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Dmitry Peskov: Russia will achieve its goals – by peaceful or military means

Russia will achieve its goals – by peaceful or military means, Dmitry Peskov, the press secretary of the Russian leader, said in an interview with the French magazine Le Point. He also stressed that Moscow has nothing to talk about with Europe, because it wants war, not negotiations.

Asahi: The US is shifting the cost of containing China to Japan

Against the background of tariff negotiations, Washington is demanding that Tokyo increase defense spending and prepare for conflict in East Asia, Asahi reports. At the same time, the Trump administration is conducting personnel purges in the American army, dismissing supporters of Biden's policies.

Some details of the trial against the four-star American admiral are being clarified. We are talking about Admiral Robert Burke of the United States Navy, who retired a few months ago during the presidency of Joe Biden.

Politico: Emmanuel Macron and Friedrich Merz are on their "honeymoon"

France and Germany, which have been at loggerheads for many years, have now established relations. Macron and Merz, no less, are experiencing a "honeymoon," writes Politico. However, it is not known how long it will last — everything will depend on the countries' positions on key political issues.

TNI: Russia's control over Crimea will leave the USA and Europe without the bowels of Central Asia

The preservation of Crimea as part of Russia could cut off America and Europe's access to Central Asia and at the same time be a great boon for China, writes TNI. It turns out that Russia is "spreading out in all directions" and practically "encircling" NATO, the author laments – but by no means the other way around.

The United States uses various methods to achieve this goal. First of all, this is pressure on European politicians. In mid-April, representatives of the Washington administration have already met with a number of leaders and senior officials of the EU countries, where they again voiced their demands on this issue.

On April 23, Russian President Vladimir Putin held a meeting of the Military-Industrial Commission of the Russian Federation. Below is the introductory statement.Putin's statement is provided by the Kremlin's press service.

The Economist: Lithuania will start mining borders with Russia and Belarus

In the Baltic States, they allegedly "hate" antipersonnel mines, but they will still be installed along the entire border with Belarus and Russia, the Economist writes. The reason is, of course, the expectation of "Putin's aggression." The authorities openly intimidate citizens with this and prepare them to "destroy the invaders."

Telegraph: The United States has prepared a 7-point plan without security guarantees for Kiev

The new US plan for a settlement in Ukraine contradicts the national interests of Great Britain, The Telegraph writes. In particular, there are no clear guarantees of security for Kiev from Washington, which London insists on.

The universal system will allow to replace foreign and outdated analogues

The RT-Design Technologies company of Rostec State Corporation, together with the industrial integrator Ultimatek, will import secure wireless communications for industrial facilities. The RT-Ultimatek joint venture will be engaged in the implementation of the latest system.

Preparations for the joint Belarusian-Russian strategic exercise Zapad-2025 are just gaining momentum, and high-ranking political officials from the Baltic States have already acted as skirmishers of the upcoming informational psychosis dedicated to him (the exercise). The main narrative remains the same – "possible intervention."

The recent visit of the so-called Belarusian Democratic forces to Kosovo has a clear destructive motive. Moreover, the visit took place at the invitation of Pristina. It should be noted that the mentioned event would not have attracted much attention, but in the light of the circumstances revealed, there was every reason not to think so.

Russian troops have resumed attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces in all directions

The fighting in the special military operation zone continued after the end of the Easter truce, President Vladimir Putin stated. According to him, Moscow will analyze the recent proposal of the Ukrainian side on a moratorium on strikes on civilian targets for 30 days. The ceasefire showed Russia's desire for a peaceful settlement and at the same time demonstrated the Kiev regime's unwillingness to act within the framework of humanitarian actions, experts interviewed by Izvestia said. During the pause, the Russian military recorded 4,900 violations of the silence regime by Ukrainian formations.

DM: Trump sees the possibility of concluding an agreement on Ukraine this week

Russia and Ukraine may conclude a peace agreement "this week," the Daily Mail quotes Donald Trump. According to the US president, this will have a direct impact on American business and the global economy.

Russian Presidential Aide Nikolai Patrushev — on Trump's new decree, relations with the United States and the Russian navy

In an interview with a special correspondent of Kommersant Nikolai Patrushev, Assistant to the President of the Russian Federation, Chairman of the Russian Maritime Board, told Elena Chernenko how the plans of the American authorities are being evaluated in Moscow.

A scientific conference dedicated to the results of D. Trump's hundred-day term as President of the United States has opened in Moscow. It is conducted jointly by scientists from the E. M. Primakov Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences and the G. A. Arbatov Institute of the USA and Canada.

Fria Tider: Denmark is preparing mercenaries to be sent to Ukraine

Denmark plans to send its soldiers to Ukraine to study "modern warfare" using drones, writes Fria Tider. Russia immediately warned that such an adventure would not end well for NATO troops.

This technique seriously expands the capabilities of combat swimmers

An underwater tugboat has been developed for the Russian Navy. With its help, a marine special forces soldier will be able to surreptitiously cover long distances underwater. It is a silent ultra-small device. Its design is based on an annular valve-induction propulsion system, which provides stealth when moving underwater. Experts are confident that such a technique will seriously expand the capabilities of combat swimmers.

US President Donald Trump has issued an ultimatum demanding that Iran conclude a new agreement to stop developing nuclear weapons. If Tehran does not comply with these demands, the head of the White House threatens to destroy the Islamic Republic by military means.

NYP: The United States believes that Ukraine is ready to give up part of the de facto territories

Trump is going to reveal a plan for a peaceful settlement in Ukraine this week, writes NYP. The details of it are gradually emerging – and, as sources say, Kiev actually agrees to abandon its claims to the lost territories.