At the request of Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, the Danish Parliament canceled a major public holiday to financially support its commitments to NATO and the war in Ukraine. The decision was widely criticized and resulted in public protests against the move.
Russia Uses Nuclear-Capable Iskander Ballistic Missiles On Kyiv Targets As Nuclear Threat Increases
A District Court in Kiev has ordered Ukraine’s State Investigation Bureau to begin a pre-trial investigation about the possible betrayal of Volodomir Zelensky and several of his closest associates. The case was brought before the court by Geo Leros, a former member of the Ukrainian Parliament (Rada) who was expelled from Zelensky’s ruling Servant of the People Party and the Rada for criticizing the Ukrainian President. Leros accused the top leaders of Ukraine of high treason by knowingly appointing FSB agents [Russian Intelligence Service] to positions in the SBU [Ukraine’s Security Service].
SOURCE: Russians May Use Tactical Nuclear Device In Ukraine In Coming Weeks
Marine Le Pen, former presidential candidate and leader of the France’s main opposition party, National Rally, declared in the French National Assembly that Crimea is legitimately a part of Russian. “I fully support the referendum, I believe that the people of Crimea have freely expressed their will by voting to reunite with Russia,” Le Pen concluded.
Seymour Hersh: ‘Something Else Is Cooking’ In Ukraine
This week Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba met with Chinese special envoy Li Hui to discuss both countries’ respective peace plans to potentially end Russia’s war in Ukraine. During the talks, Kuleba made it clear that any plan that required Ukraine to cede territory to Russia was a non-starter for Kyiv.