Previous: >>544005595Day 1,689 – Daily assessment: understandingwar.org/analysis/russia-ukraine/#research▶Latest>Yandex data-center in Kaluga was attacked with drones>Authorities in Montenegro have detained the creator of the Z-channel Rybar, Mikhail Zvinchuk, and several of his employees>Smoooking accident at the Redkino chemical plant in Tver>Another smoooking accident at Omsk refinery>Russia's largest Yandex data center hit in drone attack>Attack at Gazprom Neftekhim Salavat, one of Russia's largest oil refining and petrochemical complexes>In September 33,087 occupiers were confirmed killed t. UA MoD>Russia’s Missile Strikes Kill 15 in Ukraine>Ukrainian Strikes Destroyed a Span of the Chonhar Bridge>Laden shadow fleet tanker catches fire near Sochi>Russia Launches Combined Attack on Two Civilian Vessels in Bulgaria's EEZ>Drones have attacked Volodarskaya oil pumping station in moscow region>Ukraine and Germany have reached an agreement worth €8.5 billion – Zelenskyy>SSU Destroys Su-35 and Su-34 at Khanskaya Air Base>Suspected plague outbreak erupts in Irkutsk, russia>russian forces lost control over almost 300 square kilometers between March and September 2026>First FP-7 has been used in combat, production follows - Zelenskyy>Explosion in Krasnozavodsk Chemical Factory, mosquew Oblast>Tu-95MS bomber crash in Amur, six dead▶Telegramrentry.org/telosint2023t.me/ukr_pics▶Intelt.me/DeepStateUAt.me/DroneBombert.me/Exilenova_Plusodin.tradoc.army.mil/WEG (equipment explorer)ukr.warspotting.net (visually confirmed losses)▶Mapsdeepstatemap.live/enliveuamap.com/en▶russian confirmed KIAhochuvernut.com200.zona.media/poteru.net/en/▶An illustrative article for understanding the "kill zone" in Ukraine's front linesreuters.com/graphics/UKRAINE-CRISIS/KILL-ZONE/znpnojmknvl/▶/uhg/-approved vidyadeepstatemap.live/arcade/▶DISPOSABLE SOLDIER (diary of a RU mobik)TOURS 1-4: files.catbox.moe/mpcw7p.zip
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>>544024555checkem>>544024578yes lmao
zigger shill ctatyc?
rybar status?
yandex status?
Gulaghomo status: lost lol
>>544024600>>544024611never existed
TZD until it is done
rybar finally have free food and accomodation on warm sea port!
>>544024600>be Russian
>>544024543
>>544024702>get arrested
>>544024583hang?
>>544024702they evolved
>>544024594I hope they deport him to America lmao
>>544024728it's an euphemism for getting zutted in the butt by hung chechens who trained with the largest male goats
>>544024600>be well off russnigger>live anywhere else but russia
>>544024702Well, now he surely will be sent to Ukraine tomorrow.
>>544024756She voted for this and deserves it 110%
Rybar behind bars. Lovely.
>>544024594Where will I get my puny vast amounts of blue arrows countered by a single mighty red arrow, now?
>>544024766>US election interference>deport into trumpistanmeh, who do you think he was shilling for in the first place? he'll just get exchanged for some american drug addict negro tourist ziggers snatched off the street
>>544024543When will the pigkraine stop losing?
When will the pidors stop dying?
>>544024957take your meds retard. Zelensky literally interfered in the 2024 election, coming to the US shilling for Democratsturns out he bet on the wrong horse, and there is no way backing out of thisUkrainian regime being Biden's and the pedocrats' money laundromat
use the website function btwmaybe janny stops dilating and does it's job for once
btw is it a requirement to be sociopath and/or psychopath to become a Ukraine shill?in Kharkov, TCC sociopaths shoving a 74 y.o. lady to the ground intervening against a busification attempt, fracturing her collarbone and hospitalizing her
>>544025134You support gulaghomo
>>544025194is picrel your or your handler's agitprop master plan to defeat ruZZia?
>>544025134Well, if russians stop trying to genocide Ukrainians maybe those surely bad incidents won't happen.
>>544024594>be rusnigger propagandist in the west>get arrested>be rusnigger propagandist in russia>get arrested
>>544025228Your HRT induced binges help way more
>>544025075>catturdKill yourself subhuman nigger
>>544025462Unironically this. This kind of unhinged lunacy is one of the main reasons I decided to support Ukraine.
Lukoil’s Volgograd refinery has halted all crude processing since 2 October after equipment was damaged in a drone attack, two industry sources told Reuters.The plant, Volgogradneftepererabotka, can process about 14 million tonnes of crude a year, about 280,000 barrels a day, or roughly 5% of throughput at Russian refineries, according to company materials cited by Reuters. Lukoil did not respond to a request for comment. No restart had been reported as of 9 October, and neither the extent of the damage nor a repair timeline has been disclosed.Volgograd Governor Andrei Bocharov said on 2 October that industrial infrastructure in the region had come under a massive drone attack. He did not name the facilities hit. He said a residential building caught fire and one person was injured. Monitoring channels reported a large fire in the area of the refinery and the nearby Kaustik chemical plant.Ukraine’s General Staff said Defence Forces units struck the refinery that night and that explosions and a fire were recorded at the site. It also said the Samara oil-blending station near Prosvet was hit. Reuters said the Volgograd outage is likely to worsen a fuel shortage already tied to strikes on Russian refineries.The refinery was seriously damaged in drone attacks on 29 May and 31 July. It had been running at reduced rates and had partly recovered before the 2 October strike took processing fully offline, according to earlier industry reporting.
Gulaghomo and its gay supporters are so stupid and cringe
>>544025401>trying to genocide Ukrainiansso how is this supposed "attempt" at genocide taking place, what a gay larpif you want genocide, look what happens in Gazaperhaps the terrorist Ukraine regime should stop celebrating ww2 genociders if you don't want to come across as a total hypocrite like the usual Ukraine shill
1/2Russia’s Investigative Committee has dropped a criminal case against Lida Moniava, founder and director of the Dom s Mayakom children’s hospice charity, for lack of a crime, her lawyer and a support group said on 6 October.Mikhail Biryukov told Interfax that an investigator at the committee’s central office had informed him the case was closed. The written ruling was sent by post; he said he had not yet seen it. A support-group Telegram channel carried the same account. On 8 October Biryukov said the prison service had removed an electronic bracelet and lifted the other restrictions after receiving the ruling.Moniava was detained on 2 September after a search of her home and charged under article 207.3 of the Criminal Code with publicly spreading information she knew to be false about the use of the Russian armed forces against Ukrainian civilians, aggravated by political hatred. She denied guilt. On 3 September the Simonovsky district court in Moscow barred her from leaving home at night, contacting witnesses and using the internet, until 30 October. Kommersant, citing the lawyer, said the charge rested on a February 2023 Telegram post. Investigators had said she published false claims about the armed forces’ actions against civilians in the guise of reliable reports.The case had been due to go to court at the end of September. Kommersant reported that the central Investigative Committee took the file and that a linguistic examination ordered by investigators found no elements of the offence.
>>5440257842/2After her detention Moniava said she would step down as hospice director and leave the board, fearing the case would cut donations, and asked supporters to keep giving. Biryukov said on 7 October she would stay: with the case closed and no conviction, there was no basis for her to leave. The hospice, which provides palliative care to families in the Moscow region, kept operating.Moniava launched a second fund in 2022 to help refugees from Ukraine, Russia’s border regions and Nagorno-Karabakh. That fund stopped work in September 2025.
Post more dead gulaghomo ziggers
>>544024594>start posting maps that show how pozzian army is getting its shit pushed in>SUDDENLY get arrested abroad
>>544025686nah you're just trying to astroturfnotice how everyone of you itt shy away from posts like >>544025134because you are aware you support ontological evil
these psychopath pieces of shit cry victim and muh genocide, what a joke
Moscow police have opened a criminal case over a forged quality passport used to put a batch of the Multikan-8 dog vaccine on the market, the city prosecutor’s office said on 6 October.The case, under part 5 of article 327 of the Criminal Code, was opened by police in the South-Western district on materials from a prosecutor’s inspection of Vetbiokhim, law-enforcement sources told Interfax. The prosecutor’s release did not name the company. The charge carries a fine of up to 80,000 rubles, corrective labour, or arrest for up to six months. It covers use of a document known to be forged, not the deaths of the dogs. The prosecutor’s office said it is supervising the investigation. Vetbiokhim told TASS it was handing over documents and giving explanations, and that it wanted a full inquiry into what happened. It has stopped production of the Multikan line.Rosselkhoznadzor, in an order dated 11 September, told the company to withdraw and destroy Multikan-8 series 20, which expires in January 2028, and to document the destruction. About 60,000 doses of that series were released. The agency also suspended circulation of Multikan-8 series 21 and Multikan-6 series 11 and 12. The company had recalled series 20 on 18 August, after the first owner reports.Owners began reporting deaths in August in more than ten regions, including Moscow, Yaroslavl, Tyumen, Saratov, Omsk and Tula oblasts and the cities of Vologda, St Petersburg, Ufa, Perm and Kaliningrad. They said dogs that had been healthy developed seizures, heavy salivation, paralysis, vomiting of blood and internal bleeding, and that some died within two or three days. Owner tallies put the deaths at at least 169; other owner counts cited in September reached at least 300. Neither figure is an official toll. A state laboratory was reported to have found live Aujeszky’s-disease virus in series-20 samples from Yaroslavl oblast. Vetbiokhim said its own tests found none.
>>544025817>if you get spooked by my unhinged hysteria you must be CIAYeah, that unhinged lunacy
VLADIMIR PUTIN IS CLOSE TO A DEAL WITH DONALD TRUMP TO FULLY ACQUIRE THE DONBASS>VLADIMIR PUTIN IS CLOSE TO A DEAL WITH DONALD TRUMP TO FULLY ACQUIRE THE DONBASSVLADIMIR PUTIN IS CLOSE TO A DEAL WITH DONALD TRUMP TO FULLY ACQUIRE THE DONBASS>VLADIMIR PUTIN IS CLOSE TO A DEAL WITH DONALD TRUMP TO FULLY ACQUIRE THE DONBASS
Supporting gulaghomo is retarded
yea thought it, no comments from the disgusting /uhg/ sociopathsyou literally have thugs roaming around in Ukraine behaving like monkeys, you know it is indefensibleis that what you shill for?
>>544024581TZD!
>544025879sure thing, buddy
>>544025686>unhinged lunacy
A fire on the Liberia-flagged tanker Aframax Rio off Sochi on the evening of 6 October sent a column of smoke over the city. Russia’s Transport Ministry said the blaze followed an attack by uncrewed boats.All 23 crew, all Indian nationals, were evacuated. None was injured, and they declined hospital treatment. The captain had requested the evacuation. Open burning was extinguished by the morning of 7 October. On 9 October the ministry said the tanker had been towed to a safe area, that boom barriers and a sorbent reserve had been placed around it, and that the Marine Rescue Service had begun assessing the damage.Satellite imagery on 8 October showed a vessel presumed to be Aframax Rio under tow about 23 kilometres west of Tuapse, after it had drifted past Lazarevskoye. Beaches in the federal territory of Sirius were closed on the night of the fire, and Sochi restricted access to embankments and beaches. Both later reopened.The Sochi administration and the Transport Ministry said on 7 October that the oil cargo had not entered the sea and that no pollution had been recorded. The ministry also said petroleum products burned on the water, and rescue boats could not approach while the fire was intense. Greenpeace, citing Planet Labs images, said a slick grew from 8 to 25 square kilometres over three days and trailed the ship. Ecologists quoted on 9 October said no oil had reached the shore and the cargo tanks appeared intact.Aframax Rio, about 246 metres and 107,000 deadweight tonnes, had been drifting off Sirius with a crude cargo loaded at Novorossiysk for India, tracking data and Russian channels reported. Ukraine sanctioned the ship in February 2026 over suspected evasion of restrictions on Russian oil. President Volodymyr Zelensky was later reported to have said Ukraine carried out the strike. India’s foreign ministry condemned the attack and confirmed the crew had been rescued.
Post more dead gulaghomos
Boring.I want Russia to invade Narva I WANT ACTION.
>>544025877only hysterics so far is the incessant screeching of petulant Ukraine shillsI am giving you a taste of your own medicine in here and you're already crying and pissing yourself about itnot so fun when you're the receiving end is it?
VPNPETUH IS MARRYING GILTICUS THIS WEEKEND>VPNPETUH IS MARRYING GILTICUS THIS WEEKENDVPNPETUH IS MARRYING GILTICUS THIS WEEKEND>VPNPETUH IS MARRYING GILTICUS THIS WEEKEND
>>544025906yes anon, obsessing about one single trans to the point you keep posting them over and over is fucking wild>>544025931No anon, you are hysteric. Calm down. Drink some milk
>>544025879Cool. Shame that trump has no say on it.
>>544025961the whole Ukraine shill movement is unhinged and attracts clinically insane people like picrellike what is the point of behaving like this??
>>544025961
Why is gulaghomo so much weaker and gayer than Ukraine?
the whole pozzian zhill movement is unhinged and attracts clinically insane people like picrel
Why are gulaghomo ziggers dying in Ukraine? Its been 4 years, shouldnt the operation be over?
Trump also has a bridge in Brooklyn to sell you
Why is this bunkertranny so scared of political opposition? Why do most russians prefer Navalny?
1/?Russian forces have escalated combined missile and drone barrages across Ukraine, killing civilians and battering transport networks, industrial facilities, and residential districts in an offensive Ukrainian officials warn is designed to force territorial concessions ahead of 2027.During a heavy overnight attack on Oct. 7 involving ballistic weapons, cruise missiles, and loitering munitions, Russian strikes hit four districts across Kyiv. In the eastern Darnytskyi district, missile debris ignited a major blaze at a garage cooperative, killing two security guards—aged 66 and 73—and requiring rescuers to pull two survivors from the flames. Subsequent drone strikes throughout the day in the Obolonskyi and Desnyanskyi districts pushed Kyiv’s full casualty toll for Oct. 7 to six dead and 21 wounded. Emergency disposal teams subsequently defused two unexploded 500-kilogram warheads from Iskander-M ballistic missiles that had landed near residential areas in the Shevchenkivskyi and Darnytskyi districts. Podilskyi district sustained severe damage to a commercial warehouse and logistics hub, while non-residential buildings were hit in Obolonskyi, Mayor Vitali Klitschko confirmed.In Poltava region, the industrial city of Kremenchuk suffered some of its heaviest damage of the war. Poltava Governor Vitaliy Dyakivnych reported that the strikes killed two residents—a 74-year-old woman and a 40-year-old man—and injured 41 others, including children. More than 430 apartments across five multi-story buildings and dozens of private homes were damaged or destroyed alongside an industrial plant.In Dnipro, ballistic strikes targeted an industrial facility, multi-story apartments, and a sports club, wounding two individuals, according to Dnipropetrovsk Regional Governor Oleksandr Hanzha. In Zaporizhzhia, transport infrastructure was targeted, forcing emergency road restrictions, acting Governor Mykhailo Semykin reported.
>>5440261642/2The assault followed a series of coordinated strikes on Oct. 6. In Kryvyi Rih, Russian forces deployed jet-powered "Banderol" loitering munitions directly against a municipal hospital compound, injuring six people—including a hospital staff member—and leaving two women in critical condition. In Zaporizhzhia, a drone strike hit the Preobrazhensky bridge over the Dnipro River, halting traffic and injuring five people, among them two Red Cross employees commuting across the span. In Odesa region, five civilians were wounded, two requiring hospitalization, after strikes hit a main roadway.President Volodymyr Zelensky warned that Moscow is attempting to isolate and paralyze Ukraine’s urban centers. In recent remarks confirmed by intelligence assessments reported by the Financial Times, Zelensky disclosed that Russian President Vladimir Putin had ordered commanders to strip away operational constraints on striking civilian targets, with Moscow seeking to break civilian resilience and force Kyiv into conceding Donbas territories by early 2027.
America stands with Ukraine
>>544026082>n-no y-youI am sure you can do better than this anon
>>544026013We control Ukraine
Post more ded gulaghomos
>>544026218speak for yourself Eglinbot. have a glowop fail
>>544025769>immediately jumps to "whatabout Gaza"How predictable.
>>544026251You don't control even your own country.
uh oh
Vpnpetuh, we're still waiting for you to elaborate why do you have a stash of gay nigger porn and keep asking men to show you their feet and dicks.
1/2Armed, masked men crossed into Latvia from Belarus on 5 October, damaged an electrical distribution cabinet and stole two border-surveillance cameras, Interior Minister Jānis Dombrava and the National Armed Forces said. They had returned to Belarus before a border-guard patrol reached the site.Several hours earlier, the armed forces said, the same group had tried to push at least 20 irregular migrants across the border. The escorts stayed on the Belarusian side, were armed, “actively pushed and directed” the group toward Latvia, and threatened soldiers who blocked the crossing. Dombrava wrote on X that, unlike many earlier cases, the provocation was “particularly demonstrative and aggressive,” and that “Belarus should understand that incidents of this kind can lead to more serious consequences for Belarus itself.” The armed forces said the episode showed deliberate provocations and hybrid threats on the border would continue, and that irregular migration was being used to pressure the external borders of the European Union and NATO.State Border Guard chief Guntis Pujāts said two cameras were taken and repairs had begun. He told LSM the men may belong to organised-crime groups rather than Belarusian state services.
>>5440263322/2The European Union has blamed Minsk for the rise in irregular crossings from Belarus since 2021, saying Belarusian authorities brought migrants to the border zone rather than stopping them. Minsk and Moscow deny orchestrating the flow.On 22 July, Latvian soldiers used tear gas and fired one warning shot into the air after five or more migrants threw logs and ignored orders; the group then retreated to Belarus, Reuters reported. On 10 August border guards found a tunnel in Skrudaliena parish, Augšdaugava municipality, that 15 people had used to enter from Belarus. A second passage, about 20 metres from the border and covered with moss, was found later; Euronews reported that 28 migrants were stopped after using it. On 11 August the government launched Operation Vilkatis against the networks moving people on from the frontier.
>>544026145Puccia has corruption at biblical levels.These guys basically stole everything they could, and if someone else takes over, they will at best be spending a lot of time in jail.
>>544026309the problem with you crying wolf is civilian-to-combatant casualty ratio differ by factor x20then you proceed to cry "genocide" despite Ukrainian regime openly embracing literal ww2 genociders and butchers & their policiesyou're textbook example why everyone hates Ukraine shills. crying victim all the time as they strike you
>piggers now desperately attacking data centersis this what winning looks like?
>>544026328>gay nigger porn and keep asking men to show you their feet and dickssounds like projection
1/?Thirty percent of Russians named security and basic well-being as their dream, a state pollster said, in a category that mixes peace, health and an end to the war or victory in it.The All-Russian Public Opinion Research Center polled 1,600 adults by telephone on 26 September. Vedomosti reported the results on 7 October. Inside the 30% heading, 11% said they wanted to live in peace or calm, 9% named the health of themselves or their relatives, 8% named an end to the war, an end to the “special military operation,” or victory in it, and 2% said they wanted to live to old age. Twenty percent named material well-being and self-realisation, including a house or flat, travel, prosperity and a decent pension. Eight percent named personal and family well-being, and 2% the prosperity of Russia. Eighteen percent named other dreams, 12% could not answer, and 10% said they had none.Forty-five percent said fulfilment depended on luck or on other people. Forty-one percent said it depended on their own effort. Stepan Lvov, chairman of the centre’s scientific council, said the more important a dream is, the less it depends on the dreamer, and that peace and lower global tension cannot be planned individually. Dreams, he said, are becoming a marker of a collective need for predictability. In 2019, 4% had named life in peace or calm. The figure was 11% in 2026.Andrei Shirokikh, head of the research firm Marketinglab, told Vedomosti that people had not given up large goals, but that stability itself had become a value: a quiet life, the ability to plan, a home, a sense of safety.
>>544026421Russia will be send back to stone age and it can't do anything about it.
>>5440264562/2President Vladimir Putin has said Russia must at least take the whole of the Donbas. Officials and analysts told The New York Times in August that if Russian forces have not done so by autumn 2027, talks would be more likely. On 2 October Putin said about 11% of Donetsk region remained under Ukrainian control and that Russia expected to take it sooner than outside estimates of one and a half to two years. He also said Moscow wanted the war ended through negotiations.The draft 2027 budget puts national defence at about 17.1 trillion roubles, roughly 35% of federal spending, budget documents seen by Reuters show.
>>544026477Are you a wishcasting tranny?
>>544026325>ThePrint (theprint.in), an Indian outlet based in New DelhiSAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRR
>544026418>pok pok pok>churka zhill keeps thread alive just by itself
>>544026530Are you still a shitskin lover?
>>544026325>uh ohkek parrot you didn't even find this, you saved it off some thread. 1711151133336.jpg is a 4chan timestamp = march 22 2024. you're reposting a 2024 repost of a 2022 article about tweets from the first 2 weeks of the invasion lmaosince you obviously never opened the paper (Smart et al, Adelaide, arXiv 2208.07038):>"90% pro ukraine"that's 90% of ALL accounts, not bots. they sorted accounts by which hashtag they used. turns out in feb 2022 more people typed #IStandWithUkraine than #IStandWithPutin. groundbreaking>"bots"avg bot score pro-ukraine accounts 0.43, pro-russia 0.42. medians 0.34 vs 0.36. your side was exactly as botty per head, there were just 13x fewer of you kek>"60-80%"not in the paper. it's a press soundbite that says "tweets" in one interview and "accounts" in the other. paper's own table at their cutoff = ~54% of scored accounts, 3/4 of those dumped in the "Other" bucket. authors themselves say the score measures bot-likeness and shouldn't be used as a classifier>who spiked firstthe early march spike was pro-russian bots, "likely used by Russian authorities" per the authors. pro-ua bots came after, in response. then twitter nuked russian accounts march 3-4so your big "uh oh" is that ukraine was more popular than putin on twitter in the first week of a full-scale invasion. uh oh indeed lmaooo
>>544024543When will the uraine stop coping?
>>544026545authors of the paper: Bridget Smart, Joshua Watt, Sara Benedetti, Lewis Mitchell, Matthew RoughanUniversity of Adelaidewhy do you dig your own grave like this?
>>544026671------>>544026595
>>544026421yes
>>544026595GPT slop and missing the pointthere is a big overlap between pro ukraine Xitter posts and bot posts. own up to it, this can't be a random correlation for sure
>>544026725>GPT slop>can't dispute a single number in itkek>big overlap between pro ukraine posts and bot posts, can't be randomparrot that's literally what random looks like lmao. 90% of the accounts were pro-ua. if bot-ness is spread evenly, ~90% of the bots are pro-ua too. a correlation would be pro-ua accounts being MORE bot-like than pro-ru ones. the paper checked. mean bot score 0.43 vs 0.42, median pro-ua 0.34 vs pro-ru 0.36. the typical pro-russian account was the more bot-like one kek>most drunk drivers in denmark are danes>own up to it, this can't be a random correlation for surelmaooo
1/2North Korean leader Kim Jong Un congratulated President Vladimir Putin on his 74th birthday on 7 October and said Russia would “certainly achieve victory in its just and sacred war,” the Korean Central News Agency reported.“My dearest friend, Comrade Vladimir Putin, please accept my most heartfelt and warm congratulations and best wishes on the occasion of your birthday,” the telegram said. Kim credited Putin’s “outstanding and skilful leadership” over 20 years with strengthening Russia’s status as a power and showing the world a “powerful and prosperous country.” He said Putin enjoyed the “great trust and support” of the Russian people, and that Russia would defend its sovereignty, security interests and territorial integrity. He pledged that the comprehensive strategic partnership with “brotherly” Russia would keep expanding, and closed by saying he embraced his “dear comrade.”South Korean military intelligence has raised its earlier estimates of the support behind that language. A Defense Intelligence Agency assessment cited by NK News put shipments at about 33,000 containers, enough for an estimated 15 million 152mm shells, up from 12 million, and the Kursk deployment at 16,000 troops. Other Seoul assessments put the troop total at 14,000 to 15,000 since late 2024 and ammunition at more than 15 million rounds by early 2026. On deaths, a BBC Korea review of memorial sites put the toll at about 2,300. Ukraine’s Main Intelligence Directorate told the BBC about 3,000 killed and 1,500 wounded out of roughly 13,000 sent, with about 8,500 still in Russia. A separate South Korean institute estimate put four deployments at 21,000 soldiers and 6,000 casualties.
interesting bit from the abstract>By aggregating account groups we find significant information flows from bot-like accounts to non-bot accounts with behaviour differing between sides.>Pro-Russian non-bot accounts are most influential overall, with information flows to a variety of other account groups.>No significant outward flows exist from pro-Ukrainian non-bot accounts>with significant flows from pro-Ukrainian bot accounts into pro-Ukrainian non-bot accounts.lol lmao "significant flows from pro-Ukrainian bot accounts into pro-Ukrainian non-bot accounts"Ukraine shills are literally NPCs ahahahAHAHAHAHA
>>544026598I agree. Ukraine should stop coping and strikes Moscow with ballistic missiles already.
>>544024600>Montenegro's PM Milojko Spajić confirmed the detention of Russian propagandist Zvinchuk, aka Rybar, saying "institutions are doing their job, Montenegro is protecting its interests, and no one will be able to threaten our European future.">Police found drones and other digital equipment on him and his wife, calling it a national security threat. Montenegro has an extradition treaty with the US, where a $10 million reward is offered for Zvinchuk.>Before his detention, Rybar boasted in his last post that a "f**king idiot" border guard failed to check him against the database.>Before his detention, Rybar recorded a video saying Russians in Montenegro are being "terrorized," though not all of them, since he had "somehow gotten in."checked for crybar in chains lmao
>>544026899How will this save Moscow from being ballistic struck this fall?
>significant flows from pro-Ukrainian bot accounts into pro-Ukrainian non-bot accountsuh oh /uhg/gies, paper shows that you're literally NPCs
>>544026421Russians can’t protect their data centers against a country demilitarized since 2022 (due to Putin SMO) LMAO.Russians are lower than the bacterium that gives them the plague.
>>544026899>>544026972>>544026899>interesting bit from the abstractlook at you, you opened the abstract! gold star champ. now come sit on the alphabet rug, we're going to read past the abstract together, real slow>information flowit doesn't mean bots beam thoughts into npc brains lol. it's a text predictability score: how well group A's earlier tweets predict the words in group B's later tweets. same family of method Mitchell (one of the authors) co-developed with Bagrow in 2019. and the dataset counts retweets. a bot retweets a headline, humans post the same headline later = "information flows". that's it. that's the whole spooky npc mechanism keknow apply your own rule>pro-russian non-bot accounts flow into pro-ukrainian accounts>so pro-ukrainian words are predictable from earlier pro-russian wordsyou know what makes your words show up in my posts? me quoting you. like i'm doing right now with these greentexts. by your logic i'm your npc this very second lmaoooand since you love this paper now, same paper:>significant outflows from pro-russian astroturf bots too>pro-russian groups "seemingly isolated">pro-russian fake follower accounts flowed mostly among themselves>"NotBot" label doesn't mean the account isn't automated (authors' own words)so in the study you're quoting, your side is 6.8% of accounts sitting in a sealed room with its own fake followers. uh ohgold star for reading three sentences though. we'll do the methods section next week sweetie kek
>>544025954damn, lucky guy...
>>544027009yea I am not wasting time responding to GPTslop
>>544027030>concession accepted>tfw you can't "clog the posting flow"sorry, you need different toilet manners.
>>5440268962/2Bloomberg Economics has put North Korea’s earnings from military aid to Russia since 2022 at $14.02 billion, including $849 million for soldiers. A later institute estimate carried by NK News put the total at up to $14.4 billion, with about $620 million from troop deployments through December 2025.President Volodymyr Zelensky said in August that Russia and North Korea had decided to station 30,000 to 50,000 North Korean troops in Russia. On 29 September he said more than 8,000 were already there and that another 10,000 were being selected for training and deployment. Ukrainian officials have said infrastructure to receive more personnel has been prepared in Voronezh region since June, and that Pyongyang planned to send a missile unit there. Kyiv has also said North Korea transferred 40 short-range KN-23 and KN-24 missiles in 2026. Ukrainian military intelligence has separately put cumulative deliveries of those types at more than 100. Zelensky said at the end of July that the missiles were already being used in strikes on Ukraine.
>>544027061nobody reads your slop retard, you're just clogging your own generaltypical pro UA self own kekI am here occupying your information space / circle jerk. sure keep the spam going on you're helping ME xD
Yesterday I went to Democratic Party campaign rally here in Michigan. The guy promised no more aid to Ukraine and the crowd cheered. People who believe things will get better for Ukraine after midterms will get a rude awakening.
>>544027030That’s cute and all but who are you preparing your bussy for big ballistic missiles from Ukraine?
1/2The U.S. embassy in Moscow told Americans on 7 October to leave Russia immediately after reports of a possible pneumonic-plague death in Irkutsk region. Regional authorities said on 8 October that the quarantine had been lifted and that tests had found no plague.The embassy said it was aware of press reports of a suspected fatal case, hospital quarantines and closures, and that it was monitoring Irkutsk region. It said the U.S. government’s ability to help citizens in Russia, especially outside Moscow, was limited. Americans in the area were told to follow local health authorities, avoid affected facilities, seek care at once for fever or respiratory symptoms, and watch their health for 14 days after visiting the area. They were also told to plan a departure that did not depend on U.S. government help. The State Department repeated its Level 4 “Do Not Travel” advisory, in place since January 2022, citing the risk of wrongful detention and other security threats.Darya Shipilova, 28, a laboratory technician at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute, died in the night of 1–2 October at the Shelekhov district hospital. Rospotrebnadzor called the illness pneumonia of undetermined etiology and said no microorganisms linked to her work were found in her samples. Governor Igor Kobzev said the same. Lyudi Baikala reported that she broke a vial of pneumonic-plague pathogen on 25 September. Kobzev said on 8 October that no such accident had been found, that she had been vaccinated against the infections she handled, and that required safety procedures had been followed.
>>544027139We don’t care what you golems do. We already took your money. You just have to keep selling your weapons to them.
>>5440271622/2About 197 contacts were identified and 189 hospitalised. Kobzev said observation had ended, almost 5,000 tests and later more than 5,500 had found no dangerous pathogens, and no infection-related illness had been found among contacts. Rospotrebnadzor denied reports of a second case. Russia told the World Health Organization that no plague had been recorded in Shipilova or in anyone else. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on 7 October that WHO had asked Moscow to verify reports of a second employee with pneumonia of undetermined cause.The United States had asked Moscow for details of the death. Secretary of State Marco Rubio called for more information. President Donald Trump said he was concerned and would speak to Vladimir Putin “very soon.” No report that the call took place was available on 9 October. Epidemiologist Mikhail Favorov said a negative culture did not rule plague out, because in a fulminant illness a live bacterium is isolated in only 10% to 30% of cases.
>>544027139I get the same feeling. My friend who 4 years ago had a Ukraine flag on her social media and even in her room, told me yesterday that Ukraine has become a terrorist state and we must make peace with Russia. Anti-Ukraine has become the main stream position in USA.
>>544027115>xDNo way, are you the polish retard posting cope threads on this board?
>>544027236xD isn't an indicator. Danish flag is a persona though, yes.
1/?The military regimes governing Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger have inaugurated a unified confederation television network, leaning into Kremlin backing and Russian state media partnerships to advance an aggressive anti-Western message while systematically blacking out catastrophic battlefield losses.Tafouk TV—named after the Tamasheq word for "sun" and broadcasting under the banner "Television for a Sovereign Africa"—inaugurated its full broadcast grid from Bamako on Sept. 16, anchoring a broader media push by the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) confederation. Heading the channel is Director General Salif Sanogo, a veteran Malian broadcaster, graduate of France’s École Supérieure de Journalisme de Lille, and former correspondent for French and British outlets. The network's board is chaired by Nigerien media official Hélène Ayika, appointed by Burkina Faso junta leader Captain Ibrahim Traoré.The channel represents the broadcast cornerstone of a confederation-wide information ecosystem that also features the Ouagadougou-based confederal radio station Daandè Liptako ("Voice of Liptako") and a planned joint news agency in Niamey. Distributed across West Africa via the French satellite bouquet Canal+ Afrique on channel 387, Burkina Faso’s terrestrial network, and regional satellite platforms, Tafouk TV delivers programming in French, English, and indigenous languages including Bambara, Mooré, Fulfulde, and Hausa.The venture cements deepening ties between the Sahel juntas and Moscow. On July 8, during Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s official visit to Niamey, Sanogo signed a cooperation and content-sharing memorandum of understanding with Natalia Lebedeva, director of RT en français (TV-Novosti). The diplomatic groundwork was underscored weeks earlier when Russian Ambassador to Mali Igor Gromyko inspected the network's Bamako headquarters, openly commending its mission to spearhead "cognitive warfare" and counter Western media.
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>>5440273102/3On air, Tafouk TV pairs militant anti-Western grievance with martial pageantry. One recent program focused on civic indoctrination for schoolchildren, while another assailed France for the alleged "plundering" of Nigerien uranium deposits. Musical programming routinely displays Sahelian troops dancing on the beds of technical trucks and flanking attack helicopters, chorusing adulation for junta leaders.Yet the triumphalist programming diverges starkly from conditions on the ground. Despite the military rulers taking power on promises to eradicate jihadist violence, security conditions have sharply unraveled. Having expelled French and American military contingents from Niger and Mali, the juntas turned first to the Wagner mercenary group and then to the Russian Defense Ministry’s Africa Corps. The shift has failed to stem insurgent offensives by al-Qaeda affiliates and Islamic State militants."Recent months have seen a sharp rise in major insurgent attacks," said Héni Nsaibia, an analyst with the Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED).ACLED figures record that Islamic State incursions in late September left 50 Nigerien soldiers dead, a coordinated Sept. 10 assault in Mali killed more than 100 people, and three insurgent raids across Burkina Faso in July killed 50 soldiers. A subsequent review of more than 30 regional domestic media outlets by The New York Times uncovered zero mentions of these setbacks—an omission analysts describe as an orchestrated blackout to conceal army casualties from domestic audiences.
>>5440273533/3"Russia is ceasing to be the obvious face of propaganda in the region," noted Beverly Ochieng, Sahel analyst at risk consultancy Control Risks. "Sahelian juntas and media platforms are now taking ownership of their narratives, but they are clearly very pro-government narratives."The collaboration aligns directly with long-term Kremlin objectives. According to an analysis by the Washington-based Institute for the Study of War (ISW), which tracks global media pacts, state training initiatives, and "Russian House" cultural outposts on its interactive map of Moscow’s cognitive warfare architecture, Russia has systematically assembled international training pipelines and media nodes across Africa to lock in sympathetic global coverage for decades to come.
still very funny that the authors observed>significant information flows from pro-Ukrainian bot accounts into pro-Ukrainian non-bot accountsimagine regurgitating bot content shat out on Xitter like an NPC. your average Ukraine shill
>>544027139>>544027221Ranjesh, you know that you still have the same id, right?
>>544027452ffs microsoft jeets will all be shilling for puccia now
>>544027139>>544027221Prashneed...
>>544027410>russian shill bots>:|>ukraine shill bots>:O ukraine supporters NPCs!!!!!! Twitter told me!!!!how about you go back then tou dumb danetroon? how impossibly brown can you be to support a country that is actively hostile to you, and would kill you for your shoes without a second thought, just to "own da libs and joos".
>>544026598We know you are stinky poopjeet from Dhaka.
since the danish parrot is posting the same abstract line on loop, here's what else is in the paper he's quoting (Smart et al 2022, arXiv 2208.07038). direct quotes, no paraphrase:>"Pro-Russian account groups are seemingly isolated">pro-russian fake follower groups "may be predominately interacting with other accounts within the same group">on the "NotBot" label: "this label does not mean these accounts are not malicious or automated">"Pro-Russian accounts have a mean CAP score of 0.42, while pro-Ukrainian accounts have a mean score of 0.43" ... "with medians 0.36 and 0.34 respectively">"an increase in activity of pro-Russian bots – likely used by Russian authorities">"an increase in activity of pro-Ukrainian bots – likely by pro-Ukrainian authorities in response to Russian bots">"Twitter's takedown of Russian accounts on the March 3rd may lead to bias issues within our data">"there exists significant information flows out of pro-Russia non-bot and AstroTurf account groups"kek
>>544027513you didn't even get the point retard. not only is Twitter overflowing with Ukraine bot accounts, irl pro UA users regurgitate bot content NPC stylefucking LOL
ok class gather round, the danish student is upsetti again>imagine regurgitating content like an NPCsays the guy who posted the same abstract sentence twice in 16 minutes kek. parrot gonna parrotlesson 1: "information flow" is a cross-entropy score on TEXT. it measures how much one group's later words match another group's earlier words. word overlap with a stopwatch, not mind control. pro-ukraine hashtag accounts reusing pro-ukraine hashtag words is the least shocking finding in the history of science lmaolesson 2: the "non-bot" label you're dunking with comes with a warning from the authors (see above): it doesn't mean not automated. and they say botometer's score works "as a measure of how bot-like an account is", lesson 3: same-side echo isn't a ukrainian thing.>"Most of the significant information flows between 'ProUkraine' account groups is between groups with the same lean"sure, and your side is "seemingly isolated" with its fake followers talking to themselves. you're calling us an echo chamber from inside a sealed closet keklesson 4: per head both sides were equally bot-like and your median account was the botter one. homework: read past the abstract. gold star if you make it to section 5 without crying sweetie lmaooo
>>544027486Now? They were already, they went to the office to get M$ bucks and while at office they shilled for Monke for extra money and izzat during work hours.
>>544025769>if you want genocide, look what happens in GazaAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHA
>>544027550>>544027607GPT slop. it's not the quantity of word salad doing the trick ya know
Why do pidor influencers visit gay Europe, again? Why do children of pidor "elites" live in Europe? Why did pedorussia hold hundreds of billions of Euros in Europe instead of investing them at home? Why do pidor actions betray their real opinion of Europe, showing that they realize its superiority over puccia?
>>544027550You are projecting again
>>544027658ok parrot. grug make short for yougrug read your paperpro-russia bot score 0.42. pro-ukraine 0.43. same samerussia bot go first. twitter bonk russia botpaper say russia side "seemingly isolated". sad rock in cornerpaper say "non-bot" not mean not botparrot no read. parrot find one sentence. parrot squawk sentence twice. parrot lose, parrot say "gpt slop"grug no need gpt. grug need parrot open pdf kekstill too many word? grug sorry. grug know reading hard for parrot lmaooo
>>544027657why is this funny? you can discuss whether to apply the term "genocide" or notwhat is not up for discussion is the undeniable difference in civilian-to-combatant ratioapprox 1:4 in Ukraine vs 5:1 in Gaza. differing by a factor 20
>>544027670Russians go to Europe to keep an eye on you faggots
>>544027734missed the point again. just fucking lol you turboautist
>>544027755grug ask parrot: what pointparrot no sayparrot say "missing the point" two time now. point invisible. point live only in parrot headparrot bring paperpaper say bot same both sidepaper say russia bot go firstpaper say russia side sit alone in caveparrot lose to own paperparrot cry "autist"grug autist. grug also right. grug happygrug go now. bye parrot kek lmaooo
>>544027819hahahahaha just what the fuck
1/?Eleven of 79 lines of Russian business were in the red in January–July 2026, up from three a year earlier, Izvestia calculated from Rosstat data. Balanced profit fell 16%, to 13.03 trillion roubles.The count covers large and medium-sized organisations. It excludes small business, banks, non-credit financial firms, and state and municipal institutions. Of the organisations in the series, 42,900 made a profit and 21,500 a loss. The share of loss-making companies rose 2.8 points, to 33.4%. Profit at the profitable firms was 19.6 trillion roubles, down 5.3%. Losses at the loss-makers were 6.58 trillion, up 25.6%.Coal mining, other land passenger transport, and postal and courier services were already in the red in January–July 2025 and stayed there. They were joined by metallurgy, wood processing, mining of other minerals such as sand, chalk and salt, motor-vehicle production, forestry and logging, sport and entertainment, libraries and museums, and financial and insurance activity. Metallurgy had the largest negative balance, 269 billion roubles. Finance and insurance were 247 billion in the red, coal 178 billion, other land passenger transport 55 billion, and motor vehicles almost 4 billion.Oil and gas extraction remained profitable, at 2.5 trillion roubles, up 51%. Pharmaceutical production was 225 billion, up 34%.Vladimir Eremkin, a senior researcher at the Presidential Academy, told Izvestia that company borrowing often still cost more than 20% even after the central bank cut the key rate to 14%. High deposit rates were holding back consumption, he said, and sanctions were limiting exports. Olga Belenkaya, head of macroeconomic analysis at Finam, said fixed-capital investment fell 10% year on year in the first half, that costs were rising with a higher VAT and with fuel and transport, and that the rouble’s 12% gain over the half year was squeezing exporters. She also cited attacks on refineries, warehouses and ports.
>>5440278492/2The Economy Ministry said it was monitoring systemically important organisations and was ready to give targeted help if needed. It said measures to ease export and logistics restrictions, support domestic demand and aid companies financially were still in place.
> 1:4 vs 5:1>differing by a factor of 20I'm kinda retarded when it comes to math, but tvis really doesn't seem right
1/2A Massachusetts man pleaded guilty to illegally importing plutonium from Russia and mailing it to customers, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Massachusetts said.Jacob D. Miller, 44, of Hadley, pleaded guilty to importing nuclear material without lawful authority, mailing hazardous materials, being a felon in possession of ammunition, being a felon in possession of explosive materials, and possession of child pornography. U.S. District Judge Mark G. Mastroianni set sentencing for Jan. 21, 2027. Miller has been in federal custody since his arrest on April 9, 2025.Miller ran Collect The Periodic Table from his home in South Hadley and also sold through the online retailer Bonanza. From about Dec. 30, 2020, to March 31, 2025, he sold plutonium to about 67 customers in the United States and abroad, prosecutors said. He imported the material from Russia and had it mailed to the house, then shipped it onward by U.S. mail despite the ban on mailing plutonium. Court filings from the 2025 case say the site offered plutonium-239 described as material from a Cold War-era Soviet smoke detector.The nuclear-import count carries up to 20 years. Because of a 2004 state conviction for possession of child pornography and an explosive device, the child-pornography count carries a 10-year minimum and a 20-year maximum, and each felon-in-possession count carries up to 15 years. Mailing hazardous material carries up to one year.
>>5440279772/2From about Oct. 12, 2017, to April 5, 2025, Miller also sold thallium, a highly toxic metal, to about 71 customers and mailed that as well, prosecutors said. Agents who searched the South Hadley home on April 8, 2025, found plutonium and other hazardous chemicals, six rifles, ammunition, and explosive materials, along with child sexual abuse material on his devices.In 2014, while Miller was still on probation from the 2004 case, the Massachusetts Radiation Control Program issued a cease-and-desist after finding he was selling depleted uranium on eBay. He started Collect The Periodic Table in 2017.
>>544027977>possession of child pornographylike pottery
Russia’s Decaying Heating Grid Falters Across Siberia and Urals as Bills Spike1/?Dozens of Russian municipalities have been plunged into sub-zero temperatures with unheated homes and shuttered schools, exposing the deepening rot of the country’s Soviet-era communal infrastructure just as the Kremlin imposes record utility price hikes.Despite the official start of the municipal heating period, widespread system breakdowns have left residents across Siberia and the Urals stranded without heat or hot water. The crisis spans the industrial hubs of Omsk, Krasnoyarsk Krai, and Nizhny Novgorod, as well as the Perm and Chelyabinsk regions, according to reporting by Izvestia.The failures have hit even high-security strategic centers. In Ozersk, a closed nuclear-industry city in the Chelyabinsk region, the municipal heat activation scheduled for Sept. 28 aborted after trunklines burst, leaving social facilities and apartment complexes frozen. "We are in the middle of a total collapse," said one local resident, noting that raw sewage had pooled along the city's central avenue for six months before the pipes gave out. With temperatures hovering near freezing, municipal authorities were forced to shift school cohorts to distance learning, while Russia's Investigative Committee initiated a criminal negligence probe.A parallel criminal investigation was opened in Gornozavodsk in the Perm region, where regional prosecutors intervened after a blanket failure left the municipality devoid of heating and domestic hot water. "There is no hot water and no heat across the entire town. Mold is creeping through our homes, and it is unbearably cold," said one mother, unable to send her children to state kindergartens that were shut down due to unheated classrooms.
>>544027931>but tvis really doesn't seem right20 * 1/4 = 5
>>544027739lol you lost both wars
>>5440280612/3In Omsk and Nizhny Novgorod, where central boilers officially fired up on Sept. 21, radiators remain cold across major residential districts. In Omsk, a major trunkline rupture cut off heating and hot water to four academic buildings and dormitories at Omsk State University, forcing emergency closures. In Krasnoyarsk Krai, a regional hotline logged more than 170 distress calls in just two hours.The widespread disruptions are the inevitable fallout of decades of capital neglect, according to senior lawmakers. Aleksandr Aksenenko, deputy chairman of the State Duma’s Committee on Construction and Housing, acknowledged that average infrastructure obsolescence across the Russian Federation exceeds 40%, with regional hotspots deteriorating to 70%–80%. Replacement efforts cover barely 1% of the network annually, with a federal target of 2.5% delayed until 2030. Although approximately 8,000 kilometers of conduit were repaired over the past year, the upgrades fall far short of stabilizing the national grid.Fellow parliamentary committee member Aleksandr Yakubovsky stressed that the network's structurally fragile segments consistently crack under the mechanical and thermal stresses of startup operations, arguing that regional prosecutors, Rostekhnadzor, and housing inspectors must apportion legal blame.The breakdown in basic public services comes as Russian households absorb a stinging increase in living costs. On Oct. 1, the government implemented a nationwide tariff hike averaging 15%. Factoring in earlier adjustments, utility costs are set to climb 17% this year—the steepest single-year jump since 2009.
>>5440281143/3While Moscow officials argue that the elevated charges are earmarked to finance critical capital renewals, the medium-term outlook promises little relief for consumers. Under the Economy Ministry’s latest multi-year macroeconomic projections, household communal tariffs are forecast to climb a further 11% in July 2027, 8.6% in 2028, and 7.6% in 2029. Electricity and gas wholesale rates are expected to outpace general inflation, culminating in a cumulative 44.2% jump in household utility costs over a four-year horizon.
>>544027657Tell me you're a fucking Jew without telling me
1/2State nuclear corporation Rosatom has taken full control of logistics group Delo, buying founder Sergei Shishkarev’s 51 percent stake, and Shishkarev said a significant part of the proceeds would go to “national security needs.”The companies announced the closing on Wednesday. They did not disclose the price. Under the shareholder “Russian roulette” clause that set the terms, Rosatom’s existing 49 percent had been valued at 74 billion rubles and Shishkarev’s 51 percent at 77 billion, Interfax reported. Rosatom’s press service said the price matched the figure fixed when the procedure was launched and had not changed. Kommersant and Vedomosti reported the stake sold at about 77 billion rubles.Rosatom started the mutual buyout in February after disagreements with Shishkarev. He had the option to buy Rosatom out, declined in late June, saying he could not raise the money on acceptable terms, and Rosatom said in July it would buy his stake instead.Shishkarev, who founded the group more than 30 years ago, confirmed the sale and said: “As I promised, I will direct a significant part of the sum received from the deal to national-security needs.” He gave no breakdown. Reuters noted that prominent Russian businessmen have been making donations to a state budget strained by the war in Ukraine. Forbes valued his fortune at $1.7 billion before the sale.Delo is a container-logistics operator with sea and inland terminals, a container fleet of more than 220,000 TEU, 40,000 rail platforms, and the KSK grain terminal at Novorossiysk, Russia’s largest Black Sea grain-export terminal, with capacity of up to 10 million metric tons.
>>5440282072/2Rosatom already controls transport group Fesco and operates the Northern Sea Route as owner of the icebreaker fleet. Likhachev said the corporation would now finish consolidating its logistics assets into “the largest national company in logistics,” covering road, rail and sea carriage, ports and forwarding. He said the aim was transport sovereignty, stable international shipments, and development of the Northern Sea Route and the Trans-Arctic corridor, and that ending duplicated investment could save up to 100 billion rubles over 10 years.Rosatom estimates its assets now hold 50 percent of Russian container transshipment and 44 percent of rail container carriage, with port capacity in Vladivostok, Kaliningrad, Novorossiysk, St. Petersburg and Nakhodka.
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>>544028114Remember when Europe was supposed to freeze to death in 2022? How do you like them apples now. Rusniggers will do the only thing they know how - make a video pleading Monke to fix their problems.
>>544028351Russians never said you would freeze to death. They warned you would wreck your economy by sanctioning them and pay a lot more for energy, which is true. The reason far right parties are winning all over Europe is because Europeans are tired of it.
1/2European Union ambassadors have been discussing, in closed session, how the bloc would respond if a Russian hybrid attack killed civilians, five EU diplomats and officials told Politico.In recent weeks ambassadors of all 27 member states met in “restricted format,” without phones or aides, Politico reported on Oct. 7. A meeting the previous Wednesday looked at examples of attacks causing large-scale casualties. The talks intensified after an explosives-laden drone was found at Leipzig/Halle airport in August.On Aug. 4 a drone carrying explosives was found near a Ukrainian Antonov cargo aircraft at the airport and did not detonate; debris from further drones was recovered at or near the site. On Sept. 1 the German government said it held Russia responsible, citing the drone’s configuration, components, explosives and ignition technology. President Vladimir Putin accused Germany of planting evidence and gave none. The Russian embassy in Berlin called the allegation absurd.A senior EU diplomat told Politico: “Unfortunately, Leipzig showed us that a very serious incident, something that causes multiple casualties, is not out of the question.” A second official said that given the scale of Russian activity, “there are bound to be casualties sooner than later. It’s sheer luck there haven’t been any yet.” A NATO diplomat said the alliance feared an allied life would be taken, and that the pressure to act would then be very high.The EU has for several years kept a hybrid toolbox covering cyberattacks, election interference and sabotage. The current talks, the officials said, concern emergency response teams, freeing EU money for an affected state, and how institution leaders would speak to the public.
>>5440285022/2Some capitals argue new EU mechanisms would duplicate NATO. Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, in her Sept. 16 State of the Union address, proposed an emergency security protocol for incidents below the threshold of armed aggression, and a European Security Council that would include Canada, Norway, Ukraine and the United Kingdom. Two diplomats told Politico both are expected in a European Security Strategy due in early November. Other diplomats said the bloc should use the existing Integrated Political Crisis Response mechanism, which lets the rotating presidency call emergency meetings, including with NATO and U.N. experts.Oana Lungescu, a former NATO spokesperson and a distinguished fellow at the Royal United Services Institute, said the labor should be split: NATO on intelligence sharing and military deterrence, the EU on civilian response. She said confusion or duplication risked slowing decisions when time mattered.
>>544027739AHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHA
Investment in Russian commercial and residential real estate fell by a third in the first nine months of 2026, to 565 billion rubles, IBC Real Estate told Kommersant.Investors closed 168 deals, 28 percent fewer than a year earlier. CORE.XP, using its own count, put the same period at 600 billion rubles, down 12 percent.Marina Malakhatko, a partner at NF Group, said the cost of borrowed money, the tax burden and a shortage of quality assets were holding buyers back. She put average project payback at 12–15 years, up from nine. Yevgeny Trushin, development director at Kama Capital, said some investors were choosing bank deposits, which now yield more than property.Warehouse interest fell on the risk of drone strikes and higher insurance, Malakhatko said. Third-quarter logistics-park deals still more than doubled, to 123 billion rubles, because of one transaction. Nationalized Raven Russia assets — about 2 million square meters of logistics parks — were sold at auction on June 30 to the management company Belaya Skala for 47.2 billion rubles, about 70 percent below the market value cited at the time. Mikael Kazaryan, head of capital markets at IBC Real Estate, said that sale was about 86 percent of logistics-park investment in the third quarter.Hotels took 35 billion rubles in the nine months, down 41 percent, Nikoliers said, citing sensitivity to demand. Offices took 195 billion, down 22 percent, CORE.XP said. Residential investment was the exception in that firm’s count, up 45 percent to 178.6 billion rubles.Kazaryan forecast 850–900 billion rubles for the full year, against 1.2 trillion in 2025. Malakhatko said she saw no basis for a pickup in the coming months.
>>544024543>>544024581>>544028351>>544028224>>544027670>>544027347>>544026914Thanks ukraine-------------> >>544024336you've made the trannies violent.you're totally worth all of this.
>>544028547You laugh now but you won't be laughing when the Jews come for you. They're already pretty close you know and they keep talking about drafting Europeans
>>544028574Funniest shit is Russian economy would be striving and Russia would be a wealthy first world nation if Jewtin wasn't Jewtin
>>544028574>>544028521>>544028502>>544028224>>544028207>>544028142>>544028114>>544028061>>544027996>>544027977You have once again managed to get zero engagement, btw.
>>544028618If not for Putin, Russia would be a dead, buckbroken country like the rest of Europe
>>544028574>>544028521>>544028502>>544028224>>544028207>>544028142>>544028114>>544028061>>544027996>>544027977when does it end?
Toddlers on Bended Knee and Leaked Scripts: How Russia Celebrated Putin’s 74th Birthday1/?Across Russia, the state-orchestrated celebrations for President Vladimir Putin’s 74th birthday extended deep into the country’s preschools, where toddlers were subjected to patriotic lectures and choreographed loyalty displays, independent media monitoring revealed.More than two dozen preschools shared social media reports documenting mandatory events dedicated to the Russian leader, according to investigative outlet Agentstvo. In St. Petersburg’s Admiralteysky district, kindergarten teachers lectured children on "the achievements of Vladimir Vladimirovich, his role in Russia's development, and how he cares for our future". In Kamyzyak, within the Astrakhan region, preschoolers listened to presentations on Putin’s "life path" and the personal traits required of "the leader of such a large country," before being directed to sketch the Kremlin walls.In the Tyumen region settlement of Oktyabrsky, the Solnyshko kindergarten photographed educators presenting a framed portrait of Putin to children, informing them that he is "the most important person in the country" who ensures life remains "peaceful and good". "Congratulating the president on his birthday became a special way for children to express their love for the Motherland in simple and sincere words," the administration wrote.Visual tributes drew particular scrutiny online. At the Parus kindergarten in Anadyr, the administrative capital of Chukotka, footage showed toddlers instructed to drop to one knee while reciting choral birthday wishes. In Ulyanovsk, preschoolers were filmed thanking the 74-year-old commander-in-chief "for giving us light and preserving our peace for many years," while in the Volgograd region village of Sokolovo, children painted posters beneath slogans praising the Kremlin.
>>5440286962/3The preschool initiatives mirrored heavily scripted campaigns across the public sector. According to guidelines accidentally published by Evgeniya Khalilova, a municipal social and youth policy consultant in the Vladimir region, state employees were ordered to flood the VKontakte social network with adulatory posts. The directive explicitly commanded bureaucrats to post exclusively from personal profiles rather than institutional accounts to create an appearance of organic grassroots devotion, under penalty that institutional posts "will not be accepted". Over 1,100 posts appeared under the campaign hashtag #ПoздpaвляюПpeзидeнтa (#ICongratulateThePresident). Regional quotas were enforced even more rigidly in Bashkortostan, where Ostorozhno, Novosti reported that state entities faced strict deadlines and were forced to incorporate specific quotes by Putin regarding the region, generating hundreds of nearly identical posts. Independent outlet Verstka documented more than 1,600 virtually verbatim Telegram tributes wishing Putin "robust health and inexhaustible energy," churned out by regional governors, lawmakers, pop stars, and state agencies.On the streets, state-backed youth battalions orchestrated mass demonstrations. In Moscow, more than 3,000 members of the Young Guard and the Volonterskaya Rota marched through the VDNKh exhibition complex bearing banners inscribed with presidential quotes, later forming the word "Congratulations" around an expansive tricolor flag. In St. Petersburg, loyalist youth activists assembled the slogan "Happy Birthday, President" beneath the bastions of the Peter and Paul Fortress.
>>5440287493/3Senior political figures joined the chorus with elevated rhetoric. State Duma Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin credited Putin with having single-handedly "saved Russia from destruction". In Belgorod, regional leader Aleksandr Shuvaev declared that Kremlin backing had ensured "the Belgorod land is protected"—an assertion undermined by grim wartime realities when his immediate follow-up post cataloged 114 incoming cross-border Ukrainian drone and artillery attacks within the prior 24 hours.Internationally, diplomatic well-wishes arrived from a tight cohort of traditional allies, including Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko, Chinese President Xi Jinping, and Turkmenistan’s Serdar Berdimuhamedov. The most effusive greeting came from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, who lauded Putin as Pyongyang's "dearest friend" and pledged unwavering solidarity in what he termed Moscow’s "sacred war".
>>544028547you think this is funny, just wait until Jews target you retard. I bet you'd get rid of that smirk instantly
>>544024756Can't wait for more foid gore webms, the one we got was epic.
1/2Russia’s spending on the war in Ukraine is on track to reach about 17 trillion rubles (nearly $200 billion) by the end of 2026, roughly 40% above the plan the government set at the end of 2025, Bloomberg reported, citing two people close to the government.President Vladimir Putin ordered the increase, of almost $60 billion, after concluding that his August 2025 meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump in Anchorage would not end the war on Russian terms, the people said. He had expected Trump to pressure Ukraine into a deal within a year, so that a large rise in war spending would not be needed. By January the Kremlin had judged that no breakthrough had occurred, and the government began advancing funds to the defense industry and raising other military outlays.The 2026 budget allocated 12.9 trillion rubles to the war, the report said, which would put full-year spending almost 32% above that line. Budget documents seen by Reuters put the 2026 national-defense allocation at 12.1 trillion rubles and said the actual amount is classified, with some war-related spending booked under other items. Seventeen trillion rubles is about 40% above 12.1 trillion and about 32% above 12.9 trillion.Janis Kluge of the German Institute for International and Security Affairs calculated that the budget spent 10.687 trillion rubles on the war in the first half of the year, nearly meeting the official plan. Vladislav Inozemtsev, an associate researcher at Chatham House, said the military line was inflated at an unprecedented rate in early 2026 and that spending was about 2.4 trillion rubles over plan by May because appropriations for the “special military operation” had to be raised.
Why are ziggers simping for browns again ?Can't they take their nigger fetish somewhere else ?
>>5440289092/2The overshoot is projected to push the 2026 budget deficit above 7 trillion rubles, against a plan of 3.8 trillion. A revised Finance Ministry estimate cited by The Bell puts the gap at 7.3 trillion. Bloomberg said the extra 2026 spending was covered by domestic borrowing and gold sales.The draft budget submitted to the State Duma on October 1 sets war spending in 2027 at 17.1 trillion rubles, 35% of total expenditure and the highest share since the Soviet period. Documents seen by Reuters confirm the 17.1 trillion figure, about 27% above the 13.5 trillion previously budgeted for 2027. Actual spending next year is also expected to exceed the target, the Bloomberg sources said, because Moscow now largely discounts the chance that the Trump administration can reach a deal with Ukraine on terms acceptable to the Kremlin.
>>544028427No. They literally said Europe will freeze and eat pet hamster, cooked on candle light.
>>544028061 >>544028114>average infrastructure obsolescence across the Russian Federation exceeds 40%monke has shitty priorities
Deliver at 60, Father at 90: Kremlin Allies Pitch Geriatric Childbearing as Demographic Abyss Deepens1/?As Russia sinks deeper into an unprecedented demographic tailspin, pro-Kremlin figures are offering increasingly bizarre prescriptions to stave off national depopulation, with senior medical officials now suggesting that retirement-age citizens step up to replenish the population.Speaking to state news agency RIA Novosti, Gennady Onishchenko—an academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS), deputy head of the Russian Academy of Education, and Russia’s former chief sanitary inspector—asserted that Russian women are capable of conceiving and delivering babies well into their sixties. "In isolated cases, a woman can become pregnant up to age 60—this is possible if the menstrual cycle is preserved and the reproductive age has not ended," Onishchenko claimed, arguing that pregnancy at 60 is viable given hormonal stability, sound genetics, and clinical oversight. He added that for Russian men, reproductive capacity remains intact "virtually up to the age of 90".Onishchenko’s comments follow public fretting from Vladimir Putin over Russia’s cratering birth rates. In recent remarks, the Russian president insisted the state must forge aggressive new incentives for mothers while overhauling "public consciousness" to glorify large families. However, Putin pointedly dismissed suggestions that the demographic collapse is linked to Moscow’s war in Ukraine, where hundreds of thousands of military-aged men have been killed or maimed since 2022.Faced with a reality that contradicts its national revival rhetoric, Moscow took the extraordinary step in spring 2025 of classifying all official state demographic data, blacking out public access to Rosstat records on births, deaths, and net population totals.
>>544028960Obviously they were exaggerating, but you can't tell me you are living more comfortable now than 2021
>>5440290412/2The final open data published by Rosstat—covering 2024—showed nationwide births plunging to 1.222 million, plunging below the nadir of 1999 when Russia was reeling from its post-Soviet financial collapse and hyperinflation. Independent demographic estimates show the decline has only accelerated since. According to calculations by demographer Alexey Raksha, births in 2025 dropped to 1.178 million, marking an absolute low in modern Russian history. Concurrently, Russia’s total fertility rate tumbled to 1.305 children per woman—its lowest since 2006, leaving Putin’s decree mandating a fertility rebound to 1.6 by 2030 (and 1.8 by 2036) increasingly detached from reality.The collapse worsened further in early 2026. Raksha’s quarterly monitoring revealed that only 272,000 infants were born in the first quarter of 2026—a drop of 17,000 compared to the first quarter of 2025, piercing what the demographer had already characterized as the country's lowest quarterly fertility trough since the Napoleonic era.Rather than prioritizing structural economic solutions, the Kremlin is relying on social engineering and ideological messaging. Under the draft 2027–2029 federal budget submitted to the State Duma, outlays for the "Family Values" federal project will climb 12% next year, rising from 49.5 billion to 53.7 billion rubles ($560 million). State spending on the initiative is projected to swell by another 25% over the subsequent two years, hitting 59.7 billion rubles in 2028 and 69.8 billion rubles in 2029, even as independent analysts note that state-sponsored propaganda has proven powerless against the economic instability, high mortgage rates, and wartime uncertainties driving Russia's generational slump.
>>544028427>Russians never said you would freeze to deathWhy do you lie about something so easily disproven? Russian media and officials everywhere were saying it.>They warned you would wreck your economy by sanctioning them and pay a lot more for energyWhich didn't happen, just yet another impotent idle threat from the weak chihuahua that is russia.>far right parties are winning all over EuropeNo they're not. You russians are so desperate you keep making up fantasies about how you're actually not losing this war you started.>Europeans are tired of it.People live life normally in Europe, nobody is freezing to death, and nobody thinks about surrendering to russian terrorists. If anything more Europeans are now donating to Ukraine than ever before because they want to see russian nigger muslim terrorists taken care of for good so we can finally have peace.
>>544028998our bridges are in similar or worse condition.our inner city infrastructure in our major cities is decrepit in its entirety.I have a feeling if we put your country under the microscope, you wouldnt fare well either.
>the russia going back to medieval timesLMAO
1/2Russians held at the Folkston ICE Processing Center in Georgia began refusing food on October 5 in protest over detention conditions, relatives and a source familiar with the situation told the outlet Agenstvo.Ksenia Volkova, wife of detainee Andrei Mikhailov, said the strike started in some units with that evening’s meal and that about ten Russians took part, along with Latin Americans and detainees from other countries. A source told Agenstvo that 50 to 60 people had planned to join, but contact with detainees was too poor for an exact count. Inna Sobolevskaya, common-law wife of Alexander Borovkov, passed on relatives’ messages saying the whole of unit L had refused food and that participation may have reached 300. Advocates later estimated about 73 detainees on strike, The Guardian reported.Mikhailov notified the administration on October 6 through the facility’s grievance system. In the text given to Agenstvo he cited inadequate medical and psychological care, poor food, constant lack of sleep, and no visits with his family. He said he had been held more than eight months and had no prior convictions.Polina Gerdyukova, wife of Andrei Gerdyukov, said four people were sent to solitary, including her husband. Volkova said five Russian-speaking signatories of a collective complaint had been confirmed in isolation by the morning of October 6. Agenstvo’s source said that, at the time they were isolated, those detainees had only declared an intention to strike and had not yet started. Attorney Samantha Hamilton later told The Verge that everyone who appeared in a video recorded inside the center had been placed in segregation.A day earlier Agenstvo reported that 14 Russians at Folkston had filed a collective complaint, dated September 14, over medical care, food, conditions, and length of detention. The complaint alleges the warden made xenophobic remarks, including a promise to send the Russians to their “cozy Gulag.” ICE has not confirmed the remark.
>>544029128Oh please, don't try telling me the economy is better today. You are paying 8x what we Americans pay, and we are paying a lot. Nobody is asking you to surrender, just to mind your own business and stay away from Ukraine.
>>5440292022/2The center, also known as D. Ray James, is in Folkston and is operated by GEO Group for ICE. Agenstvo said about 800 Russians were in U.S. immigration detention at the end of January, many awaiting deportation; that figure was not separately confirmed. TRAC data show U.S. authorities granted asylum to 2,948 Russian citizens in fiscal 2025 and denied 1,270, an approval rate of 69%, down from 84% in 2024.
>>544029066fucking kys you lying piece of shit
>>544028845say no more senpai
