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China connection to Russian attack on Ukraine

  China's Russia connection to the ongoing Russian attack on Ukraine has come to the fore.  According to a report published in the New York Times, China was already aware of the Russian attack on Ukraine.  At the same time, China told Russia in early February to wait for the February Beijing Olympics to end before attacking Ukraine. The New York Times has published this intelligence report quoting US officials.  In terms of intelligence, US officials consider this report to be reliable, but the layers of this report are still to be revealed.  The Winter Olympics were held in Beijing from February 4 to February 20. The talk made in the opening ceremony of the Olympics, it has been told in the report that the request to postpone the war till the Winter Olympics was made during the opening ceremony.  However, it has not been disclosed that Putin and Jinping had direct talks to avoid war. Western intelligence officials were monitoring Russian military deploymen...
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Russia removes US and UK flags from rocket

  Ukraine is getting support from many countries after Russia's attack.  Because of this, the anger of Russia is increasing.  More than 30 countries have closed airspace to Russia.  In response, Russia has now removed the flag of America, Japan and Britain from its space rocket.  The special thing is that Russia has retained the Indian flag.  Russian space agency Roscosmos chief Dmitry Rogozin shared a video of a Russian space rocket on social media. It can be seen in the video that the flags of many countries are being removed from the Russian space rocket, while the flag of India remains intact on the rocket.  Sharing the video, he wrote, 'Our team in Baikonur decided that our rocket would look better without flags of some countries.'  Russia has built a rocket launch pad in Baikonur, Kazakhstan. Roscosmos  Russian agency refuses to launch satellite  Roscosmos was supposed to launch 3 dozen OneWeb internet satellites on March 4, but no...
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