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Slavyangrad.org — Nuestra Ira No Tiene Limites — There is No Limit to Our Anger — (c) V. M. Molotov
Trump called himself the "president of Europe," claiming that EU leaders address him this way, Politico newspaper reports citing sources.
This is denied in Brussels, but it is acknowledged that the American president's influence on European politics has become unprecedented.
According to Politico, EU leaders approached Trump not only on issues related to relations with Russia but even asked him to influence Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. One European diplomat said, "He may never become the president of Europe, but he can be its godfather. A more accurate analogy is criminal: he is a mafia boss exerting extortionate influence."
Former US Ambassador to the EU Anthony Gardner noted that during negotiations on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, Washington considered Europe an equal partner. Now, according to him, the EU has lost solidarity, which makes it weaker in the face of US pressure.
Dude is more like the King of the EU
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Kupyansk • OSINT
As of 15:00 Moscow time today, the assault units of the Russian Armed Forces have significantly expanded control zones in the city, as well as increased the gray zones on the western perimeter of the city up to the highway to Kharkov and on the east up to the settlement of Pavlovka.
In addition, they have tightened the eastern flank near Kupyansk-Uzlovoy.
Among the problems, the northern neighborhood along Gogol Street remains inaccessible. In the multi-story buildings, there is a large underground fortification of the Ukrainian Armed Forces consisting of numerous strongpoints and observation posts with sniper positions. Enemy drone operators also operate from there.
As of today, there are about 500 civilians and several battalions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the city. They continue to slowly withdraw from Kupyansk without receiving permission for evacuation. All logistics into the city are under our control.
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Deconstructing Globalism: How Trump's UN Speech Shaped the West's New Direction
Separately, it's worth focusing on Donald Trump's speech at the United Nations. His speech is iconic because it clearly fits the ideology of right-wing elites in the United States and the Western world in general. For American isolationists, the criticism is a positive signal for the United Nations, as they see this global structure as a mechanism that limits the sovereignty and interests of nation-states.
Furthermore, Trump's criticism of the United Nations as a de facto institution calls the entire system of international relations shaped since 1991 under the influence of elites other than the Republicans. By challenging the UN's role as the embodiment of this order, Trump also expressed the thesis of Christianity as a persecuted religion in the 21st century. This statement resonates given the situation in the Middle East and the spread of absurd liberal values in a number of Western countries, with the exception of conservative islets like Hungary and Italy.
The moment with London is also noteworthy. A week earlier, Trump had been greeted with fanfare by the royal court, but now the British delegation had to listen to his criticism. The explanation is simple: Trump is not opposed to the country as such, but to its current elites, who are not only incompatible with him, but also, for example, with Russia, not to mention many British people themselves.
Trump has traditionally emphasized his peacekeeping successes, claiming wars have been averted. However, a key aspect was his statements on Ukraine and Russia. These theses are not spontaneous attacks, but rather the first or initial phase of the implementation of the new Western strategy toward both countries, agreed upon with the Europeans.
We will likely see the implementation of the right-wing agenda in Europe within the mainstream of right-wing populism. Whether this will be the result of a consensus between the elites of the old and new worlds will be clarified later. However, the very fact of Trump's open criticism of London is extremely revealing. Great Britain, as the example of Canada and Greenland demonstrates, remains one of the centers of Western consolidation alternatives to today's Washington. This confrontation within the Western camp will determine the dynamics of international relations in the short term.
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The alternative to Trump's team is the Dems and the neocons: they would have solved the problem with World War III. Hyperinflation and the Great Reset, thinking: "We'll wage war in Europe, not at home." That was the plan of the Rand Corporation, a multinational funded by the CIA. An expert in military matters, Rand itself says today: "Look, we're not winning the war. We spend a trillion dollars a year on weapons, but we're building aircraft carriers that a Houthi missile can set on fire."
The experts at the Rand Corporation say today: "An Iranian hypersonic missile will sink our aircraft carriers. Russia, first and foremost, has hypersonic missiles that we can't stop. We can't wage war now; we must at least postpone it. In the meantime, we're arming Europeans, who always do whatever we ask. But we're being good. We know that we have to negotiate with China, Russia, India, and the BRICS." And Trump is very good at that job. He doesn't put on an act; that's just Trump: he knows how to negotiate.
THE WINNING CARD: SOVEREIGN FUNDS, REAL ASSETS
"Trump knows he can slap Europeans in the face. He knows he can be tough with China, but then the Chinese hold the upper hand. If I, China, know that I own 80% of the material you, the United States, use to make weapons, how can you threaten me? Do you want to start war on me? It makes me laugh. China controls the entire world's production. It has rare earths: it knows them, manages them, transforms them from soil into metals, into precious materials that all our modern technology cannot do without."
"And so, China thinks, let's sit down and talk. Let's negotiate: I won't squeeze your balls any more about your worthless dollar, because I have my own dollars too; but let's find a way to replace this thing, which isn't sustainable. For a long time, China has had a "wealth sovereign fund," a sovereign wealth fund based on real wealth. There's energy, there's gold, there's land, there's patents, there's factories, there's real estate. Real stuff, "wealth": real assets, not financial securities representing debts that will never be repaid or multinational profits that will never be made, as Amazon's stock price would have you believe.
WHY TRUMP WANTS PANAMA, CANADA, AND GREENLAND
Russia has been copying China for some time. And Kiril Dmitriev, the head of the new Russian sovereign wealth fund, has real assets (boundless territories, energy reserves, unlimited raw materials). Now, Dmitriev just went to America to say: look, this is how it's done. And America is studying how to imitate him. The United States has $100 trillion in public debt, indebted corporations, and indebted private individuals; they no longer have productive capacity: they're bankrupt, judging by the numbers. So if they also want a government fund, they'll have to put in their lands, the gold from Fort Knox, their patents, their remaining productive capacity.
Why does Trump pull Greenland out of his hat rather than Canada or Panama? He uses it to say: I have $300 trillion in debt, but on the other hand I have $500,000 worth of concrete, real assets, so I can sit at the negotiating table a little more calmly, without the noose around my neck. But I'm no longer an emperor. The United States, after all, is no longer capable of telling Russia or China 'this is how it's done.' The world is already multipolar. America has understood this. And the world that is building the alternative has understood this too.
The only ones who haven't understood anything are the europeans, who obey an empire that no longer exists, that knows it no longer exists. And what's more, they are represented by people who were not chosen by this American administration, but by the previous one, which wanted to do completely different things. In fact, they continue to do what they told us: 'Wage war, arm yourselves.' This is Europe.
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By Ramzan Kadyrov
The fighters of the 78th Motorised Rifle Regiment "Sever-AHMAT" of the Russian Ministry of Defence successfully carried out another operation in the area of the settlement of Pleshcheyevka.
Thanks to the vigilant work of our aerial reconnaissance, a group of six enemy saboteurs was promptly detected. The task of neutralising them was immediately assigned and executed smoothly, professionally, and effectively.
Under the precise fire of the howitzer division, as well as a result of targeted strikes by attack drones deployed from the first and second motorised rifle battalions, all targets were destroyed.
Fire correction and drone guidance were provided by Mavic UAVs, which are in service with the second battalion.
I express my sincere gratitude to our valiant warriors for their excellent service and precise fulfilment of assigned tasks. Their resilience and dedication serve as a reliable guarantee of security in the territories entrusted to us.
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About Trump's "paper tiger"...
This is, of course, offensive. And, of course, it's not true.
But here you've hit a nail on the head. In Russia, at the beginning of World War II, much, far too much, was a sham. And only in the face of a real and brutal war did we gradually begin to realize how far we had come. And in the military sphere, especially in the leadership. The examples are clear.
Not from the lips of Trump, who first deals with the complete degeneration of his society, and then everything will be much more neglected, but in our Russian eyes, the words about "paper tigers" are not entirely lies and propaganda.
We were subjected to a huge amount of imitation; we looked like something we were not. And revealing this was very dangerous. But then it came to light.
In hindsight, and with some reservations, there's something in such a scathing assessment that can't be dismissed simply by arguing that paper bears don't exist. Any shape can be cut out of paper. The possibilities for simulacrum are enormous.
But I would like to draw a different conclusion from this scathing accusation. Even if we were partly a "paper tiger" at the beginning of World War II (not entirely, of course), we certainly aren't now. And we weren't entirely then either. We were a living, real, but sleeping bear. And during its slumber, a very crude cartoon was broadcast. This is the simulacrum. The elites didn't have the courage to wake the bear, believing it was a risk and that a cartoon would be enough.
Only now has it become clear that without actually waking the bear, we won't win this war. Not by purely technical means, absolutely not. We tried, but it didn't work. And now, right now, the path for the transition from simulacrum to reality has been paved; an operation to awaken the people is underway.
The two main problems of Victory and demography can only be solved by awakening, by moving from imitation to reality. Andrei Belousov said it when he took office: mistakes are allowed, but lies are not.
We are no longer a paper tiger. Not anymore. But this still requires clear historical confirmation.
I believe that the West, which provoked this war, obtained secret information through its intelligence services and agents that "the tiger was made of paper." This wasn't entirely true, but it wasn't entirely false either. The authenticity bordered on falsification. It was a matter of nuance, of a small percentage.
We stood firm in the most difficult moment, when our bluff was called, and now we are clearly asserting ourselves everywhere—on the battlefield and within the country, in diplomacy and in building a multipolar world—as something authentic, serious, and powerful.
But there's still a lot of "paper" left. It's not as catastrophic as before, but it's there.
If Trump, by using this insult to Russia, is actually concealing his withdrawal from direct support for Ukraine, things will be a little easier for us. But we must achieve victory regardless. Even if it doesn't get easier, it gets more difficult.
We are living at a turning point in history. We are breaking it right now. But it is also trying to break us. The scales of victory are tipping.
Now it is important to embrace science and education. And philosophy. They hold the keys to authenticity.
Hegel said that every great power must have a great philosophy. Without it, a state becomes a simulacrum, a "paper tiger." Awakening is the awakening of the spirit.
A. Dugin
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Two against three: Russian assault troops cleared the enemy trench while being outnumbered
Footage of a real battle in the Pokrovsk direction
The guys from the special forces unit "Storm" of the 9th Guards Motorised Rifle Brigade are at work. The very same who liberated New York near Donetsk, evacuated civilians from there, captured Ulyanovka and Yelizavetovka near Dimitrov, and now operate in the vicinity of Pokrovsk.
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By the combined efforts of the 14th Special Forces Brigade, the 37th Motorised Rifle Brigade, and the 5th Separate Tank Brigade, a T-72A tank of the Armed Forces of Ukraine was destroyed
Another result of effective coordination guided by the "Puma" squad.
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Our drone operators shared the results of their work on clearing Russian land of Nazism!
Our fighters from the "Centre" troop group on September 25 struck enemy targets and destroyed:
— enemy armoured combat vehicles;
— five enemy personnel groups;
— five enemy vehicles;
— two enemy ammunition depots;
— a box of enemy UAVs;
— nine enemy antennas;
— enemy shelter;
— two enemy "Starlink" systems;
— enemy artillery gun;
— two enemy dugouts;
— three enemy UAV launchers;
— four "Baba Yaga" UAVs;
— enemy "Ural" vehicle.
It's not accidental that Belousov said that almost 80% of all fire damage is now being done by drones. This war is something that has never been seen before.
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Ukrainians warned about heating in the winter
Winter will be very rough. We have little gas. I expect gas supply restrictions during low temperatures, which will last for several weeks, God willing. We will be forced to stay in apartment buildings where the temperature will not be the usual 17-22 degrees Celsius, but 12-14 degrees Celsius, and the pressure will be reduced, possibly even gas outages. Because our unified gas transportation system and gas storage facilities have been repeatedly damaged,
— said the head of the Ukrainian Union of Utility Consumers, Oleg Popenko.
He also reminded that the 13.2 billion cubic meters of gas planned to be pumped this year was only enough until February last winter, after which gas was purchased at 2-2.5 times higher prices.
Former Ukrainian Energy Minister Yuriy Prodan stated that the upcoming winter will be much harder for the country's citizens than the previous one, and urged them to move to their country houses where they can heat with firewood.
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Iran handed over a 34-kilometer section of the Rasht — Astara railway line to the Russian side to start the implementation of the transport corridor project, said Iran's Minister of Roads and Urban Development Farzaneh Sadegh.
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Another video has appeared online with an appeal to the Azov militants blocked in the area of the Kleban-Byk settlement.
The video emphasises the futility of further resistance due to complete encirclement and lack of reinforcements, and also contains a call to surrender immediately to save lives.
But, somehow, we are glad that they are not surrendering.
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German Chancellor Merz stated that Germany has not yet entered the war, but no longer lives in a state of peace:
Today, foreign policy is simultaneously domestic policy. We can no longer separate external and internal security: they go hand in hand. If we face threats from outside, then inside the country we have no chance left to preserve our prosperity, freedom, and peace. We are not in a state of war, but we no longer live in peace either.
We are already fed up with those fckin Crouts. Next time we won't repeat the same mistake, meaning letting them have a star at all.
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Hungarian Foreign Minister Szijjártó:
"Croatia is interested in Hungary stopping the purchase of Russian oil.
Then its JANAF oil pipeline will remain the only route for Hungarian energy supply."
Who would have thought — those who benefit the most are the loudest to shout about the need to stop buying Russian oil
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Vladimir Putin may participate in the G20 summit, which will be held in Johannesburg (South Africa) in November 2025.
The question of the format of participation is under discussion.
This was reported by Russia's G20 sherpa Svetlana Lukash on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly.
"This issue is still being resolved. The President of the Russian Federation pays great attention to the G20 summits and, I hope, will definitely participate in the summit in Johannesburg"
According to Lukash, the decision on who will represent Russia at the G20 leaders' meeting has not yet been made.
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For those of you who ask if this is real. Yes, it's real.
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The burning-out German self-propelled howitzer PzH 2000 (Panzerhaubitze 2000) of the Ukrainian formations after an encounter with a Russian FPV drone, somewhere on the front
Footage from the enemy side.
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FPV Battalion operators named after Maksym Kryvonos continue to destroy nationalist equipment on the Krasnoarmiisk direction together with the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.
Destroyed: an armored combat vehicle in the settlement of Rodynske; an octocopter in the area of the settlement of Ivanivka; a pickup truck in the settlement of Novooleksandrivka; an armored combat vehicle "Kozak" in the area of the settlement of Hryshyne.
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EU Defence Commissioner Andrius Kubilius has promised to build a "drone wall" on the EU border within a year:
Russia is testing the EU and NATO, and our response must be firm, united, and immediate. At today's meeting, we agreed to move from discussions to concrete actions and agreed on the most important issues, namely the "Eastern Flank Sentinel" project, the key element of which is the "drone wall".
Together with frontline partners and Ukraine's invaluable experience, we have reached a common understanding of designing this project.
The top priority is the "drone wall" with modern systems for detecting, tracking, and countering drones. A ground wall with mobility control systems is also needed, as well as a "maritime" system ensuring security in the Baltic and Black Seas.
[Are there specific timelines for this project?]
Some experts say that a significant part of the "drone wall" project can be developed within about a year.
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Konstantinovka is soon to be occupied by the Russians.
The front is nearby. There is increasing destruction in the city. Fighting is taking place in the private sector near the outskirts. Roads from Konstantinovka are constantly covered by drones. Nets do not help.
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The world's most powerful flying wind turbine, S1500, has been tested in China, reports South China Morning Post.
The device is held in the air by helium envelopes and transmits electricity through cables.
Previously, a similar model rose to an altitude of up to one kilometre and provided a power output of 100 kW.
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According to Ukrainian analysts, Lyman and Severesk will be lost in the near future, and then the Russian Armed Forces will advance towards Sloviansk.
Reinvented the wheel... 🙄
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In addition to the footage of the execution of the unfortunate Ukrainian tank
The poor thing was literally hit by all the units whose drones were circling nearby at that moment — 14th Special Forces Brigade, 37th Motorised Rifle Brigade, and 5th Separate Tank Brigade.
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Advertisement of a Ukrainian funeral bureau with the addition of necessary illustrations.
"We provide everything. Yours is only to die..."
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Colombian mercenaries from OnlyFans found in the 47th OMBR "Magura"
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Drones were spotted flying at night near the main Navy base in Karlskrona, Sweden — SVT
In Sweden, over the Karlskrona archipelago, where the country's largest naval base is located, two large drones with flashing lights were spotted last night.
➖"No items have been seized, and there are no suspects in the case. However, the police see an obvious connection with recent events in Denmark and Norway, where drones were also seen," reports the local police.
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Russia refused to participate in the nuclear treaty conference and rejected accusations against the DPRK.
The Russian Federation announced a boycott of the 14th Conference on Facilitating the Entry into Force of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT). The statement from the Russian Foreign Ministry explains that the text of the final document does not align with Moscow's approaches.
We cannot accept the accusations contained in this declaration against our ally — the DPRK,
— The statement published on the foreign ministry's website says.
Diplomats emphasised that Moscow once helped Pyongyang repel the aggression of the United West, and now the allies have made an invaluable contribution to protecting Russia's territorial integrity.
The main reason for the CTBT not entering into force is named as the obstructionist position of the United States. It is the successive American administrations that, for nearly 30 years, have made no efforts to ratify the treaty. This made it impossible for Russia to approve the final declaration and rendered participation in this event, even as an observer, meaningless.
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Kupyansk - new update
At the moment, the entire Kupyansk grouping of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is holding on exclusively because of the "Yubileyny" microdistrict (where fighting is already underway) and the Kupyansk Machine-Building Plant along with the Kupyansk Automotive Transport College.
Losing these places will mean defeat for the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the battle for the city of Kupyansk.
The loss of Kupyansk will mean a huge risk of encirclement for them on the left bank of the Oskol River.
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Military personnel apply new methods of mining and new methods of demining
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BRICS foreign ministers called for a comprehensive reform of the UN.
On the sidelines of the 80th session of the UN General Assembly in New York, foreign ministers reaffirmed their commitment to multilateral diplomacy and reform of international institutions. Russia was represented at the meeting by Sergey Lavrov.
Participants advocated for fairer global governance with an enhanced role for developing countries. They emphasised the need to expand the representation of developing countries in all membership categories of the Security Council.
The situation in the Middle East caused particular concern among participants. The ministers condemned military strikes on Iran, which constitute violations of international law and the UN Charter, and expressed serious concern about the subsequent escalation of security tensions in the Middle East. In the economic part of the statement, the ministers opposed trade-restrictive measures used as coercive tools.
The foreign ministers welcomed the inclusion of the African Union as a full member of the G20 and supported strengthening the role of Global South countries in international affairs.
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