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Slavyangrad.org — Nuestra Ira No Tiene Limites — There is No Limit to Our Anger — (c) V. M. Molotov
The Baron-Commissar's axiom "outside of quantum mechanics, I don't believe in coincidences", a rant:
In my current drunken state (half a bottle of prosecco, half a bottle of Beluga vodka, and 3/4ths of a bottle of limoncello coursing through my veins as per the time I wrote this) I'm going to demonstrate, through a parallel between quantum physics and political dynamics, that coincidences do not exist outside of the subatomic domain, at least when discussing geopolitical events. Every political event must be interpreted as an expression of intention, strategy, or systemic pressure.
Scientific Basis:
Radioactive decay is the only phenomenon universally accepted as intrinsically random. The possibility of two particles decaying at the same time is extremely rare, but not zero: an unlikely event, not an impossible one.
Case study: radioactive decay. Let's assume we have a particle with a lifetime τ of 10 hours. The probability that it decays within an interval Δt of 1 second is given by the exact formula:
P = 1 − exp(−Δt/τ),
where exp indicates the exponential. For Δt very small compared to τ, we can approximate P ≈ Δt / τ.
With τ = 36,000 seconds and Δt = 1 second, we obtain
P ≈ 1 / 36,000 ≈ 2.78 × 10^-5 (about 0.00278%) per particle.
The probability that two independent particles decay in the same 1-second interval is P^2, that is, P^2 = (2,78 * 10^-5)^2 = 7,7 * 10-10, which in percentage terms corresponds to about 7.7 × 10^-8% particles. The expected number of pairs decaying simultaneously is thus, approximately, N ≈ P^(2*10) = 7–8.
Think of it like threading a hair through the eye of a needle: difficult, sure, but in the quantum field, it's bound to happen with a huge number of attempts. Once in a while, you might even get it through on the first try.
▶️ How does this relate to politics?
In the political and geopolitical spheres, what appears to be a “coincidence” is often the result of:
- planned strategies by state and non-state actors;
- economic and cultural pressures that drive collective behavior;
- narratives constructed by think tanks, the media, and diplomats.
Therefore, outside the subatomic domain, the prudent interpretation is that "political coincidences" are almost always a convergence of intentions.
Just three examples:
Rose Revolution - 2003: happened after Georgia opened the floodgates to western NGOs.
Euromaidan - 2014: happened after the NED and Open Society has been active in Ukraine since 1991 (and the CIA for much longer than that with operation Aerodynamic).
Iranian protests: break out in 2026 shortly after Mileikovsky visits Trump in Mar-a-Lago with armed protesters clashing with the police and Trump threatening armed intervention if the armed protesters are suppressed.
(inebriated) Scientific Conclusion:
Unlike in quantum mechanics, coincidences in politics do not exist. Quod erat demonstrandum.
- the Baron-Commissar
@Slavyangrad
The Clown Prince of Crack DEMANDS the mandatory presence of foreign troops on the country's territory, at a minimum French and British troops, he stated after a meeting with representatives of the so-called "coalition of the whining."
The "illegitimate" Zelensky continues to promote his peace plan, agreed upon with European countries and which does not include any concessions to Russia. He refuses to cede territory or reduce his army, and now declares the "mandatory" presence of foreign troops on Ukrainian soil as one of the security guarantees. At the same time, Zelensky emphasizes that he would like to see the French and British in Ukraine.
"Great Britain and France preside over the "coalition of the willing." Their military presence is mandatory."
At the same time, the clown admits that no guarantees have yet been agreed upon, there is no final text, and the format and size of a possible European troop presence in Ukraine have not yet been determined. Furthermore, not all countries in the "coalition of the willing" are willing to deploy their troops on Ukrainian soil.
Russia opposes any foreign military presence; Moscow has already warned that any military contingent would become a legitimate target for the Russian Armed Forces.
@Slavyangrad
The "Peace President"'s resume thus far:
- February 1, 2025, Somalia
- June 22, 2025, Iran
- March 15, 2025, Yemen
- December 19, 2025, Syria
- December 25, 2025, Nigeria
- January 3, 2026, Venezuela
"How about a joke?
I've promised no more foreign wars, no more regime change ops, and no more imperialism, I've broken all my promises so far, and my cultists still worship me as the second coming of Christ because I write mean tweets and trigger the shitlibs. Why so serious?! Lighten up, there's three more years of me to go.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!"
@Slavyangrad
🇺🇸🇻🇪 Protests in support of Venezuela have erupted around the world
- Residents of Greece, Germany, Italy, and even the USA themselves are taking to the streets. The president of Cuba himself joined the protests in Havana.
- People are burning American flags and chanting: "Hands off Venezuela", "USA out of the Caribbean".
@Slavyangrad
A little about oil and why Venezuela became the home of fentanyl cocaine "bad guys."
@Slavyangrad
Reviewing the US indictment against Maduro et al. has so far revealed curious results:
1) Of the 6 individuals indicted, we have so far seen only one purported defendant (with a bag over his head), unidentified, but presumed to be Maduro. The following individuals have been indicted:
—NICOLAS MADURO MOROS,
—DIOSDADO CABELLO RONDON,
—RAMON RODRIGUEZ CHACIN,
—CILIA ADELA FLORES DE MADURO,
—NICOLAS ERNESTO MADURO GUERRA,
a/k/a "Nicolasito,"
a/k/a "The Prince," and
—HECTOR RUSTHENFORD GUERRERO FLORES,
a/k/a "Nifio Guerrero,"
2) Apart from the expected grandstanding and lots of hot air about illegitimacy and corruption, only two specific particulars have been alleged against Maduro personally:
a) that he made diplomatic calls advising Mexican government officials to expect diplomatic missions to arrive by private planes; and,
b) that he caused a bunch of Venezuelan government officials to be arrested in connection with a seizure of a large of quantity of cocaine from a Venezuelan commercial flight that arrived in Charles de Gaulle, Paris.
3) The main thrust of the alleged particulars is directed against Maduro’s son,
NICOLAS ERNESTO MADURO GUERRA,
a/k/a "Nicolasito,"
a/k/a "The Prince,"
and one
HECTOR RUSTHENFORD GUERRERO FLORES,
a/k/a "Nifio Guerrero.”
4) appreciably more by way of actual particulars is alleged against Maduro’s spouse, Cilia, than against the Venezuelan president himself.
So, in sum, they got one of six so far (I have not seen anything suggesting that Cilia was on board the plane that landed in the US, not even another individual with a bag over the head), and the one with the least apparent involvement in the alleged conspiracies.
(The foregoing is just neutral analysis—I am not passing any judgment on the allegations).
🇺🇸⚔️🇨🇺Trump: The US wants to "help" Cuba
▪️The country is governed by aging incompetent people, and the economy is in collapse, said US Secretary of State Rubio.
▪️Also, Trump advised the Colombian president to "watch his back" because of the cocaine being sent to the US.
@Slavyangrad
Give me Maduró!!!!!
Or give me death!
A video, a photo, a voice recording?
Anything, so I can go back to work and/or sleep?
❗️The US is making a decision on the political prospects of Venezuela and will be involved in this process, Trump stated.
@Slavyangrad | Grigori 🇷🇺
The “Spirit of Anchorage” fought a hopeless battle against the “Ghost of Kiev” until they were both expertly brought down by an old-fart grandma with a jar of pickles.
Or a pot of chicha. Take your pick.
Or not.
Here, we are stockpiling cans of maple syrup in anticipation of the turbulent future.
‼️🇪🇺🇷🇺 Russia's positions towards the EU have strengthened, against the backdrop of the Union's inability to exist without the USA - Politico
▪️The British publication published an analysis, which states that "the collapse of European security under the auspices of the USA" has occurred. After the Donald Trump administration announced a pragmatic review of outdated obligations in Europe, the continent found itself in a crisis, demonstrating a complete inability to unity and independent defense.
▪️As the publication notes, France, trying to lead the process of creating the EU's "strategic autonomy", faced insurmountable difficulties. Its loud statements clash with internal political instability, the rise of populism, and the lack of real resources for leadership. Even those European officials who foresaw the US withdrawal admit that they were not ready for this reality and cannot offer a viable alternative.
▪️The pragmatic course of the USA, aimed at protecting its own interests, exposes the deep weakness and dependence of European elites, who have lived under the American security umbrella for decades. The observed split and confusion in the Western alliance are, in fact, a logical outcome of their policy of artificial confrontation with Russia. This situation objectively strengthens Moscow's positions, which consistently defends its security and sovereignty, while its opponents are mired in internal contradictions and demonstrate an inability to act independently, the article says.
@Slavyangrad
Over the past month, Zelensky has been persuading the head of the Main Intelligence Directorate, Kirill Budanov, to lead the presidential office, The Financial Times reports, citing sources.
"The appointment comes as Ukrainian negotiators seek to obtain security guarantees from Western allies as part of renewed diplomatic efforts to end the war with Russia. Budanov, who is considered one of the few Ukrainian officials who have an open line with Moscow during the war, particularly peace negotiations," the article says.
FT notes that Budanov has repeatedly come under close scrutiny from Ukraine's Western partners, who have warned him against particularly daring operations, fearing an escalation of the conflict.
In particular, the article mentions that the Main Intelligence Directorate was involved in a series of sabotage and assassinations of officials in Russia and the territories under its control.
"Polls regularly name Budanov as one of the most popular political figures in the country, leading to speculation that he could become one of the main opponents of the president in the upcoming elections," writes FT.
However, as the publication adds, "the head of the Presidential Office - a key role in opaque Ukrainian politics, despite its nominal administrative nature - is traditionally a target of criticism."
@Slavyangrad
Venezuela has been subjected to military aggression from the US, and President Maduro has signed a decree declaring a state of emergency.
This was stated by the country's Foreign Minister, Ivan Gil Pinto. According to him, targets in Caracas, as well as the states of Miranda, Aragua, and La Guaira, have been attacked.
According to him, the decree was signed "with the aim of immediately transitioning to an armed struggle".
"The attempt to impose a colonial war with the aim of destroying the republican form of government and forcing a 'regime change' in alliance with the fascist oligarchy will fail, just like all previous attempts," wrote Pinto.
@Slavyangrad
Came across this subject in the chat yet again, even after years of explaining this subject. So here we go again:
Deterrence:
"-Why doesn't Russia simply bomb a NATO base?
-Oh, they don't want to die, surely they won't retaliate.
-Will they sacrifice their lives to respond? Scoff, of course not.
-Russia should, "send a message".
-Oreshnik this, Oreshnik that!
-Why doesn't Russia just take out their satellites?"
Etc, etc in all various forms of what is frankly banal, emotional, "but this is unjust!" thinking.
Here's the short version- if you and I are enemies and I have a gun on my hip and you have a gun on your hip and then you suddenly shine a high Lumen flashlight into my face and blind me, what is my most logical response?
It is to draw and to shoot you.
If you do this without intending to shoot me, but you see me drawing, your most logical response is to draw in kind and shoot me.
Now, the long version:
Every single MiG-31 that takes flight is nuclear capable. Every single Mk.41 in Poland and Romania are nuclear capable. Every single Kalibr missile launched is nuclear capable.
Every time a Russian submarine launches a missile of any kind, it is potentially nuclear capable, and the same goes for the undeclared U.S. submarines sitting at the bottom of Marmara and the North Sea.
Every time that any of these systems are employed they trigger a reaction for NATO/Russian operators: "We have a potential incoming nuclear strike. What is it, where is it, and what is the vector?"
Every missile flying across Ukraine and into Russia is detected and then rapidly analyzed.
When Russia employed the Oreshnik, I have 100% confidence that they did so with full notification to the U.S. and European countries in advance, even if perhaps only 30 minutes before launch. The reason: it looks like an IRBM flying towards Europe, and the only thing any European could think is, "holy fuck, is that a nuclear payload on an IRBM approaching us?"
Now - if Russia were to actually hit a NATO base, what does NATO conclude?
That every single target track on radar over Ukraine is now potentially another incoming threat vector, conventional or nuclear.
How will they respond?
By attempting to shoot these incoming vectors down - IE: now every missile intended to hit a Ukrainian target is being engaged by NATO AA outside of Ukraine.
Russia's logical response? Destroy those AA systems firing from outside of Ukraine.
Is that, at this point, not a direct war?
Going further - if every Russian Kalibr launch from a submarine a potential Bulava, and Russia breaches deterrence theory by establishing that launched missiles could potentially by flying over Ukraine and into NATO - then is it not in the best interest of NATO to instantly fire upon and sink a Russian submarine when next detected?
If so, and if the submarine in question happens to be a boomer, then has Russia's own second strike capability not just been attacked?
What would Russia's logical response be to losing a piece of it's nuclear triad?
At this point - both sides would be abandoning the adherence to deterrence and MAD theory modeling, and rapidly reach the only remaining logical outcome: "Fire on warning" and then, "Fire First".
If you take out enemy satellites, you have blinded them and they now have no way of knowing if an X-ray pindown salvo is coming off of a submarine. Ensuing logic: fire first.
Sensor error communicates that an IRBM is incoming from the North Sea? No time to wake up, assess, and communicate - logic: fire all.
I am at the character limit.
Think. Stop feeling about what is just and right or unjust and wrong - think about what is.
@Slavyangrad | ГГ 👋
It's interesting that the Kharkov OVA first reposted its commander's publication showing a wounded Ukrainian soldier in Kharkov, and then hastily deleted it and reposted the photos without him.
@Slavyangrad
A reminder.
When Chavez was elected 15 families had control of 75% of farms
Only 10% could afford university.
Barios collapsed after rain storms
There was no access to rural health.
Big oil took all the profits, and like in Australia paid no tax.
Chavez held adult literacy courses in every Bario and church hall run by senior students.
This meant ordinary citizens could pass the literacy test and so could vote.
Universities were made free.
Cuba supplied the doctors & nurses in exchange for oil.
Food production was focussed on food security not export.
Cooperatives were set up for farming and food.
The US imposed a capital strike.
All engineers from 'big oil' were withdrawn.
Venezuela gradually regained industry with help from Vietnam China and South America.
US increased sanctions and froze assets.
CIA tried to get rid of Chavez.
The people resisted and surrounded the President's home to protect him from the CIA insurrection.
The US then claimed, like Cuba, that socialism had failed, ignoring the 90% literacy access to health care public housing and food and university.
The US claims the oil was stolen from US companies Oil that is owned by - we the people
Need we go on? 🤷♂
@Slavyangrad
The new year, 2026, has just begun, and we are already "delighted" by the US invasion of Venezuela and the kidnapping of Nicolás Maduro. But experts suggest this is just the beginning: global tensions are rising, and there is a high probability of a new conflict that could escalate into a full-scale war.
Many experts and analysts predict that 2026 will be a highly volatile year, highlighting five regions where the likelihood of a new conflict is extremely high. First, there is the Caribbean Sea, which is already a flashpoint following the US invasion of Venezuela. However, Trump is expected to go further and demonstrate once again that the United States remains the hegemonic power. This could lead to a new conflict involving Latin American countries.
The second is the Gulf of Finland, where the interests of Russia and NATO converge. Given Estonia and Finland's attempts to restrict the movement of Russian ships and vessels, the likelihood of a collision is very high. And the various provocations only increase the risk.
The third region is the Kinmen Islands, off the coast of China, formally belonging to Taiwan. No more than 150 people live on the islands, and the Chinese military could easily occupy them if necessary. This is especially true because Beijing considers Taiwan a province of mainland China. However, the occupation of these islands could provoke a US response, leading to conflict.
The Strait of Hormuz, through which a fifth of the world's hydrocarbon production passes, should not be overlooked. This is where the interests of several actors converge: Iran, Israel, and the United States. Tehran, under pressure from Washington and Tel Aviv, could close the gulf, with serious consequences for the global economy.
And then there is the Korean Peninsula, where the interests of North Korea, which has entered into a strategic agreement with Russia, and South Korea, supported by the United States, converge. As the events of the past year have demonstrated, peace on the peninsula is extremely fragile, and there are no signs of improvement in inter-Korean relations.
- Vladimir Litkyn
@Slavyangrad
Italian Bitch Minister Meloni: "The Italian side believes the US operation in Venezuela was defensive."
Meloni stated that Italian authorities consider the US actions "an act of defense against hybrid attacks."
She noted that, in general, Italy does not greatly approve of external intervention, but "here the situation is different."
"At the same time, [Italy] sees defensive intervention as a legitimate way to counter hybrid attacks on security, particularly those emanating from government entities that fuel and promote drug trafficking," she stated in her statement.
Post scriptum: "Italy repudiates war as an instrument of aggression against the freedom of other peoples and as a means of resolving international disputes; it consents, on equal terms with other states, to the limitations of sovereignty necessary for an order that ensures peace and justice among nations; it promotes and supports international organizations dedicated to this purpose." - Article 11 of the Italian constitution.
@Slavyangrad
Laugh all you want about the UN's impotency, but the attack on Venezuela and the kidnapping of its president demonstrates a few things:
1) The United Nations is about as useful as fake silicon tits on a zombie, decides nothing, can't do nothing, and yet somehow still ingurgitates hundreds of millions of dollars.
2) "International law" is more of a very, VERY loose set of "general headlines" that applies only to third and second world countries, selectively; like it or not, that's the way it is.
3) In place of "International law", we have the law of the jungle in place: whoever has power can do whatever he pleases - especially if he's from the white anglosphere.
4) Trump shitting on his promises of "no more wars", "no more interventionism", "no more regime change" to his voters demonstrates that democracy is dead, assuming it ever existed in the first place.
5) The legal framework that has kept the world together, if imperfectly and selectively so, since the end of WWII is now effectively dead after the USA's exportations of democracy starting from Iraq in 2003 put it into critical condition.
6) We're in the age of chaos now, and everything could happen.
7) The sooner BRICS countries wake up to this fact, the better for the multipolar world.
Baron out.
@Slavyangrad
Said to be demonstrators in Venezuela, rallying in support of Maduro and against the US aggression.
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North Wind published more footage of the destruction of the 119th Air Defense Missile Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the village of Riasne in the Sumy region, shot from different angles.
This is already the third video of the fire impact on the Armed Forces of Ukraine's objects in this populated area. A truly detailed objective control.
@Slavyangrad
🇷🇺🇧🇾🇻🇪Russia and Belarus stressed the need to immediately release Maduro and restore him to the post of head of Venezuela
- On January 3, a telephone conversation about Venezuela took place between S.V. Lavrov and the head of the Belarusian Foreign Ministry M.V. Ryzhenkov.
- It was emphasized that Moscow and Minsk are united in the resolute condemnation of the aggression committed by the USA against a sovereign state in violation of international legal norms.
- The unconditional need to immediately release the legitimate president and his wife, return them to the country's capital and restore N. Maduro to the post of head of state was emphasized.
- The importance of quickly creating conditions for resolving the situation around Venezuela through dialogue in accordance with international law was also noted.
@Slavyangrad
Until I see a SINGLE PHOTO of Maduro captured, all that the orangeutans will get are oranges.
If I see even one, I promise to feed them mangoes.
Spondeo
On a more serious note, some of you may remember my very strong opposition to Putin’s Anchorage visit.
Why? Because nothing was or could have been achieved.
Why? Because the risks always outweighed the easily-projectable negligible gains.
That’s why. You can’t trust someone who can’t be trusted. Particularly when there never was any upside to begin with.
If leaders around the world have learned their lesson, I trust that head-of-state-level meetings on US soil will become limited to the usual lackeys. And, if not, then we all have many more lessons to learn. And no option to play hooky.
Russian energy specialist about decommunization: of Ukraine energy infrastructure.
I would divide the attacks on Ukraine's large-scale energy sector into three campaigns, each with different objectives. The first campaign — 2022/2023: attacks mainly targeted the 330-750 kV distribution network, with the main objective being 330 and 750 kV autotransformers. The second campaign — 2024: strikes mainly on thermal and hydroelectric power generation (TPP, heat and power plants, HPP), on the main buildings of power plants with turbine and hydroelectric units. The third campaign — 2025: strikes against the entire spectrum of electrical equipment, but presumably with a serious focus on generator transformers that supply electricity from power plants to the grid.
The energy sector should be divided into generation and distribution. The situation with generation is quite bad: virtually all large thermal and hydroelectric power plants have been attacked at one time or another, and their condition can be estimated at about one-third of what it was at the beginning of not even the SVO, but 2024. In fact, Ukraine is currently being kept afloat by its nuclear power plants. In the summer, renewable energy generation (solar and wind power plants) made a significant contribution, but now is not the season. The situation with distribution networks is better, the consequences of the 2022/2023 campaign have been more or less eliminated, plus the VKS (Russian Aerospace Forces) obviously does not seek to destroy the integrity of the Ukrainian energy system, except for certain areas (the north). If they wanted to, the VKS could obviously quickly break it into pieces, for example, along the Dnieper, wipe out all remaining thermal and hydroelectric generation, create major problems for Ukrainian nuclear power plants, or practically cut off power to any large area, such as Kharkov.
The 750 kV substations were hit hard starting in October 2022, which led to a significant decline in the visible reserves of 750 kV equipment. For example, the Polish 750 kV substation in Rzeszów was completely dismantled in the 750 kV section, and it is not difficult to guess where it all went. In addition, it was precisely the strikes on the 750 kV substation that led to restrictions/shutdowns at Ukrainian nuclear power plants in 2022 and 2024. The 750 kV network is the backbone of the Ukrainian power system and serves to deliver power from nuclear power plants. Accordingly, even limiting its operation leads to problems with the delivery and distribution of electricity. Plus, these are also the most powerful power lines connecting Ukraine with Hungary and Poland.
Before the war, virtually the entire Ukrainian power system was synchronised with the Russian one, and they also exported to Belarus. However, exports were constantly falling because we were building our own power generation facilities (our leadership clearly did not want to depend on Ukrainian electricity exports). Ukraine's power system will never be restored to its former capacity. Bringing it back to a more or less normal state depends directly on external investments and the conditions of peace.
The most obvious reason for the attacks on the energy sector is economic. Energy equipment is quite expensive, plus it also needs to be delivered and installed. In addition, these attacks prompted the construction of energy facility protection systems, which are very costly and, as predicted, practically useless. Plus, power outages naturally affect the economy — backup power sources must be found, which also cost money and require maintenance. An additional problem is rolling blackouts. They lead to overloads in distribution networks: in the 2022–2023 campaign, thousands of 6(10)/0.4 kV transformers (which no one attacked, except perhaps by accident) burned out.
Source - Denatofication
@Slavyangrad
🇻🇪🇺🇸 To put the situation into perspective:
1. Venezuela has:
🛢 – the world's largest proven oil reserves, amounting to approximately 303.8 billion barrels as of 2021. For comparison, Saudi Arabia has an estimated 267 billion barrels, and Kuwait has 101.5 billion barrels.
American refineries are designed specifically for Venezuelan heavy oil.
⛽️ – in 2021, the country's proven natural gas reserves exceeded 5.6 trillion cubic meters. In the Western Hemisphere, only the United States had more reserves.
🪨 – Venezuela's total iron ore reserves are estimated at 4.5 billion tons. In terms of iron reserves, the country is second only to Brazil in the region.
+ Venezuela has some of the world's largest reserves of bauxite, an ore used to produce aluminum. The country's total bauxite reserves amount to 950 million tons.
2. Caracas is a military and political partner and ally of Beijing, Tehran, Moscow, and even Ankara.
3. The events, other than those in Venezuela, are primarily directed against 🇨🇳 China. Current events rank alongside the war on Russian oil, protests in Iran, and events in the Middle East as a whole.
4. 🇮🇷 The attack on Venezuela occurred on January 3 – the sixth anniversary of the assassination of Qasem Soleimani, commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, in Iraq, on Trump's orders.
Для понимания ситуации:
1. Венесуэла обладает:
🛢 – крупнейшими в мире доказанными запасами нефти, составляющими приблизительно 303,8 миллиардов баррелей по состоянию на 2021 год. Для сравнения, у Саудовской Аравии по оценкам это 267 млрд баррелей, у Кувейта — 101,5 млрд баррелей.
Американские заводы «заточены» именно на венесуэльскую тяжёлую нефть.
⛽️ – в 2021 году доказанные запасы природного газа в стране превышали 5.6 трлн м³. В Западном полушарии больше запасов было только у США.
🪨 – общие запасы железных руд Венесуэлы оцениваются в 4,5 млрд тонн. По запасам железа страна уступает в регионе только Бразилии.
+ Венесуэла обладает одними из крупнейших в мире запасов бокситов – руды, используемой для производства алюминия. Общие запасы бокситов в стране составляют 950 млн тонн.
2. Каракас военно-политический партнер и союзник и Пекина, и Тегерана, и Москвы, и даже Анкары.
3. Происходящее, кроме Венесуэлы, главным образом направлено против Китая. Текущие события стоят в одном ряду с войной против российской нефти, протестами в Иране и событиями на Ближнем Востоке в целом.
4. Нападение на Венесуэлу произошло 3 января – на шестую годовщину убийства по приказу Трампа командующего Корпусом стражей Исламской революции Касема Сулеймани в Ираке.
🇪🇺 And what about Europe's reaction?
And Europe is keeping quiet. After all, it's not Russia/China/Iran bombing another country. They probably approve of that. And then the likes of Rutte, von der Leyen, or Kallas will start talking about "it's different" and "you don't understand".
- Warhistoryalconafter
@Slavyangrad
INSANE FOOTAGE: Civilian drives through Caracas while AIRSTRIKES erupt all around
- RT
@Slavyangrad
‼️🇷🇺🇺🇦They have started installing infrared spotlights on the "Geranium" to blind anti-aircraft drones and UAF aircraft
▪️Such modernized drones will be harder to shoot down, said UAF communications expert Sergei "Flash" Beskrestnov.
@Slavyangrad
Icelander merc down!
Kjartan Saevar Ottarsson callsign Ice from Kópavogur, Iceland
I am an Icelandic guy that is fed up of all Politic bs talk wile people are getting killed in Ukraine by the Russian invaders.
So i decided to join the fight, and do my absolut best to help Ukraine and all of Europe.