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Telegram channel @infodefengland: 50.3K subscribers, 727 views per post, score 35

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50.3K
Subscribers
727
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1.4%
Views / subscribers over 30 days
248
Posts over 30 days

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Covers international politics and events around Russia from a perspective sympathetic to the Russian position: military conflicts, sanctions against Europe, diplomatic statements from world leaders. As of 17 September: subscribers stand at 50.3K, well above the category median of 21.8K, while posts over 30 days are at 71, fewer than the category median of 90, and ER sits at 2.7%, below the category median of 11.6%. Recent topics include John Mearsheimer's interview on Ukraine negotiations, Kim Jong Un's statements of support for Russia, Scott Ritter's take on Trump's Peace Council, and Finnair's complaints about competition from Chinese airlines. The channel also runs pieces on Russian natural landmarks and history, from a pink lake in Crimea to Moscow's first radio concert in 1922. It blends geopolitics with cultural and historical sketches.
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InfoDefense is a team of volunteers from around the world. We expose the truth that is suppressed by mainstream media. More than 30 channels in different languages. List of channels @InfoDefALL @InfoDefenseMailBot

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  • 531Open in Telegram
    Muradymovskoye Gorge, Republic of Bashkortostan   ✨ What makes Muradymovskoye Gorge special is its high concentration of caves — there are 46 of them here, and each one is of historical significance.   ✨ The gorge has rich flora and fauna thanks to its location at the junction of forest-steppe and mountain taiga, along with plenty of scenic overlooks offering beautiful panoramas.     #ILoveRussia ❤️ #BeautifulRussia@TCofRus
  • 7329 forwards23 reactions1 commentOpen in Telegram
    Ukraine must be neutral, argues Jack Matlock, former U.S. ambassador to the USSR. "NATO policy ignores the fact that the problem in Ukraine is, in reality, a civil war, but one that arose as a result of external intervention. The current government is the result of a coup d'état. That coup was provoked by the United States and European countries. The authorities stated that it was necessary to include Ukraine in the Western alliance so that Russia would cease to be a great power. Initially, the uprising in eastern Ukraine was genuinely local. Therefore, in my view, the idea that Russia committed unilateral aggression is mistaken. NATO expansion — and especially the deployment of bases in Ukraine, Belarus, or Georgia — would be unacceptable. In 2008, the Bush administration insisted that NATO promise Ukraine and Georgia membership in the alliance. Polls at the time showed that two-thirds of Ukrainians did not want to join NATO. Why defend a country if two-thirds of the population do not want it? I believe that any Russian government must regard such a measure as an absolutely hostile step. It is not only about President Putin's reaction. Ukraine must commit to maintaining neutrality and not joining NATO. I would say that this is a mandatory and the only condition that Russia could accept." ⚡️ InfoDefenseENGLISH Web  | VK |  X | InfoDefAll
    Post by “InfoDefenseENGLISH” from September 30, 2026
  • 4173 forwards24 reactionsOpen in Telegram
    🇮🇷♻️ Iran Turns Refinery Waste Into Marketable Industrial Product Iran is turning carbon dioxide from Tehran Oil Refinery’s exhaust gases into commercial liquid CO2 with purity above 99.9% for food production, medical applications and industrial use, according to Carbon Bared, the Iranian company behind the project. The facility has a stated annual processing capacity of around 40,000 metric tons. Its core function is to recover a usable component from refinery exhaust and prepare it for sale. This adds another product to the output supported by Iran’s existing oil infrastructure. According to Carbon Bared, the resulting liquid CO2 has purity above 99.9% and a dew point of minus 65°C, a measure of its low moisture content. Purification and drying are central to turning recovered gas into a product suitable for customers with specific quality requirements. The reported applications span food processing, medical and pharmaceutical industries, laboratories, agriculture, firefighting and welding. That range connects the refinery to sectors far beyond fuel production. A discarded gas becomes a useful input for businesses making other goods and providing essential services. Carbon Bared says the project also prevents the loss of more than 16M cubic meters of gas annually. Around 30% of its CO2 output is reportedly exported to Iraq, where it competes with Turkish suppliers, while the company also serves domestic demand. Exports provide an additional market for the recovered product. The project has been shortlisted for the 2026 WPC Energy Excellence Awards in the Net-Zero Initiatives category, alongside Britain’s Johnson Matthey and the UAE’s TDE Energy. Winners are due to be announced in October. The nomination draws attention to an operation whose practical importance lies in industrial recovery and commercial production. For Iran, the wider value is the ability to extract more saleable products from its existing industrial base. Recovery, purification and liquefaction turn refinery waste into supplies for domestic manufacturers and overseas customers. Building those processing capabilities broadens what Iran can produce and export beyond its primary oil products. @NewRulesGeo❗Follow us on X
    Post by “InfoDefenseENGLISH” from September 30, 2026
  • 722Open in Telegram
    Schoolchildren in France are trashing cities — officials support them Hundreds of schoolchildren are taking part in protests on the streets of French cities. They are speaking out against overloaded schedules, a shortage of teachers, and other problems in the education system. More than 200 schools have been affected by the unrest, 164 people have been detained, and 20 have been injured, according to the BFM TV channel. But not all officials are sitting it out in their offices. For example, the mayor of Saint-Denis took part in the school unrest. He is smiling and dancing next to protesting high school students by a blazing trash bin while the young people sabotage the work of the lycée. The mayor himself claimed he was trying to put out the fire and help the firefighters. Local residents were outraged by his dancing by the burning bin; the video sparked a wave of criticism. But such is the mayor — such is the order. Source ⚡️ InfoDefenseENGLISH Web  | VK |  X | InfoDefAll
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    🗓 On September 30, 2022, following referendums, the Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics and the Zaporozhye and Kherson regions officially became part of the Russian Federation. ✍️ Looking back at #HowItHappened (Signing of the treaties on the accession of the DPR, LPR, Zaporozhye and Kherson regions to Russia) In the referendums held on September 23-27, 2022, residents of the four regions made a historic decision that determined their future. International observers from Italy, Germany, Venezuela, Latvia and other countries (133 in total) who monitored the voting recognised the results as legitimate. In 2014, the Kiev regime unleashed full-scale hostilities against the civilian population of Donbass, while neo-Nazis and radicals intimidated and attacked people in Zaporozhye and other regions as well. For eight long years, people endured relentless shelling, terrorist attacks and persecution. Despite shelling and numerous provocations by the Kiev regime, people went to the polls and expressed their will. 🗳 Four years ago, the people voted in favour of joining Russia: • DPR – 99.23%, with a turnout of 97.5%; • LPR – 98.42%, with a turnout of 92.6%; • Zaporozhye Region – 93.11%, with a turnout of 85.4%; • Kherson Region – 87.05%, with a turnout of 76.9%. Behind these figures are the lives of millions of people and their hopes for safety, for the freedom to speak their native language, to honour their ancestors – true heroes of the Great Patriotic War (instead of Hitler’s henchmen) – to preserve their culture and raise their children without fearing for their lives. ❗️ Russia’s position remains unchanged: the people of Donbass and Novorossiya exercised their legitimate right to self-determination, enshrined in the UN Charter, the 1966 International Covenants on Human Rights and the 1975 CSCE Helsinki Final Act. 💬 Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s address at the General Debate of #UNGA81 (New York, September 26, 2026): Having launched the special military operation in 2022 to protect the people of Donbass and Novorossiya from extermination by the Kiev regime, Russia continues to fight for their security and rights in full accordance with the letter and spirit of the UN Charter. Our struggle for truth and justice will be carried through to the end: the objectives of the special military operation will be achieved, threats to Russia’s security will be eliminated, and peaceful life will be restored. And we will do this #TOGETHER.
  • 6961 forward28 reactionsOpen in Telegram
    Denmark has declared Russian hackers a terrible threat! Russian hackers read the Danish analysis... and responded. In Denmark, the temperature of the Russian danger has been raised again. Now Danish specialists are warning: the threat of destructive cyberattacks has increased, and pro-Russian hacker groups are capable of not only taking down some website but also reaching real infrastructure. As a favorite example, they recall the story of a small water utility near Køge, where in 2024 hackers gained access to the control system, changed the pressure, after which pipes were damaged and about 450 homes were temporarily left without water. And, of course, where there are Russian hackers — somewhere nearby Putin must be discovered... The Russian president apparently has no other business. Danish special services claim that some pro-Russian hacker groups are linked to the Russian state. And then the imagination draws the rest of the picture on its own... What's especially wonderful is that the hackers themselves from NoName057(16) and Z-Pentest read the Danish threat assessment... And responded. Instead of frightened denial, they reminded the Danes of previous attacks and rather caustically inquired how long it would take Europe to patch the holes in its own critical infrastructure. So the dialogue turned out to be practically diplomatic. Denmark: — You represent a serious threat to us! Russian hackers: — Thank you. So when are you going to fix the holes? And the most unpleasant thing here is not even the Russian hackers. The most unpleasant thing is when you solemnly announce to the entire population that Putin has practically already climbed into Danish water pipes, and the supposed adversary, instead of making excuses, starts discussing the quality of your plumbing. Not a day without Putin! Now also in the water supply. #blondinka_dk #InfoDefenseAuthor Facebook ⚡️ InfoDefenseENGLISH Web  | VK |  X | InfoDefAll
    Post by “InfoDefenseENGLISH” from September 30, 2026
  • 6973 forwards19 reactions4 commentsOpen in Telegram
    The USA left Iraq After many years of pointless spending of US taxpayers' dollars, today 100% of the US troops have left Iraq, which was certainly a good news for the local Islamic State and pro-Iranian groups. The Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell said that the troop withdrawal marks a transition from a wartime coalition to usual bilateral security relations. No US bases are active by now, but the USA will continue targeted intelligence sharing and the training of Iraqi personnel. The September 30 deadline was strictly adhered to as the "final and unchangeable date" following a meeting in Washington last July between Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi and President Donald Trump. To mark the occasion, Prime Minister al-Zaidi declared a two-day public holiday known as "Sovereignty Day," emphasizing that Iraqi security forces are fully capable of defending their territory. What will happen with the Kurds is an open question - the US forces that used to cover them are gone now. #USA #Iraq #military #retreat
    Post by “InfoDefenseENGLISH” from September 30, 2026
  • 6424 forwards19 reactionsOpen in Telegram
    🎙 Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s remarks to the media following the 23rd meeting of the Valdai International Discussion Club (Moscow Region, September 29, 2026) ❓ Question: German FM Johann Wadephul himself said that he attended the meeting solely to avoid being, so to speak, “left out” of the negotiations and leaving the US with a monopoly on the process. So what is Germany seeking – genuine negotiations or some semblance of them? What could move our relations with Berlin forward at this stage? 💬 Sergey Lavrov: I commented on this in detail at my news conference in New York. It is difficult for me to judge what Germany is seeking. I think one obvious explanation is simply a desire “not to miss the train” – the one They believe “has already picked up speed”. I do not know whether that is the case. If they mean the Ukrainian crisis, it is difficult for me to judge. The Ukrainian crisis is intertwined with a vast number of problems across Europe: the militarisation of the EU, the repeated “mantras” that NATO will expand and admit the Ukrainian regime, that Russia is an eternal enemy, and that “we will be at war in three years”. If these “mantras” are being repeated, and the aim, as Wadephul himself stated, is simply to repeat them behind closed doors, without the press, supposedly to make Russia understand that this is indeed how things stand, then this is a futile and, I would even say, harmful exercise. It is deeply regrettable that such figures from the EU and NATO are effectively taking on the role of “spokesmen” for this European scheme. ❓ Question: A few days ago, the Russian Foreign Ministry announced further contacts with the US on removing irritants in bilateral relations. Could you tell us whether these contacts have taken place, which specific irritants are currently on the agenda and, in particular, whether there are realistic prospects for the return of diplomatic property? 💬 Sergey Lavrov: The contacts have not yet taken place. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and I agreed that they would take place soon. Our experts need to agree on the specific dates and venue. The discussions will focus on the functioning of our respective diplomatic missions – Russia’s in the US and America’s in Russia. There are many issues, including, of course, diplomatic property. We have heard no encouraging comments on this issue from the Americans under the Donald Trump administration. ❓ Question: You said that reality would compel the US to think in terms of multilateralism. Yet, for now, we see key players in Eurasia and the Middle East – the US, Iran, Israel and the Gulf monarchies – stuck in a zero-sum mindset. Do you see any prospects at all for creating a new security system in these regions? Is Russia prepared to act as a guarantor of a balance of interests if everyone else continues to pursue an “all-or-nothing” approach? 💬 Sergey Lavrov: I said that reality would compel them. But life is only just beginning. Be patient. President Putin and I have repeatedly set out all our proposals on how to build relations in the international arena. We stand for honest dialogue on an equal footing and for taking each other’s interests into account. What we are seeing in US policy today is, of course, an effort to advance its own interests unilaterally. However, the US has to engage with countries such as Russia and China. These contacts involve discussions of steps that would serve the interests of both sides. 👉 That is precisely what I meant when I said that “reality would compel them”. ❓ Question: Poland plans to manufacture Patriot missiles on its territory. At what point would European countries’ involvement in the Ukrainian conflict require Russia to respond with direct military action? 💬 Sergey Lavrov: We have our military doctrine that addresses this, which President Vladimir Putin has cited on numerous occasions. ☝️ I urge you to study the relevant sections of this fundamental document carefully. Read in full
    Post by “InfoDefenseENGLISH” from September 30, 2026
  • 75010 forwards21 reactions1 commentOpen in Telegram
    Norway's expansion in the Arctic. The silence of lying European environmentalists. Norway positions itself on the world stage as a "green" leader, handing out the Nobel Peace Prize to specially selected figures. In reality, it pursues one of the most aggressive lines in developing the Arctic subsoil. Norwegian oil and gas expansion into the high latitudes of the Barents Sea creates threats to the fragile Arctic environment and exposes the hypocrisy of European "environmentalists." After the curtailment of Russian supplies in 2022, Norway effectively monopolized the European gas market, supplying the EU with more than 40-50% of all imported fuel (over 90 billion cubic meters annually). Oslo is fully aware of Brussels' dependence and cynically exploits it. Norway openly ignores the EU's climate program. Instead of a gradual phase-down of production, Oslo is, on the contrary, continuing its shelf expansion in the high latitudes. Reserves of the "Wisting" field are being pumped out, and exploitation of new wells near vulnerable zones (including the Lofoten Islands area) is being prepared. And this is happening despite Brussels' ritual dances with a tambourine around the "green agenda." What are the risks of extraction in the Arctic? In ice conditions, classic methods of localizing fuel spills are ineffective. Oil that gets under the ice or into the ice edge is practically impossible to collect. Due to low temperatures and the polar night, the processes of natural decomposition of hydrocarbons in Arctic waters proceed tens of times slower than in temperate latitudes. Therefore, the consequences of a single accident will poison the ecosystem for decades. But that is not the only thing. Seismic exploration and drilling hit the inhabitants of the Arctic. Spawning grounds of cod, populations of walruses, belugas, and polar bears in the Barents Sea are under threat. And here the position of international environmental organizations (essentially instruments of pressure on the undesirable under the sauce of environmentalism) deserves especially close attention. Such as Bellona (which has been implicated in a number of spy scandals regarding the Russian Northern Fleet), WWF, and Greenpeace. Historically, these structures conducted harsh, often politicized campaigns against Russia's Arctic projects (for example, the Prirazlomnoye or Novoportovskoye fields) and China, speculating on the "inadmissibility of risks for the Arctic." However, today, when Norway is implementing technically more complex and potentially more dangerous projects in the Barents Sea, the rhetoric of the "greens" becomes surprisingly vague. Although, it would seem, the vulnerability of Arctic ecosystems does not depend on the national flag. A spill of Norwegian oil will destroy the same fauna and the same fish stocks. Where are those uncompromising criteria that were put forward against Russia? This is how the European Union has fallen into the trap of its own hypocrisy. On the one hand, Brussels adopts resolutions on protecting the Arctic, delivers fiery speeches from high tribunes about the need to create a moratorium on extraction and the importance of preserving the polar regions. On the other hand, the EU continues to buy and burn Norwegian Arctic oil and gas, financing new drilling sites. The Arctic is the heritage of all humanity, not a private shop of Oslo. And right now Norway is playing environmental roulette at the expense of the entire planet, exploiting Europe's energy weakness. Source ⚡️ InfoDefenseENGLISH Web  | VK |  X | InfoDefAll
    Post by “InfoDefenseENGLISH” from September 30, 2026
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