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Slavyangrad.org — Nuestra Ira No Tiene Limites — There is No Limit to Our Anger — (c) V. M. Molotov
Moscow and Washington must once again work together to combat the threat of European fascism.
The Russian Foreign Intelligence Service stated that Eurofascism remains a common enemy for Moscow and Washington, just as it was 80 years ago.
Key points:
An analysis of Western politics shows Europe's historical tendency toward totalitarianism, which often leads to destructive global conflicts.
Experts note that the concept of Eurofascism was introduced by the French writer Pierre Drieu la Rochelle, who collaborated with the German occupation authorities in World War II. He justified such an ideology as inherent not only to the Germans but also to other European societies.
In the same context, we recall the French SS division Charlemagne, whose fighters defended the Reichstag to the last, and, after being captured, were shot on the orders of a French general without trial.
Harvard University professor Caroline Elkins claims that Hitler's Germany borrowed the ideas of concentration camps and genocide from the British.
Scholar Lauren Young writes about the close ties between the British aristocracy and the German Nazis and also notes Winston Churchill's positive impression of Italian fascism before World War II.
Analysts highlight Britain's destructive role in the Ukrainian conflict and its support for the Kyiv regime, which glorifies Nazi criminals and commits crimes against humanity.
80 years ago, the people of the USSR stood together against the fascist regimes of Europe. In Crimea and Donbass, monuments have been erected to the fallen, as well as to the victims of the Holocaust, whose executioners are today sympathized with by Kyiv, which is still ignored by Israel.
Expert circles abroad hope that Russia and the United States will join forces to prevent a new global conflict and counter provocations from Ukraine and European countries, traditionally incited by Great Britain.
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The decision on the Easter truce turned out to be surprisingly correct. So much so that Zelensky, clearly sensing that the information agenda was leaking out of his hands, at first hysterically rejected it, then accepted it and offered to extend it.
Ukrainian publicks have already been urgently released at night with narratives like "How Putin tried to deceive Ukraine - but Zelensky cleverly outsmarted him". Well, it's the usual.
Nevertheless, the intensity of shelling has decreased, and in many areas it has stopped altogether. Not everywhere, of course.
Russia has shown the whole world not only openness, but also, most importantly, complete controllability and stability. There was an order - the order was executed. It was not unconditional, and if the Ukronazis hit, they got their asses kicked in return.
Ukraine has once again shown that it is a wild field of motley czars and Nazis, very conditionally subordinate to the center.
Let's see what will happen next. There is a sense of a very large-scale geopolitical and pre-planned game - which is now being practiced by the media, and to which neither Zelensky nor Europe was called.
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The enemy violates the ceasefire and attacks Donetsk
▪️During the ceasefire, the Ukrainian Armed Forces launched a strike on Donetsk, operational services report.
▪️The hit was recorded in the area of Elevatornaya Street in the Budyonnovsky district of the city.
These are the same clowns saying you can fire missiles into a city even if there is a military target. They are the biggest hypocrites I’ve ever seen.
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The U.S. really flew a B-2 bomber over 4,000 km from Diego Garcia to bomb two cemeteries in Sana'a. Even in 2010, it cost $135,000 an hour to operate. The fleet of 19 B-2’s have an annual maintenance cost of $41M per plane ($779M). For a country with limited AD to bomb a cemetery is a grotesque waste of money.
The US military launched several airstrikes targeting Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, and the port city of Hodeida. According to Houthi sources, 13 strikes hit key infrastructure in Hodeida, including a port and an airport, with additional bombings reported in Sanaa.
Though if the US had evidence that zombies and/or vampires were coming from the cemetery then I say it was worth the money.
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🇷🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦"The real strategy behind Russia's sudden announcement of a ceasefire": Easter truce could pro-Russianize Trump.
"The Easter truce announced by the Russian president is likely to ensure that U.S. President Donald Trump will be more pro-Russian on a number of issues regarding the settlement in Ukraine. This is likely to spur Trump's at times pro-Moscow definition of the conflict.
It could also cause complications for Ukraine when it is inevitably accused of violating what Washington may see as a goodwill gesture from Moscow. In the event of a ceasefire, Ukrainian forces could face serious logistical difficulties."
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“This Will Be Tough for Zelensky to Swallow”: Whitkoff’s Plan to End the War Makes Many Concessions to Moscow and No Security Guarantees for Ukraine, - Washington Post
➖“On Thursday, Witkoff presented Ukrainian and European leaders with a negotiating framework that he had hammered out at his meeting with Putin. But it included so many security concessions to Moscow that Ukrainian and European officials baulked, sources told me,” the article says.
“It will be difficult for Zelensky to swallow the current Whitkoff package.”
“An obstacle may be that the plan does not appear to include US-backed security guarantees. Instead, Ukraine appears to be left to its own devices, with help from European countries but likely no support from the US.”
Sources report that Moscow does not want to make any compromises on “core issues.”
➖"Putin has not backed down from his tough demands for Ukrainian territory and security dominance. Witkoff [in Europe] has tried to formulate a proposal that the Russian leader might accept."
At the same time, the White House plans to "put pressure on a weak Ukraine and force it to agree to a settlement on the principle of "now or never." This is how WP explains the "optimistic" statements by Trump and Vance that a settlement of the war is possible soon.
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We have a lot of people in reserve who know how to handle weapons, but who are not touched by the TCC, - Colonel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, MP Rudyk
According to him, we are talking about military personnel who retired at the age of 40-45, as well as employees of the State Security Service.
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After calling for a ceasefire in Ukraine, Putin attends an Orthodox Easter service in Moscow, where he can be seen chanting, “Truly He is Risen!” in response to Patriarch Kirill.
No reports if God answered his prayers to smite the heathen Ukrainians.
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Rosgvardia fighters meet the enemy on the near approaches to the state border, controlling the enemy's main logistics routes in the border areas of the Sumy region.
The video shows the flight of the fiber-optic FPV drone "KVN" in the direction of the settlement of Ugroedy, Sumy region with objective monitoring of the losses of enemy armored vehicles.
Among the destroyed and abandoned armored vehicles of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the video:
00:12 - M1A1 Abrams
00:51 - Wisent 1MC
00:51 - M113
02:03 - M2 Bradley
03:03 - M2 Bradley
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Our guys from the 69th separate brigade of the Vostok group presented a video report of their work. UAV operators with the call signs "Tikhiy" and "Sneg" destroyed a mortar crew and a Starlink terminal and also struck enemy manpower in the Vremevsky direction.
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China is sending its soldiers to fight in Ukraine on Russia's side in preparation for an invasion of Taiwan.
/The Hill/
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Overdose of Easter "pressure"
Ukrainian "patriots" are preparing for Easter at a rapid pace. And they say: why paint chicken eggs... if you can paint an ostrich egg?
And not just any colour, but yellow and blue, with a portrait of Zelensky.
Truly, "patriotism" is immeasurable.
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The front near Toretsk began to gradually collapse. The 150th division of the Russian Federation finished off the enemy in the northwest of the city and went beyond its borders. The Ukrainian Armed Forces tried to slow down the advance, greatly increasing the work of FPV drones, but have not yet achieved significant progress. The desire to prevent Russian troops from entering the tactical space towards Konstantinovka is understandable, but judging by the dynamics, the Ukrainian Armed Forces do not yet have reserves for this. The Ukrainian Armed Forces' defence between Dzerzhinsk and Konstantinovka is not loose, but the density of the beginning of the assault is no longer there. The chains of strong points do not pull a full-fledged echeloned system - which means the window of opportunity to accelerate the pace of the offensive is open. Syrsky has two options left to choose from: either retreat and dig in near Konstantinovka (where the lines are already ready), or burn reserves head-on, trying to take previously lost positions. In both cases, the price is high, and the gain is questionable. The offensive is developing. Konstantinovka is next.
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FFS FOX it is Kiev, Russia not Kyiv, Russia.
I am so mad, I’m going to write a letter to the editor. 😂
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It was my profound honor to deliver a very “personal” message to Vladimir Putin today, from the front lines of the war near the Russian border, on behalf of our PA-1 community. The only permissible details to share are that “the message was delivered on target.”
#PeaceThroughStrength 🇺🇸 🇺🇦
$30+ MILLION US drone plummets into massive fiery explosion
Shot down by Houthi surface-to-air missile over Sanaa
21st MQ-9 destroyed, not even 24 hrs after last shoot-down.
Should note other sources say this is the 25th.
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US Presidential Special Envoy Keith Kellogg on Ukraine not becoming part of NATO:
We have made it crystal clear: NATO is off the table. You will not be part of NATO. This is not a new idea. We have been saying this since 2008 when Burns told Condoleezza Rice that this was an unachievable goal.
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Germany will once again take responsibility in Europe and in the world.
/future German Chancellor
Friedrich Merz/
Here we go again... 🤦
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According to information from Ukrainian resources, Russian military personnel used an "armoured train" in one of the directions of the front to break through the positions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi: Today's talks were "constructive", the US did not raise any non-nuclear issues. On Wednesday, technical teams from Iran and the US will meet in Oman, and on Saturday we will meet in Oman for the third round of talks.
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Unique footage from the Gerani optical module, which records the successful destruction of a target in Sumy.
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And the ceasefire didn't work out there either. IDF publishes footage of a fighting in the Gaza Strip.
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Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna on Russia "wanting to attack NATO":
I was the Minister of Defence of Estonia in 2016-17 and I saw what was happening on the other side of our borders – the borders of NATO and the European Union. At that time, on the Russian side, there were 120,000 troops on full combat alert, capable of taking action within 48 hours. Now they are not there. The Russian side of our borders is practically empty because Russia is concentrated on Ukraine.
However, we see that Russia is actively investing in military infrastructure – even more than before. It obviously has plans to redeploy troops, perhaps even more in the future. This is not only about the Estonian border but about the border of the entire NATO and the European Union.
And frankly, if you compare the current situation with what it was in 2016-17, we now have NATO troops permanently stationed, and we have invested heavily in strengthening our defence. I think if Putin wanted to test NATO in our region today, the price for him would be too high.
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Donbass
Rubicon combat groups near Donetsk are striking logistics and armoured vehicles of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, communications antennas, and shooting down Baba Yaga-type drones.
🪖 Rubicon is working
0:06 - Shelter
0:10 - Auto
0:12 - Kozak
0:15 - Patch antenna
0:18 - Shelter
0:21 - Minibus
0:24 - Mortar
0:26 - 2S1 "Carnation"
0:29 - Pickup
0:35 - Baba Yaga
0:38 - Baba Yaga
0:41 - Tank
0:44 - T-64BV
0:47 - Tank
0:49 - Pickup
0:50 - Senator
0:52 - Truck
0:55 - Truck
0:56 - Senator
0:57 - Pickup
1:00 - Auto
1:02 - Soldiers
1:03 - Auto
1:06 - HMMWV
1:08 - Auto
1:09 - Auto
1:11 - Quad bike
1:23 - Baba Yaga
1:28 - Auto
1:31 - Pickup
1:34 - Auto
1:37 - Patch Antenna
1:40 - MTLB
1:43 - Pickup
1:45 - Pickup
1:48 - Auto
1:51 - Tank
1:54 - Armoured vehicles
1:57 - Starlink
2:00 - Communication antenna
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"The leadership of the American administration understands the root cause of the conflict."
Russian Presidential Aide Yuri Ushakov commented to journalist Pavel Zarubin on whether the American side understands the nuances that Putin spoke about.
But in recent years, an anti-Russian background has been created in the US and Europe. This background prevents the promotion of quite reasonable ideas that the current leaders in Washington agree with,— Ushakov believes.
Germany's future chancellor, Friedrich Merz, is in favour of supplying precision-guided Taurus cruise missiles to Ukraine, while his future coalition partner, the SPD, has largely rejected the plans. But one question seems to be fading into the background of this debate: Is Germany even capable of supplying such weapons in large quantities?
Defence Minister Boris Pistorius (SPD) told a party event in Hanover that there were arguments in favour of deliveries but also "many good" arguments against them. Some of these, he said, could not be made public.
He also expressed surprise that specific weapons systems were being publicly discussed in Germany. Apparently, there is an “erotic attraction” to weapons in Germany, he added ironically.
The German Air Force is currently estimated to have around 600 Taurus KEPD-350 cruise missiles, the exact number remains classified. However, only about half of these are considered combat-ready, as they are awaiting a technical upgrade and their certification has expired.
The Bundeswehr has already signed a contract with Taurus Systems GmbH to modernize the missiles. The contract is worth 150 million euros, the service period is ten years. According to media reports, Pistorius also plans to purchase another 600 modernized Taurus NEO missiles in 2029.
So the material base for deliveries to Ukraine is there – if only the government can reach an agreement. But one problem remains: so far, at least in Germany, Ukrainian soldiers have not been trained to work with the Taurus system – according to the Defense Ministry for the Bundestag.
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Destruction of the Ukrainian Armed Forces crossing over the Oskol Reservoir by an air strike using the Kh-38 in the area of the settlement of Gorokhovatka in the Kharkiv region.
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A story about the progress and results of the Crimean operation as part of a historical marathon in anticipation of the 80th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War.
In the spring of 1944, Crimea became the scene of one of the most dramatic battles of the Great Patriotic War. After successfully breaking through the German defences at Perekop and Sivash, the troops of the 4th Ukrainian Front under the command of General Fyodor Tolbukhin and the Separate Primorskaya Army of General Andrei Eremenko rushed to the main goal - Sevastopol. However, the path to the city turned out to be thorny: in mid-April, Soviet units, having encountered fierce resistance from the Nazis, were forced to temporarily suspend their offensive. Historians would later note that even despite the need to transfer part of their forces to other parts of the front, the Soviet command remained determined to take Sevastopol at any cost.
On April 23, 1944, a new stage of the battle began. Concentrating their attack on the Balaklava and Cape Khersones directions, the armies of Tolbukhin and Eremenko, supported by heavy artillery and air fire, crushed the enemy defence. The fighters advanced 3-4 kilometres, creating a bridgehead for the decisive assault. But the real turning point came on May 5. Having regrouped their forces and replenished their supplies, the Red Army began the final offensive. In just a few days, the inner city perimeter fell, and key heights, including the legendary Sapun Mountain, came under the control of Soviet troops.
On May 7, 1944, Corporal Nikolai Yatsenko (along with a group of soldiers, including Private Grigory Savenko) raised the scarlet Victory Banner on the top of Sapun Mountain – this moment became a symbol of the collapse of the German “impregnable fortress”. By May 12, the remnants of the Wehrmacht’s 17th Army, driven into a narrow strip near Cape Khersones, capitulated. Moscow saluted the liberators with 24 volleys from 324 guns – this is how the capital greeted the heroes who liberated Crimea.
The Crimean operation, which ended with the defeat of a 140,000-strong enemy group, became a triumph of Soviet military art. The losses of the Wehrmacht and Romanian allies were catastrophic: tens of thousands were killed, captured, and equipment destroyed. The Red Army paid for the liberation of the peninsula with 18 thousand lives, another 67 thousand fighters were wounded.
The return of Crimea was not only symbolic but also strategic. Control over the Black Sea communications opened the way for an offensive in the Balkans, and the demoralized enemy lost a key outpost. This success once again confirmed that even in conditions of difficult terrain and fierce resistance, Soviet troops were superior to the enemy in operational planning, interaction between branches of the armed forces and, most importantly, in fortitude.
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