As Zelensky threatens a nuclear False Flag at Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant, Putin-Xi-Modi commit to deeper security/economic coordination.

July 4—The 23rd Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit concluded its one-day video-conference meeting on July 4 under Indian chairmanship, with the participation of Narendra Modi of India, Xi Jinping of China, and Vladimir Putin of Russia, as well as the leaders of Pakistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan. A ninth member was admitted to the SCO at the meeting: Iran.

July 4—When the Prigozhin mutiny occurred back on June 23-24, LaRouche movement spokesmen quickly noted that, although the details of the revolt and its suppression were still hazy, there was little doubt that those who had motive to attempt to destabilize and destroy Russia—cui bono—were British and American intelligence services operating on behalf of the City of London and Wall Street financial interests. And therefore, the real question that the Prigozhin affair posed was: What’s coming next? What will be London’s next provocation in their effort to trigger a nuclear confrontation between NATO and Russia? We suggested that a close eye be kept on the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant (ZNPP).