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‘Putin’s Brain’ Declares Victory After Tucker Carlson Interview
Alexander Dugin thinks he has managed to get his fascist ideas across to the “American mainstream.”

A far-right Russian philosopher who’s called for Russia to expand its borders and rise up against the West says his interview with Tucker Carlson shows Americans are ready to accept his fascist ideas.

Alexander Dugin, dubbed “Putin’s brain” for supposedly influencing the Russian leader’s geopolitical crusades, took to Telegram in the wake of his interview with the former Fox News host to note that he’d made it into the “American mainstream” by sitting down with Carlson, and that the “American public is a little ready for my ideas.”

He claimed there’d been a “defamation” campaign against him hatched by “globalists” and “left-wing liberals” who portrayed him as “Dr. Evil” and “the most dangerous philosopher in the world.” Of course, Carlson himself used precisely those descriptors in trying to hype the 20-minute interview on X, falsely claiming Dugin’s ideas are “so dangerous” that “Amazon won’t sell his books.” (In fact, several of his books are currently available for purchase on Amazon in Russian.)

Dugin’s interview with Carlson—whom he describes as the “number one journalist in the world”—was the first time he was able to appeal directly to Americans on such a scale, Dugin said.

He went on to share a roundup of praise for his interview said to be from “ordinary American” YouTube commentators, including the likes of, “What a wonderful, wise person! I love Russia!” Kremlin-controlled media and Kremlin-friendly bloggers have also pushed the narrative that the interview somehow marks a win for Moscow vs. Western liberalism.

Dugin, whose ideas are believed to have influenced Moscow’s genocidal war against Ukraine, was sanctioned by the U.S. government in 2015 for his role in the conflict, which included peddling disinformation and recruiting volunteers to fight alongside pro-Russian forces in eastern Ukraine.

In his interview with Carlson released this week, Dugin blamed the “Anglo-Saxon world” for the rise of liberalism, claimed films like The Terminator and The Matrix will become a reality in the West, and declared that Vladimir Putin is the one man who can save the world from such horror.

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US imposes major sanctions on Russia's defense sector and allies
Among the targeted entities is one of Russia's largest airlines, Pobeda LCC

The U.S. Treasury Department has imposed sanctions on nearly 200 individuals and entities that support Russia's military-industrial base and help it evade restrictions, according to a department press release.

The sanctions package targets Russia's military-industrial base, as well as individuals and entities in third countries that assist Russia in purchasing components for the production of weapons or defense products.

Regarding countries that have helped Russia circumvent Western sanctions, the U.S. has imposed restrictions on companies from Turkey, China, Slovakia, Belgium, and Kyrgyzstan, as they may have helped Russia evade Western sanctions.

The U.S. Department of the Treasury has imposed restrictions on two Russian companies involved in the construction of gas infrastructure in Russia: Neftegazstroy and Aktsionernoe Obshchestvo Vnipigazdobycha.

The list also includes:
→ Ural Automotive Plant;
→ Bryansk Automobile Plant;
→ Aktsionernoe Obshchestvo Zavod Proton;
→ 48th Central Scientific and Research Institute of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation;
→ Tomsk Electrotechnical Plant;
→ Pobeda LCC, one of the largest airlines.

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Oil Depot in Russian Smolensk Oblast Completely Destroyed in Drone Attack

Details of the attack on the fuel and energy facility in the village of Kardymovo, Smolensk oblast of the Russian Federation, have become known.

The relevant satellite images were published by the Dnipro | OSINT channel.

The published satellite images show a large area of burning, which indicates a high degree of damage.

Only two oil tanks survived out of 16, while the rest were completely burned out during the massive fire.

In addition, the attack completely burned out nine tanks with fuel and lubricants.

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In Germany, the garden house of the head of the defense concern Rheinmetall was set on fire - media
Leftist radicals set fire to a summer house belonging to the head of the defense concern Rheinmetall, Armin Papperger, linking the attack with arms supplies to Ukraine. Source: Bild

A fire in a country house on a site in Lower Saxony was recorded by the fire service on the morning of April 30. Hours later, left-wing extremists posted on the Indymedia platform claiming responsibility for the incident.

The report claims they left a petrol bomb at Armin Papperger's summer house on the night of April 29.

The State Security Police are currently investigating. They are studying the authenticity of the message and finding out the circumstances of the incident.

Earlier, an explosion occurred at a military plant in Britain . An explosion occurred at a facility where explosives were being filled into artillery shells.

Let us remind you that German law enforcement agencies suspect the Russian special services of an attack on railways, as a result of which trains stopped in northern Germany for several hours.

Also, unknown persons in northern Germany damaged a gas pipeline under construction for an LNG terminal .

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Slovak ministry offers temporary protection to alleged pro-Russian operative

The Slovak Interior Ministry has granted temporary protection to Artom Marchevsky, a Ukrainian-Israeli citizen who is accused of running a pro-Russian influence campaign and who has already been sanctioned by the Czech government, Reuters reported on Wednesday, citing the Czech newspaper Deník N.

The Slovak Interior Ministry issued a communiqué saying that it was looking into the Marchevsky’s case with its intelligence services and would provide further information once the investigation was completed.

Reuters reported, citing the “Deník N” text, that when Marchevsky was sanctioned by the Czech Republic, he traveled to Slovakia, where the new cabinet of Prime Minister Robert Fico has adopted a policy of improving relations with Russia.

The Czech government put Marchevsky on the sanctions list when security services there linked him to a Russian-organized network designed to influence European Parliament elections.

Restrictions were also extended to the pro-Russian ‘Voice of Europe’ internet platform, registered in the Czech Republic. The Czech government justified the restrictions, calling the website’s activities as “promoting the foreign policy interests of the Russian Federation and political and propaganda activities directed against the territorial integrity, independence, stability and security of Ukraine.”

“Deník N” wrote in March that money was transferred in Prague to politicians of the anti-establishment German AfD, as well as from other European countries, including France, Poland, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Hungary.

It is not clear what role Marchevsky played in these transfers.

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