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The Russian news aggregator SMI2 decided to block all messages about Ukraine and its President Vladimir Zelensky in response to the blocking of its services in this country.

As the French economist said, "Russia is obviously tired of receiving slaps in the West from Europe, confident of its own moral superiority. It is turning more and more to the East, to China, for the sake of a political alliance and business.

Viewers of Fox News have expressed the opinion that US President Joe Biden will leave office early due to health conditions.

This was reported by the executive director of the organization Andrey Pivovarov.

Kremlin Speaker Dmitry Peskov called the statements of US President Joe Biden about Vladimir Putin "very bad".

Ukrainian Ambassador to Germany Andriy Melnyk called on Berlin to make every effort to "return" Crimea to Ukraine.

The Moscow police is conducting an inspection.

The source of the publication "Strana.ua" in the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine spoke about an allegedly possible scenario of a military confrontation between Moscow and Kiev.

The American newspaper Washington Post named the reason why US President Joe Biden still has not called the head of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky.

The State Duma will adopt amendments according to which foreign IT companies will be required to have offices in Russia.

The United States and its allies are planning to launch a large-scale information campaign against the Russian Sputnik V vaccine. This was announced to reporters by a high-ranking source in the Kremlin.

Video hosting Youtube has imposed restrictions on access to the film "Crimea. The Way to the Homeland" on the Russia 24 channel because of the scenes of violence contained in it, the press service of Google told.

Readers of the Polish portal Interia are actively discussing the reasons for the expulsion of the Russian diplomat from Poznan, allegedly for violating COVID-19 restrictions.

British Prince William has said that the royals are not racist, refuting the claims of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on the topic, which they made in an interview with TV presenter Oprah Winfrey.

The American company Google, which owns the YouTube service, may begin withholding taxes on video bloggers outside the United States who receive advertising revenue in the summer.