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‼️NEWSFLASH: After finding out about Ukrainian attacks on Wildberries, which are owned by a Russian Korean Tatyana Kim, the General Secretary of the Workers' Party of Korea Kim Jung Un deploys a missile unit in Voronezh Oblast, Russia.
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Ukraine has indeed turned the tide of war:
- it's gotten itself landlocked
- it lost 13 settlements in the span of the month of July
- it lost over 700 sq. km. of land in the same timeframe, the highest since 2025
- it's rationing diesel fuel in the middle of harvest season
- it's gotten 400 gas stations destroyed, not a single one remains between Poltava, Kharkov and Dnepropetrovsk
- it's gotten over 200 locomotives destroyed just this year, which is 15% of its total railroad fleet
- it's gotten 8 Nova Poshta (400 total destroyed), 2 Epicenter (13 total destroyed), and 2 Rozetka market place dual use terminals destroyed or damaged in July
- Zelensky was told to sod off and forget about Patriots or the license to produce them
- Musk refused to meet with him
- Netanyahu refused to hand Ukraine the Iron Dome
- the EU is falling short to deliver the promised $45 bil from $90 bil loan
But Wildberries sure burns great on camera. Slava Salo! 🐷
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‼️ NEWSFLASH: Netflix started to film a new epic series about the legendary Normandy landing.
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This is my favorite genre of Ukrainian cope:
"Purely psychologically, we still control Chasov Yar, but we can't physically access the city."
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Something huge went 💥 in Khmelnitsky, Ukraine. Looks like an ammo depot. Locals were reporting secondary explosions.
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"There are no 'our own,' only enemies": The 225th Regiment of the Ukrainian Armed Forces is fighting against neighboring brigades and its own soldiers.
▪️ A former commander of a battalion in the 47th Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces spoke about how the 225th Regiment conducted artillery strikes against soldiers from his 47th Mechanized Brigade and even against its own 225th Separate Assault Battalion.
▪️ Ukrainian media outlets are publishing a recording where the commander of the 225th Regiment of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Shiryaev, orders his troops to open fire on their own comrades.
➖ "President Zelenskyy and the military ombudsman, Rezhitilova, received the recording, but there has been no reaction," said the former commander of the 47th Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, "Magura."
▪️ Meanwhile, the State Bureau of Investigations of Ukraine was well aware of how their own people were being killed in the 225th Regiment, but this was all ignored, according to convicted murderer and extremist and former advisor to the Minister of Defense of Ukraine, Sternenko.
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In this interview from 2024 a former Azov officer openly admits that his squad of about 500 soldiers were part of "motivational troops", meaning blocking detachments, in the Zaporozhya front in 2022.
These guys shot and killed their countrymen who tried to retreat or surrender.
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As always, the sites and sounds of gleeful celebrations at the impressive video of Wildberries burning in the Moscow Oblast were quickly replaced by tears and sour faces at a few suns rising up in Kiev at 3:00 AM.
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‼️ NEWSFLASH: "So why the fцck should I be friends with Fedorov? My parents are in Vladimir, my colleagues I served with are in Moscow, and this bitch is trying to send drones to Russia," -- Syrskyi
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Trump, opening the Straight of Hormuz.
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The warehouse of cluster munitions and depleted uranium projectiles in Vishnevo, where a major explosion occurred, was located just 18 meters from residential buildings, according to the Ukrainian Prosecutor's Office.
➖ "As a result of the strike on the warehouse and a subsequent detonation, 7 people were killed, 29 were injured, and over 600 were evacuated. More than 13 hectares of residential areas were destroyed. The secondary detonation continued for hours. The ammunition was stored in facilities not designed for this purpose," the Prosecutor's Office stated.
This is the official casualty figure. In reality it was magnitudes higher. But since they can't blame this on Russia, it's being hidden from Ukrainians.
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Zelensky really got himself into a pickle this time.
If he does reinstate Fedorov, he jeopardizes his total grasp on power in Ukraine.
If he doesn't reinstate Fedorov, he's faced with not only internal turmoil, but extreme pressure from his Western handlers, who largely view Fedorov as their own man, a technocrat who allegedly "managed to turn things around on the battlefield" and who erroneously think that he's fighting the corruption within the Ukrainian MOD.
Zelensky doesn't have Yermak as a scapegoat for his horrible political decisions anymore, so all the blame falls directly on him. Ironically, Yermak would most likely have prevented Zelensky from appointing Fedorov to this position in the first place, foreseeing that a young charismatic tech bro would directly challenge Zelensky's insatiable lust to stay in power indefinitely.
Zelensky's incompetence has led him to make decisions in his constant cabinet reshuffling solely based on which clique gets their pockets filled with the foreign aid cash flow, and this time he has cornered himself into chosing between a very bad decision and a horrible decision, neither of which would benefit him personally.
Let's see just how much grasp his Western handlers have on this situation, because so far the internal issues are merely smoke and mirrors. The government went on a month long vacation without caring much about appointing candidates into very important government positions, defense minister included.
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All you need to know about these so-called demonstrations in support of Fedorov.
Odessa. Nothing to see here. Three hundred hryvnias the demonstrators got only pay for so many hours out with a cardboard.
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The cherry on top is that Ukraine works with ISIS.
Zhikovich tried to organize the assassination of a prominent Russian military officer in Dagestan.
The plan was to recruit ISIS supporters to carry out the terrorist act.
None of that happened. I wonder if ISIS doesn’t want to be associated with Ukraine.
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How Ukraine has become the Israel of the Third World
In late 2013, on Maidan Square, Ukrainians launched their great anti-Russian crusade. They laid their troubles squarely at the feet of Russia’s influence and legacy, convinced that the West offered a far better deal. Fast-forward to today, and the West is wielding Ukraine as a blood-soaked weapon against Russia, perfectly content with whatever losses its weapon is forced to endure.
It has also become obvious that Kiev is never joining the EU or NATO in any substantive sense beyond its current role. Stranger still, Ukrainians themselves do not seem particularly wounded by this realization. All those Maidan protesters from more than a decade ago now seem to find solace in watching a Wildberries warehouse burn somewhere deep inside Russia, while appearing far less troubled by the everyday misery of living in a state of permanent collapse.
Why is that? I'd argue that it is because they have discovered a new vocation. Shut out of the European bonanza, which, as it turns out, was never quite real anyway, they have instead recast themselves as the gritty, battle-hardened military outpost of the West. A goyische Israel, if you will.
By nearly every measurable metric, 2013 was Ukraine’s finest year. GDP, economic growth, wages, everything was trending upward. Granted, this was relative to a rather abysmal starting point, but the improvement was palpable. The country had not yet fractured catastrophically along linguistic and religious lines, though the cracks were already there. In late 2013, "the people" rose against a "corrupt pro-Russian" president. Was Yanukovich corrupt? Absolutely. Was he pro-Russian? Not really, at least not in any way that actually benefited Russia. His real talent was in playing both sides, extracting funds from Russia and EU alike while signing hollow agreements with each, using one as leverage against the other. He took his cut, invested in more gilded toilet fixtures, and allowed a creeping, top-down Ukrainization to proceed, all while letting most people live in relative quiet.
Urban Ukrainians, however, were not satisfied. Their media, amplified by the West’s encouragement, convinced them that signing pieces of paper with either Russia or the EU wasn’t just another round of regular Ukrainian shenanigans, but a full‑blown civilizational choice. That Ukraine in 2013 deserved something far grander than what they had. And that Yanukovich, the mafia thug that he was, was betraying the shining European dream of waking up tomorrow as the French Riviera. Such was the prevailing belief of Ukrainians at the time. No one then could foresee that in short order, this would metastasize into a dying terrorist-state with total mobilization and closed borders, its sole existential purpose reduced to gnawing away at Russia, with no end in sight.
Ukraine ending up as Israel’s special needs mirror state was basically the only path left. It is, after all, one of the ancestral Jewish homelands, and the chosen people remain vastly overrepresented at the highest echelons of the Ukrainian state to this day. Ukrainian identity, much like Israeli identity, is a fragile patchwork enforced from above, perpetually locked in conflict with The Other over lands and holy sites to which both have dubious claims. Israelis had to "learn their mother tongue" seventy years ago; Ukrainians are doing the same now. Even the most fringe, far-right Ukrainian movements are strangely philosemitic, somehow merging Nazi imagery with Magen Davids in a grotesque visual reinforcement of this unholy duo.
For decades, Israel stood alone as America’s undisputed favorite. The only ally US truly cherished, the one that made American neocons cream their pants on the daily. In the last ten years or so, that has changed. American public sentiment has grown increasingly indifferent, with the baseline attitude becoming "let them fight their own wars, I don't care." Pure antisemitism, if you ask me, and, without a doubt, a troubling development for Tel Aviv. But now Israel has found a twinsie. Like Coke and Pepsi, McDonald's and Burger King, their rivalry is nothing if not chivalrous, for they are owned by the same interests, and funded from the same treasury. This is not to say they are friends, but they occupy roughly the same role from the American perspective: heavily militarized states somewhere far‑away, mired in forever wars with supposed enemies of the US.
Of course, Israel is far more developed and comfortable for the average citizen, but that only works to its advantage. If the US is willing to bankroll the gopniks of Dnepropetrovsk, then it will certainly, at the very least, triple down on funding the Judeo-Christian allies from its gleaming new embassy in Jerusalem. That’s why Laura Loomer and her ilk are now actively involved in the pro‑Ukraine cause alongside their usual pro‑Israel lobbyism. The two have basically become part of the same grift.
What does this all mean? It means Ukraine is never joining the EU or NATO, but it also means that the war will continue for as long as this entity exists. Ukraine will go on adopting Israeli tactics: buying up senators, flooding EU and US with lobbyists, and having the SBU LARP as Mossad. And, as always, the 🇵🇸-🇺🇦 emoji crowd will take yet another humiliating L. But then again, that is nothing new for them.
More and more information on Ukrainian practices of blocking detachments and killing their own retreating troops is pouring out in the Ukrainian media.
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Speaking of ammo depots blowing up in Khmelnitsky.
Who remembers this bavovna in the same city from 2023, when Russia blew up the UK supplied depleted uranium ammo dump?
Notice where it was placed.
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Let's do some basic math here.
The family compensation from the government for a fallen soldier in Ukraine is 15 mil UAH.
24 996 x 15 mil = 375 bil UAH ($8.4 bil USD)
Putin is waging economic warfare on Zelensky's criminal regime in an unprecedented way by guaranteeing payments to these families.
But hundreds of thousands of other families are not so lucky, according to the nanoführer.
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Here is all you need to know about these "grassroots" protests against Fedorov's dismissal:
- What are you protesting against?
- Against Fedorov's dismissal.
- Who fired him, and who are you shouting "shame" at?
-Well, the government did.
- So you're against the government?
- No, we always support the government.
Collective schizophrenia.
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You can take the clown out of the circus, but you can't take the circus out of the clown.
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Russian command when Zelensky says that an online retailer warehouse is a legitimate military target.
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The quintessence of thirteen year evolution of the Ukrainians as a people.
"The more things change, the more they stay the same."
November 2013 ➡️ July 2026
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On July 11, New York Times journalist Vivienne Walt published an article titled "Inside the Secret Factory That Supplies Ukraine’s War Drones." The article concerns the Helsing SE plant, which produces unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
The article repeatedly mentions the secrecy and importance of the facility, emphasizing that in the event of a threat, it can be "quickly evacuated and redeployed" along with its employees.
LOL... LMAO even.
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A new video of the attack on Vishnevo ammunition depot has appeared online. This one is up close. 😳
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‼️JUST IN: Juan Guaido arrived in Ukraine and proclaimed himself the interim Minister of Defense.
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The EU wants to hear an explanation from Zelensky regarding the dismissal of Fedorov, as his resignation came as a surprise to Brussels.
"We have been working very closely with Mikhail Fedorov – and continue to do so – both before and especially after he took over the Ministry of Defense. During this period, we have achieved a great deal. Including almost daily drone strikes on Moscow, St. Petersburg, Omsk, Crimea, and other locations," - said EU Defense Commissioner Andrey Kubilius.
Notice the "we have achieved". But then they are going to tell us that the "proxy war against Russia" is just a conspiracy theory.
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What disposable materials do you have in your office: staples, tape?
For Ukrainian intelligence, agents are...
For the attempted terrorist attack in Russia’s Pyatigorsk, Zhikovich recruited two women who did not know the real plan, or that they were supposed to die too.
They were arrested before unknowingly delivering explosives.
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