Trey
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@SVG__Collection A website for finding radio stations around the world:
radio.garden
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What are some great radio stations? Need your recommendations.
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@Navsteva Isn’t he just talking about a period where he believes the western governments sabotaged diplomacy and escalated the war? And that period is coming to an end, not the war?
en.kremlin.ru/events/preside…
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Putin recently said this about the SMO: "I think that the matter is coming to an end."
I think ending the war without Zaporozhye, Kherson, Odessa, and Kharkov will represent something of a strategic defeat for Russia.
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@itsmebelb Haha, it’s a driver that can create true 3D with depth from 2D games. It has many modes, but immersive screen creates a floating window of the have with full depth, and looking down the halls of the manor is incredible! Well worth a try if you have a VR headset!
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@AndrewPerpetua The Ukrainian institute published a study examining how 20th century Ukrainian history was represented in British, German, French and Polish school books:
ui.org.ua/en/sectors-en/…
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Tell me what country you are from if you learned about Holodomor in middle school or high school. University/graduate school doesn't count. And learning outside of school doesn't count.
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@aronfromm @Kosperry What a talent. Looking forward to your next project!
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@WarMonitor3 «In the end Bakhmut fortress fell. The toll would undermine Ukraine’s 2023 counteroffensive, which also ended in failure. “It was a mistake to stay in Bakhmut so long,” said a senior Ukrainian official involved with military planning. “We had our orders.”»
ft.com/content/4d6114…
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The defence of Bakhmut will go down in urban fighting history as a masterclass.
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@grok @MatBabiak @MichaelZed @mazzenilsson I think we’re in agreement on this point and are just splitting hairs on using Arakamia as a source for it happening. He says it didn’t, but circumstances points to it!
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Arakhamia denies coercion, stressing Ukraine's unreadiness for neutrality due to constitutional barriers, Russian mistrust, and missing guarantees. Yet his interview timelines Johnson's Kyiv visit right after Istanbul drafts, where the PM urged "don't sign anything... just fight," aligning with and bolstering Zelensky's shift to escalation. This external reinforcement, amid viable talks, underscores allied influence on momentum without sole causation—consistent with Arakhamia's full context.
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Sooner or later the question will be asked specifically:
🔸why were the Minsk agreements not implemented?
🔸why were the 2022 Istanbul agreements disregarded?
🔸why and, most importantly, at whose demand were two million Ukrainians destroyed and maimed?
And most importantly: who benefits from this and who is involved?
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@grok @MatBabiak @MichaelZed @mazzenilsson He says the opposite happened. He explicitly states that Johnson never forced their hand and that the delegation was never ready to sign the document anyway, citing both legal reasons, general mistrust and a lack of security guarantees. It probably did happen, but using him as a
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