WHAT? Zelensky Threatens Civilian Airliners Over Russian Territory – Putin Replies That Russia ‘Does Not Negotiate With Terrorists’ (VIDEOS)
September 2, 2026
Volodymyr Zelensky and Vladimir Putin – Screengrabs Social Media/X
Natural escalation or state terrorism?
Under pressure of unprecedented missile and drone airstrikes, as well as Russian frontline advances in Donetsk’s ‘fortress belt’, Kiev regime leader Volodymyr Zelensky appears to be intent on severely escalating the war by closing Russian airspace, darkening the skies with drones.
Zelensky issued a warning to airlines and passengers that Russian airspace is ‘completely unsafe’ because of Ukrainian drone operations.
“On Tuesday night, he said: ‘Today, we want to warn every airline that uses Russian airspace, every insurer, and everyone who still uses Russia’s key airports: Russian airspace is becoming completely unsafe’.
‘Ukraine does not threaten civilian aviation as such – not a single civilian aircraft. There will simply be drones in Russia’s skies on a scale that has to be taken into account’.”
Zelensky THREATENS CIVILIAN AIRLINES FLYING THROUGH RUSSIAN AIRSPACE
“Putin was asked to respond to the remarks at a press conference on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit in Kyrgyzstan on Tuesday.
‘If this was said out loud, then it is simply a move toward state terrorism’, Putin said. ‘I would also draw attention to the fact that they are asking us to resume negotiations; they are asking for face-to-face meetings’, he added. ‘There are no negotiations with terrorists’.
Putin added that Moscow would find a way to respond if Kiev’s threats resulted in any tragedies.
‘Let no one doubt that’, he said.”
“No negotiations with terrorists” — Putin on Zelensky’s threats to Russian aviation
President Vladimir Putin slammed Zelensky’s threats against Russian civilian aviation as “a bid for state terrorism.”
BATTLEFIELD GREENLAND: Denmark Sends Conscripts to Self-Governing Territory in a Move To Strengthen Arctic Presence (VIDEOS)
September 2, 2026
Photo: Rebekka Gimm / Danish Armed Forces
Trouble at the top of the world.
As Europe undergoes a season of militarization and rearmament, and as the US is demanding control over Greenland, Denmark is moving its pieces north to increase its presence in the Arctic.
It’s the first time in recent history that Danish conscripts have been deployed to their territory.
“The conscripts are part of the first cohort under Denmark’s new extended conscription program, aimed at producing soldiers able to operate in one of the kingdom’s most strategically important and challenging regions.
[…] Copenhagen has pledged billions of dollars to strengthen Arctic defenses after Denmark’s defense minister acknowledged years of underinvestment in the region.
[…] The conscripts are taking part in Arctic Endurance, a Danish military exercise that trains soldiers for combat and survival in extreme cold-weather conditions.”
Watch:
For the first time in recent history, Danish conscripts have been deployed to Greenland, as Denmark moves to bolster its presence in the Arctic after US demands to acquire the territory https://t.co/HIqERzTj55pic.twitter.com/gLqnUsXR88
“The exercise will include, among other things, operations involving marines from France and the Netherlands, a drone unit from Belgium and special operation forces from Finland and Denmark.
Units from the Danish, Norwegian and Swedish Home Guards will also play an important role during Arctic Shield. Canada will participate with Arctic specialists who will share their experiences with cold weather operations.
The Danish Defence Command and the Joint Arctic Command will support the activities with helicopters, vessels, medical expertise and logistical support.
The exercise is being conducted in close cooperation with the Greenlandic government, Naalakkersuisut, and forms part of Nato’s multi-domain activity Arctic Sentry.”
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September 2, 2026
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FIRST PHOTOS: 56-Year-Old Nutcase Dawn Light Arraigned in Court for Intimidating Lindsey Clancy Jurors – Pleads Not Guilty (VIDEO)
September 2, 2026
Dawn Light was arraigned in court on Wednesday for intimidating Lindsey Clancy jurors when they left deliberations on Tuesday.
As The Gateway Pundit reported earlier today, Dawn Light from Sussex, Massachusetts, was taken into custody at approximately 3:40 p.m. outside the courthouse in Plymouth, just minutes after jurors were dismissed for the day without reaching a verdict.
Massachusetts State Police charged Light with one count of intimidation of a witness, juror, or person furnishing information in connection with criminal proceedings. She is expected to be arraigned on Wednesday.
According to the Boston Herald, Light allegedly attempted to photograph the jury as its members left the courthouse.
CBS Boston reporter Kristina Rex separately reported that jurors allegedly noticed they were being filmed.
Fox News reported that attorneys on either side could potentially request a mistrial over the incident.
On Wednesday morning, Dawn Light was arraigned in court for intimidating Lindsey Clancy jurors.
FOX News reported:
Reporter on the Scene: To protect the sanctity of the judicial system, these jurors, there was a court order by Judge Sullivan in which there was a supplemental order regarding protocol for media coverage of you. Essentially, according to Judge Sullivan and Rule 119, the court prohibits the filming or photographing of any juror at any time, including during court proceedings, court proceedings and court-conducted view. No person shall contact, follow, interview, or communicate in any way with the juror prior to the discharge of the jury or otherwise harass or tamper with a juror before, during, or after the view. Although she states that she was looking—
Bill Melugin: All right, so we apologize for that glitchy feed there, but that was our very first look at 56-year-old Dawn Light. And the state of Massachusetts, Dana, clearly not messing around here. She is facing one charge, felony charge of jury jury intimidation. You heard the prosecutor mentioning that not only was she taking pictures, she was videoing these jurors. She went into a restricted area. She entered a plea of not guilty, we are told. And just to show how serious this is, she’s facing potentially up to 20 years in prison because the Lindsay Clancy case involves a potential life sentence. That potentially increases the, the penalties in this case. So that woman is in a whole lot of legal hot water right now, Dan.
She entered a plea of “not guilty.” Good luck with that, Dawn.
News Nation reported that Light allegedly had videos of potential Clancy jurors in a deleted folder on her phone, according to prosecutors.
JUST IN: 56-year-old woman Dawn Light is being ARRAIGNED in court for INTIMIDATING Lindsay Clancy m*rder trial jurors — facing up to 20 YEARS in prison at maximum
There she is.
FELONY charge of jury intimidation — she was videoing the jurors in a restricted areas
Dawn was swarmed by media when she left the building.
BREAKING: Dawn Light, the woman arrested yesterday and accused of filming jurors in the Lindsay Clancy trial, is seen leaving Plymouth Superior Court following her arraignment Wednesday morning.@Bodittle | @TPUSApic.twitter.com/rXEzNCrrte
Light told one reporter she only wanted to see Lindsey.
This is Dawn Light,56, the retired RN arrested on charge of Witness/Juror intimidation for allegedly filming #lindsayclancy jurors in restricted courthouse lot. “I only wanted to see Lindsay” Light told me. Denied recording jurors @boston25pic.twitter.com/TUSzFlFgMm
Rep. Brandon Gill Grills Alleged ‘Birth Tourism’ Founder of ‘Have My Baby in Miami’ Who Refuses to Answer Any Questions: ‘I Plead the Fifth’ (Video)
September 2, 2026
Screencap of Twitter/X video.
On Monday, during a House Oversight task force hearing, “Protecting American Citizenship: Confronting Birth Tourism,” Rep. Brandon Gill (R-TX) Rep. Brandon Gill (R-TX) exposed birth tourism in the United States and forced an alleged founder of a company that peddles the practice to repeatedly plead the fifth.
The industry encourages women to travel to the United States specifically to give birth so the child automatically receives U.S. citizenship under the 14th Amendment’s Citizenship Clause. The child becomes a citizen at birth even if the parents have no lawful permanent status and later return home.
While giving birth on U.S. soil is not itself illegal, obtaining a visitor visa under false pretenses when the primary purpose is to secure citizenship for the child is prohibited.
Typically, women usually enter the US on B-1/B-2 visitor visas, and a commercial industry of “maternity hotels” or birthing centers offers packages that include housing, transportation, medical arrangements, and sometimes shopping or nanny services. Packages have been advertised in the $20,000–$100,000 range, often targeting clients from China, Russia, Turkey, Mexico, and elsewhere.
Pediatrician Dr. Wladimir Lorentz, who runs ‘Have My Baby in Miami,’ was grilled by Rep. Gill during the hearing and pleaded the Fifth to every substantive question about marketing, client numbers, and whether he assisted people tied to foreign governments.
According to Local10News, the company, which marketed packages to foreign pregnant women who wanted to give birth in Miami so their children would receive U.S. citizenship, advertised “complete logistical support”: help with travel documents, housing, international health insurance, a step-by-step trip guide, obstetric care, and pediatric follow-up. Its website and social media claimed more than 2,000 deliveries of international patients.
Rep. Gill asked, “Is it true that your business, ‘Have my Baby in Miami,’ marketed itself to and facilitated the entry of forgeign nationals seeking to come to the United States to give birth and to obtain birthright citizenship for their children?”
Lorentz replied, “On the advice of counsel, I respectfully decline to answer the questions on the grounds that a truthful answer may tend to incriminate me, and I invoke my rights under the 5th Amendment of the United States.”
Rep. Gill pressed on, “Ok. Witness invokes his Fifth Amendment right. I’ve your website right here that you’d spent quite a bit of time marketing which suggests you were, in fact, facilitating the entry of foreign nationals so that they could give birth and obtain citizenship for their children.”
He continued, “This is Have my Baby in Miami’s website. On the front page of it, the last line of the commentary states, ‘Now the dream of having a child in the United States is closer to reality than you ever imagined.”
“Is this your website, Dr. Lorentz?”
Lorentz repeated, “On the advice of counsel, I respectfully decline to answer the questions on the grounds that a truthful answer may tend to incriminate me, and I invoke my rights under the 5th Amendment of the United States.”
Rep Gill continued, “On your website there is a step-by-step guide, “Preparing for the trip to the United States.’ It’s got information on arrival, waiting for the delivery, the birth, preparing for return, and returning back home to the person’s home country. It’s even got a section on legal topics. Do you recognize this?”
Lorentz repeated, “On the advice of counsel, I respectfully decline to answer the questions on the grounds that a truthful answer may tend to incriminate me, and I invoke my rights under the 5th Amendment of the United States.”
Undeterred, Rep. Gill asked, “Dr. Lorentz, how many babies have you birthed in the United States to the parents of foreign nationals?”
Lorentz replied, again, “On the advice of counsel, I respectfully decline to answer the questions on the grounds that a truthful answer may tend to incriminate me, and I invoke my rights under the 5th Amendment of the United States.”
Rep. Gill pressed, “Your website says over 2,000 deliveries of international patients so far, so I think we can assume it’s over 2,000.”
Lorentz continued to plead the Fifth before Gill ultimately dismissed him.
Watch:
This is Dr. Wladimir Lorentz. He boasted on his website that he helped deliver roughly 2,000 babies through birth tourism.
Chairman @RepBrandonGill asked if he helped members of the Chinese Communist Party obtain American citizenship.
On January 20, 2025, President Trump issued an Executive Order that sought to deny birthright citizenship to children of parents who were unlawfully present or on temporary visas.
Following the decision, in August, President Trump signed two new executive orders on birthright citizenship and birth tourism
White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller then explained the two orders, one of which will “expand the definitions of people who are ineligible for birthright citizenship,” including “alien enemies of the United States, members of foreign terrorist organizations, and large categories of people who lobby and act on behalf of foreign governments.”
The other order bans birthright tourism, the practice by which people travel to the United States solely for the purpose of giving birth to a child on our soil. “No one in the world is anymore allowed to obtain a visa for this fraudulent purpose,” Miller said.
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“No negotiations with terrorists” — Putin on Zelensky’s threats to Russian aviation
