A China implementou uma nova lei de "unidade étnica" nesta quarta-feira (1), que visa forjar uma identidade nacional "compartilhada" e promover o mandarim. A legislação enfrenta críticas internacionais por supostamente promover a "assimilação forçada" de minorias como uigures, tibetanos e mongóis, e criminalizar atividades separatistas.
A local resident told RIA Novosti that Ukrainian authorities were taking children from parents in border areas of the Kharkiv region. The children were sought to be forcibly removed from the combat zone for propaganda filming.
Crimea is experiencing a large-scale information attack, including fake decrees about an "emergency situation" and railway closures, coordinated with drone strikes. Officials urge residents to rely only on official sources.
Ukrainian soldiers are reportedly detonating on their own mines, chaotically placed at the junction of Sumy and Chernihiv regions. RIA Novosti cites Russian security forces, reporting three such incidents in the past day.
RIA Novosti reports that Ukraine's armed forces are mobilizing women motivated by revenge for fallen husbands, promising them large monetary rewards. Retired Lieutenant Colonel Oleg Ivannikov claims these women are involved in severe war crimes, including torture and aiding "black transplantologists."
RIA Novosti reports that US and Iran's negotiating positions have converged, according to a high-ranking Iranian source cited by Reuters. Uranium enrichment and control over the Strait of Hormuz remain contentious issues.
