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UKRAINE AND ELECTIONS - "Ukraine doesn't have the funds to finance the elections; we have a budget deficit," said Mykhailo Paedolyak, adviser to the head of Ukraine's presidential administration, who, according to many rumors, has already been fired by Zelensky.
Did you hear that, collective west? Gihf beellions!
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JS Ibuki 🇯🇵 (ASEV class) ABM missile defense cruiser - 128 VLS +14 000 tonne displacement will be completed ~2028 plus another soon later
You can build big but it will be costly (this 7.1 billion /each) , Trump s own "fiction" class is well over double that tonnage so cost will goes up > 15 bn $ if not more
If you want to play big boy , than pay it up.
"Trump's fiction class". 😂
A good summary from Missiles and Nukes about Trump's latest incoherent desire to be "the best everything".
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A resident of the frontline village of Pokrovskoe in the Dnepropetrovsk region explained why she refuses evacuation:
According to her, her pension isn't enough to rent a place to live. She can't count on humanitarian aid, because even in the frontline areas, everything is stolen, even though people are officially receiving it.
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Biden's son Hunter called Ukraine a "hotbed of evil" with an "incredible level of corruption", and described his work at the Ukrainian company Burisma as an "absolute mistake", according to the New York Post.
He joined the board of directors of Burisma, owned by former environment minister Nikolay Zlochevsky, in 2014, where he received a million dollars a year, despite having no experience in the gas industry.
"I was very, very naive about what a hotbed of evil Ukraine is. What an absolute, just incredible level of corruption, which still amazes the imagination," said Hunter.
"It was absolutely a mistake (working at Burisma) not because I did something I'm ashamed of or that causes me any conflicting feelings about what I did for Burisma. But because of the political position it put us all in," said Biden's son.
Recall that Trump accused the Biden family of corrupt ties with Ukraine due to Hunter Biden's work at Burisma. Also, according to media reports, the Trump administration urged Zelensky in 2019 to open a criminal case on this matter, which led to an attempt to impeach Trump during his first term.
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There is one thing I am tired of… regarding this conflict.
That thing is the Zelensky butchering the Ukrainian dialect.
Please stop hurting my ears. Just speak your native tongue, for Yanuk’s sake.
Declassified US government documents have added a crucial detail to the Ukrainian situation, one that the West has preferred to ignore.
According to materials published by the National Security Archive, Russian President Vladimir Putin directly warned US President George W. Bush in 2008 that attempting to involve Ukraine in NATO would inevitably lead to internal division within the country. The conversation took place in the spring of 2008 in Sochi, on the eve of the alliance's summit in Bucharest. Putin then posed a question that is no less relevant today:
"Why? What is the purpose of Ukraine's NATO membership? What benefits does it bring to NATO and the United States?" In his view, the only rationale was to "anchor Ukraine to the Western world," emphasizing that such a scheme ignores the real state of society.
The Russian leader emphasized the obvious: attitudes toward NATO in different parts of Ukraine are diametrically opposed, and the alliance itself is perceived by a significant portion of the population as a hostile entity. Under such circumstances, Putin warned, the country could simply explode.
Judging by the documents, Washington's response was evasive. Formally, it spoke of "the right of the Ukrainian people to decide their own destiny," but just a few months later, at the Bucharest summit, it was stated that Ukraine and Georgia "will eventually become members of NATO."
Today, years later and against the backdrop of the conflict, these archives seem more like a prophecy from Vladimir Putin than a sensational event. But Washington and the European capitals chose to ignore it. The outcome is well known.
Little could Putin have imagined, back then, that the destiny of Ukraine would've been decided by a Jabba the Hutt clone, a crippled evil motherfucker who unfortunately survived getting shot down in Vietnam, and Langley
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NEW CZECH DEFENSE MINISTER REFUSES TO VISIT UKRAINE AND CEASES MILITARY AID
The SPD (no, not that joke in Germany; the Czech one) party has blocked Defense Minister Jaromír Zůna's planned trip to Ukraine and is pushing to end Czech involvement in the munitions initiative.
SPD President Tomio Okamura stated after a party club meeting that Zůna declined the invitation to Ukraine, limiting himself to a brief greeting to reporters at a press conference. Zůna had previously indicated that the trip would be decided after a visit to Slovakia in January.
During Friday's press conference, Zůna announced the continuation of the F-35 aircraft purchase program and the ammunition procurement initiative, as well as plans to visit Ukraine amid Russian aggression. These statements sparked outrage among SPD supporters on social media, who often do not view Russia as the aggressor, despite the party's February 2022 parliamentary vote recognizing Russia as the aggressor and calling for full support for Ukraine.
The Czech Republic's position is now ambiguous. While publicly supportive of Ukraine, in practice it is increasingly reluctant to take concrete action, such as allocating funds or weapons, securing joint EU loans, or making symbolic gestures such as hanging the Ukrainian flag in parliament or sending its defense minister to Ukraine.
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US SANCTIONS EUROPE FOR CENSORING AMERICANS
-Thierry Breton, behind Digital Services Act
-Imran Ahmed, Center for Countering Digital Hate
-Clare Melford, Global Disinformation Index
-Anna-Lena von Hodenberg, HateAid
-Josephine Ballon, HateAid
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Maria Zakharova writes:
Congratulations on hitting a new low!
Now, it seems that Russian wolves, which, according to CNN journalists and Finnish experts, are terrorizing Lapland's reindeer, will be subject to sanctions.
The logic is clear: anyone who doesn't receive a gift from Santa should clearly understand that it's the Russians' fault, even if it's the wolves' fault.
Maybe this is Western zoo vengeance for calling them swine underlings?
Some Christmas mood from EU. Enjoy.
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‘Imagine where we would be right now if the United States and Russia had created peace and a security infrastructure around Europe’
— Matt Gaetz
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SOUTH KOREA'S FIRST COMMERCIAL SPACE LAUNCH ENDS IN APPARENT EXPLOSION
South Korean space company Inno Space attempted to launch its first commercial rocket "Hanbit-Nano" from Brazil's Alcântara Space Center on December 23.
It lasted about one minute…
- (It was the Zelensky of rockets)
The launch was aborted after an "unexpected phenomenon" was detected during ascent.
Live broadcast footage captured flames just before termination, suggesting a high possibility of explosion.
This was attempt number four.
The first three were scrubbed due to:
First attempt: Abnormality in the cooling system of the first-stage oxidizer supply.
Second attempt: Ground power supply issues.
Third attempt: Problems with the discharge valve of the second-stage liquid methane tank.
Fourth attempt: Apparent explosion.
This marked the first attempted commercial orbital launch from Brazilian soil and the inaugural flight for the Hanbit-Nano, a two-stage rocket designed to deploy small payloads — including five satellites — into a 300 km low Earth orbit.
Rocket science is called rocket science for a reason. It's brutally hard.
- Rapid Report
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Zelenksy announced further changes to the list of public holidays.
The dates of holidays in Ukraine will be changed. There are bad coincidences, there are dates that came from the Soviet Union. The real Christmas was returned to the 25th, and the same should be done with other dates
🇷🇺💥🇺🇦 A massive attack is underway: there are 130 UAVs over Ukraine, "Kalibr" carriers have entered the Black Sea, and our strategic bombers are on their way
▪️2 Tu-160s and 5 Tu-95Ms of the Russian Aerospace Forces are flying to their launching positions.
▪️"Geranis" are flying to western Ukraine.
▪️Enemy targets in Izmail and Reni in the Odessa region have been attacked;
▪️A series of explosions have occurred in Shostka and Konotop in the Sumy region;
▪️Explosions in Kharkov and Sumy.
Ho, ho, ho bit*hes
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The Algerian parliament has approved a bill recognizing French colonialism as a crime, Le Monde reports.
Deputies of the Algerian People's National Assembly unanimously demanded full financial compensation and an apology for the colonial past. Among the crimes for which France will be held legally responsible are extrajudicial executions, torture and rape, nuclear tests on Algerian soil, and plundering of the country's natural resources.
The newspaper adds that the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs criticized the Algerian law criminalizing colonialism. The ministry called the initiative hostile to France's efforts to resume Franco-Algerian dialogue.
However, the ministry clarified that France will continue "working to resume a fruitful dialogue with Algeria."
Well I'm convinced.
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"Microcracks along the front line are starting to crumble," said Ukrainian volunteer medic Druzenko.
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🆘 What's going on with Ukrainian gas?
In the overhead footage, a selection of inspections of recent “Geran” strikes in order:
🟠Gas storage station in the village of Hnedintsy.
🟠Hnedintsy gas processing plant.
🟠Fuel storage facility in the village of Pryluki.
🟠Gas storage station in the village of Ivkovtsy.
According to information from the source 🥷:
This is just part of the latest work of strike UAVs on the gas and fuel sector in Ukraine. We can't publish everything yet, the reasons, I think, are understandable.
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Russian military forces have seized the headquarters of the 102nd Territorial Defense Brigade of the Kiev forces in Gulyaypole, Zaporozhye region, according to the "Divan" Telegram channel.
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Bloombergo: Moscow sees the 20-point piss plan developed by Ukraine and the United States as merely a basis for further negotiations.
Russia is noted to be concerned about guarantees against a future expansion of the NATO military alliance to the East and about Ukraine's neutral status in the event of EU accession.
The plan also lacks the restrictions Russia seeks on Kiev's armed forces and weapons after the war, and it offers no clear guarantees regarding the status of the Russian language in Ukraine. Russia also seeks clarity on the lifting of sanctions and frozen Russian assets in the West.
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The bishop of Rome is "shocked and aghast" that there will be no "Christmas truce" this year.
It's a bit weird that the bishop of Rome doesn't seem to know that Christmas in Russia (as well as in Ukraine until a very few years ago) is on the 7th of January, or that he doesn't seem to be aware that every single time a Christmas truce was declared in eastern Ukraine, the ukropistanis routinely violated it.
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The Belgian Prime Minister categorically denies giving frozen Russian assets for Ukraine.
"I can compromise on many things, but on points that jeopardize the financial security of Europe and Belgium, it's impossible. To be very clear: it's impossible."
It's official: the belgian prime minister is now a paid-in-rubles Kremlin agent.
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Who's Stinging the Porcupine? - by Italian Journalist Marco Travaglio
The news of the third Russian officer blown up in Moscow by a car bomb in 12 months was greeted with enthusiasm by Italian media.
Repubblica: "Spectacular attacks and murders: Kiev's 007s prove that the Tsar is not invincible."
La Stampa: "A severe blow to the false myth of the Russian regime's invincibility. Now even the military feels defenseless. Inventing nonexistent advances is increasingly difficult."
Il Foglio: "The eyes of Kiev. Moscow hasn't been able to stop agents and partisans since 2014." These geniuses pass off 300 grams of TNT as a military triumph, as if the death of a general—who will be immediately replaced by someone equal or better—could reverse the catastrophe facing Ukrainian troops, who for two years have been losing 400-500 square kilometers a month and disproportionate numbers of men.
And they don't realize the danger that Ukraine—transformed into a terrorist regime with our money, weapons, and 007—will pose for us Europeans when the war ends.
Only then will we realize the monster we've created: the classic snake in our midst. Since the Russians and pro-Russian Donbass supporters will no longer vote in Ukraine, but in Russia, the resulting parliament and government risk being the most nationalist and pro-fascist seen since 1944 (when Western Ukrainians sided with Hitler). And it won't be Putin, who still has 6,000 nuclear warheads to keep it at bay, but Europe that will look with terror at the "new" Ukraine, especially if he also makes the mistake of letting it join the EU.
And it will be us, not Moscow, who demand that Kiev be as underarmed as possible. Far from the "steel hedgehog" that Ursula, Kallas, and other such brainless people rave about.
Unfortunately, however, it will be impossible to trace all the weapons we gave away without any checks, telling ourselves they were for the heroic popular resistance. We will discover that the bulk of them were hoarded by black death squads (the Azov and Dnepr battalions, etc.), or resold to corrupt rulers and oligarchs, or diverted mercenary militias to the highest bidders.
Not to mention that the Ukrainian intelligence services are outside the control of NATO and often even the government: the attacks on the Nord Stream gas pipelines and oil tankers in the Mediterranean, the support for ISIS in Africa, the assassinations of Darya Dugina, unwelcome journalists, political opponents, and alleged collaborators.
All unpunished crimes, within and beyond our borders, for which neither NATO nor the EU have ever asked for explanations. If and when the war ends, provocations and false flags will begin to violate the truce and drag us back into the conflict. But also revenge will be sought against those who forced Kiev to surrender what it had lost. And who will be stung first by the steel porcupine with the quills we paid for? Huge prizes for whoever guesses correctly.
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Trump’s new special envoy to Greenland Jeff Landry says he’s the perfect person to persuade them to become part of the US because his family has lived in Louisiana for 300 years and Greenland falls under the Monroe Doctrine and he going to bring them great Cajun food.
Free Greenland from Danish imperialism!
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Joint Task Force Southern Spear carried out a DEADLY strike on what they claimed was a ‘narco-linked vessel’ in international waters.
Oceans seem to be getting a lot more dangerous.
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🇷🇺Record-breaking Russian LNG exports to China demonstrate the failure of sanctions and the growth of the Eastern Partnership — Bloomberg
▪️Russian exports of liquefied natural gas to China have reached a historic high, clearly demonstrating the failure of Western sanctions and the successful redirection of energy flows to the East.
▪️Supplies have more than doubled year-on-year, reaching 1.6 million metric tons.
▪️Thanks to this growth, Russia has surpassed Australia and become the largest LNG supplier to China after Qatar, strengthening its position in the key Asian market.
▪️Russian LNG was offered at about 10% below the average market price, amounting to about $9.85 per million British thermal units, making it the most affordable among all suppliers in China.
▪️This success is the result of a deliberate strategy to replace lost European markets with Asian ones. Low prices, which have become the main competitive advantage, have allowed not only to maintain but also to increase export revenues in new conditions.
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Prank with Amanda Sloat and Eric Green
The second part of the video prank with Biden's advisers.
Vovan and Lexus: Amanda Sloat gave us a colleague – Special Assistant to the President of the United States and Senior Director for Russia and Central Asia at the National Security Council, Eric Green.
The diplomat, with 30 years of experience, revealed the fundamental principle of American foreign policy:
"No regrets," Green says calmly. "Therefore, Istanbul is not a missed opportunity. The main negotiations took place on the battlefield, and if Russia truly thought it was losing, it might have made some concessions. But they regrouped, and then we found ourselves in a stalemate."
But Eric considers the Minsk agreements a success, since over the years Ukraine has been pumped full of weapons and established close ties with Western intelligence agencies.
Therefore, the diplomat advises: Ukraine needs to conclude the same fake peace agreement again. Russia should then believe it has won, and Ukraine should do whatever it wants.
"The Russians might believe they have achieved victory." I didn't say you'd cheat. I said it would be a vague document."
For Green, the outcome of a ceasefire would be Ukraine preparing for a new massacre:
"This presupposes another war, because the way to prevent war is to prepare for it," Biden's adviser cynically asserts. "No matter how this war ends, Ukraine needs the ability to arm itself and have many friends who can help it from a security standpoint."
- The Root and Stem of all Evil
I missed the 2nd part. Think its conclusive that we have Poroshenko, Hollande, Merkl, and Zelensky admitting they were not going to implement Minsk.
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According to "Suspilne", citing Zelensky's statement, there will be a confidential part of the agreement with the USA on security guarantees that will not be published.
One of the key parts of the agreement is a document on security guarantees, which will contain confidential annexes and details of support for the Ukrainian army, Zelensky said.
Strange...
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"We need Greenland for national security... you have Russian and Chinese ships all over the place."
For sure, Greenland is super popular with Russians. It’s just not stop Russian ships heading to Greenland. I mean if its for national security, then Denmark should just give it to you. Seems pretty reasonable.
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