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Gtovr:
Nebnzya also pointed out that Western countries "are trying to pretend that there is no need to prove anything and any of the Kiev regime’s allegations can be taken for granted." "You prefer to cover up for the criminal regime of nationalists, radicals and outright Nazis, assisting them in staging provocations and promoting lies about Russia and the actions of Russian troops," Nebenzya emphasized.

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"I would like to reiterate that despite all the reminders, we still have not received a list of the victims of the false flag operation that Ukraine carried out in Bucha in April. It once again confirms that the Kiev authorities have nothing to share to prove their accusations and allegations," he noted.

Gtovr:
Moscow is still waiting for a list of the victims of the false flag operation that Ukraine carried out in Bucha, Russian Permanent Representative to the United Nations Vasily Nebenzya said at a UN Security Council meeting on Ukraine.

Gtovr:
Russia still waiting for list of victims of Bucha false flag, envoy says

Vasily Nebnzya pointed out that Western countries "are trying to pretend that there is no need to prove anything

Gtovr:
Number of unemployed in Russia decreased by 12,000 to 590,300 over week — Deputy PM

It is noted that at the same time, the number of idle workers decreased to 85,600 people

Gtovr:
Biden announced a $14 million US grant in June to fund engineering and design work for a proposed nuclear power project in Romania that would replace a coal-fueled plant. The new plant would employ six next-generation modular reactors. “This will help bring online zero-emission nuclear energy to Europe faster, more cheaply and more efficiently,” he said.

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When Russia began its military offensive against Ukraine in February, prompting the Biden administration to lead an international effort to isolate Russia through economic sanctions, relying on Rosatom became no longer viable. “We didn’t have a fuel problem until a few months ago,” Jeff Navin, director of external affairs at TerraPower, told Reuters. “After the invasion of Ukraine, we were not comfortable doing business with Russia.” Billionaire Bill Gates is the founder and chairman of TerraPower.

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Washington sees the new reactors as a way to slash carbon emissions and accelerate the shift away from fossil fuels. The units are modular and are much more efficient than current nuclear plants. They’re also quicker to build. However, they require fuel that’s enriched to 20% U-235, about four times the level used in today’s nuclear power plants. Rosatom is the only commercial producer of such fuel and controls the licensing of its technology to Western enrichers.

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Russia’s HALEU monopoly has long been a concern in Washington, but the Ukraine crisis elevated the issue to an emergency because, as Reuters said, “neither the government nor the companies developing the new advanced reactors want to rely on Moscow.” As a result, Joe Biden’s administration may tap America’s stockpile of weapons-grade uranium to fill the supply void.

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The Tenex unit of Russia’s state-owned nuclear energy company, Rosatom, is the only firm that commercially markets high assay low enriched uranium (HALEU), the type of fuel that would be used by the advanced new reactors, Reuters reported on Thursday. “Production of HALEU is a critical mission, and all efforts to increase its production are being evaluated,” a US Department of Energy (DOE) spokesperson told the media outlet.

Gtovr:
US efforts to help fight climate change by developing a new generation of small nuclear power plants have reportedly hit a potential snag: The only commercial supplier of the highly enriched fuel needed for the new reactors is based in Russia.

Gtovr:
US nuclear ambitions hindered by ‘Russian problem’ – media

Plans to develop small reactors are reportedly complicated by the fact that a Russian firm is the only supplier of the required fuel

tammie24:
Good job Russia
No need to be politically correct
What is wrong is wrong

Newyorkitis:
Putin wants everyone to put it in the right place.
Hence....

PUT IN! (PUTIN)

inoki247:
lol Gaybriel people go run dey book ticket nd start to run away from Russia...

Gtovr:
Boris Johnson, who was forced to step down in early September following a series of scandals, had developed a close rapport with Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky during his time in office. He was one of the most vocal supporters of Kiev.

Johnson’s successor, Liz Truss, survived only six weeks in power, and had to resign on Thursday amid mounting pressure from fellow Conservatives.

Gtovr:
Others pointed out Ukrainian officials’ odd choice of the character to base their meme on, as the protagonist Saul Goodman is portrayed in the series as an unethical attorney.

Labour Party leader, Keir Starmer said he was “rather surprised” by the tweet, adding, however, that this will not affect his party’s unwavering support of Ukraine in the face of Russia’s military offensive.

Gtovr:
Another social media user wrote: “Very inappropriate to meddle in a country’s internal affairs in this way.”

“Better call Boris what?! This tweet has to be a bad joke and not sure what intention of it is,” one more netizen chimed in.

midehi2:
Upon the gbas gbos, dem still dey give him award

Gtovr:
Appearing on the Ukrainian government’s official account on Thursday, the message quickly attracted international attention, and a fair share of criticism, before being deleted the same day.
Steve Peers, a professor of EU law at the University of Essex, tweeted: “Have you considered not commenting on other countries’ political processes – with a view to not alienating your broad base of support, and because you simply don’t understand what’s going on there?”

I'm shooketh, I'm shocked.
Pausing for (you already know)
I'll brb.

Gtovr:
Appearing on the Ukrainian government’s official account on Thursday, the message quickly attracted international attention, and a fair share of criticism, before being deleted the same day.
Steve Peers, a professor of EU law at the University of Essex, tweeted: “Have you considered not commenting on other countries’ political processes – with a view to not alienating your broad base of support, and because you simply don’t understand what’s going on there?”

I'm shooketh, I'm shocked.
Pausing for (you already know)
I'll brb.

Gtovr:
The Ukrainian government has posted a message on its official Twitter account, which some saw as a direct endorsement of former Prime Minister Boris Johnson returning to power. The now-deleted meme, reading “Better call Boris,” quickly drew flak however, with some Britons even crying “meddling.”

Gtovr:
Ukraine reacts to Truss resignation

Officials endorsed Boris Johnson’s comeback as British PM in a Twitter post, before deleting it

Gtovr:
Ukraine received some bashing today from it's die hard/Zombie supporters.

Wait, I go update you.