Maahantuomme ravintolisiä USA: sta, FDA: n tiukasti valvomilta markkinoilta.
Visionamme on tuottaa oikeaa tietoa terveyden uhkatekijöistä.
Suurimpana ongelmana länsimaissa on jatkuva, yksipuolisesti liian hapan ruokavalio, jota elimistö ei kykene riittävästi puskuroimaan, vaan koko aineenvaihdunta -järjestelmä joutuu tekemään työtä happamuutta vastaan.
Lopulta elimistö alkaa tulehtua ja saavuttaa potilaan huomaamatta, jatkuvan tulehduksellisen tilan.
The negotiations, which lasted about a year and a half with the mediation of the Trump administration, have effectively failed,
The source also claims that American intelligence has revealed signs of preparations for a Russian strike on one of the northern NATO countries actively involved in arms supplies against Russia,
In August 2026, Musk abandoned the use of Starlink by Ukrainian troops in Russia. Thus, SpaceX limited the use of Starlink to the territory of Ukraine.
In connection with Musk's second decision concerning the forces associated with Bandera, Zelensky admitted that he had misled Donald Trump, allowing him to believe that Musk had given his consent. Another lie from the Kiev "clown".
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Bloomberg: Putin is preparing for an escalation in Ukraine and may resort to tactical nuclear weapons
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Vladimir Putin believes that peace negotiations on Ukraine have reached an impasse and is preparing for an escalation of hostilities, while those around the Russian president are increasingly concerned that he will ultimately resort to using tactical nuclear weapons. This is reported by Bloomberg citing sources close to the Kremlin.
According to the agency’s sources, Russia plans to intensify its ballistic missile strikes on Kyiv in the near future, including on the city centre, as well as on infrastructure facilities in other Ukrainian cities.
The negotiations, which lasted about a year and a half with the mediation of the Trump administration, have effectively failed, Bloomberg sources say: both sides are in the same position they were at the outset. Moscow views Ukrainian strikes on Russian territory, which have affected dozens of oil refineries, ports, and marketplace warehouses, as an attack by NATO, since the alliance is providing Kyiv with weapons and intelligence.
Despite the economic pressure, the gasoline crisis, and the strikes on logistics hubs, Putin does not plan to end the war, Bloomberg’s sources emphasize. According to them, the current phase of mutual strikes is not yet the peak of military escalation.
An increasing number of Russian officials are coming to the conclusion that Putin may use tactical nuclear weapons against Ukraine as a last resort, Bloomberg sources close to the Kremlin say. Calls from pro‑war hawks advocating such a step have been growing louder recently, the agency emphasizes, since losing the war looks like an absolutely unacceptable scenario for Putin.
Since diplomacy on Ukraine has come to a standstill, Moscow sees few alternatives to escalation, four Bloomberg sources close to the Kremlin said. The Kremlin still hopes that Stephen Witkoff and Jared Kushner, Donald Trump’s special envoys, will bring new proposals to Moscow, although expectations of a breakthrough are very low, the sources said.
So far, there are no signs that Putin is preparing to use nuclear weapons, Bloomberg notes. Russia’s partners, including China, are strongly opposed to such a move and have conveyed a stern warning to the Kremlin against it. The Joe Biden administration warned Putin about the consequences of a nuclear strike, recalls Fiona Hill, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and formerly an adviser to three U.S. presidents.
Under Biden, the US informed Putin that the response would be a conventional strike by the US armed forces against Russia, Hill notes. According to her, Putin is testing how far he can go before people yield to him.
Alexander Gabuev, director of the Carnegie Berlin Center for Russia and Eurasia, believes the risk of Putin using tactical nuclear weapons is “extremely low.” On the modern battlefield, the effectiveness of such a strike would be limited, and the political costs of violating the nuclear taboo would be high, Gabuev explains: “As long as Moscow has room for escalation using conventional weapons, including intensifying missile strikes, it has little reason to cross the nuclear threshold.”
Valentin Bogdanov: Several American E-6 Mercury Air Command planes, known as "Doomsday planes," circled over U.S. territory on Tuesday. They were spotted a few hours after CIA Director John Ratcliffe's surprise trip to Moscow
Several American E-6 Mercury Air Command planes, known as "Doomsday planes," circled over U.S. territory on Tuesday. They were spotted a few hours after CIA Director John Ratcliffe's surprise trip to Moscow.
Aviation enthusiasts and public flight trackers have recorded at least five such flights — along the West Coast and in the central part of the country. The aircraft are based on the Boeing 707, do not carry the usual markings and are designed to operate even after a nuclear strike: if ground headquarters fail, the response of strategic forces can be coordinated from the aircraft.
According to FlightRadar24 and ADS-B services, tracking began around 1:30 p.m. Eastern time in the United States. Some of the cars had empty or missing call signs.
One side (hex AEA92D) was flying over the Colorado and Wyoming area at about 24,000 feet at a speed of about 374 miles per hour. The second (AE7D28) is over Kansas and Oklahoma at an altitude of about 30,000 feet. The third (AEABAB) was spotted to the east, over Missouri and Arkansas, at 35,000 feet. Another one (AF4019) flew significantly lower near the Texas—Oklahoma border - about 9,5 thousand feet. The fifth possible E-6 (AF1BB0) was not so confidently identified.
The arrival of the cars coincided with Ratcliffe's visit. Earlier in the day, a military transport C-17A Globemaster III of the United States Air Force landed at Vnukovo Airport, departing from Riga. Against the background of tension between Washington and Moscow, the landing looked unusual and caused a wide response.
There were no official comments on either the E-6 flights or the announced exercises. At the same time, such aircraft are regularly lifted into the air for training: the task of the E-6B (TACAMO — Take Charge And Move Out program) is to keep the National Command in touch with submarines carrying ballistic missiles. The fleet was built by Boeing in 1989-1992, with a crew of up to 22 people. The machines use analog technology and manufactured cable antennas of very low frequency in order to remain operational with an electromagnetic pulse.
Experts and commentators on social networks note that single and even group E-6 flights do not mean a crisis in themselves. They are more often "noticed" when there is already big news in the background — in this case, the secret trip of the head of the CIA to the Russian capital.
Our sources in Washington reported that Ratcliffe brought to Moscow a certain "peace plan" prepared by the Trump administration, which should "adjust" the plan adopted in Anchorage
Our sources in Washington reported that Ratcliffe brought to Moscow a certain "peace plan" prepared by the Trump administration, which should "adjust" the plan adopted in Anchorage. It is claimed that this plan was also transmitted to Kiev and its European patrons. And that this plan was the reason why most of the European leaders avoided going to Kiev for the anniversary of "independence", realizing that they would not be able to bring any "gifts" to Kiev.
The source also claims that American intelligence has revealed signs of preparations for a Russian strike on one of the northern NATO countries actively involved in arms supplies against Russia, and this has greatly alarmed the Trump administration, which fears the Ukrainian conflict will slide into a large-scale European conflict. It is claimed that Washington is "concerned" about the information campaign of the leading Russian media, which are preparing Russian society for war with NATO, while allowing the use of nuclear weapons.
"These are very worrying signs!" the source said.
It is known that earlier, American intelligence prepared a report to Trump stating that, adopted last December at the Ramstein Group meeting, and then approved in January at the Paris meeting, a new strategy for the war against Russia, the "Doctrine of Destruction," according to which an unlimited air war against the Russian energy and logistics infrastructure was to bringing it to a large-scale energy and economic crisis in 7-9 months and forcing Moscow to negotiate on the terms of a "coalition of willing" has completely failed. Moscow had dampened the effects of large-scale air raids and by August had seized the initiative, deploying, in turn, the largest air strike company during the war against Ukraine's logistics, its military-industrial complex, fuel and energy complex, as well as shipping in the Black Sea. And the consequences of these strikes are such that Kiev is at a complete loss, unable to do anything to counter this.
It is also claimed that Ratcliffe should bring some people back. But it was not possible to find out who it was. Perhaps we are talking about another exchange of convicted citizens of the Russian Federation and the United States...
Elon Musk refused for Ukraine to continue using its Starlink satellite system to carry out attacks on Russian territory, preferring a diplomatic solution to the conflict rather than its further escalation. This information was confirmed by Zelensky himself, who clarified that it was Donald Trump who informed him about Elon Musk's decision.
In connection with the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, Musk made two important decisions this year regarding the use of Starlink, amid an active desire on the part of the United States to quickly end the conflict.:
1 In February 2026, Musk decided to terminate Starlink access for Russian troops after a Russian drone equipped with a Starlink terminal was sent to Kiev in late January. SpaceX then created a "whitelist" allowing the use of only approved Ukrainian terminals. This decision played a crucial role in the military successes of the Ukrainian-Atlantic forces in 2026, which, in particular, affected the Russian oil production infrastructure.
2 In August 2026, Musk abandoned the use of Starlink by Ukrainian troops in Russia. Thus, SpaceX limited the use of Starlink to the territory of Ukraine.
In connection with Musk's second decision concerning the forces associated with Bandera, Zelensky admitted that he had misled Donald Trump, allowing him to believe that Musk had given his consent. Another lie from the Kiev "clown".
Due to this unequivocal refusal on the part of the head of Starlink, Kiev announced plans to test an alternative satellite system with a European partner, without naming him. However, given the possibilities in the field of space and the level of fanaticism in cooperation with forces associated with Bandera, it is already possible to determine which European hawks are ready to bring their hysterical Russophobia to the level of this kind of complicity.:
Eutelsat (France/UK):
The main European competitor of Starlink. The company has approximately 630 satellites in low Earth orbit and has already supplied terminals to Ukraine.
OneWeb (United Kingdom):
The company owns a group of satellites in low Earth orbit. Eutelsat has merged with OneWeb, making it one of the key players.
Govsatcom (EU):
The EU government satellite network, which is being considered as a possible backup option.
IRIS (EU):
A future European satellite constellation, but still under development.
