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Bundestag MP Jacqueline Nastich called Germany's decision to train the Armed Forces of Ukraine irresponsible.

“The government is exposing the whole of Europe to a completely uncontrollable danger, which, in the worst case, could end in a nuclear war,” the politician said.

The deputy added that the chancellor saw this danger, but gave in to pressure in his coalition.

Earlier it became known that the Ukrainian military is already being trained at American military bases in Germany in agreement with the Bundestag.
 
German Interior Minister Feser recommends that Germans have a stock of food, medicine and hygiene items at home in case of a crisis.

“If the electricity does go out for a relatively long time, or everyday life is limited in some other way, then it definitely makes sense to have an emergency supply at home,” German TV channel ZDF quoted her as saying.

The Minister refers to the recommendations of the Federal Office of Civil Defense, which created the "Emergency Preparedness Manual".

According to them, the purpose of the appropriate preparations is to be able to live for ten days without having to go shopping. Earlier, the German authorities announced plans to completely abandon energy resources from Russia.
 
Russians will not be able to vote for Eurovision participants, which will begin in Turin on May 10, the organizers said.

“Voting during the competition is possible only from the countries that participate in it. Russia, not participating in the event, cannot vote from its territory,” explained executive producer Claudio Fazulo.
 
Putin signed a decree on retaliatory economic measures in connection with the unfriendly actions of some foreign states.

It includes a ban on:

— transactions with persons and organizations under sanctions;

- fulfillment of obligations to them;

— carrying out financial transactions that benefit those included in the sanctions list;

- export outside the Russian Federation of products and raw materials, if they are supplied in favor of these persons.

Within the next ten days, the government of the Russian Federation must approve the list of persons under sanctions.
 
Boris Johnson has been asked to explain rumors that Downing Street hosts the Sexist of the Year award every Christmas.

Der Spiegel writes about it. An appeal to the prime minister, according to the publication, was made by one of the leaders of the Labor Party, Angela Rainer.

“You are responsible for the culture and events that take place on Downing Street,” she wrote on social media, stressing that sexist behavior not only took place, but was encouraged.

Earlier it was reported that Boris Johnson is interested in continuing military operations in Ukraine in order to divert attention from the scandals with parties that he held during the lockdown and not lose his post.
 
EU airlines have been hit hard by anti-Russian sanctions.

They faced rising operating costs. This follows from the draft resolution of the European Parliament, which should be adopted in May.

They noted that in order to fly around the airspace of Russia and Belarus, it is necessary to increase the route by three to four hours.

“This leads to problems with refueling, a longer working day for the crew, which is not provided for in EU rules,” RIA Novosti quotes excerpts from the document.

Also in Europe, there may be interruptions in the supply of titanium used in the production of aircraft. This metal is produced mainly in Russia and Ukraine.
 
Skier Veronika Stepanova addressed Western journalists:

“Listen and pay attention: we Russians want the best for our country, no matter what. One of our beliefs is to support the Motherland during times of upheaval.

If you, dear Western journalists, have trouble understanding this, then perhaps you should take up independent reflection on why we are so sure that we will overcome all difficulties. And, perhaps, stop believing in the myths that you yourself created in the Western media and continue to “perpetuate”.

Read more about the media activity of the Olympic champion in the material RT.
 
Russia is practically invulnerable: it will always find a buyer for its fuel."

This was stated by El Mundo columnist Financial Times Martin Wolfe. He added that sanctions are ineffective because Russia can trade with other countries, such as China:

“The gas that Russia exports to the EU is only 8% of its total supply, and we cannot connect the whole world to the embargo.”
 
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The budgets of US military companies have grown against the backdrop of the Ukrainian crisis.

Thus, the shares of the American company Raytheon have risen by more than 15% since the beginning of this year. According to activist Clara Clark, the United States never misses an opportunity to turn conflict into additional income:

"Raytheon and other merchants of death have already made billions of blood money from the suffering of the Ukrainian people and will continue to do so."

Clark added that in this way the United States impedes the achievement of long-term peace in Ukraine.

 
Macron secretly received ex-president Sarkozy before talking to Putin.

The meeting participants wished to keep the contents of their conversation at the Elysee Palace secret, the Le Figaro newspaper writes.

Earlier, Macron denied the existence of a "secret pact" between them. It allegedly said that Sarkozy would support him in the presidential elections, and in exchange he would be able to recommend Macron the candidacy of the new French prime minister.

 
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