Альтернатива путинскому режиму. Португалия - цель пропаганды. Отключение электроэнергии в Португалии.

An Alternative to Putin’s Regime. Portugal as a Target of Propaganda. Power Outages in Portugal.

You're watching the news from the weekly rally at the Russian Embassy in Lisbon. Today is May 3, 2:30 PM.

On April 25, we held the conference "Russia Needs April 25." Together with you, we aim to develop a vision for an appealing alternative to Putin’s regime—one that unites, inspires, and encourages Russians to engage in self-organization. Video recordings in Russian are already available in the ADRL Talks section of our website:
adrl.pt/talks/en

The editorial team at Posle.Media, which includes one of the conference speakers, Ilya Budraitskis, has published a translation of a comprehensive article on the Portuguese revolution. We're working to address the fact that so few Russians are familiar with this important history:
www.posle.media/article/kogda-budushchee-bylo-seychas

We're also launching a project to create a database of the best examples of laws and ways of life from around the world—resources that will be valuable in shaping the Russia of the future. If you'd like to contribute to this effort, contact us at [email protected].

We are not alone on this path. On April 30, Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi presented a comprehensive, peer-reviewed plan for Iran’s future. “We have to light a new fire—a fire of enthusiasm, a fire of hope,” said Reza Pahlavi.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=uA_8MkOGB5c

The body of Ukrainian journalist Victoria Roshchina, who died in Russian captivity, was returned to her family missing her eyes, brain, and part of her larynx—an apparent attempt to conceal evidence of torture. On April 29, Polina Uzhvak, a journalist from Important Stories, shared the details in an interview with the Popular Politics channel.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=7PfsQg8-v-Q

On April 7, Novaya Gazeta reported that the children of Anzhelika Melnikova, the missing speaker of the Coordination Council of the Belarusian opposition, are in Belarus. Her whereabouts have been unknown since March 25.
novayagazeta.ru/articles/2025/04/07/deti-propavshei-uchastnitsy-ks-belorusskoi-oppozitsii-nakhodiatsia-v-belarusi-u-svoego-ottsa-ranee-oni-propali-v-varshave-vmeste-s-materiu-news

On April 29, the Telegram channel Can Explain reported that Russia set a new record for international propaganda spending. The RT channel has begun actively targeting audiences in Arab countries.
t.me/mozhemobyasnit/20490

On April 25, the Lepta Telegram channel, citing Expresso, reported that a study by the Center for Information, Democracy and Citizenship at the American University in Bulgaria placed Portugal among the countries most vulnerable to Russian disinformation.
t.me/lepta/4157

On April 28, Portugal, Spain, and parts of France experienced the largest power outage in Europe in the past 20 years. It became clear that in such situations, communications, internet access, and ATMs fail within an hour. On May 2, The Guardian reported that the network operator Red Eléctrica ruled out a rare atmospheric event and found no evidence of a cyberattack—though the investigation continues.
www.theguardian.com/business/2025/may/02/blackouts-energy-outage-risks-europe-worldwide-spain-portugal-france

That same day, the Portuguese with Tatyana YouTube channel published a story about how power plants were restarted after an emergency shutdown was triggered by two solar parks in southwestern Spain. It also explained how the integrated Iberian power grid allows countries to share capacity during shortages.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HgFeThmvgg

Support the fundraiser for portable power stations for hospitals and schools in Ukraine by visiting the NET VOYNE online exhibition:
adrl.pt/net-voine/en

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