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Sokolov in an emotional video published on October 30 stated that the newspaper was "killed" and will cease to operate on November 9, as "Russian authorities, Russian secret services, forced the editorial staff to stop working." #NovajaGazeta #svobodaTisku #lidskáPráva (translated)

The author stated that a new draft agreement with Iran was supposed to arrive on Donald Trump's desk today. Referring to the Israeli newspaper Israel Hayom, he wrote that the Qatari prime minister was supposed to bring a proposal to Washington under which Tehran would reopen the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for the release of eight billion dollars of frozen Iranian assets. #Trump #Írán #dohoda #US #IR #IL #QA (translated)

"He was injured, yet he neutralized the terrorist with great effort and dedication. The terrorist could still reach for his weapon and kill more people," said General Roman Polko, former commander of the elite unit GROM, to the Rzeczpospolita newspaper. #Krakov #policie #terorismus (translated)

The author of the contribution, citing documents obtained by the Financial Times, stated that Russia has committed to supplying Iran with 90 APU-L launchers for Mi-28 helicopters. According to him, the devices can carry LMUR missiles with a range of up to 14 kilometers, and they are also used by the Russian army. #Rusko #Írán #zbrojení #RU #IR (translated)

The author stated that in Ukraine, in his opinion, there was no freedom of information and brutal state censorship prevailed there. He claimed that Deník.cz considered this acceptable, and he illustrated his opinion with a hypothetical analogy: if the newspaper had been published under Hitler, according to the author, it might have denied the existence of the extermination camp Auschwitz with reference to available sources. https://t.co/Il58aLofAi #SvobodaTisku #Cenzura #Ukrajina #UA (translated)

The post stated that former rector of the Russian State University Alexander Bleer collaborated on the training of members of the Russian security service and was involved in the Second Chechen War. According to the post, he currently has permanent residency and properties in the Czech Republic; his past was revealed by Deník N. https://t.co/PpoLSg30qu https://t.co/Ca3pRCUnkW #Rusko #Čečensko #Bezpečnost #RU #CZ (translated)

The diary of a man from Gaza, Ziad, reveals the everyday reality of survival in a devastated area, where people stand in line for bread and water while the world focuses on technological novelties like the iPhone, all against the backdrop of constant bombings and war. #Gaza #válka #deník (translated)

President Petr Pavel, in an interview with the German newspaper Bild, expressed his willingness to negotiate with Putin on the condition that Russia becomes a respected partner again, and emphasized the need for European solidarity and capacity to act when discussing security in Europe. #Ukrajina #EvropskáBezpečnost #Pavel (translated)

The article from Deník N deals with the demands of the directors of Czech Television and Czech Radio on Andrej Babiš, which should show how seriously he thinks about the independence of public media while his government faces criticism for proposed changes in media fees. #AndrejBabiš #veřejnoprávnímedia #protesty (translated)

The author wrote that the Czech Republic had a respected figure at the helm of the state when it came to Europe's security and a fair peace in Ukraine. He also mentioned that according to the British newspaper The Telegraph, European leaders were considering President Petr Pavel as one of the possible options. https://t.co/tCvG0qKEfC #BezpečnostEvropy #Ukrajina #Česko #CZ #EU (translated)

The author of the article asked why Aleksandar Vučić so easily conceded defeat. Referring to findings from the British newspaper The Times, he wrote that Vučić was prepared to violently challenge the results of the parliamentary elections in order to remain in power. He claimed that on election day, he deployed 4,000 police officers and 3,000 hired individuals, whom he labeled as thugs, in downtown Belgrade. The article also referred to the MEP Sandro Gozi. https://t.co/42iZgPviNB #politika #volby #Srbsko #RS #GB (translated)

The article stated that according to the newspaper Le Monde, the negotiations of the Ukrainian delegation with Donald Trump's special envoys in Miami escalated. The three-hour meeting took place at the Shell Bay golf club, according to the newspaper. #ukrajina #Trump #politika #UA #US (translated)

The author, citing the German newspaper Welt, wrote that the Czech Republic, along with Slovakia and Hungary, refuses to guarantee a new European loan to Ukraine of up to 45 billion euros. He described the Czech government's stance as an expression of selfishness. He added that, according to him, foreign observers also notice that the Czech Republic continues to strive for something that he referred to only as "enormous," without completing the sentence. #ČeskáRepublika #Ukrajina #Evropa #CZ #SK #HU #UA (translated)

The German newspaper Bild criticizes the expensive and delayed bypass project in the Saxon town of Pirna, whose cost has reached 288.4 million euros, with the bridge over the Gottleuba River being built by the Czech company Metrostav, and the completion deadline continues to be postponed. #Gottleubatalbrücke #Metrostav #Německo (translated)

The author wrote that the riots in France opened another serious question. Referring to the Spanish newspaper La Gaceta, he stated that seven organizations involved in the protest movement had links to George Soros's foundations or had received financial support from them in the past. Among the organizations mentioned were Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and the League. https://t.co/FZx56OFCbI #Francie #protesty #sociálníprávo #FR #ES (translated)