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Pete Santilli - NATO ATTACKS MOSCOW WITH 300 DRONES AS PEACE TALKS BEGIN [EP 4469-8AM-HR 2]

from Speak Freely Podcast with Patrick Howley · host Spreely Media

In this explosive episode, Pete Santilli breaks down the largest Ukrainian drone strike on Moscow, exposing NATO’s role in escalating the war just as peace talks between Ukraine and the U.S. begin in Saudi Arabia. He questions whether the West is deliberately prolonging the conflict for profit, while Trump and Zelensky clash over rare earth minerals and U.S. military aid.Pete also examines Ukraine’s martial law and election suspension, arguing that Zelensky has become a deep-state puppet, silencing opposition and consolidating power. He exposes how mainstream media distorts the border crisis, revealing the true extent of human and drug trafficking at the U.S.-Mexico border.With powerful insights into government deception, intelligence operations, and media propaganda, this episode is a must-listen for those seeking the truth behind global conflicts and political corruption.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/speak-freely-podcast-with-patrick-howley--5775590/support.

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