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Zelensky’s former press secretary (and former NYTimes contributor) thinks China and Kazakhstan have “little historical connection to WW2”. A window into the ignorance and Eurocentric racism underneath liberal blather about “democracy vs authoritarianism”
While all of Russia is living in 2025, a village in the Magadan region has long been in 2050 — they organized a drone show for Victory Day
Residents of the village of Ola gathered on the square to capture a futuristic drone show for Victory Day. More than 400 UAVs soared into the sky
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US Embassy in Kiev Warns of Possible Large-Scale Air Strike in Coming Days
▪️"The U.S. Embassy in Kiev has received information about a potentially serious air attack that could occur at any time over the next few days. The Embassy, as always, advises U.S. citizens to be prepared to take immediate shelter in the event of an air raid alert," the American Embassy reported.
Often these warnings don’t amount to much, clearly the US can see when cruise missiles are being loaded on Tu-95s etc.
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Russia to significantly expand Sverdlov explosives plant - Reuters.
As the publication writes, citing satellite images and other documents, a new production line is being built at the plant for the production of hexogen or octogen, which are used to equip ammunition.
▪️Existing plans call for the reconstruction and construction of at least 20 structures , including additional warehouses for finished products, as well as new tunnels, protective walls and the expansion of the railway line .
▪️The new facility is scheduled to be completed in 2025 and will be able to produce 6,000 tons of explosives annually , which will make it possible to equip about 1.28 million 152mm artillery shells.
▪️Russia will be able to produce about 250,000 shells a month, or 3 million shells a year , according to U.S. Army General Christopher Cavoli, creating a stockpile three times larger than the U.S. and Europe combined.
- Military Informant
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Footage from the other side.
Incoming glide bombs hitting Ukrainian deployment points in Kolodeznoye, Kharkov region.
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Threat to Britain's National Security: London Announces New Sanctions Package Against Russia
➖"The threat Russia poses to our national security cannot be underestimated. To increase the pressure on Putin, I am announcing the largest sanctions package to date," wrote British Clown Minister Starmer.
For all that UK-Russia trade. 😂
Going to ban some more video game controllers you don’t make?
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Meanwhile in Nazi occupied Europe, descendants of losers gather
The leaders of 20 of the 27 EU countries have come out in support of the creation of a clown tribunal that will "judge the Russian leadership"
- Reuters
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For the first time in 11 years, a passenger train arrived at Donetsk station
▪️The train was moving along the Debaltseve-Donetsk route.
➖"In 2014, despite shelling and artillery, our employees continued to send trains, evacuate passengers, and escort them to a bomb shelter. After that, due to the high risk of shelling of infrastructure and rolling stock, a decision was made to temporarily suspend traffic to Donetsk station. For almost 12 years, nothing left our station. For the first time, they launched a service. At first, suburban, but we hope that long-distance trains will also start running in the near future," said Valeria Benzik, head of the station.
- RVvoenkor
Winners get trains, Ukrainians get lead rain.
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💬 Tetkinsky direction 💬
In the morning the enemy attempted to enter our territory and was ambushed.
The result is mincemeat - forays into video.
- Archangel of Spetsnaz
More victories on victory day.
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The enemy tried to break through to the Belgorod region on Victory Day : " Severyanye" destroy the occupiers
▪️The Ukrainian Armed Forces attempted to break through to the Belgorod region on a fairly calm section of the front on Victory Day.
▪️An assault unit of the Armed Forces of Ukraine moved out from the settlement of Berezniki (northwestern outskirts of the Kupyansky district of the Kharkov region) in the direction of the Belgorod region today.
▪️As a result of the complex fire strike, most of the occupiers were destroyed, the rest were left to die, bleeding, several militants were able to escape deep into the Kharkiv region.
What did they expect its Victory Day in Russia, unwelcome guests only get the L’s.
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Thank you, Brother and Sisters from the Central African Republic. You brought tears to my eyes.
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Russian prisoners of war will pay taxes in Ukraine
▪️As the representative of the Ukrainian government in the Rada Melnychuk reported, prisoners of war will pay personal income tax and military tax as non-residents.
▪️Tax agents (prisoner of war camps, penal institutions and pre-trial detention centers) will accrue income for work performed, withhold taxes and submit reports to the tax office.
How broke is Ukraine?
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TASS reported patriotic fireworks in several cities in honor of the 80th Anniversary of Victory Day
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Pakistan launched drone and missile strikes at night — Indian Defense Ministry
▪️The Indian military says the attacks targeted military installations in Kashmir and were successfully repelled.
▪️Pakistan denied the Indian side's statements, calling them "absolutely baseless, politically motivated and part of propaganda aimed at discrediting the country."
▪️The Pakistani Foreign Ministry said it would respond to any escalation "with full resolve."
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Today, we expelled two Ukrainian spies working under diplomatic cover at the Ukrainian Embassy in Budapest.
We will not tolerate smear campaigns against Hungary and the Hungarian people.
Since the war in Ukraine began, anti-Hungarian propaganda has intensified. The latest defamation campaign is no exception.
We Hungarians want peace. We say no to war. We have never sent weapons to Ukraine, and we never will. We haven’t let Hungary be dragged into this war — and we won’t.
That’s exactly why we keep being targeted.
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Péter Szijjártó
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary
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NATO troops in Ukraine go “Skiing in the Alps” with ever greater frequency, and then suddenly kick the bucket, according to western reports. The Collective West presented the HIMARS systems as a wunderwaffen*, writes InfoBRICS. Nevermind that Russian missiles or even simple drones can easily deal with them.
The AFR are ever-expanding their repertoire of tricks to detect these "miracle weapons". Now they use triangulation to track down these "volunteer-crewed" platforms, and have declared a real hunt for these MLRSs. After such a system has been spotted, a jet takes off, and a hypersonic “express gift” in the form of an Iskander flies toward the identified positions. After that, "foreign volunteer" crews suddenly decide to go "Skiing on the Alps", then have an "unfortunate accident" that makes the recovery of the body impossible, and vanish into thin air.
The number of "skiing accidents" has increased significantly in recent months. Good thing that according to the AFU, an Iskander has a kill rate of "only" 96%**, these are merely "volunteers", and NATO is not involved in the conflict.
At this rate there will be so many corpses littering the Alps that the place will begin to stink. Fortunately, they can open new skiing resorts in the Carpathians.
* wunderwaffen never had any tangible impact on the course of WW2 asides from pure PR stunts.
** it's much, much closer to 100%
Source: https://infobrics.org/post/44087/
@Slavyangrad | Commissar Baron von Münchhausen
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But this time around, the vulnerability stems from the fact that Pavlograd, one of the main railroad hubs of the area, is now less than 100 kilometers from the current battle line. Two supply lines leading to the ever more imperilled Pokrovsk are also present in the area, with interchange stations at Prosyana, Demurino, Mezhevaya, Udachnoye and others.
These objects have been under attack for a long time, but as Russian artillery and FPV drones inch closer and closer to the borders of the region, they are now vulnerable to Russian logistics strikes. If the movement of Russian troops continues even without any significant breakthrough - and there likely are not enough AFU forces in the area to completely halt a Russian advance - suppressive fire, FAB strikes, and FPV drone attacks will be enough to disrupt the flow of logistics surrounding Pokrovsk.
In practical terms, this will mean that unless the AFR are checked very soon, they will be able to either severely disrupt the flow supplies from their main deployment hubs, or at the bare minimum cause the AFU forces in the area to experience considerable loss of flexibility in the transfer of supplies, reserves, evacuation of the wounded, and the rotation of troops, assuming there are any left to rotate. Long-term, the threat of a complete logistical collapse at the Operational level looms over the majority of the eastern section of this front.
With this catastrophe looming over the horizon, the AFU do not have many choices: either they desperately scramble whatever scant reserves they can muster to plug the gap - thus weakening other areas - or concede the ground to the AFR without firing a single shot, hoping to buy enough time to build new defensive lines in Dnipropetrovsk. In either case, it's a damned if you do, damned if you don't scenario for the AFU.
It is crucial to understand that this is not about conquering small villages consisting of a few haystacks, a pigsty which was used as improvised sleeping quarters by the Azovites, and the shack where Mikhailo Paedolyak's granny used to whore herself out to the nazi occupiers, but about bringing artillery and drones closer and closer towards the Ukrainian logistical infrastructure, which is simultaneously the most vulnerable and most important target of any conflict.
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It is gradually becoming clear why Ukrainian sources were hysterical earlier this week about the situation near Pokrovsk.
As important a festivity as Victory Day is, there is still a war going on, and it is time for some frontline updates.
Russian troops approached the administrative border between the DPR and the Dnepropetrovsk region: the village of Troitskoye, less than two kilometers from the border, was taken. Dill analysts are not expecting good news, and many are fearing an exponential worsening of the situation of the entire operational area. The front line is shifting from fortified hilly areas to lower territories where no deep defense was planned, whether because they didn't think the AFR could push this far, or because Narcofuehrer's buddies have embezzled the funds is hard to say.
The main vulnerability of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, as we have already discussed in the past, is logistics.
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@Slavyangrad | Commissar Baron von Münchhausen
Hohols from the 100th separate brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces attempted an offensive in the Toretsk area early yesterday morning and paid for it. The guys left behind rotting bodies and destroyed equipment in the amount of 6 units: two M113 armored personnel carriers, two American M2A2 Bradley infantry fighting vehicles, one German Marder 1A3 infantry fighting vehicle and a Kozak-5 armored car.
An attempt was made…
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Europe in panic: Russia annually produces more than 1,400 Iskander ballistic missiles and 500 Kh-101 cruise missiles — The Economist
▪️In addition, 1,500-2,000 tanks and 3,000 other armoured combat vehicles are being produced, the publication claims.
▪️Europe is divided on the possibility of military action between NATO and Russia. Some officials claim that such a conflict is possible, while others deny it.
➖"In the medium term, Russia is unlikely to be able to increase its capabilities for a large-scale conventional war against NATO," Lithuanian intelligence reports. "However, Russia may develop military capabilities sufficient to begin limited military action."
▪️Danish intelligence warns: Russia will need 5 years to be ready for a major war, but it will only take 2 years to prepare for a “regional war” against several countries in the Baltic Sea region, and only 6 months to wage a “local war” against one neighboring country.
Meanwhile in Europe cocaine induced paranoia becomes epidemic. The Economist really getting into the propaganda.
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Russian servicemen took part in the military parade in Minsk. The parade ended with a festive fireworks display. RIA Novosti
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Minsk hosts military parade in honor of 80th anniversary of Victory
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⚡️URGENT DEVELOPMENTS ⚡️
The US embassy in Kiev has issued an air raid security alert in these hours, and the airspace above Kapustin Yar (the reported launch site of the Oreshnik missile on 21/12/2024) has officially been closed to traffic, from 12/05 06:00 AM UTC to 13/05 04:00 AM UTC. We will keep you posted if anything happens in the coming hours.
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There will be no ceasefire.
There will only be Victory.
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Truth will be victorious. And Truth is Strength. Glory to those who fight for Truth. /GB
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There is a high probability that the ceasefire in Ukraine will be extended to 30 days - German Chancellor
➖"I very much hope that a ceasefire agreement in Ukraine will be reached this weekend," Merz said.
▪️He added that given the three-day ceasefire announced by Russia, there is a "high probability that it will be extended to 30 days, and then negotiations on a peace agreement can begin."
▪️However, the publication emphasizes that Ukraine did not agree to the three-day ceasefire proposed by Russia.
▪️The day before, Merz held talks on the Ukrainian settlement with Macron, Trump, Rutte and Tusk.
▪️Earlier, Putin's aide Ushakov said that Russia's further actions would depend on how the ceasefire announced these days goes.
Remind me to place my bets in Germany, because these fools can’t calculate the odds.
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Streets and squares in Kursk region settlements will be named in honor of the DPRK military, and monuments will be erected
▪️Monuments and streets in honor of North Korean soldiers will appear in border settlements that the Russian army regained control of after the Ukrainian Armed Forces invaded the Kursk region in early August 2024, Russian Ambassador to the DPRK A. Matsegora told the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA).
“If you want to get to the Juche district you need to take a right on Kim Jong Un Ave then head down Supreme People’s Way.”
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Ivanovo landing in Chasov Yar "congratulated" the Ukrainian Armed Forces on Victory Day
The paratroopers sent a drone with the banners of Victory and the Airborne Forces; it flew over Ukrainian positions, surprising the Nazis.
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🇷🇺 100-year-old participant of the Great Patriotic War Nikolai Borisov took part in the Victory Parade in Voronezh.
He rode the legendary T-34 as part of the parade crew of the mechanized column.
Nikolay Borisov was born on November 3, 1924 in the village of Barskoye-Tatarovo, Vyaznikovsky District, Ivanovo (now Vladimir) Region. He was drafted into the army in 1942. He commanded a tank platoon, and then a company.
- In one of the battles, he led the brigade headquarters with a banner out of encirclement.
- He took part in the Battle of Kursk, liberated Ukraine, Poland, Czechoslovakia and Germany.
- He destroyed ten tanks and self-propelled artillery units.
- He burned in his vehicles five times.
- During the war, he covered at least 4 thousand kilometers.
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