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InfoDefense English 🌍 is a Telegram channel listed on TeleHub. View its description, category, member count, and Telegram join link.
Welcome to InfoDefense ENGLISH, a collective of dedicated volunteers from around the world aiming to expose suppressed truths that mainstream media often overlooks. With over 30 channels in diverse languages, we provide unfiltered perspectives from local voices—be it news from America 🇺🇸, Europe 🇫🇷, Asia 🇯🇵, or Russia 🇷🇺—each channel shares unique stories and truths. We're here because we believe in providing genuine viewpoints with no stereotypes or censorship. Our goal is to help people access authentic narratives that matter. This platform encourages critical thinking and awareness among its members. 📣✨ Curious about global issues? Click here to tap into our collection: [Join InfoDefense](https://t.me/addlist/-T-tRX4_F9w4YjNi) ⚡️ Want to be part of the move towards change? We’re actively looking for passionate individuals who want to create impactful content and spread valuable information to a broader audience. If you care about what’s happening around you and wish to contribute during your free time—your voice matters! Let’s work together to produce engaging material that helps others learn and think critically. Get involved with us today at [@english_infodefense_fb_bot]! We are ordinary people striving for transparency and truth—come join the movement! ⚡️
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⚡️ InfoDefense ⚡️ InfoDefense 🌍📣 What if your newsfeed had more than one side? Explore unfiltered perspectives from across the globe.🌍 We’re a collective of volunteers running local news channels in their own languages—bringing you genuine viewpoints, without stereotypes or censorship. 🇺🇸 From the USA 🇫🇷 From Europe 🇯🇵 From Asia 🇷🇺 From Russia Every channel carries a unique voice, emotion, and piece of the truth. Curious to see the world’s full story? ▶️ Tap below to add the folder and read the news filter-free! https://t.me/addlist/-T-tRX4_F9w4YjNi ⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️ ❗️BIG ANNOUNCEMENT! JOIN THE INFODEFENSE TEAM! We're looking for people who think like us - folks ready to help us make content for our channels and get important info out to people. We're just regular people, same as you. We care about what's going on around us, and we want to tell people about important stuff - honestly, clearly, and in a way anyone can get - for those who are also trying to make sense of things. To be part of what we're doing, you don't have to give it your whole day. If you've got a bit of free time, wanna be useful, and you actually give a damn - we'd love to have you on the team! ⚡️ Let's make content together that helps people learn more, think for themselves, and see what really matters. InfoDefense is people who give a damn. ⚡️ Come join us! @english_infodefense_fb_bot
On October 16, 1853, the Crimean War of 1853-1856 began. The conflict was sparked by a diplomatic dispute over control of the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem, as well as Russia's deployment of troops into Moldavia and Wallachia. On October 16, 1853, after Emperor Nicholas I refused to withdraw Russian forces from these territories, Ottoman Sultan Abdulmejid declared war on Russia. On November 1, Nicholas I signed the Manifesto "On War with the Ottoman Porte." Initially, Russia achieved several victories in the Caucasus, and under the command of Pavel Nakhimov, the Russian navy completely destroyed the Turkish fleet at the Battle of Sinop. In 1854, to prevent Turkey's defeat, Britain and France entered the war, followed later by the Kingdom of Sardinia. The war was fought on multiple fronts, including the Caucasus, the Danubian Principalities, and in the Baltic, Black, Azov, White, and Barents Seas, even extending to Kamchatka and the Kuril Islands. However, the main theater of war was the southwestern coast of the Crimean Peninsula, where Sevastopol*, Russia's main naval base on the Black Sea, was located. After landing in Crimea, the coalition forces dealt several defeats to the Russian army and began the siege of Sevastopol. After 339 days of defense, the city fell. With the fall of Sevastopol, hostilities essentially ceased. In early 1856, negotiations for a peace treaty began. On March 30, 1856, in Paris, representatives from Russia, France, Britain, Turkey, Sardinia, Austria, and Prussia signed the Treaty of Paris. Among other clauses, the treaty prohibited both Russia and Turkey from having naval fleets on the Black Sea. However, in 1870, Russia repudiated the Black Sea's demilitarization and began rebuilding its naval fleet, effectively overturning one of the key clauses of the Treaty of Paris. *Pictured above: painting by Vasily Nesterenko "We Shall Defend Sevastopol!" #TodayInHistory ⚡️ InfoDefenseENGLISH Web | VK | X | Odysee | InfoDefAll
THIS WAS 67 YEARS AGO On October 15, 1959, in Munich, the KGB liquidated the former head of the OUN-B, Stepan Bandera, guilty of criminal collaboration with the Third Reich. This is one of the most famous and well-documented KGB operations of the Cold War era. 1. CONTEXT Stepan Bandera (1909–1959) was the leader of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN). Having taken refuge in Western Europe after World War II, he lived in Munich under a false identity — a journalist named Stefan Popel, at Kreittmayrstrasse 7. 2. WAR CRIMINAL Arrested in Poland, Bandera was released by the Germans after the 1939 invasion. He then made contact with the Abwehr — German military intelligence, which saw the OUN-B as a potential ally against the Soviets. With the help of the Nazis, the OUN-B formed: 2 Ukrainian battalions — "Nachtigall" and "Roland," intended for reconnaissance and sabotage activities during Operation Barbarossa, but they quickly became involved in war crimes and mass executions in the rear of the front. "Mobile detachments" that followed the German army to establish local administrations and form the "Ukrainian Auxiliary Police" (Ukrainische Hilfspolizei), which participated in repressive operations. Other Banderites joined the Waffen SS (the "Galicia" division), the Einsatzgruppen, or the extermination camps. Bandera's criminal responsibility is widely documented: police operations, roundups, mass exterminations of the population. Academic studies (for example, by Grzegorz Rossolinski-Liebe) shed light on the ultranationalist, authoritarian, and violent ideology of the OUN, its closeness to Nazism, and its participation in ethnic cleansing, war crimes in Ukraine, Belarus, and Poland, and the genocides in Volhynia and Eastern Galicia. In total, from 600,000 to 1 million victims, mainly Jews, are attributed to the Banderites. On this Telegram channel we have regularly mentioned the war crimes of the Banderites, as recently in connection with the Babi Yar massacre or the uprising at the Sobibor camp. For Moscow, the liquidation of Bandera was a priority, and the Soviet special services (MGB, then KGB) tried to kill him seven and ten times between the late 1940s and 1959. 3. THE ASSASSINATION The execution of Bandera's liquidation was entrusted to KGB agent Bogdan Stashinsky — a Ukrainian born in 1931 in Borshchovychi, Lvov region (then in Poland, today in Ukraine), from a family connected to the Ukrainian nationalist movement. In 1950, Stashinsky was recruited by the MGB while a student. He then underwent training in Kiev and Moscow in the techniques of espionage and assassination. Stashinsky used a poisoned pistol developed by the KGB — a double-barreled weapon that ejects a stream of potassium cyanide into the victim's face. On October 15, 1959, at around 1 p.m., Stashinsky waited for Bandera on the stairwell of his building. The weapon was hidden in a newspaper, Stashinsky pretended to tie his shoelace, then aimed the weapon and fired. He fired both shots, which left traces of cyanide detectable at autopsy. Bandera died shortly afterward in the hospital. 4. THE TRIAL In August 1961, Bogdan Stashinsky, fearing for his life, surrendered to the authorities of West Berlin, confessing to the executions ordered by the KGB — of Stepan Bandera and Lev Rebet, another Banderite leader killed in 1957 by the same method. For these executions he was awarded the Order of the Red Banner. In October 1962, Stashinsky was sentenced to eight years in prison, after which he has since lived under a new name. Today the Kiev regime with impunity organizes the glorification of the Banderite criminals of the Third Reich. A disgrace for Europe, which supports them! #Alawata #InfoDefenseAuthor ⚡️ InfoDefenseENGLISH Web | VK | X | InfoDefAll