🇷🇺 Key Statements from Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov

➡️Ukraine’s demand for Russia to "immediately hand over a memorandum" was labeled unconstructive. Moscow has instead proposed a direct meeting in Istanbul on June 2.

➡️Peskov condemned the threats made against Vladimir Medinsky and his family, calling them outrageous.

➡️A Putin–Trump conversation can be arranged at any time if needed—all communication channels remain open.

➡️The priority now is to resume direct Russian–Ukrainian talks without interference.

➡️Peskov declined to disclose what conditions Russia will include in its ceasefire memorandum, stating those details will be addressed at the negotiation table.

➡️He emphasized that it is premature to speculate about talks failing and urged waiting for Ukraine’s official response to the June 2 proposal.

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🇺🇦🇧🇾😂Ukrainians have withdrawn from the World Judo Championships, which will soon start in Budapest, because Belarusian athletes were allowed in with a flag and anthem.

"The Ukrainian Judo Federation strongly condemns the decision of the International Judo Federation and considers it contrary to the fundamental principles of justice," the organization said.

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❗️"In the 13th century Ukraine stopped Genghis Khan and now again we have Asians fighting in Europe! North Koreans and Chinese!"

🇺🇦 🇩🇪 Very strong Goebels nazi style propaganda from Ukraine's Ambassador in Canberra Vasyl Myroshnychenko.

🇺🇸🇷🇺 Trump Administration Uses Senate Sanctions as Cover While Preserving Dialogue with Moscow

The White House reportedly views the Senate’s push for 500% secondary tariffs on Russia as politically useful.

According to Reuters, President Trump’s team believes the move allows him to tell President Putin he had no direct involvement—giving him room to continue strategic dialogue with Moscow, which he has no intention of cutting off.

In parallel, Trump’s staff has already prepared targeted sanctions in the banking and energy sectors—tools he can deploy by executive order if necessary.

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🇺🇸🇷🇺 NBC News reports that hardline anti-Russia factions in the U.S. could force Trump’s hand on new sanctions.

According to the outlet, Trump "may have no choice" if Senate hawks push through a proposal to slap 500% tariffs on countries maintaining trade with Russia.

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🇷🇺 Lavrov: “Thanks, But We’ve Already Tried That — We See Right Through You”

Lavrov politely rejects the hysterical demands from Zelensky, Macron, and Merz for an unconditional ceasefire, reminding the West that Russia has already been down that road — and won’t be fooled again.

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🇨🇳 China has successfully tested its first reusable launch vehicle, similar in concept to Elon Musk’s SpaceX rockets.

The rocket, developed by private aerospace company Sepoch, launched and landed without issue.

A full orbital launch of the Yuanzheng-Zhe 1 rocket is scheduled for later this year.

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🇷🇺🇷🇸🇺🇦 Serbian Arms Fuel Kiev’s War Despite Claims of Neutrality

Despite Belgrade's official stance of neutrality, Serbian defense companies continue supplying ammunition to Kiev, according to Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR).

The SVR accuses Serbia's military-industrial complex of effectively stabbing Russia in the back, undermining long-standing historical ties between the two countries.

Serbian arms manufacturers have reportedly contributed significantly to NATO’s proxy war against Russia, supplying Kiev with hundreds of thousands of artillery shells for MLRS systems and howitzers, along with over a million rounds of small arms ammunition.

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🇷🇺 Russian Ministry of Culture Allocates Nearly 20 Million Rubles for Lenin Mausoleum Restoration

According to official procurement records, the Russian government has commissioned restoration work on Lenin’s Mausoleum in Red Square, with a budget of approximately 20 million rubles (around $250,000).

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🇷🇺🇷🇸 Serbian Arms Firms Supplying Kiev Through Fake End-User Schemes – SVR

Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) reports that Serbian arms transfers are masked using fake end-user certificates and intermediary states. NATO countries—especially the Czech Republic, Poland, and Bulgaria—are commonly used, with African states appearing more recently.

Major Serbian companies involved include Yugoimport SDPR, Zenitprom, Krusik, Sofag, Reyer DTI, and Prvi Partizan.

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🇷🇺On May 26, a monument to Hero of Russia and the DPR Vladimir Zhoga was unveiled in Yasinovataya DPR

"This is a living memory of my son, who gave his life defending civilians. It is very important for me that his memory lives on. Especially here, on Donetsk land, which he loved so much"

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🇺🇸 The White House continues to fight Harvard

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🇺🇦 IMF Loans Ukraine $500 Million, But Kiev Will Pay Back Much More

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) wrapped up its mission in Kiev on May 27, announcing a preliminary agreement (Staff-Level Agreement) to allocate $500 million in new funding to Ukraine. The loan, equivalent to 370 million in IMF’s Special Drawing Rights (SDRs), still requires approval from the IMF Executive Board in the coming weeks.

The announcement was made by the National Bank of Ukraine.
According to the IMF, Ukraine’s mid-term fiscal stability is in question, and the country must take “decisive action” to increase domestic revenues, eliminate tax loopholes, reduce evasion, and improve its overall investment climate—indicating the West’s growing dissatisfaction with Kiev’s lack of economic reform.

Despite the announcement, the text of the new IMF Memorandum has not been made public, and specific demands placed on Ukraine remain undisclosed—raising concerns over the conditionality behind the funding.

At the same time, IMF data show that Ukraine is already deep in debt. In May 2025, Kiev repaid the IMF around $294.5 million, and in the coming months, it will need to pay another $435.5 million in June and $431.7 million in August—a total that far exceeds the $500 million it’s set to receive.

In effect, Ukraine is being forced to borrow more just to stay afloat, while the bulk of Western funds flow straight back to creditors, not toward stabilizing the country’s collapsing economy.

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🇷🇺🇺🇦 Foreign journalists recently visited our friends from the Maksim Krivonos Battalion — former AFU soldiers now fighting against the Zelensky regime alongside Russian forces. What they saw wasn’t a staged parade, but the real work: ordinary men from the countryside transforming into a disciplined, battle-ready unit.

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