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【大切なお願い】 今回の私の報告を受けて、「逆に保守党側に に通報祭りを仕掛けよう！」といった趣旨の発言をされている方を散見します。 こちらについては私は断固否定します。 私怨や仲間意識を理由に、相手方に仕返しをするようなことを私は望みません。 つきましては、引き続き保守党関係にはあくまで正当な批判のみすることを望みます。 みなさまが恨みに駆られた暴徒のようにならないことを望みます。 何卒よろしくお願い致します。

よし、シミュレーターやってみるかと思って見てみたら、何これ？ 現役のほぼ全ての世帯がマイナスなんですけど？ 消費税減税の方がはるかに優れた政策であることを示してるだけなんですけど よく恥ずかしげもなくこんなの公表できたね まさにゴミofゴミ政策

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NEW: SPECIAL REPORT | Ukraine is actively challenging the positional character of the war that has dominated the battlefield since 2023. Russian battlefield gains are approaching net zero while Ukrainian forces are setting conditions potentially to break out of positional warfare by reintroducing limited elements of mechanized maneuver at the tactical level. Ukraine has re-secured an overall drone advantage and fielded systems capable of disrupting Russian forces throughout their operational depth in support of planned Ukrainian offensive or defensive ground operations. Neither Russia nor Ukraine is able to conduct operational maneuver yet, however. Ukraine’s success in blunting Russian advances and reversing Russian gains in some sectors of the line, in tandem with Ukraine’s limited reintroduction of elements of tactical mechanized maneuver may nevertheless mark the beginning of a new phase of the war. Combat in Ukraine will likely become less positional and feature more tactical maneuver until Russia’s innovation cycle renders Ukraine’s current operational concepts ineffective. Ukraine likely has a unique and time-constrained opportunity to exploit its current initiative while Russian forces remain vulnerable. Ukraine’s partners should expand their support to these Ukrainian efforts at a moment when Russia is reeling from both battlefield setbacks and Ukraine’s deep strike campaign with the aim of forcing Russian President Vladimir Putin to reevaluate his approach to this conflict.