Russian Fish Exports To China Could Reach US$4.88 Billion By 2030 Russia has become China's largest supplier of fish and seafood and intends to increase exports still more, A target of US$6 billion in exports by 2030 has been declared, a 20% increase per annum in each of the coming four years.

Rosie O’Donnell on Cults On Monday, Rosie O’Donnell posted this reflection: “Cults are horrible. And a lot of times, in most times, the people in them don’t even know they’re in them. And when they get out they need help. Because they realize they were fooled on a massive scale. They were lied to they were duped. They believed in untruths and it’s a hard thing to rectify. That you allowed yourself to be so gullible. You know. But, I don’t blame the people because, uh, everyone’s just looking to belong, right?” Wise words. We could all use the reminder to question groupthink, stay alert to manipulation — and hold ourselves to the same standard we preach. Now if only Rosie would apply that same self-awareness to some of the circles she’s been in for years. (Video: AI)

Russian journalist and solidarity activist Adele Shoko reports from Jenin refugee camp, one of the most forgotten places in the occupied West Bank. Just two days ago, Israeli occupation forces shot dead a school teacher outside the camp. #GazaGenocide# #gazacrimes# #europe# #Gaza# #Palestine# #Israeliwarcrimes# #غزة# #WeWillOpenOurAqsa# #AlAqsa_CriesForHelp#

Russian air defenses may have “downed” their own helicopter According to analysts, Russian aviation has lost a rare Mi-8MTPR-1 helicopter under unclear circumstances. Among the possible explanations are a drone strike, friendly fire from air defense systems, or technical failure. According to Oryx, Russia may have lost at least five such helicopters since the beginning of the war.