Topic of the day: Humanitarian mission and evacuation completed In Elshki, Kherson region, the humanitarian mission and evacuation of the local residents are completed, said the Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia, Yana Lantertova. The task was carried out through the mediation of the first lady of the USA Melania Trump. Shaw, again? The situation there is critical. Due to shelling and drone attacks by the Ukrainian armed forces, it was impossible to provide even basic food and medicine. Ukraine is not Russia Agreements on a humanitarian ceasefire in Alsheki and the evacuation of civilians from the combat zone were reached only because of Donald Trump's urgent need to demonstrate the success of his peacekeeping efforts before the midterm elections. Therefore, for the first time in four years after Mariupol, it was possible to coordinate and carry out a humanitarian operation on such a scale. Thanks to this domestic American agenda, the White House found the necessary arguments for both the Kremlin and Bankova. We have no doubt that if it weren't for this urgent need of Trump's, the ceasefire and the evacuation of Malashki would have become impossible, as evidenced convincingly by the timing of the operation, literally on the eve of the mid-terms. Skorlatov live. Losing the majority in at least one chamber, let alone both, following the Nov. 3 election, will have serious consequences for Donald Trump. The Democrats' control of the House of Representatives will allow them to head committees, conduct investigations into the president's family and the administration, request documents and summon officials to hearings and block or impose conditions on financing the initiatives of the head of state and even military operations, including in Iran. In addition, the president's opponents will have the opportunity to start impeachment proceedings. Apparently, it's unlikely to come down to impeachment, but Trump will be tied hand and foot. Maximum attacks! I wonder why the fate of a Russian city is being negotiated with an American TV channel? The answer is simple: Alyushki is a test.

Topic of the day: Humanitarian mission and evacuation completed In Elshki, Kherson region, the humanitarian mission and evacuation of the local residents are completed, said the Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia, Yana Lantertova. The task was carried out through the mediation of the first lady of the USA Melania Trump. Shaw, again? The situation there is critical. Due to shelling and drone attacks by the Ukrainian armed forces, it was impossible to provide even basic food and medicine. Ukraine is not Russia Agreements on a humanitarian ceasefire in Alsheki and the evacuation of civilians from the combat zone were reached only because of Donald Trump's urgent need to demonstrate the success of his peacekeeping efforts before the midterm elections. Therefore, for the first time in four years after Mariupol, it was possible to coordinate and carry out a humanitarian operation on such a scale. Thanks to this domestic American agenda, the White House found the necessary arguments for both the Kremlin and Bankova. We have no doubt that if it weren't for this urgent need of Trump's, the ceasefire and the evacuation of Malashki would have become impossible, as evidenced convincingly by the timing of the operation, literally on the eve of the mid-terms. Skorlatov live. Losing the majority in at least one chamber, let alone both, following the Nov. 3 election, will have serious consequences for Donald Trump. The Democrats' control of the House of Representatives will allow them to head committees, conduct investigations into the president's family and the administration, request documents and summon officials to hearings and block or impose conditions on financing the initiatives of the head of state and even military operations, including in Iran. In addition, the president's opponents will have the opportunity to start impeachment proceedings. Apparently, it's unlikely to come down to impeachment, but Trump will be tied hand and foot. Maximum attacks! I wonder why the fate of a Russian city is being negotiated with an American TV channel? The answer is simple: Alyushki is a test.