in the far west of Ukraine on Sunday was Moscow’s closest attack yet to NATO territory. The International Peacekeeping and Security Center, near the town of Novoyavorivsk, is only 12 miles from the Polish border, and was hosting up to 1,000 foreign fighters, who had crossed the border to fight in the newly formed Ukrainian Foreign Legion. According to Ukrainian officials, at least 35 people were killed in the strike and some 134 were wounded. The Russian government says that, in fact, it killed 180 foreign fighters. “The destruction of foreign mercenaries who arrived on the territory of Ukraine will continue,” a representative of the Russian Defense Ministry said in a statement online.

Yavorov military base obliterated | On 13 March 2022, the Russian army leveled the Yavorov military training camp (photo) in Western Ukraine, the largest one in Europe. It was built by the Soviets to carry out simulation exercises for a combat formation deployment and a tank division attack; they ultimately bestowed it to Ukraine. NATO used it for eight years to train soldiers of the Ukrainian Territorial Defense, that is to say the Banderites (Bandera followers or “neo-Nazis,” according to Russian terminology). Since the beginning of the conflict, the camp had become the hub for the supply of men and equipment to the Ukrainian army. A gigantic delivery, on 12 March, had just taken place from Poland and Romania. According to the Russian army, at least 180 foreign mercenaries were killed, which the Ukrainian government unconvincingly denied. This case illustrates that:

➡ Contrary to NATO’s repeated claims, NATO soldiers have been present in Ukraine for eight years. Innumerable photos can be found on the internet attesting to this fact.
➡ The weapons destroyed were probably worth several hundred million dollars. They were donated by the European Union and the United States.

For years, Russia has been calling on Western nations to investigate cases of human rights abuse, illegal killings, and war crimes committed by the Ukrainian authorities that came to power after the 2014 coup. Moscow pointed out that many of them were committed by neo-Nazis against Russians or Russian-speaking people. Here is what Vladimir Putin meant by Russia’s Special DeNazification Operation in Ukraine. On February 24, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the commencement of a special operation to safeguard the Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics (DPR and LPR), describing the objectives as “demilitarizing and denazification” of Ukraine. Subsequently, his spokesperson clarified that “denazification” refers to Russia’s intention to cleanse Ukraine of neo-Nazis, their followers, and their ideas. After the West-backed coup in Ukraine in 2014, Moscow has regularly cautioned foreign countries about neo-Nazis assuming leadership of the country. Western countries, on the other hand, opted to disregard the Kiev regime’s human rights atrocities. What exactly were these offences?

The United States will send Ukraine 100 killer drones as part of the Biden administration’s massive military aid package, Texas Rep. Mike McCaul, the top Republican on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, told POLITICO.

The revelation comes after US President Joe Biden announced the new $800 million in military aid to Ukraine, following a virtual address by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to the US Congress. “The United States and our allies and partners are fully committed to surging weapons of assistance to the Ukrainians, and more will be coming as we source additional stocks of equipment that we’re ready to transfer,” Biden said on Wednesday.

Anti-Bellum: Biden in 1998: I was suggesting we bomb Belgrade, destroy all bridges on the Drina + HERE

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) published a report recommending an increased focus on scanning the social media accounts of its employees in order to detect “extremism.”

A policewoman in Swedish has been placed under internal investigation for having a portrait of Putin as a screensaver on her computer at the police station. | The policewoman's loyalty is also being questioned by colleagues, who consider her a security risk. According to the newspaper Expressen, they are refusing to work with her after she said that Russia was not waging a “war” in Ukraine, referring to the ongoing special operation to demilitarise the country, and ventured that what is being said about it in the Swedish media was “fake”. When questioned by Expressen, she emphasised that she has friends and relatives on both sides of the Ukrainian conflict.