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@POLITICOEurope Russian Envoy Kirill Dmitriev has clarified that this report is fake. If it was true, it would have severely damaged and eroded Russia’s credibility. x.com/kadmitriev/sta…

Moscow proposed a quid pro quo to the US under which the Kremlin would stop sharing intelligence information with Iran - such as the precise coordinates of US military assets in the Middle East - if the US ceased supplying Ukraine with intel about Russia. politico.eu/article/putin-…

@annmarie I have deleted my earlier tweet. Russian Envoy Kirill Dmitriev has clarified that this report is fake. x.com/kadmitriev/sta…

Politico EU: Moscow proposed a quid pro quo to the U.S. under which the Kremlin would stop sharing intelligence information with Iran, such as the precise coordinates of U.S. military assets in the Middle East, if Washington ceased supplying Ukraine with intel about Russia. Two people familiar with the U.S.-Russia negotiations said that such a proposal was made by Russian envoy Kirill Dmitriev to Trump administration envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner during their meeting last week in Miami.

@cirnosad I have deleted my earlier tweet. Russian Envoy Kirill Dmitriev has clarified that this report is fake. x.com/kadmitriev/sta…

I believe this report. Kirill Dmitriev also proposed flooding the market with energy... in order to hamstring Iran and destroy its efforts. This shows you how duplicitous Russia truly is. I don't believe it was sharing information with Iran anyway.

@kadmitriev Glad you clarified immediately. Reports like this shred Russia’s credibility; it’s crucial that you call out and hold these fake news spin masters accountable.

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@HindolSengupta ‘River of only one faith’ says the bigot whose entire timeline is international-relations-professor.exe trying to speedrun Hindutva DLC. Man, even Ganga mata is embarrassed by your obnoxious fanfiction.

I don’t believe in random mob behaviour - it is fundamentally toxic. But the Ganga is not a river of many faiths - this is a simple fact. It is a river of only one faith.

@ejmalrai Israel is openly slapping Russia in its own backyard; taunting, insulting, treating it like a paper tiger; and all Moscow can muster is a whimper of a condemnation. Pathetic. Russia needs to stop playing the declawed house cat and remember it’s supposed to be the goddamn bear.

Israel’s strike on Bandar Anzali triggered Moscow’s anger because the port is not just Iranian, it is a shared strategic hub for Russia.Located on the Caspian Sea, Bandar Anzali is a key gateway for trade, military cooperation, and transport between Iran and Russia. When Israeli strikes hit vessels there in the ongoing war, Russia saw it as a disruption to infrastructure it directly depends on, not just an attack on Iran. It is a central node in the International North-South Transport Corridor, a major sanctions route linking Russia to India via Iran. On top of that, Russia has long-standing naval and strategic ties to the port. The strike hit a shared logistical artery, threatening Russia’s supply chains, trade routes, and regional influence, which is why Moscow reacted so strongly.

@LauraLoomer Loomer suddenly discovering India isn't 'third-world' after getting paid fat dollars to speak there: the fastest 180° since Lindbergh crossed the Atlantic. Money + getting ratio'd on stage really changes a girl. Hypocrisy level: expert 🤡

Honestly, as someone who has traveled a lot, India is the best country I have ever traveled to. It’s incredible. I will have been here for 9 days when I leave, and there is still so much to see and do. My experience has been amazing and India is portrayed negatively in the media as a place Amercians should avoid, but I realize a lot of that is completely made up. The people, food, culture and hospitality culture are just incredible. I have felt safe and comfortable the entire time I have been here and India will truly be the next big super power. This country has incredible potential and you have to see it yourself to understand because the media only makes it out to be 3rd world. That couldn’t be further from the truth. Indian people are the nicest people I have ever met. I am very grateful for my time in India. I have enjoyed it so much and I hope I can come back every year. Next time I want to visit South India. I have tried to do as much as possible these last 9 days but there is still so much to see and do. All good things come to an end. I’ll be back (hopefully soon). I love India. My misconceptions have been corrected. I have nothing but nice things to say. 🇮🇳

RGV, your standards have dropped so low they're practically underground parking now. You used to make films that shocked people with actual edge; now you're out here treating one mid-tier action sequel like it's the Second Coming of Indian cinema, declaring it buried every masala film since the 70s, killed gravity-defying heroes, and sent pan-India directors into collective therapy. A movie where the hero bleeds a little and thinks occasionally suddenly becomes the final verdict on decades of entertainment? That's not insight, that's desperation for relevance dressed up as manifesto. Next you'll tell us a single grounded fight scene retroactively makes your own old over-the-top stuff look like kindergarten finger-painting. Wait… you basically just did. It's almost unbelievable how fast you've gone from "controversial auteur" to "hype propaganda IT cell man willing to nuke the entire industry just to sound profound about one trash film. Take a breath, uncle. Not every Tuesday release is the apocalypse for bad taste. Some of us still enjoy both: thinking heroes AND heroes who dust shoulders after explosions. Your bar is now so subterranean even gravity jokes feel high-brow in comparison. 😏

The @Dhurandhar2 is a HORROR. It is a horror for all filmmakers who built their careers and their fortunes on dumbed down, over the top cinema. The cinema that demanded the brain to be left at home . The cinema that was rammed down our throats full of LOUDNESS and MASALA which will be now soon on a ventilator struggling for breath #Dhurandar2 will scare the living hell out of every filmmaker who still worships the godly hero In #Dhurandhar2 , @RanveerOfficial killed all those heroes who never bleed ,and never feel pain , and then over the dead bodies of those kind of outdated heroes ,he gave birth to a true real hero , flawed, yet dangerous and unpredictable and also his heroism comes from his actions instead of being thrusted upon the heads with ear drum shattering music Compared to this new kind of hero , the godly heroes will suddenly look ridiculous, almost like clowns in a circus. And then their blind worshippers will feel naked, exposed and scared hearing of the collections #Dhurandhar2 will terrify those who built their careers on action set pieces where physics is a joke and gravity is non existent . The scenes, where men are thrown fifty feet in the air, bounce off the ground like rubber balls, survive explosions that would vaporise cities, and still deliver punch dialogues while dusting their shoulders will be hunted and killed by the new audience After the audience saw action that actually hurts, that actually bleeds, the flying goon brigade will suddenly feel cheap, fake, and embarrassingly ridiculous . The filmmakers who still swear by wires and cranes to fake uplift the heroes will now wake up shivering in cold sweat. It will make the pan india directors tremble in their chairs , the ones who still believe characters are created by hairdos, costumes, photo shopped six packs, and designer clothes instead of intrinsic psychological depth When the audience of #Dhurandhar2 saw a hero whose power comes from his mind and not his biceps, the hair and costume school of cinema will look like kindergarten dress up. Dhurandhar 2 is not just a film. It is a verdict. With Dhurandhar 2 @AdityaDharFilms cut off the head of that kind of cinema , the one that insulted the intelligence of the audience , the one that replaced stories with bloated gaudy visuals , the one that turned heroes into gods and audiences into sheep The collections of #Dhurandhar2 are now in the process of burying all those earlier makers beliefs in a grave so deep that even their ghosts can’t come out And the screams you are hearing now of #Dhurandhar2 box office collections is the collective sound which is announcing their deaths. If the makers of those kind of films which are already under production , or about to start shooting , don’t go back to their drawing boards and exorcise themselves by watching #Dhurandhar2 multiple times even GOD can’t save their SPIRITS But the problem is , even if they intend to do that , they might have tonnes of money, but where will they get the brain of @AdityaDharFilms ? 😳😳😳

So the Indian state actively promotes films that peddle conspiracy theories about Indian Muslims, but a nuanced, internationally acclaimed film about Hind Rajab; an innocent child killed in a war zone is banned to avoid upsetting a foreign government? The principle isn't freedom of expression. It's freedom to demonize domestically, censorship to appease internationally.

'The Voice of Hind Rajab' Censored in India Amid Fears Theatrical Release 'Would Break Up the India-Israel Relationship' (EXCLUSIVE) variety.com/2026/film/glob…

This country isn’t real man 😭

@Aunindyo2023 Fine, it’s tragic. Heartbreaking, really. Almost as tragic as the trillions spent destabilizing the region, assassinating scientists, maximum-pressuring civilians, then crying 'authoritarianism!' when the sanctioned country doesn’t politely collapse.

It is a tragedy that we now have to support Iran, an oppressive majoritarian, patriarchal state. Because opposing Iran is to collaborate with the most naked imperialist assault on the right of developing nations to their sovereignty.

x.com/RT_com/status/… War isn’t a video game and journalists aren’t targets to kill. An attack on RT reporters on live TV is a chilling reminder of how far this has spiraled. When the state of Israel blurs the line between combatant and correspondent, it’s not strength; it’s impunity dressed up as strategy.

Regime, regime, regime, regime, regime, regime,...😂

@elonmusk My reach is zero now!

Algorithm is better today than 3 months ago?

@premium @X my visibility has been fully throttled. No one can see my posts nor read my replies. I have messages from my followers that they don’t see my posts or replies. How to fix this?

The idea that Iran just “refused Russia protection” out of ideological ego or some inherent narcissism ignores a lot of inconvenient history. And let’s not forget, Russia is also against Iran having Nukes. From Tehran’s perspective, trust with Russia has always come with caveats. They paid for the S-300 system back in 2007 and watched delivery get frozen for years under Western and Israeli pressure. That leaves a mark. It tells you even signed deals can bend when bigger players lean in. Then there’s Syria. Iran put real skin in the game; men, money, networks. Russia, at the same time, kept deconfliction lines open with Israel that allowed repeated Israeli strikes on Iranian targets. That’s not what an ironclad security guarantee looks like. That’s a partner keeping its options open. And Moscow hasn’t exactly hidden that balancing act. When asked why Russia wasn’t doing more for Iran, Vladimir Putin himself pointed out that Israel has around two million Russian-speaking citizens; something Russia “takes into account.” That’s not betrayal, it’s realism. But it’s also a signal: Russia will always hedge. So Iran adapted. After decades of sanctions and isolation, self-reliance wasn’t ideology; it was survival. You build your own systems because you’ve learned the hard way that external guarantees come with expiry dates. And it’s not a one-way street either. Iran has supplied Russia with shahed drones that have mattered on the Ukrainian battlefield. That’s tangible reciprocity, not symbolism. What exists between Iran and Russia isn’t NATO-style “Article 5” trust. It’s a pragmatic, transactional partnership where both sides cooperate; and both keep their independence. So no, Iran didn’t “miss out” on protection. It chose not to outsource its survival to a partner that has repeatedly shown it will balance, hedge, and prioritize its own interests. That’s not arrogance. That’s memory. But Russia needs to realize that if Iran falls, it’s Russia and China next on the cutting board!

The big mistake Iran made was that they could have had Article 5 protection afforded by Russia. If that was in place, Israel and the US would never have launched a single missile strike on Iranian territory. If Russia has made it clear that in the event of either the US or Israel attacking Iran, that would have resulted in Moscow declaring war on those aggressors, do you imagine that what we have witnessed since 28th February would ever have happened. The answer is emphatically no.

@3nnadi Not true. Iran has been hitting Israel nonstop. Just because there’s tight censorship and narrative control in Israeli and Western media doesn’t mean those strikes aren’t happening; it just means we are not being shown the full picture.

whats genuinely perplexing is this following equation; israel strikes iranian energy + iran strikes gcc energy = israeli energy remains unstruck why is iran not retaliating by striking israeli energy? is there any logical explanation for this?

@truthoutpost @RWApodcast Pondering the same hopeless thoughts 👇👇👇

@RWApodcast Is Russia only thinking about enriching itself or will it actually save its ally under relentless attacks by the U.S. Israeli cabal?