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10/05/22

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Originally posted by simgrund: ↑

https://www.jpost.com/international/article-706232

Putin to hold emergency meeting on suspicious fires across Russia

While the Kremlin makes out the raging fires as a seasonal event, dozens of fires in key facilities have broken out across the country in what cannot be simply brushed off as "seasonal wildfires."

By ROMAN MEITAVPublished: MAY 9, 2022 17:37

Russian President Vladimir Putin will hold a meeting regarding dozens of destructive fires in a number of regions all across Russia on May 10, the Kremlin press service reported.
A state of emergency was introduced in 77 areas of the Russian Federation throughout the Kurgan region and in one municipality in Khakassia.
A special fire emergency was declared in 49 regions of the country, according to the Kremlin press service.
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The true Russians are making themselves known.

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So now it's up to Biden to enquire into fires and salmonella in US food processing plants.
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