Broadcast Center Fallout Shelter Now Working: G20 Leaders Ready for Finalized Declaration

In a significant development, India's negotiator for the upcoming G20 summit, Mr. Imtiaz Ahmed Kant, has expressed optimism that the major economies will wrap up their summit in New Delhi with a finalized 'Leaders' Declaration'. The declaration, which is almost ready, aims to address global issues such as debt and climate change while also bringing Russia and China on board.

According to sources close to the negotiations, the remaining challenge lies in crafting the wording related to the Ukraine war. India has developed 'Moscow Rules' to guard against complacency, a concept that was first introduced during Soviet times to counter espionage attempts. The Moscow Rules were designed to prevent Western spies from operating effectively within Russia.

The absence of Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin from the G20 summit may also impact the negotiations. Instead, Premier Li Qiang will represent China at the summit, while Russia is expected to send a lower-level delegation.

In related news, the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has released a video directed at Moscow officials, appealing to them to reveal the truth about a system it claims is overrun with lying sycophants. The video, titled 'Why I made contact with the CIA - for myself,' was posted on social media in Russian and appears to depict a Russian official walking through the snowy streets of a Russian city.

The CIA's efforts to expand its pool of Russian spies are seen as a response to growing discontent among certain Russians due to the conflict in Ukraine. According to CIA director William Burns, this presents a unique opportunity for the agency to recruit new spies and gather intelligence on Russia's activities.

As the G20 summit approaches, negotiators are working tirelessly to finalize the Leaders' Declaration. The declaration is expected to serve as a representative voice for the global south and developing nations, addressing issues such as debt and climate change.

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