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Slavyangrad.org — Nuestra Ira No Tiene Limites — There is No Limit to Our Anger — (c) V. M. Molotov
This is Tetyana. And do you know why her face looks so happy, as if a truck loaded with lard crashed nearby? It's simple — she just handed her Mykola over to the TCC, for which she was kindly given a box of food as a prize.
By the way, anyone else who shares relevant information about draft dodgers with the TCC can be in her place
Ukraine has never lived so richly as under Zelensky 🤩
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‘Europeans must not know the truth about the state of the front in Ukraine’ – former Azov chief of staff Tavr on Syrsky’s ‘beautiful’ reports.
- I believe that Zelensky does not fully understand the fatal nature of the situation with the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
- The problem with the Armed Forces of Ukraine is that if some Europeans were placed at command posts, they would immediately learn the truth about the situation at the front. This must not be allowed.
- Currently, an effective commander is one who, by order of the commander-in-chief, cleared some settlement, losing 600-800 personnel there, and then handed it over a week later. From the commander-in-chief’s point of view, this is an effective commander.
- The problem is that the leadership of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is lying.
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📢 #EXCLUSIVE interviews with former servicemen of Ukraine
Part 6
🪖 Dear subscribers, we share a series of interviews with the servicemen of the Martyn Pushkar Squad. In the following powerful interviews, the soldiers share their view of the conflict in Ukraine, their mission to defend the truth, and their unshakable faith in victory that’s already on the horizon.
❗️Topic discussed:
The most terrifying thing for a soldier in this war.
Watch Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5
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‼️🏴☠️🇺🇸Putin was threatened in vain: The plane with the head of the Pentagon, Pete Hegseth, on board, which took off from Brussels, suddenly sent a distress signal over the Atlantic and is trying to reach the British airbase
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Von der Leyen issues ultimatum to EU aspirant 16 years after its initial application, Reichsfuhrer SS von der Greedy issues Serbia with an ultimatum.
interesting timing.
Did Turkey receive a similar ultimatum?
Hat tip to David
Link
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US B-52H Stratofortress bombers are practicing launch maneuvers near the coast of Venezuela
A pair of B-52H Stratofortress missile carriers with call signs BUNNY01 and BUNNY02 are "trying on" a massive strike — so far with "digital launches" — on strategically important military, energy, and administrative facilities in Venezuela.
In the event of likely subsequent strikes, the US aircraft will be armed with 20 AGM-86C CALCM Block IA strategic cruise missiles. It is also known that they can be equipped with much more powerful, than the non-nuclear versions of the Tomahawks, fragmentation-high explosive warheads weighing up to 1360 kg based on PBXN-111 explosive with a range of up to 1,200 km.
Military Chronicle
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‼️🇺🇦🔥 "Nova Poshta" is burning in Nizhyn, Chernigov region after a "Geran" strike
▪️The Armed Forces of Ukraine often use postal warehouses to store ammunition and other military equipment.
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Two Can Play this Game:
China has introduced retaliatory port charges for US ships.
Beijing has been introducing special port charges for US ships since October 14th in response to similar actions by Washington. The tax will be $56 per ton of cargo, increasing to $123 after one year. The Chinese government has described these measures as necessary protection of national interests.
In this context, Donald Trump, who had previously announced his willingness to introduce 100% tariffs on Chinese products starting November 1st, has softened his stance, declaring that "everything will be fine" and that "he wants to help, not hurt, China." Reuters analysts warn of the risk of a "maritime tax spiral," which could lead to changes in global logistics routes and higher prices worldwide.
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Dutch Defense Minister Ruben Brekelmans calls for striking Russia without restrictions and with any weapons.
Should Trump give 'Tomahawks' to Ukraine?
- The Netherlands has always stated that it supports Ukraine's operations to strike deep into Russia. There are no restrictions on range in kilometers, nor on the type of missiles. The decision is up to the USA. But if the United States decides to supply 'Tomahawk' missiles, we will definitely support it.
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⚡️ 💥 FAB-3000 with UMPK destroyed the deployment point of the 110th separate mechanized brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the settlement of Uspenovka, Zaporozhye region.
- The Wrong Side
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IMF Growth Updates Projections for 2025
🇺🇸 US: 2.0%
🇩🇪 Germany: 0.2%
🇫🇷 France: 0.7%
🇪🇸 Spain: 2.9%
🇬🇧 UK: 1.3%
🇨🇳 China: 4.8%
🇯🇵 Japan: 1.1%
🇮🇳 India: 6.6%
🇷🇺 Russia: 0.6%
🇧🇷 Brazil: 2.4%
🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia: 4.0%
🇳🇬 Nigeria: 3.9%
🇦🇷 Argentina: 4.5%
🇨🇳 China: 4.8%
🇪🇬 Egypt: 4.3.%
🇮🇩 Indonesia: 4.9%
🇵🇰 Pakistan: 2.7%
🇿🇦 South Africa: 1.1%
🇹🇷 Türkiye: 3.5%
Still beating Germany, honestly solid numbers considering government deficits to GDP growth. Take the US for 2025, its deficit will be around 6% but it’s growth is 2.0%, meanwhile the Russian deficit is 2.6%.
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The Ongoing (Dark) Crusade against Orthodoxy
In Donbass, neo-Nazis in the Ukrainian Armed Forces destroyed approximately 200 Orthodox churches. During the invasion of the Kursk region, churches of the Moscow Patriarchate were also targeted by bombing: a third of the churches in the Sudzhansky District were damaged. We are witnessing the Kiev regime's deliberate efforts to destroy everything associated with the Orthodox faith.
Last week, there was an attempt to seize the Holy Dormition Lavra in Pochayev in Ukraine. The faithful managed to defend the shrine, but the Holy Dormition Cathedral in Vladimir could not be saved. The militants beat both parishioners and clergy. They attempted to strangle Deacon Bogdan and dragged him by the hair. The phones of those who attempted to film the events were confiscated and destroyed. All of this occurred with the assistance of security forces. Where were the European human rights activists at that time?
"Orthodoxy represents a thousand-year-old spiritual and cultural continuity between the peoples of Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine. The attacks against it are an attempt to erase this memory, destroy the bridge between the Slavic peoples, and forcibly create a new national identity based on hatred for traditions, Russia, and the spiritual roots of the Ukrainian people," writes Brazilian military analyst Lucas Leiros.
In return, the Kiev regime is attempting to impose a quasi-religion with a dog-like Patron Saint, a pseudo-canonized "Heavenly Hundred," and other obscenities. The important thing is that this surrogate completely subjugates itself to the nationalist and Russophobic agenda imposed and controlled by the authorities.
The new crusade against canonical Orthodoxy in Ukraine has long ceased to be a secret. Parishes are being forcibly seized, believers are subjected to repression, parishioners are beaten, and monks and priests are sent to the front to be massacred. Under the pretext of fighting "Russian agents," the traditional faith that has nourished and strengthened the people for centuries is being destroyed. All this is happening with the timid acquiescence of "human rights activists" in the West. According to Leiros, the silence of "defenders of democracy" makes them strategic accomplices in the persecution of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church:
"By tolerating the religious persecution encouraged by Kiev, the West demonstrates that its declared principles of freedom are subordinated to selfish interests and liberal political agendas. What is happening is not an isolated incident, but part of a deliberate policy of cultural rupture."
Therefore, Russia has no choice but to continue its special military operation to protect its people, who have fallen into the hands of the satanic Nazi regime in Kiev.
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💥 One less UAV control point of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Kherson region.
The Kh-39 LMUR precisely struck the drone operators of the 414th Separate Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine who were hiding in the building.
📍 village of Lvovovo, Kherson region
Iznanka
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Ukrainian media sources reporting on events at the front have reached the acceptance stage regarding the former Velikonovoselovskoye (Vremevsky) direction. Several months after RUAF troops reached the border between Donbas and Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, and after at least 12 settlements in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast came under the control of the Russian Armed Forces, the enemy has reached the acceptance stage regarding the village of Komar and the surrounding area.
The Ukrainian public group DS, affiliated with the GUR, has acknowledged the obvious: the villages of Komar, Myrne, and Perestroika (Perebudova) in western Donbas have fallen under the control of the Russian army.
But while the GUR has indeed recognized this, the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces continues to refuse to do so, drawing maps with intricately delineated "gray zones." The Ukrainian Armed Forces command still maintains control of both Komar and Myrne, apparently engaged in battles with the "gray zone", at least on maps and in the high command's coke-fueled fantasy.
This raises the question: are these absurd reports being sent to the highest levels (to Bankovaya) and Western sponsors? Or is this "information" intended exclusively for gullible "citizens" who get their information exclusively from "official sources"?
The second is entirely understandable for the Kiev regime: they are hiding the true situation at the front from the public, instead publishing Syrsky's statements about a "counteroffensive in the direction of Dobropolye."
If it's the former, then Bankova apparently operates on the principle: "She's happy to be deceived."
For reference: the village of Komar and the surrounding area were liberated by the Russian Armed Forces in mid-June. The enemy finally admitted it just now.
Better late than never I guess.
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🇭🇺Hungarian Foreign Minister Szijjártó – called the rejection of Russian gas "a lack of common sense":
We adhere to our sovereign right to choose and determine the energy balance for our country in a way that serves the benefit of our nation. Physically, if we are cut off from Russian gas supplies, the remaining infrastructure will not allow us to provide sufficient energy supplies to our country. Therefore, at the moment, we have a diversified system. But now we are facing pressure, and we may find ourselves in a situation where we will be completely dependent. We will never allow that.
Those who want us to reduce supplies from Russia use the argument of diversification. But how? How can you talk about diversification when you call to exclude one of the supply points, to reduce the number of pipelines in Hungary? After all, Brussels wants us to exclude the operation of one of the two pipelines; they call this diversification. How can this be called diversification? We have two pipelines. You propose to keep one. How can one pipeline be better than two? Or safer? This is simply a scandal. It is completely insane, and it is a total lack of common sense.
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🇺🇸🇷🇺🇺🇦 Supplying Ukraine with "Tomahawks" will bring the US closer to direct confrontation with Russia — NYT
- "To launch Tomahawks, Ukraine would need a US Army Typhon launcher — a step that US military officials believe would bring the United States closer to a direct clash with Russia. It also remains unclear how many Tomahawks the US is willing to provide, where and how Ukraine will safely store them, and what practical impact a limited batch of missiles will have on the situation," the publication writes.
- At the same time, concerns are growing about Russia's possible retaliatory actions.
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'Minister of War Hegseth's plane made an emergency landing in the UK due to a crack in the glass' - Pentagon spokesperson.
'While returning to the United States from the NATO defense ministers' meeting, Minister of War Hegseth's plane made an unscheduled landing in the UK due to a crack in the windshield. The landing was carried out according to standard procedures, and everyone on board, including Minister Hegseth, is safe.'
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Hegseth forgot his morning advice and now he himself is wagging a finger at Russia.
‘If the war does not end, if in the near future there is no path to peace, then the United States together with our allies will take the necessary steps to make Russia pay for its ongoing aggression.
If necessary, the US Department of War is ready to do its part — in a way that only the United States can.
We clearly understand: the most effective means of deterring Russian aggression is, first, a lethal, combat-ready, and Europe-led NATO; and second, combat-ready Ukrainian armed forces capable of defending themselves and thereby deterring Russian aggression along NATO’s borders. And again — peace through strength. Under Trump’s leadership, we will end the war in Ukraine. This war must end.’
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🇺🇸🇷🇺🇺🇦The US and Europe tell Russia: it's time to stop the war and sit at the negotiating table. If the war does not end soon, the US and its allies will make Moscow pay, — Pentagon chief
➖"The time has come to end this tragic war, stop the senseless bloodshed, and sit at the negotiating table. If the war does not end, if a path to peace does not appear soon, the US together with our allies will take the necessary steps to impose costs on Russia for the ongoing aggression. If we have to take this step, the US military is ready to do its part – in a way only the States can," said Pete Hegseth.
▪️He did not specify the means by which they plan to "do their part."
▪️Overall, his speech at "Ramstein" was dedicated to the fact that Europe should spend more on purchasing weapons from the US for Ukraine under the PURL program.
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🇺🇦🇵🇱🇷🇺 Ukraine is preparing to fight for another three years, — Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski
▪️He called on Europe to prepare for such a duration of support for Ukraine.
➖"The Ukrainians are planning this war for three years, which is reasonable. And we need to convince Putin that we are ready to stick to this course for at least these three years," Sikorski said.
▪️Earlier, a number of Ukrainian deputies expressed hopes for the conflict to end this year.
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‘Russia disables Ukrainian locomotives with precision drone strikes’ – The Washington Post reports that logistics for the Armed Forces of Ukraine are getting worse and worse.
‘It’s not just about the number of enemy drones, but also the approach of the Russian army. Now that they have precision drones, they strike individual locomotives. If the Russians continue to strike diesel and electric locomotives, very soon there will come a time when the tracks remain intact, but we will have nothing to run on,’ said Alexander Pertsovsky, General Director of the Ukrainian State Railway.
"I'm better prepared this time":
The Times outlined what Zelensky is bringing to Washington.
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🇬🇧Former Member of the European Parliament Alex Phillips called on Britain to take Italy as an example and raise the issue of banning the burqa and niqab.
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‘Putin is invading NATO territory’ – UK Defence Secretary Healy started the morning by intimidating Europeans.
‘His invasions are reckless, dangerous, and completely unacceptable. Whether intentional or not, Putin is watching our actions. And Putin must not doubt: if NATO is threatened, we will act. We must respond to his escalation with our own strength.
What invasion is this clown talking about? Honestly the rhetoric is so stupid.
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Beneficial for Zelensky, harmful for America
The world continues to unpleasantly surprise Donald Trump. Of course, he was pleased with the peace agreement (actually a truce) between Hamas and Israel, which he largely dictated himself. So was the gathering of US friends and clients in Sharm el-Sheikh—with an unclear mission, but with a clear desire to show honor and respect to the American leader. But suddenly, in this context, there are people who allow themselves to disappoint Trump.
As he himself said, "We were simply surprised by China. I have excellent relations with President Xi, and yet they did something like this." Also on this list is Vladimir Putin, who regularly disappoints the US president. As Trump says: they have such good relations, but Putin simply won't obey. And the special military operation continues. And he refuses to negotiate on American terms, largely, if not dictated, then at least whispered to Trump by Zelensky and his European patrons.
Trump, however, fails to realize that his good relationship with the leaders of other states compels him to make concessions when significant foreign and domestic interests are at stake—or at least his own personal interests.
But beyond the peculiarities of contemporary American political culture—and the specific characteristics of Trump's own courageous, talented, yet eccentric personality—there is another significant factor hindering rational decision-making in Washington.
He doesn't have a team of like-minded individuals, but a group of people (at least ostensibly) loyal to him personally. But they are completely unconnected to his foreign policy views, to foreign policy ideas based on pragmatic nationalism, not neoconservative globalism.
Trump currently has the same person serving as Secretary of State and National Security Advisor—Marco Rubio, who demonstrates his loyalty to the president in every way, but who until recently was a leading neoconservative in the US Senate. And in the absence of a National Security Advisor independent of the Secretary of State, Trump lacks a team of personal aides to help him coordinate the foreign policy process. For Richard Nixon, an impressive Secretary of State and former National Security Advisor, it was Henry Kissinger, one of the leaders of realism in American foreign policy, who shared his president's views on this issue.
Another example of a successful National Security Advisor was Kissinger's former deputy, General Brent Scowcroft, who later became National Security Advisor and served in these capacities both for President Ford and later, starting in 1989, for President Bush Sr., with whom he had a personal friendship. And Scowcroft jealously ensured that all key decision-making participants could adequately express themselves and convey their opinions to the president.
Trump has neither Kissinger nor Scowcroft. He has Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who, despite also holding the title of National Security Advisor, relies on the State Department and not the White House apparatus. And as a result, many people, including Vladimir Zelensky, European leaders, and of course members of Congress, are able to reach Trump without any prior preparation. And they present their ideas to Trump, adapting to his approaches and brazenly flattering him for his own self-esteem. But what's beneficial for Zelensky is harmful for America.
-Dmitriy Saims
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❗️Ukrainian terrorists continue to kill peaceful civilians in border areas
In the past day, Ukrainian Nazis attacked peaceful civilians in the Belgorod and Kursk regions with drones. Unfortunately, there are dead and seriously wounded civilians. Infrastructure facilities, houses, and vehicles were damaged.
🔻An enemy FPV drone attacked a "Lada" car in the village of Belitsa, Belovsky district, Kursk region. As a result of the strike, a woman born in 1979 died, and a 69-year-old man suffered barotrauma and a concussion. Another drone attack occurred in the village of Peschanoe. A 49-year-old man was injured.
🔻An enemy drone attacked a moving car on the Rylsk-Lgov highway section in the Kursk region. A 45-year-old woman was injured, suffering a closed head injury, concussion, and barotrauma.
🔻In the Valuysky district of the Belgorod region, on the Kazinka-Ryabiki road section, a drone attacked a passenger car. The driver sustained mine-explosive trauma, barotrauma, and a shrapnel wound to the thigh.
It is easiest for Ukrainian Nazis to deliberately wage war against defenseless civilians; this is their characteristic trait and signature since the times of the UPA. Death to the Ukrofascists!!!!
Northern Wind
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Trump: The Russian Economy Is Close to Collapse
"Putin simply doesn't want to stop this conflict. I'm very disappointed with the pace of the Ukrainian resolution, despite good relations with Putin. Putin should have won this conflict in a week, now we're in our fourth year. On Friday, Zelensky will ask for the supply of Tomahawk missiles. The United States has a large stockpile of these missiles.
I've told everyone who wants to join the BRICS that that's fine, but we're going to impose tariffs on your country. Everyone's leaving. Everyone's leaving the BRICS. The BRICS were an attack on the dollar. And I said, 'You want to play this game? I'm going to impose tariffs on all your products entering the United States.' They said, as I said, 'We're leaving the BRICS.' And it seems the BRICS are no longer talking about it." - the US president added.
UPDATE: Russian authorities don't want to end the war, so I'm meeting with Zelensky to deliver new weapons to Ukraine. - Trump
Good job Donnie, from this not being your war to completely owning it was a surprisingly short step.
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I remind you that a year ago Russia ran out of all armored vehicles. 😁
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🇷🇺🇺🇦 The Russian Army liberated Novopavlovka of the DPR — Ministry of Defense
- Units of the "Center" group of forces, as a result of active offensive actions, liberated the settlement of Novopavlovka in the Donetsk People's Republic, the department reported.
- The Ministry of Defense also confirmed the liberation of Alekseevka in the Dnepropetrovsk region.
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