8 tons of cocaine intercepted. Attacks on Ukraine intensify. Pickets to support Stoptime musicians.

8 tons of cocaine intercepted. Attacks on Ukraine intensify. Pickets to support Stoptime musicians.

You're watching news from the weekly rally in front of the Russian Embassy in Lisbon. Today is November 22, 2:30 PM.

On November 21, Correio da Manhã reported that a joint operation by the Judicial Police, the Navy, and the Air Force resulted in the seizure of up to eight tons of cocaine, the largest ever in Portugal. Ten Brazilians were arrested, and two fishing vessels were seized between Madeira and the Azores. The cocaine is believed to have been loaded on the coast of Brazil. The investigation was conducted in cooperation with authorities in Brazil, the United States, and the United Kingdom.
www.cmjornal.pt/portugal/detalhe/apreensao-recorde-em-alto-mar-oito-toneladas-de-cocaina-vinham-para-portugal

On November 20, at a UN Security Council meeting, speakers stated that Russian attacks on energy infrastructure caused widespread power outages in most regions of Ukraine. The World Health Organization also recorded more than 500 attacks on medical facilities this year alone.
news.un.org/ru/story/2025/11/1466878

On November 15, the Ekonomicheskaya Pravda reported that the Russian army attacked the warehouse of one of Ukraine's largest pharmaceutical distributors. Twenty percent of Ukraine's monthly supply of medications was destroyed.
epravda.com.ua/rus/biznes/rossiyane-snova-unichtozhili-sklad-odnogo-iz-krupneyshih-farmdistribyutorov-strany-814231/

On November 19, Russian troops attacked Ukraine with 48 missiles and 476 drones. Two missiles, fired from strategic aircrafts, hit residential buildings in Ternopil on Stus and 15 April streets. As a result, at least 31 people were killed, 93 were injured, and more than 10 are still missing. Days of mourning for the victims have been declared in the city from November 19 to 21. Many children lost their parents. The NV news website tells the stories of the victims.
nv.ua/socium/raketnaya-ataka-v-ternopole-izvestny-imena-pogibshih-i-postradavshih-semey-50562176.html

Almost four weeks have passed since the arrest of the young musicians from the Stoptime band. Diana Loginova and Alexander Orlov are under arrest for the third time for the same “offense.” The discussion on our TikTok continues. Other activists and us have added translations of the lyrics to Monetochka’s song “You're a Soldier” into Spanish and Netherlandish. Tell your fellow musicians about this situation and show them this song.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=8StxhvQj4T8

On November 16, the SOTAvision Telegram channel showed a video of activist Alexander Pirogov, who held a picket in central St. Petersburg against the war and repression. He told a reporter that he decided to picket after the trial of Naoko and the Stoptime band.
t.me/sotavisionmedia/53043?single

On November 17, the same channel reported that activist Grigory Potemkin came out to support the Stoptime band in Moscow at the Joseph Brodsky monument.
t.me/sotavisionmedia/53091?single

DDT frontman Yuri Shevchuk dedicated the song “You Are Not Alone” to Stoptime at a concert in London on November 2.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCsfvvgXnag

Let’s also say to each other: “You are not alone.”

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