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VitalSever reported that Israeli soldiers entered an extensive Hezbollah underground complex beneath the Ali al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon after years of gathering intelligence and preparations. According to him, they found command centers, warehouses with rockets, projectiles, drones, and anti-tank weapons, as well as living quarters, kitchens, showers, generators, and a network of underground passages. He claimed that Hezbollah had built the complex over several years with Iranian support and that it was intended to support the war against Israel. He added that Israeli soldiers attempted to secure the site and clear its passages to facilitate its destruction. #IDF #Hezbollah #Vojna (translated)

Bojan Požar wrote that Haso Lutoli, whom he described as the private partner of Flurina Ametaj, was in the company of the mayor of Celje, Matija Kovač. He stated that according to sources from Celje, Lutoli was to "solve problems" for payment, leaving the meaning of the term open. He added that Lutoli's brother is a security guard and driver for the Celje lawyer Dušan Korošec. #politika #poslovanje #Celjani (translated)

Truth suggested to Kulberg that in the restoration of the state, he should follow the principles expressed by Golda Meir: equate corruption with treason, reward and respect military personnel, teachers, and doctors highly, and also emphasize the work and responsibility of the residents for the state. The author pointed out that Meir led Israel for five years and, by making wise decisions, helped to create a thriving state, although it was attacked and attempted to be destroyed. Truth added that Meir was born in Kyiv and came from the Ukrainian Jewish community, and was once referred to as the only man in the government. Truth wrote that Kulberg has the opportunity to restore the state, but warned: if the solutions remain only on election posters, the people's anger will return with double force. #valstsattīstība #korupcija #izglītība (translated)

Marats Kasems wrote that Sergejs Muļivanovs, whom he described as a pro-Kremlin activist, had previously organized street actions in Riga and had gone to the Cabinet of Ministers with posters. Kasems claimed that Muļivanovs had participated in a conference at the Moscow Institute of CIS Countries, where, according to him, the future of the indigenous peoples of the Baltic States was discussed in the event of the region's occupation. According to Kasems, Muļivanovs has not returned to Latvia after moving to Russia and obtained Russian citizenship in 2024. He pointed out that Ruslans Pankratovs had been looking for Muļivanovs, but publicly available Russian court databases contained a record of a person with the same full name being detained on April 3 under article 159 of the Russian Criminal Code for fraud. Kasems added that in the case materials, the suspect was described as someone who had recently obtained citizenship and was officially unemployed in Russia, and claimed that fraud could carry a sentence of up to 10 years in prison. Kasems sarcastically asked whether Muļivanovs' supporters would act on the principle of "not leaving their own behind" and suggested that the detention could be an attempt to force him to sign a contract with the Russian Ministry of Defense and send him to war. He also noted that he had anticipated Allas Berezovska's reaction to the detention, but according to him, she had not written about this case. #vatņiki #krievija #nvsInstitūts #propaganda #muļivanovs #krievija #vatņiki #nvsInstitūts (translated)

A man who provided funds to Russian military personnel is sentenced to several years in prison because investigators found evidence on his phone of correspondence and videos showing the transfer of goods, including medical and hygiene products, as well as night vision binoculars. #humanitārāKrava #speciālāMilitārāOperācija #medicīniskāsPreces (translated)

The case of sexual violence has again come to the forefront at Cornell University after two years, when a 20-year-old student reported an incident at the Chi Phi fraternity house, claiming that she was under the influence of alcohol and drugs, and therefore unable to give consent, followed by an internal investigation by the university and a lawsuit against the school and seven men for inadequate protection. #seksuālavardarbība #studentuizmeklēšana #universitāte (translated)

Zoltán wrote that they have declassified the government resolutions numbered 3000 that were classified until 2034. According to his statement, the first 13 documents made public concerned a total of 65 billion forints: one of them involved Antal Rogán's team allocating 6.5 billion forints annually for newspaper reading and media monitoring, while another document indicated that TIM provided 8 billion forints for studies and public opinion research. Zoltán claimed that part of the money went to entities close to Századvég and the government. He argued that while there weren't enough funds for maintaining railway lines, school heating, and hospitals, billions were spent on monitoring the media and measuring public sentiment. He also criticized that the decisions were classified for ten years and noted that the proposals suggested avoiding press conferences and limiting public communication. He added that later, in response to questions from the press, Bertalan Havasi presented the decision favorably. https://t.co/vHwtXBO6n2 #magyar2026 #Tisza2026 #kormány #pénzügy #államtitok (translated)

JH Fonseca stated that real women's empowerment would come from the right and said he found this predictable. According to him, the left treated women as electoral instruments, while the right considered them competent individuals. https://t.co/2BM92NXZ0t #EmpoderamentoFeminino #Direita #Feminismo (translated)

Guga Noblat recounted that, at the age of 7, he went to a rally for Lula in 1989 during a heavy rain. According to him, the crowd sang in support of Lula's candidacy and that of his vice, Bisol, in the first presidential election after the dictatorship. A girl in yellow waving at Lula made him remember that day, he wrote. Noblat said that later he adapted the song to talk about playing soccer and began to sing it at school when it rained. Three months after the rally, he said, Fernando Collor called his house to complain about an article by his father in Jornal do Brasil. When he found out who was on the line, Noblat ran to the phone, said that the family supported Lula, and hung up on Collor, who would go on to become president. #Lula #Memórias #Brasil (translated)

The government of the Republic of Slovenia stated that disinformation often spreads in environments with strong emotions, differing interests, and rapid responses. It emphasized the importance of verifying claims with reliable sources and comparing them with facts, and mentioned that the video showed a concrete example of information verification during the referendum discussion. #Dezinformacije #PreverjanjeDejstev #ZanesljiviViri (translated)

Yesterday was a "super" episode - our aunt (disabled) fell to the ground (it was impossible for one woman to lift her). A man and a woman walked by. Desperately shouting: "Please, please, help!" they were running after them. They didn't respond. Maybe they didn't hear? Again: "I beg you, help!?" The man turned around and replied in broken Latvian: "I will not help you!" The woman didn't even turn around. P.S. A big thank you to the village chat, where a Latvian guy responded, who arrived on a bike in a few minutes and helped lift the disabled aunt into the chair! #palīdzība #izglābšana #latvieši (translated)

When questioned why he said he wouldn't run for reelection and then did, Lula replied: "I know my political responsibility. If it weren't for me, to face these fascists, they would easily win the elections. I am an obstacle for them." https://t.co/bUJj9LvgBa #Lula #Eleições2024 #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)