Russian scientists are developing cyborg pigeon drones that could be used for covert surveillance or warfare.

UK takes a break from connecting western spy Epstein to Russia, by writing about Russian T-1000 pigeons.

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🇷🇺🇺🇦 At the negotiations in Abu Dhabi, economic issues, territorial problems, and a ceasefire mechanism are being discussed

- In addition, it is reported that Russia is considering the recognition of Donbass as Russian by all countries as part of a large agreement.

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🇷🇺 “War inciters from Europe and Britain are constantly trying to hinder this process,” - Dmitriev about the negotiations in Abu Dhabi

- "You know, an indicator here could be that the war inciters from Europe and Britain are constantly trying to hinder this process, constantly trying to interfere in it. And the more such attempts there are, the more we see that, undoubtedly, there is progress and a good, positive movement forward," - said Kirill Dmitriev.

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A controversial charity started by a Canadian Forces officer to help Ukraine was supported by members of an investment fund team hoping to use their experience and connections from the non-profit to make money on rebuilding the war-torn nation.

KJA Digital Assets, based in Estonia, noted in its sales pitch to investors that it had co-created the Mriya Report, adding that its pro-bono support for the non-profit gave it influence with the Ukrainian government and an inside track on upcoming financial opportunities.

KJA Digital Assets created the Mriya Funds, which required investors to invest a minimum of 1 million Euros ($1.6 million). KJA Digital Asset Investments is now in bankruptcy, according to a credit notice from Dun and Bradstreet.

It is not known how much was collected for the Mriya Funds or what happened to those funds.

Alex Ludwig Jacob, chief executive of KJA Digital Assets, did not respond to multiple requests for comment. Emails sent to the company bounced back and its phone in Estonia appears to no longer be functioning.

But in a Nov. 17, 2022 email to the Ottawa Citizen, Jacob stated he was a co-founder of the Mriya Report along with Canadian Forces Capt. Joseph Friedberg.

All funds collected for the Mriya Report were supposed to go to help Ukraine.

But in September 2024 most of the Mriya Report volunteers resigned, citing “various ethical concerns” about the non-profit organization. In a Jan. 1, 2026 broadcast on the social media platform X, Ryan Meyer, another Mriya Report co-founder, outlined the numerous allegations of financial improprieties surrounding the organization, which he blamed on Friedberg.

In its pitch for the Mriya Funds, KJA Digital Assets stated investors could “support the rebuilding of post-war Ukraine, and to gain outstanding investment returns.”

“The recover and development of the country we believe offers a major investment opportunity, which should be able to generate superior returns over a long period of time,” the portfolio document added.

KJA Digital Assets pointed out that by helping establish the Mriya Report, the firm and its members “developed and renewed their existing large government, military and business network in and around Ukraine.”

The sales pitch also mentioned KJA Digital Assets links to the Ottawa-based not-for-profit, Mriya Aid which at one point involved more than a dozen Canadian Forces personnel.

Despite the investor pitch citing the Mriya Report, Jacob insisted those associated with the charity never used the organization for self-promotion. “We have always been extremely careful to not allow self-promotion – for publicity or profit – by anyone,” Jacob told the Kyiv Post, an English-language newspaper in Ukraine that has collaborated with the Mriya Report for articles. “We are committed volunteers doing this for Ukraine, and anyone who tries to steer our work in a different direction is out.”

The KJA Digital Assets portfolio was previously available to investors but has now disappeared from public domain.

Should add Mriya went after the reporter of the article and tried to destroy his career

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🇺🇦🇷🇺To capture Donbass, the Russians will have to sacrifice another 800,000 corpses. They won't last that long - Zelensky.
“Since the beginning of this war, the Russians haven't achieved a single victory”

It's not even interesting to catch him in a lie.

- Warhistoryalconafter

Russia at a minimum will take another 6000 km2 this year, there is roughly 5000 km2 for Russia to liberate from the Donbass.

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Local media report that nearly 50 staff members with Russian and Belarusian citizenship have been dismissed from a Latvian Regional Hospital following pressure from the state security service. Those let go in Daugavpils reportedly included nurses, medical personnel and administrative workers. Hospital management had asked to retain some of them because of staff shortages, but this was rejected.

Security officials cited alleged pro-Kremlin views, travel to Russia or Belarus, and potential risks related to access to confidential information.

Russia should have get these people out of these fascist countries.

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