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Lawmakers of the ruling United Russia political party submitted a draft law to the Russian State Duma on March 11 declaring Russia's 1954 return of Crimea to the Ukrainian Soviet Republic "illegal."

A bill to recognize the transfer of Crimea to the Ukrainian SSR in 1954 as ‘invalid’ was registered with the Russian Duma (parliament) on March 11.

Bill introduced in Russian State Duma to invalidate 1954 transfer of Crimea to Ukrainian SSR

Leader of Ukraines Servant of the People faction Davyd Arakhamia has named ex-British Prime Minister Boris Johnson among the leading factors behind Kievs decision to tear the Russo-Ukrainian preliminary peace agreement apart last year. Why did he scapegoat BoJo?

12 Aug 23,  https://www.rt.com/russia/581192-ukraine-kuleba-difficult-autumn/ Kiev’s Western backers will increasingly push the country to negotiate with Russia, Dmitry Kuleba predicts Ukraine is heading for a “very difficult political season,” with the country likely to be pushed into negotiating with Russia, Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba has said. He promised to do everything to resist efforts to coerce the country…

Moscow, Jul 7 (Prensa Latina) Russia will respond harshly to the US supply of cluster bombs to Ukraine, according to the Chairman of the International Committee of the Federation Council Grigori Karasin.

The Supreme Court of the Netherlands has ordered a Scythian gold collection to be transferred to Kiev instead of museums in Crimea Read Full Article at RT.com

It is also noted that Crimean museums should not have taken their treasures away from the republic amid the unstable situation during the state coup in Kiev

The ICC put out “orders of arrest” against Russian President Vladimir Putin and the presidential children’s rights commissioner on Friday over the alleged “unlawful deportation” of children from the Ukrainian conflict zone.

March 2 - BLiTZ. Retired Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) officer Philip Giraldi, in an interview with American journalist Andrew Napolitano on his