>>18438584

>Russian boy praised for saving two minors in Ukrainian attack

>The governor of Bryansk Region has proposed awarding Fyodor a medal ‘For Courage’ for saving the girls despite having been shot in the chest

>Fyodor, a ten-year old boy from Russia’s Bryansk Region, is being hailed as a hero after he managed tosave the lives of two first-gradersduring an attack by Ukrainian saboteurs on Thursday.

>According to local media reports, on the morning of March 2, Fyodor, along with two girls, Zlata and Lena, were being driven to school by their neighbor, a 63-year-old man known as Uncle Lenya. On their way, they ran into a group of armed men between the villages of Brakhlov and Lyubechane.

>After realizing that the men were not Russian servicemen, Uncle Lenya tried to turn the car around and flee, but the Ukrainian operatives opened fire on the vehicle, killing the driver on the spot and wounding Fyodor in the chest.

>Despite being shot, Fyodor managed to pull the girls out of the car and escape the scene. “Fedya [the diminutive name of Fyodor]told us ‘go to the forest,’” one of the first-graders told the Moskovsky Komsomolets outlet. “I was there, in that car. I saw people in white uniforms and one in green. Fedya showed us where to go and we ran together,” she said.

>Fyodor and the girls eventually made it out of the area and were able to catch a ride to the nearby settlement of Novy Ropsk, where the boy was taken to the hospital. Doctors managed toextract a NATO-issue bullet from his chest. Doctors say Fyodor’s condition is stable and that he is expected to make a full recovery.

>Bryansk Governor Aleksandr Bogomaz paid a personal visit to Fyodor on Friday and commended him on his bravery. “Despite being so young, he acted like a real man, like a true fighter,” Bogomaz wrote on his Telegram channel. The governor has announced that documents are currently being prepared to award him with a medal ‘For Courage.’

>Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov also stated on Friday that “everyone in the Kremlin and the president are in awe of the heroism of the boy and the man [Uncle Lenya]” and announced that their actions will be officially noted.

>The Ukrainian operatives who crossed into Russia’s Bryansk Region on Thursday have since been forced back to Ukrainian territory and hit with a “massive artillery strike,” the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) said.

>https://www.rt.com/russia/572394-ukraine-bryansk-attack-hero/

>(Why isn’t Zelensky and Ukraine charged with war crimes? They’ve attacked and killed citizens, not soldiers since 2014? The UN is useless and afraid)

>>18438599

Contrast and Compare

Children in Russia and Children in America

>>18438592

Can S.E.C. Anon break this down for normies? This seems like a really BIG moment in improving our country.

>>March Madness=S.E.C

>>Grayscale (DCG subsidiary) Bitcoin Trust conversion oral arguments on Monday in case against S.E.C.

>>Genesis (Gemini/DCG) bankruptcy hearing the day after (potential disclosures of contagion due to long and biased delay of S.E.C. enforcement)

>>Also Kash hinting at Devin Nunes news re: Truth Social and their claims of S.E.C. stonewalling SPAC merger.

>>What else?

>https://grayscale.com/gbtc-lawsuit/

>https://genesistrading.com/restructuring-updates

>Kash interview was with real america's voice with 3 journalists in the last couple days, maybe yesterday. I saw it here in /qresearch/ last night.

>>18438683

War is good for moving peoples in and out of counties. If you wanted the country for yourself, bomb your own peeps and then send them away or dead. If you want your people to infiltrate other countries start a war and then insist your neighbors allow immigration, of course just the folks you select get to leave.

Oh and plead for money about every week, keep the money to further your evil plans in every country you can control.

Is this how Germany got slammed and the Jews were dispersed worldwide, and still get lots of money from the holohoax.

EU nation failing on promise to Ukrainian refugees – media

>At least eight Spanish communities have yet to distribute financial assistance to those in need, El Pais reported

>Thousands of Ukrainian refugees in Spain have still not received an allowance promised by the government, with bureaucratic hurdles being blamed, El Pais reported on Friday.

>The Spanish central authorities pledged financial help to those affected by the Ukraine conflict as far back as June last year, delegating distribution to local officials. Communities received 70% of the necessary funds in October, totaling €52.8 million ($56 million).

>Ukrainian refugees are entitled to €400 ($424) a month per family for six months from the date of request, with €100 added for every minor. Families must prove they lack the financial means to cover their basic needs.

>However, some Ukrainian refugees have apparently not received a single euro from the scheme. When El Pais sent requests to 17 autonomous communities asking about the status of the funds, eight of them admitted that they are not yet handing out money, while one ignored the inquiry.

>Those affected by the delays include communities in Asturias, Cantabria, Castilla-La Mancha, Galicia, Madrid and Murcia, the Valencian Community, and Catalonia. The latter two areas host relatively large proportions of Ukrainian refugees, respectively numbering 27% and 23% of the overall amount in Spain.

>According to a spokesman for the government of the Valencian Community, the deadlines for distributing aid had to be extended following objections from the local audit body. Elsewhere, Catalonian officials cited requests with “incorrect data” from refugees, as well as technical issues such as the need for special software, and a lack of staff and translators.

>Since the start of hostilities between Moscow and Kiev more than a year ago, millions of Ukrainians have fled to EU countries. The total number of refugees registered within various protection schemes across the bloc is estimated to be almost 5 million.

>According to UN data, Ukrainian refugees in Spain number 170,000. However, figures from the Spanish authorities have indicated that only 14% of Ukrainians in the country have a job. A survey to identify the reasons behind the low employment rate found that 56% said it was difficult for them to find work due to a “feeling of temporariness,” while 55% pointed to a lack of knowledge of the language.

>https://www.rt.com/news/572388-spain-ukrainian-refugees-money/

>Spain has figured out a way to have refugees go to another country. Almost every other country has mid 100x of 1000s but Poland has 3.5 million while spain has a 170,00

>>18438712

>On 3rd of March, Bulgaria celebrates its national liberation from almost 500 years of Ottoman rule.

On this date in 1878, the Peace Treaty of San Stefano (a small town near Istanbul) was signed, which put an end to the Russo-Turkish war of 1877-1878 and marked the re-establishment of Bulgaria as a sovereign state.

>https://bnt.bg/news/bulgaria-celebrates-national-liberation-day-update-315522news.html

>Thank you Russia!

>Hope yor help brings down the DS ww as well!

>>18438754

Thank you Anon. Cash and Carry is long past our realities. I miss the simple days.

>No institutions can really invest in bitcoin…lots of law and regulations in US. but most advanced nations already have ETFs and ETPs, it's constitutional currency in some small nations now, and Michael Saylor of MSTR runs his companies cash accounting now using Bitcoin and he has one of the highest growth rates of any company. It's a good example. Like Bitcoin or not, the SEC is preventing a free market. There may some be positive motivations, I'll grant that as this is an information war, but the delay is coming to a head.

>The Grayscale Bitcoin trust is the largest US based bitcoin vehicle. They've been denied conversion into an ETF, a vehicle that institutions could safely invest in (and would essentially legitimize Bitcoin in the US), so they are suing. They have a pretty water tight case of SEC legal bias. They will win unless there are shenanigans, and even then, it would be appealed to the supreme court. It's a watershed type thing that people aren't paying attention to. Genesis is an orthogonal question, much more complicated, but since both Genesis and Grayscale are DCG subsideraries and tied into the FTX circle jerk of private loans collateralized with the Grayscale GBTC shares to leverage the negative premium, then it's all a big ball of wax. Ram Ahlualia on twitter (https://twitter.com/ramahluwalia) is good to follow for this Genesis posts and twitter spaces discussions.

>>18439048

Stephen Greer was recently spotted in a family photo. I remember it as the Rockefellers, but I am not sure. Any anon remember?

>Above TOP SECRET…

>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEMucYBn_58