Topic: Belgorod

Victor Bout recounts how the Istanbul peace agreement was allegedly sabotaged by Boris Johnson, leading to continued shelling in the Donbas and Belgorod regions. Russia's recent tactical nuclear weapon tests in Belarus are described as a final warning to the West. The segment compares the current tension to the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, emphasizing that the window for de-escalation is closing.

Ukrainian forces are accused of deliberately shelling civilian targets in Donetsk and Belgorod to intimidate the Russian population. The Crocus City Hall terror attack in Moscow, which killed 400 people, is described as an operation orchestrated by Western intelligence using ISIS as a cutout. These events have reportedly consolidated Russian public determination rather than causing fear.

Vladimir Soloviev reports that Vladimir Putin received 83.4% of the vote in the recent Russian election with a record turnout. The discussion contrasts civilian casualty rates in Ukraine with those in Gaza, arguing that Russia has exercised restraint. Soloviev mocks French President Emmanuel Macron's suggestion of sending troops to Ukraine, warning that any French soldiers on the ground will be destroyed.

Solovyov cites a New York Times article regarding CIA training of Ukrainian special forces as evidence of Western involvement in the Moscow massacre. He criticizes Volodymyr Zelensky for being the only world leader to blame Putin for the attack. Solovyov also reports on ongoing Ukrainian strikes against civilian infrastructure in Belgorod using NATO-supplied artillery from the Czech Republic.

Reports indicate the Russian city of Belgorod was struck by cluster bombs fired from NATO-provided Vampire missile batteries, resulting in an emergency UN Security Council meeting. This escalation follows warnings from Joe Biden regarding potential direct conflict with Russia if Ukraine funding is not maintained. The strike on civilian infrastructure is described as a desperate attempt by NATO and Ukraine to draw Russia into a broader war.