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@nikstankovic_ Released while in China. Why on earth Xi & Co have so much patiente with these idiot clowns? It's exhausting...

OMFG

@provemewrong411 This narrative has been around since early 2023 at least. Won't happen, unfortunately.

Everything unfolding before us right now is setting the stage for the collapse of Ukraine and the downfall of zelensky. All these interviews and headlines exposing weapons trafficking, corruption, and criminal charges against key figures point to a single conclusion: the conflict is winding down, and certain people are about to be thrown under the bus…. Can’t wait to never see that coked up clown ever again…

@TheDuranReal The outcome of what? That was the objective?? You can't be this retarded

Hours after the Victory Day parade in Moscow, Putin says he believes the Ukraine war is “coming to an end.” Translation: Moscow believes its core military objectives have largely been achieved - and the collective West can no longer change the outcome.

@RWApodcast Why not. Putin allows all this at ZERO cost.

From Trump's attempts at total warfare against Russian oil to the Balts establishing air corridors for Ukrainian drones to Starlink increasing its military involvement to Azerbaijan providing its territory for Ukrainian drone bases, the war has only expanded in the last year.

@Aleksandar88338 This whole retarded narrative of his is to have him hanged as Mussolini at least. The worse part is that is most probably true.

Hirohito called me in 1945 and said that the Third Reich could not sign documents in Reichstag "with a gun to its head" and asked me to withdraw troops from Berlin - Stalin

@pati_marins64 They met with Putin few days ago in Moscow. I guess he convinced them of his great "red line" successes...

Part II Those familiar with the Iranian arsenal in the region understand the point perfectly: there is no way a destroyer, or any other ship, could remain afloat should Iran decide to sink it. The Iranian strikes were far from any intent of saturation; as the local media itself evidenced in videos, the country spared American military vessels, as it has been doing throughout the war. This will carry a high price. The American armada is gradually growing, imposing its pace with aerial support. Iran is fueling a situation that, sooner or later, will prove costly. Although Tehran’s geographical position remains a strategic advantage, incredibly, Donald Trump is improving his military standing in the conflict and secretly garnering allies. By delaying the inevitable, Iran boosts the morale of Trump’s inner circle. Either the country decides to show who truly commands the strait through its firepower, or it will once again be underestimated and attacked. Internal propaganda, featuring videos of launchers and announcements of missile and drone strikes, has no external effect on those who understand the local military theater and the arsenals involved. Either Iran responds seriously to these military vessels, or it will gradually lose the high morale with which it embarked on this peace process. There is a vital difference between maintaining a defensive posture of control and allowing the free transit of adversaries who bombard your own ports and positions.

Either Iran asserts itself for real, or it will be morally consumed In recent days, American destroyers have begun transiting through Hormuz using a narrow route in Omani waters, putting the entire Iranian strategy under pressure. Furthermore, these vessels have taken up positions in an attempt to guarantee the safety of ships trying to cross the strait. Iran maintained its policy of blocking commercial ship transit, but by accepting the agreement for the presence of American military vessels, Tehran demonstrated fragility. This hesitation even cost them two passenger transport vessels, targeted by the United States as propaganda targets. Days after Iran swallowed the presence of American ships and the destruction of its civilian vessels, the outcome was predictable: today, after Iran targeted commercial ships attempting to break the blockade, those same destroyers launched attacks against ports and other Iranian positions in the strait. The Iranian response was timid, targeting commercial ships but clearly sparing the American destroyers. To read full article: open.substack.com/pub/global21/p…

@Aleksandar88338 All friday afternoons are like this. People have dachas

‼️🇺🇦Ukrainians are massively leaving Kiev, with huge traffic jams at the city's exits

@FORTRESSMAXXING I actually think about this all the time... it's insane

It's crazy how Richard Nixon's presidency was taken down by him just listening in on what Democrats were saying in a closed door meeting. Aka "Watergate" Meanwhile today we have the US being ruled by a pedophile clique, insane levels of insider trading, on top of Nixon's surveillance x100000 via Patriot Act, Pegasus, Palantir etc and yet nothing happens lol.

@pati_marins64 @tom_bike Backdoor/secret deals are not such with Trump; he'll brag about that 24/7 the minut is there.

A lot of people are disillusioned by the fact that two American destroyers crossed the strait today and were confirmed in @tom_bike post. Backroom deals are common in wars, and they are kept hidden precisely because they can undermine the support of those who make them. History is full of examples from various conflicts where this kind of thing has happened. They don’t usually affect the overall war strategy, but in the specific case of Iran, in my view, they favor Trump’s narrative. It’s just a matter of knowing what the current Iranian tactic is to handle the reactions to this crack in their discourse.

@RWApodcast Looks very plausible. But again, it's not what they can do. It's what PUTIN allows de facto them to do, AGAIN AND AGAIN, at zero cost. And is getting worse every passing month, precisely his fear, inaction... or worse. Start you all pointing fingers to his nose, or 1917 is back.

I have to revise my opinion on drone launches from the territory of Kazakhstan. I don't think that they are occurring. If Ukrainian drones could be freely launched from sparsely populated, "empty" areas of Kazakhstan - as I suspected -, they would be hitting key military-industrial/economic targets: Tyumen, Omsk, Novosibirsk, Barnaul, Tomsk, Novokuznetsk, Chelyabinsk, Yekaterinburg (circled in blue). These cities are located quite close to the Kazakh border and would become immediate priority targets if Ukrainian agents could move through Kazakh territory and reliably launch drones (red dotted arrows). There have been repeated attempts at striking Chelyabinsk and Yekaterinburg, but so far unsuccessful, except for one case with the latter (blue dotted arrows). A Ukrainian drone recently crashed on Kazakh territory near Orsk (blue X). Earlier, Ukrainian drones crashed on what would be a reasonable drone approach towards Samara and Volgograd (also blue X). Ukrainian drones are clearly flying through Kazakhstan, but I don't believe they are launched from there anymore. Instead, and I have received some credible information on this matter, I believe many long-range Ukrainian drones are launched from civilian vessels converted into drone carriers off the Caspian Sea port of Baku, Azerbaijan. These drones then fly through the Caspian, maneuver through Kazakh territory for as long as possible, and enter Russian territory relatively close to their targets, flying through the steppe and other territories that are much less populated and much less defended (blue arrows). This makes much more sense from a technical, political and military perspective than assuming these drones are freely flying through thousands of kilometers of very dense air defence networks, including the line of contact. It would be quite wasteful to send every drone swarm through the the densest expected Russian defensive belts every time (orange arrows). Particularly Samara and Volgograd (1 and 4) have been hit repeatedly in the last months, with Kazan and Cheboksary (2 and 3) joining the "club" more recently. As for the (geo)political implications of this -- that's another question altogether...

@Aleksandar88338 There was an actual missile strike in the plant, and it didn't sound/like the V2-Flamingo. If that's so, we are onto something very big here. What was on that plane from US to Ukr last week?? Not a lot of options...

The military plant and residential building were hit again in Cheboksary #Russia Drones came all the way from #Ukraine from last night, this indicates something is going wrong with air defences, or Putin actually pulled all air defences to Moscow for 9th May

@ArmchairW So why not? Putin likes to swallow them deep again and again.

A Ukrainian cope drone crashed in Kazakhstan today near the Russian border. I've been talking about this for years now. You're welcome.

@Aleksandar88338 When Putin knows about it will make it fly back to base. Too agressive move.

The #Russia has deployed A-50 around Perm after the attack, I am guessing this is a warning to Kazakhstan or something... trust the plan

@Aleksandar88338 Putin's whole strategy in this "CBO" is IQ 32 max.

It is clear this won't end without EU entering the war or Russia's collapse, is time for Putin to step down and someone declare war on the EU and Ukraine Putin trying to stop WW3 by sucking Trump is not working they approved sales of weapons. If nothing is done, Russia will lose

@provemewrong411 Of course not. It's just a meet up to show the West they have a Plan B in case they are not included in the club. And some tiny agreements among states. Just a diplomatic show.

Is BRICS this a thing?

@RWApodcast Ukraine will be Europe's Israel. For good. Who is not seeing this is f¨¨ing blind. And why not? Endless chashflow in - zero physical risk. Courtesy of "The Supreme Idiot"

Pledging to sacrifice non-existing children in an endless, hopeless war, while sitting in London. The Ukrainian elite's ideology summarized

@provemewrong411 The whole thing is beyong pathetic. It's borderline treason. This will end very bad for Russia, every passing week I see this more clearly. Terrible leadership again is putting the country at the brink of a cliff. Again.

As a Russia supporter, I’m exhausted by Putin’s incompetence in Ukraine. We can’t keep pretending this isn’t a massive failure. Half the country is on fire, and Ukrainian terrorist threats have reduced Victory Day to a pathetic spectacle. It’s humiliating that a pathetic little cokehead gets to tell the Russian Empire what it can and cannot do. How much longer are we going to delude ourselves that Putin knows what he’s doing or that diplomacy will save us? If Ukraine had a nuclear weapon, it would have been dropped on Russia four years ago - yet Putin can’t even take Donbass because of his “surgical operation.” If he can’t finish this conflict and secure victory, then maybe it’s time to pack his shit and go home, or step aside and let someone more competent finish the job. Russia is my culture, my language, my heart. I will always be pro-Russia, but it’s getting harder and harder to be pro-Putin these days. Sorry, not sorry…

@Aleksandar88338 What a retarded idiot...

From May 5th to 9th, Moscow will be completely shut down for internet service—mobile phone service, all WiFi, and wired internet, said Svintsov, Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Information Policy

@RWApodcast That's your best take?

Imagine if Iranian elites took all the CHABADNIK PUTLER IS CONTROLLED BY THE JEWS stuff you see on here seriously lol

Luckily the Iranians are a lot smarter than most "Resistance" people on here

@Aleksandar88338 Too many unexplicable things...

I wonder why the Russians do not protect the strategic oil refinery with the ZSU-23-4 "Shilka" Soviets made shit ton of these