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Russia's State Duma passed a landmark crypto law regulating circulation and digital rights, establishing state-supervised channels for cross-border trade. While recognizing digital assets as property, the law maintains the ruble as the sole legal currency domestically.
Mr. Jeremy states the West misunderstands the Russia-Ukraine war, incorrectly believing Russia is losing or its economy collapsing. He argues the West has failed to grasp Russia's existential motivation and strategic approach.
Mr. Jeremy outlines Russia's five-phase Ukraine strategy, starting with a limited "special military operation" for diplomacy, not invasion, given insufficient troops. This shifted to a withdrawal to the Surovikin defensive line after initial diplomatic efforts failed.
From late 2023, Russian strategy involved attritional defense and offensive attrition, aimed at wearing down Ukrainian forces while increasing Russian industrial capacity.
Russia's strategic objective in the war is to preserve its security by demilitarizing Ukraine and securing buffer zones like Novorossiya.
Mr. Jeremy asserts that warnings regarding NATO expansion, coming from Russia itself and strategic thinkers like George Kennan (1996) and John Mearsheimer (2014), were ignored by the West.
Tucker Carlson questions the West's motive for war with Russia; Mr. Jeremy attributes Western operations to a shifting political narrative, not military strategy. A 2018 RAND study, "Extending Russia," suggested initial objectives aimed to break up Russia.
Mr. Jeremy outlines a scenario where Russia preemptively attacks European drone and missile factories in Britain, France, and Germany in September using hypersonic missiles. This "scenario not a forecast" aims to provoke thought on escalation risks.
Mr. Jeremy speculates the Iran conflict could end due to the Strait of Hormuz closure's impact on US midterms and the global economy, with potential China-Russia mediation. The Russia-Ukraine war might conclude by year-end if Europe's economic crisis makes funding unsustainable.
Mr. Jeremy believes Vladimir Putin is an "extremely strategic" leader, deserving respect, who relies on the Russian general staff. He expects Putin, despite domestic pressure, to hold his nerve and respond to Western aggression in a measured, escalating way.
Mr. Jeremy argues a nuclear response from Britain or France to a conventional attack would be "national suicide" given Russia's ~5,500 nuclear weapons compared to Britain's ~200. He sees such a suicidal call as unlikely.
Krystal states Ukraine's attacks have idled over half of Russia's oil refinery capacity, impacting global diesel supply as Russia is the world's second-largest exporter. This further strains an already redlined global economy.
John Brennan on MSNBC dismissed the president's claims as 'sloppy,' alleging some released documents showed Russian interference aimed at hurting Joe Biden. China's Foreign Ministry called the president's allegations 'pure fabrication.'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed drone strikes on logistics facilities in Russia's Moscow and Tambov regions supplied components for drone production. The governor of Tambov reported 7 deaths and over 20 injuries from a Wildberries warehouse strike.
China formed a UN-backed AI cooperation organization with 29 countries, including Russia, Belarus, Serbia, Cuba, Brazil, Venezuela, and others across Africa and Asia.
He argues Western governments are moving towards war with Russia, driven by a ruling elite's greed for profit, and notes Germany seeks 5% of GDP for a war fund.
Waters states 20 million Russians died saving the planet from Nazis, framing current hostility as a betrayal of that sacrifice and a move against civilized people.
Treasury sanctioned individuals in Russia and Italy plus Vanguard Tactical Supply Limited for helping Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps acquire weapons.