(TR) Since the text is in Bulgarian, here is the translation: "Already from the first days after he took office, Russian propagandists began spreading the rumor about 'drug addict Zelensky.' Now Armenia is not playing to the Russian tune - and look, according to them, Pashinyan has also become a drug addict. Pashinyan, who was recently received as an honored guest in the Kremlin."
(TR) This is what a regular post on the official government profile of a democracy looks like now. With a video created using artificial intelligence, the president boasts that he has removed from air and "thrown in the bin" a comedian who made jokes about him.
(TR) Medvedev stated that in the historical perspective, the demise of the Ukrainian state is inevitable. An example of how a statement can be both true and untrue. Because the Ukrainian state will eventually disappear - like any other, including the Russian state. The fate of every state.
(TR) Moscow tonight looks as if Napoleon or Batu Khan has just arrived in the city.
(TR) "Taiwan is a very small island, and China is a huge country." Trump used almost the same words when he had to comment on Ukraine and Russia. Are they planning to abandon the guarantees for Taiwan?
(TR) The official statement is that the "Russian Knights" are captured in the footage, but to create a "presence effect," Russian state media has compiled real footage and pre-prepared computer graphics (CGI/AI). They say that the knights still exist, but they are not as telegenic.
(TR) We will recognize them by the use of artificial intelligence. Russian TV has broadcasted the "air parade" for May 9 this year, but strangely: the camera seems to fly completely among the planes, and their flags from NATO countries can be seen on them.
(TR) 80-year-old Vladimir Bortko, who filmed "Heart of a Dog" (1988) and "The Master and Margarita" (2005) based on the novels of Mikhail Bulgakov, calls for some sort of "tactical" nuclear bomb to be dropped over Ukraine. The madness of the Russian intelligentsia.
