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Day 1,646 – Daily assessment: understandingwar.org/analysis/russia-ukraine/#research

▶Latest
>Ukraine’s Strikes Russian Command Posts in Occupied Donetsk and Luhansk Regions
>Preliminary reports show that a kotel is forming north of Lyman with 2000 russian troops stuck.
>OZON loses 28.6% value in a single trading day, which was closed early to stem the bleeding
>putin has authorized the nationalization of enterprises that, according to the authorities, are insufficiently protected from Ukrainian attacks
>10 Ukrainian servicemen were released from russian captivity
>UK to share Storm Shadow blueprints with Ukraine
>EU pledges $7.1bn in aid to Ukraine
>Tyube, Dagestan OZON (130,000 m2) COOKED
>Enem, Adygea OZON (91,200 m2) COOKED
>Andy Burnham visits Kyiv in his first foreign trip as UK prime minister
>Strikes on OZON facilities continue in Krasnodar and Adygea, South russia
>Ukrainian Forces Strike Su-30SM and MiG-29 Fighter Jets
>Drones have attacked Plesetsk space port in Arkhangelsk region
>Drones have attacked natural gas infrastructure in Kursk region
>Su-24 bomber destroyed at Saky airfield in Crimea on 20th August
>Smoooking accident reported in Orenburg
>Chapayevsk, Samara Oblast OZON (135,000 m2) COOKED
>Novokuibyshevsk refinery on fire after Ukrainian strikes

▶Telegram
rentry.org/telosint2023
t.me/ukr_pics
▶Intel
t.me/DeepStateUA
t.me/DroneBomber
t.me/Exilenova_Plus
odin.tradoc.army.mil/WEG (equipment explorer)
ukr.warspotting.net (visually confirmed losses)
▶Maps
deepstatemap.live/en
liveuamap.com/en
▶russian confirmed KIA
hochuvernut.com
200.zona.media/
poteru.net/en/
▶An illustrative article for understanding the "kill zone" in Ukraine's front lines
reuters.com/graphics/UKRAINE-CRISIS/KILL-ZONE/znpnojmknvl/
▶/uhg/-approved vidya
deepstatemap.live/arcade/
▶DISPOSABLE SOLDIER (diary of a RU mobik)
TOURS 1-4: files.catbox.moe/19avc9.zip
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Holy Putin will Save Ukraine from Western Demons. The Holy Trinity of Nations of Russia Belarus and Ukraine shall once again be restored.
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TOTAL
Zigger
DEATH
Reminder to filter paid spammers
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>>541547426
>Holy Putin will Save Ukraine from Western Demons. The Holy Trinity of Nations of Russia Belarus and Ukraine shall once again be restored.
>Pootin
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Putin says: "TZD"
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>>541547518
Begone Western Demon
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>>541547518
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>>541547841
KEK
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TZD (zigger)
TCD (chink)
TMD (migger)
TTD (troon)
TJD (jannie/mods)
When this is all done and over, every shill needs to be hunted down and buried alive in a mass grave.
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Uh oh Vlad
Here comes some bad news
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daily nigger
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>>541547339
TZD
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>>541547985
gluetin was probably about 2 seconds away from ordering him thrown out a window for that until he remembered he couldn't
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>>541547841
Begone Western Demon
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englels status?
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>>541547518
Oh lordiiiii da gr8 monki will save usses from those whyt cracker demons
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>>541548227
No Kyiv?
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Gulaghomo lost and its funny as hell
Post more recently deceased gulaghomo final moments
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>>541548361
Begone Western Demon
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>"Without the Jews, Ukraine would be impossible. Ukrainian culture & code would not exist. Because all of it is intertwined.
>I have a friend who once said:
>‘All people in Ukraine are Jews, but not everyone knows it'"
>-- Ukrainian propagandist Gordon
Well, there you have it. Literally all of the Ukrainians are jews.
https://files.catbox.moe/iu5lx2.mp4
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>>541548432
Even Russia hates you.
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>>541547985
>>541548140
that goylem Radcliffe embarrassed himself.
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I wonder how many FSBniggers got broomed over the years because of you guys
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>>541548516
Yeah, the average life expectancy on the front line is actually 40 minutes.
How embarrassing!
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>>541548480
Begone lying western Demon
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This new guy is already tiresome.
How do we request new FSB shills in here?
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>>541548516
>You've got 35 mins

We need to shorten that up and cram the last zigger in
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>>541547339
It's day 1647, tard
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>>541548766
>It's day 1647, tard

Grok how long was WW2

>World War II lasted 2,194 days

The absolute state of rusha
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>>541548659
Gulaghomo lost hahaha
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Holt Putin will save Ukraine from Western Demons
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TZD TRD TPD
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>>541547426
Time for tithing, I guess hehe
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>>541549238
Dangerously based.
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>>541549238
One zigger died as a result of this donation
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>>541549238
Which app are you using to make these payments?
I can't donate the amounts you do but I try to on the first of every month. I've been going through Sternenko.
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>>541549238
Maybe the Australian authorities would like to know why a citizen is donating to a foreign armed group
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>>541547339
TZD
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>>541548874
It’s even worse than that lmao
>The Soviet Union (USSR) was involved in World War II for 1,418 days on the Eastern Front (the Great Patriotic War)
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>>541549375
What about you give them a call to tell them all about it
https://www.pmc.gov.au/honours-and-symbols/australian-honours-system/nominating-or-applying-awards
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>>541549346
Used to do Sternenko too but this is through UNITED24, lets you pick the unit to send to, the units post funny zigger hunts on it too
>>541549393
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>>541549375
You are a nigger
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>>541549393
>>541549528
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>>541548659
Nigger
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>>541549603
This reminded me how one zigger asked to be exchanged with a racoon which was stolen from the zoo (amerikanski jenot KEK)
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>>541549882
Holy kek
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>>541549779
Begone western demon
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>>541549557
This is going into my collection for use at a later time
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Good night, don't let the ziggers bite, unless its a curb. If so, stomp away
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>>541549528
I donated last month and made sure they knew how much certain people in /uhg/ appreciated Ukrainian freedom
I like the idea of choosing exactly which unit to send the money to
How do you decide?
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>>541547339
TzD
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>>541550101
good night bro
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GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD MORNING THE YAROSLAV
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>>541550031
Imagine being so thoroughly beaten up, you start to perform brown shamanic rituals on an Mongolian underwater basket weaving forum in vain hopes of damaging White race

nigger, you will never be white
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>>541550145
Lmao thanks once again, mearshy
Wonder how many dead russians he’s caused haha
I mostly sent to Magyar, but have been rotating through the others lately. Figure they probably need it more since I’d assume most donations in general would go to Birds for the name recognition
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>>541549238
>>541550145
unheard of based levels
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TZD is served
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>>541550228
>>541550224
I’m getting mixed messages here
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>>541550344
1630!!!!
Fucking amazing
Good new TZD day everybody
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>>541550344
>1630
Unnggh
Is that a day record?
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>>541550344
nice
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>>541550604
No, we've gone way higher in the past.
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>>541550278
Begone Western Demon
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>>541550685
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Why did gulaghomo lose their own invasion?
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>>541550344
>1630
>equals 1.13 dead zigger per minute or about 1 dead zigger every 53 seconds.

KEKAROO
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>>541550344
Wooo. 1630
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LMAO the danish vpn-igger got so raped that they got some spirit shizo to take over
hahahahaha
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>>541551020
We are going exponential lads
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>>541550984
Zisters wait a month to fill their lada up with watered down gas to buy a slice of bread

This is beyond Orwellian
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>>541551603
There really is no recovery from calling CP cool
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>The Ukrainian Defense Forces struck the Yaroslavsky Oil Refinery, and a large-scale fire has broken out on the facility's grounds.

https://litter.catbox.moe/nfxk4oilobrl64s6.mov
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>>541551625
I think we can expect 2000+ if they do another mobiklization
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>>541551777
Checked
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>>541550344
I'm annoyed the submarine number is still stuck at 2.
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>>541547339

When will the uraine stop seething?
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>>541551020
What about distance though ? Bakhmut was around 1.5 zpm towards the end - are we approaching anything similar ? >>541551717
Should send Tucker Carlson there.
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The political implications of two girls closely together.
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Kill all russniggers and russnigger-accessories.
Slow day today, looks like the fake and made-up nation of neo mongolia (incorrectly stealing the name of the Kievan Rus) has once again stalled at all front.
Embarrassing, I thought monke wanted Donbass by Christmas after missing the last 5 deadlines?
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>>541552616
I can see now why you have no friends.
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>>541551739
Your daily reminder snownigger
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>>541552689
I got friends everywhere, triggered 1pbtid.
Like this guy! He likes long walks near lakes.
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>>541548874
WW1 is a better comparison (1568 days)
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1/2

Russia is writing a school textbook on the history of Ukraine aimed at pupils in areas still administered by Kyiv, the scientific director of the state-backed Russian Military Historical Society said.
Mikhail Myagkov, speaking at a RIA Novosti briefing, said the book was being prepared “not in Ukraine, but in the Russian Federation” and would cover history “from ancient times.” He called it a “truthful textbook” that would set out “the unity of the ancient Rus people,” explain “why a term such as Ukrainianism arose, who is to blame for it, who launched it,” and show “how today’s Kyiv regime sank to this” and “the real truth of our history, including our shared history.”
He declined to name the authors, the intended grades, a publication date, or whether the book would enter Russia’s own curriculum. Asked how it would reach children in government-held Ukraine, he called that “a separate question.”
The society is chaired by Vladimir Medinsky, an aide to President Vladimir Putin and co-author of Russia’s unified history textbooks. Those books, introduced for grades 10–11 in 2023 and later extended through the lower school, reduce the weight of dates and statistics, quote Putin at length, describe the collapse of the Soviet Union in critical terms, treat the seizure of Crimea and other Ukrainian territory as a “return of historical lands,” and include chapters on “Ukrainian neo-Nazism,” “U.S. pressure on Russia” and the “falsification of history.” They were reprinted after teachers reported factual errors. In May 2026 a Kyiv court sentenced Medinsky and co-editor Anatoly Torkunov in absentia to 10 years over the grade 11 volume. Moscow does not recognize the verdict.
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>>541552874
2/2

A related regional textbook, “History of Our Land: Donbas and Novorossiya,” for grades 5–7, was presented in June by Medinsky and Education Minister Sergei Kravtsov. Kravtsov said it presented “a single history linked to the course of Russian history” rather than “the lies that were in Ukrainian textbooks.” It is due in schools in Russian-held parts of Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions from Sept. 1.
Official Russian teaching materials on the 2014–22 Donbas war have cited a U.N. death toll of about 14,500 and presented the dead as victims of Kyiv. The U.N. human rights office’s figure for that period through the end of 2021 is 14,200–14,400 killed, including about 3,404 civilians, about 4,400 Ukrainian soldiers and about 6,500 members of Russia-backed forces. The same materials typically pass over the Dec. 1, 1991 referendum in which 90.3% of Ukrainian voters, including 83.9% in Donetsk region and 83.9% in Luhansk region, endorsed independence from the Soviet Union.
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Holy Russia will remove the western demons from Ukraine. This SMO is a mass exorcism and the demons are trembling and making lots of noise
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>>541552803
have you come back to post more animal torture videos shumadian pig?
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>>541552943
You can never remove demon from something like this.
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>>541548480
But cum /chug/gers told me that Russia is based and trad and they oppose multiculturalism
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>>541553028
Russian weaklings got killed by that thing in Ukraine lmao
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>>541552943
chief of the russiaj orthodox church is a former KGB agent and is know to fuck young clerics and pursues a lavish lifestyle
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Slovak prosecutors said a foiled arson plot in the country’s east was aimed at a factory of Ukrainian drone maker Skyeton, after police detained three men and seized a homemade incendiary mix.
Two suspects, a Latvian and a Ukrainian, were arrested in Slovakia and remanded in custody. A 26-year-old Latvian was held in Hamburg on a European warrant; Germany has opened extradition. Police said the three were charged with preparing general endangerment on commission. They have not named who issued the order.
Officers from the organised-crime unit ÚBOK, acting on Slovak civilian and military intelligence, stopped the attack before a fire was set. They seized gasoline thickened with polystyrene — a mixture the police forensics institute called napalm — plus tools, phones, an action camera and a handwritten plan of the site. About 70 people were at the plant. Property in the hall was valued at tens of millions of euros. No one was hurt.
The plant, run through Skyeton’s Slovak unit Tropozond near Prešov, opened in 2024. Company material says the Raybird reconnaissance drone can pass target coordinates to artillery including HIMARS, Caesar and Krab. Denník N reported that Slovak production is for Western buyers and Ukrainian production for Kyiv’s forces. Defence Minister Robert Kaliňák said the Slovak site had no licences to export east.
Skyeton said Russia “regularly” tries to hit its plants and its name, and called the Prešov plot further proof that Ukrainian defence firms had become “a real thorn.” Police have not attributed the case to a state. A little-known group styling itself Global Citizens Against War 1984 claimed the attempt in messages to media and called arms factories legitimate targets.
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>>541547339
TZD
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>>541553114
2/2

Russia destroyed Skyeton’s Kyiv office in a strike on the night of May 13–14. The company said it had already spread production across Ukraine and abroad. In 2025 it formed Skyeton Prevail Solutions with Britain’s Prevail Partners, planning about 160 jobs at a UK line, and partnered with Denmark’s Quadsat on radio-frequency payloads.
The Prešov case sits in a cluster of incidents at firms tied to Ukraine’s war supply, not all of them shown to be attacks. On the night of Aug. 14–15 a fire was set at a Tallinn building used by Estonia’s Milrem Robotics, which supplies unmanned ground vehicles to Ukraine. Latvia detained three of its citizens; Tallinn is examining a possible Russian role. Milrem said shipments were not interrupted.
On Aug. 13 an explosion followed a fire in the powder-pressing hall at KNDS Ammo Italy in Colleferro, near Rome. No one was injured. The plant makes medium- and large-calibre ammunition. Italian Defence Minister Guido Crosetto said there was no sign of anything but an internal fault. Prosecutors are still investigating.
On Aug. 10 fire and blasts wrecked an ammunition warehouse at EMCO near Belitsa, Bulgaria. About 300 workers were evacuated; none were reported hurt. EMCO is owned by Emilian Gebrev, a supplier to Ukraine since 2014 and the target of a 2015 poisoning that investigators linked to Russian military intelligence. Sofia said it had no evidence of foreign interference and called the cause most likely internal. The company excluded human error. Unexploded rounds are still being cleared.
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Sergei Aksyonov, the Russian-installed head of Crimea, has named the EKS construction group sole contractor for a 738.9 million-ruble high-pressure gas pipeline to a planned coastal resort between Saki and Yevpatoria, without a tender.
The Aug. 25 order covers a line from the Pribrezhnoye distribution station to the “Golden Sands of Russia” cluster. The client is Crimea’s Investment and Construction Administration. EKS must carry out at least 30% of the work itself and finish by Dec. 31, 2027.
The Insider, which reported the award, noted that EKS has been tied in earlier investigations to people and banks around Arkady and Boris Rotenberg, long-time associates of President Vladimir Putin. A 2020 Proekt and Forbes inquiry found EKS held more than 110 billion rubles in state contracts, including nearly $1 billion from bodies linked to Moscow’s city hall. Maxim Krylov, who took effective control around 2017 and chaired the board without appearing on the shareholder list, had worked in 2009 at Krasnodargazstroi, later the platform for Rotenberg’s Stroygazmontazh. EKS often pledged contracts to the Rotenbergs’ SMP Bank. A Rotenberg representative denied any tie to EKS; the reporters did not show direct ownership.
The pipeline serves a resort on about 230 hectares and 22 km of coast. Plans published by the Russian-installed authorities include up to 18 hotels, a marina, medical and spa facilities, a water park and an expo center. Developer Monolit, whose public head is Yakub Asanov, has been linked by The Insider and other investigators to Aksyonov’s family.
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>>541553192
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Private investment was first put at about 60 billion rubles, with 13 billion rubles in federal money for roads, water, power and gas. By mid-2025 the private figure was 120 billion. By July 2026 Monolit was citing about 130 billion private and 13 billion state, more than 140 billion in all. First hotels are aimed at 2029, the first phase at 2030, under the federal “Five Seas and Lake Baikal” program.
Ukraine and most governments do not recognize Russian rule in Crimea. The award has no legal force under Ukrainian law.
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>>541552943
tho russian church is backward as fuck, some dark medieval shit. fault of the commies they didn't manage to uproot it.
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Europe has spent months expecting a sharper Russian hybrid campaign against states that arm and fund Ukraine and has not, officials familiar with internal threat assessments told Bloomberg, shifted off a defensive crouch.
Unidentified and, in some cases, attributed drones have crossed EU airspace since last year. Arrests for arson and sabotage have risen. Intelligence services have warned of probes meant to test NATO, up to a limited incursion or unmarked troops. The acts have stayed below the Alliance’s mutual-defence trigger.
“NATO, European and national responses have largely been reactive and defensive,” said Agnia Grigas, a non-resident fellow at the Atlantic Council. “They have focused on detecting and countering individual provocations, but have not built a record of effective deterrence by consistently dissuading Moscow from continuing or escalating them.”
Some governments want measures long deferred — seizure of immobilized Russian reserves, an immediate ban on Russian LNG, tighter visas — people briefed on the talks told Bloomberg. The same officials doubt those steps would stop a Kremlin that treats the fight with the West as existential. Bloomberg’s judgment is that a posture of reaction has invited Moscow to test how far intimidation can go.
The New York Times reported on Aug. 14, citing officials from two countries, that after a public December 2025 speech dismissing European “hysteria,” Putin told a closed briefing that the 2026 aim was “the collapse of NATO and the E.U. from within.” Ukraine first; Moldova second, as a wedge between the Alliance and Kyiv.
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>>541553354
2/2

This month’s file is longer than the politics around it. At Leipzig/Halle on Aug. 4 an explosive drone struck the wing of a parked Ukrainian An-124 and failed to detonate. A second object was tied to a DHL jet waving off. A third drone and suspected military explosive turned up nearby on Aug. 14. A U.S. official told ABC News the first device looked like GRU work. Merz said the authors of hybrid attacks would “pay the price.” German prosecutors have not brought that charge.
Slovak police stopped a planned arson at Skyeton’s drone plant near Prešov. Estonia is investigating a fire at premises used by Milrem Robotics and a possible Russian role; three Latvians are in custody. An explosion at KNDS Ammo Italy in Colleferro and a blast at an EMCO magazine in Bulgaria sit in the same news cycle; Rome and Sofia have not called them attacks.
German media said two pistols found in woods near Berlin in October 2025 were meant for killings directed by Russian services. Dobrindt would not confirm that and would not exclude a foreign hand. Services also disrupted surveillance of Stefan Thumann, head of Bavaria’s Donaustahl, which builds drones for Ukraine. Two people were arrested in March and charged as foreign agents. Domestic intelligence calls it a suspected assassination plan; the warrant does not.
Alex Kokcharov of Bloomberg Economics described a coordinated campaign below open war: destabilize Western politics, split NATO and the EU, cut aid to Ukraine, keep denial available by working through cut-outs.
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Kazakhstan’s two large west- and north-country refineries have left unused official quotas to ship AI-92 gasoline to Russia, four industry sources told Reuters, citing sanctions risk, payment friction and a richer home market.
The Energy Ministry allowed Pavlodar, the country’s second-largest plant at about 5.5 million tonnes a year, to send 17,500 tonnes to Russia in July. Atyrau, of similar size, received the same volume for August. Owners of the barrels did not move them, the sources said. “Nobody wants to come under sanctions,” one said. Settlements through Russian banks have become harder. Atyrau AI-92 was quoted at $1,100–1,200 a tonne, about 101,300 rubles — 43% above the St. Petersburg exchange price of 70,828 rubles a tonne.
Kazakhstan is also tight in the driving season, and neighbors have been short as Russian supply sagged. Stocks of AI-92 inside Kazakhstan had nonetheless risen to 272,000 tonnes by Aug. 26, local data showed.
The only plant that has shipped is Kondensat in Aksai, capacity about 850,000 tonnes a year. It sent 9,000 tonnes of gasoline to Russia in July, took 4,100 tonnes of Russian crude by rail in August, and had earlier bought naphtha from Tatneft. Energy Minister Yerlan Akkenzhenov has said Kondensat may keep 30% of gasoline and diesel at home and send the rest to Russia if rail allows. That does not bind Pavlodar or Atyrau.
Russia has been hunting barrels since Ukrainian drone strikes cut runs. Rystad Energy puts second-half throughput near 4 million barrels a day, about 30% below the 2016–23 seasonal average. Dmitry Prokofiev of NEFT Research says domestic gasoline output covers about two-thirds of demand. Kommersant’s industry sources saw at best a 10–15% rise in fuel output in September — not enough to close the gap. Moscow has already taken product from Belarus and Kazakhstan and looked at seaborne cargoes. Novak has confirmed imports.
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Hungary’s government has, for the first time since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, written into official instructions that Moscow is a threat to Hungary, Europe and the “global order.”
The guidelines, signed by Prime Minister Péter Magyar and gazetted on Aug. 25 for the Hungarian delegation to the 81st U.N. General Assembly in September, say Budapest “condemns Russian military aggression and fully supports Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity within its internationally recognized borders.” They recognize Kyiv’s right of self-defense and back talks on a “sustainable peace and long-term security guarantees.” They add that Russia’s conduct “places the Hungarian minority living in Transcarpathia in serious danger.”
The language breaks with 16 years under Viktor Orbán, who left office after Tisza defeated Fidesz in the April 12 election. Orbán had delayed or diluted EU sanctions and Ukraine aid and kept the closest EU channel to Vladimir Putin. Magyar, sworn in on May 9 with a two-thirds parliamentary majority, has lifted vetoes on a €90 billion EU loan to Kyiv and on a further sanctions package, opened the first cluster of Ukraine’s accession talks, and moved to unlock frozen EU funds. Other clusters remain slow. He still rules out Hungarian weapons and troops for Ukraine.
At NATO’s Ankara summit in July he said Hungary would again be a “reliable ally” and would raise defense-related spending to 5% of GDP by 2035, in line with the Alliance pledge. Defense Minister Romulusz Ruszin-Szendi said in July that Russian intelligence had “tried to come in through the back door” and that Budapest was “shutting the door on the Russians.”
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Andrei Kolesnik, a State Duma defense-committee member, told Gazeta.ru that energy deliveries to Hungary were “in question” and that Magyar had been “instructed” by the EU to turn on Russia. The Kremlin has not adopted that line. Hungary still depends on Russian oil when the Druzhba line runs and says it will diversify, not quit overnight.
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>>541547339

When will the pigkraine stop losing?
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>>541547426
>had a perfect opportunity to turn pyccia into a superpower and an alternative to the west
>threw it all away for banan
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Kirill Kovalchuk, president of National Media Group and nephew of its controlling shareholder, is the highest-paid figure in a 63-person sample of Russian state-aligned media staff assembled by Verstka from leaked payroll and pension records.
Verstka put his last leaked year above 628 million rubles. Most of that is bonus, not salary. Median NMG pay was about 7 million rubles; ABR Management, the Bank Rossiya vehicle chaired in part by Kovalchuk, paid about 5 million. In January 2025 alone NMG sent 443 million rubles and ABR 33 million. He joined NMG in 2008, chaired the board until 2014, then made way for Alina Kabaeva; the president’s post was created for him. His father, Mikhail, heads the Kurchatov Institute. His uncle, Yuri, owns NMG and Bank Rossiya and has long been counted in Vladimir Putin’s circle.
Alexander Zharov, chief of Gazprom-Media, was second at about 470 million rubles, much of it year-end premium. Svetlana Balanova, NMG’s CEO, exceeded 400 million. Those three managers took half of the 3 billion rubles Verstka totaled for the group.
Among on-air names, Nikita Mikhalkov led at more than 270 million rubles a year for “Besogon” and related fees, with more than 2.5 billion rubles on deposit that Verstka said yielded about 515 million rubles in interest. Dmitry Simes took 97.3 million rubles in 2025 and more than 291 million across almost four years at Channel One. Artyom Sheinin’s run-rate was about 5.6 million rubles a month, with more than 230 million rubles on deposit. Margarita Simonyan’s media pay was about 3 million rubles a month; other investigations say state contracts lift the true figure.
War correspondents and pro-war bloggers held 6% of the pool. Boris Rozhin (Colonelcassad) was the richest in that tier at about 2.6 million rubles a month, mostly from Teleprofil work for Channel One. Yevgeny Poddubny of VGTRK was near 1 million a month. The cohort average was under 500,000 rubles.
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Verstka’s rule of thumb matches the rest of the Russian state economy: pay rises with proximity to the Kremlin. The numbers are reconstructed from leaks, not from published accounts.
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which satanism do we engage in today /uhg/, fantasizing about killing children yet?
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Roscosmos Director General Dmitry Bakanov said humanity will colonize the Moon and then Mars, and that people now alive should see the first stays with “a certain infrastructure” on the lunar surface.
“There will be colonies 100%. First on the Moon, then on Mars,” he told Kremlin-pool journalist Alexander Yunashev. He cast the Moon as a backup “if something happens on Earth” — natural or man-made — and said that option does not exist without space. He added that present technology does not yet support full colonies and that he had discussed crewed flights with NASA’s Jared Isaacman at Baikonur in July.
The comments sit on a program that has slipped for a decade. Luna-25, Russia’s first lunar shot in 47 years, hit the surface and was lost in August 2023. RAS Vice President Sergei Chernyshev said in April the next flight, Luna-26, had moved from 2027 to 2028; later landers and a sample-return sit in the early-to-mid 2030s. A RAS outline runs to 2060.
Officials still advertise a lunar nuclear plant by 2036. Roscosmos has a contract with NPO Lavochkin; Rosatom and the Kurchatov Institute are named on a first module of about 10 kilowatts. Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov told President Vladimir Putin in 2025 that Russia intended to be first. A Phobos sample craft after 2030 and nuclear-propelled tugs after 2036 remain paper missions.
Elon Musk wrote in February that SpaceX had turned first to a “self-growing city” on the Moon, which he said might take under 10 years against more than 20 for Mars, while still aiming to start a Mars city in five to seven years.
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>>541553669
lmao all those plans and in reality we wont see a human colony outside Earth for another hundreds of years
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>>541552868
i wish the zigger casualties were comparable to WW2
but at least we're getting closer and closer to lower WW1 estimates
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A second month of gasoline queues has nudged a sliver of Russian buyers toward diesel and anything that is not petrol, Autostat said, without creating a diesel boom the stock can meet.
Diesel is 6% of a 47.7 million passenger-car fleet — 2.86 million vehicles, mostly old Western metal. After those brands left, diesel was under 2% of new sales. In July and early August the new-car share ticked to 1.7% from 1.4% in the first half. Used diesel rose to 6.3% from 5.9%. Autostat’s Sergei Tselikov called it a fuel-mix story: gasoline, especially on-spec grades, is short again; diesel is “almost everywhere.” The Fuel Union told Alexander Novak the same, and asked that the diesel export ban due to expire Sept. 1 be kept.
Dealers say inquiries multiplied. Supply did not. Local factories barely build diesel cars (0.3% of models). Chinese brands send pickups. Parallel import is BMW X5 and X7, Prado, other large engines that hit a steep recycling levy above 2 litres. A Haval dealer said the last H5 diesels, including 2024 stock, cleared in six weeks. A reseller said a 2008 Golf diesel that sat at 600,000 rubles from April drew an auction in mid-August. On the used lot the volume diesel crossover is still the Renault Duster. Avto.ru put August used-diesel demand 33% above June and the average ask at 3.2 million rubles.
Fresh sub-2-litre diesels from Europe are being booked through Belarus to dodge the levy. Otherwise the choice is a new luxury diesel from 10 million rubles or a 10-year-old car from 500,000 to 3 million.
The same squeeze lifted used electrics. Autostat counted 3,646 used battery cars first-registered in July, nearly three times July 2025 and above the previous peak of 2,191 in October 2025. The Leaf was a third of that month. Plug-in hybrids on the used market were up 38% year on year. On the new-car side, electrics and plug-in hybrids were about 12% in July, Autostat said, against 8% in May.
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>I'd sacrifice the entirety of Ukraine for just one more dead russnigger

t. goreturd
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Lukoil? More like Leakoil amirite?? LOL
LMAO!
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Primorsky Krai has told residents to expect patchy mobile and fixed-line service, and to carry cash, while the Eastern Economic Forum sits on Russky Island from Sept. 1 to 4.
The regional digital ministry said short drops in 3G/4G and poorer voice or data are possible near the Far Eastern Federal University campus and on the roads into it, not across the whole territory. It called the steps security measures for guests. Organizers have said President Vladimir Putin will attend.
A wider envelope runs from Aug. 30. Novik, Ayaks and Paris bays and a strip under the De Vries–Sedanka bridge close to all but forum, rescue and medical boats from Aug. 31. Airspace in a 250 km ring around Vladivostok is restricted Sept. 1–4; scheduled airliners and security flights are meant to keep flying. Motorcade routes lose non-emergency roadworks. Oversize and hazardous loads need a pass onto Russky. The campus itself is closed to anyone without a pass. Hunting in the adjoining districts waits until the forum ends.
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Germany is emerging as a magnet for international defence contractors as Berlin’s post-2022 rearmament drive turns the country into one of Europe’s main industrial hubs for weapons and military technology.
After the Second World War, Allied restrictions on German aviation pushed many aircraft engineers into the car industry and helped build a world-class auto sector. The largest war in Europe in eight decades — Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, now in its fifth year — is having a comparable effect on defence.
Companies from Europe and beyond have opened offices in Germany over the past year, the Financial Times reported this week, including Norway’s Kongsberg, Finland’s satellite-intelligence firm Iceye and South Korea’s Hanwha Aerospace. Rheinmetall, Europe’s largest defence manufacturer, has struck partnerships with Destinus, a Netherlands-based strike-systems firm founded by Mikhail Kokorich; with South Korea’s LIG Defense & Aerospace on air defence; and with U.S. satellite-imagery company Vantor on spatial intelligence.
Australia’s Electro Optic Systems, which makes high-precision lasers usable against drones and in space applications, says it intends to move its headquarters from Canberra to Europe. Chief executive Andreas Schwer told the FT that Germany and the Netherlands were likely options because “all the significant future budget increases in defence will happen in Europe, because of geopolitics.”
Germany cut defence spending after the Cold War to around 1 percent of GDP and suspended conscription in 2011. Russia’s invasion, the need to rebuild the Bundeswehr and continued military aid to Ukraine reversed that course. Chancellor Friedrich Merz, who took office after last year’s election, exempted defence from the constitutional debt brake and pledged to make the Bundeswehr the strongest conventional army in Europe.
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When is this going to end?
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The scale of that pipeline, and Berlin’s preference for work localised in Germany rather than off-the-shelf foreign buys, is drawing manufacturers that want both Bundeswehr orders and a production base for the rest of Europe.
Rheinmetall and Destinus agreed in April to form Rheinmetall Destinus Strike Systems, with Rheinmetall holding 51 percent, to manufacture cruise missiles in Germany. The venture’s priority programme is the Ruta Block 3, a container-launched missile with a range of more than 2,000 km. Initial German assembly and first deliveries from Rheinmetall’s Unterlüß site are planned before the end of 2026, adding to Destinus’s existing production in the Netherlands. Kokorich, who founded Dauria Aerospace, Russia’s first private space company, renounced Russian citizenship in 2024. Destinus also supplies drones to Ukraine and is pitching cheaper European missiles as a substitute for scarce, costly Western systems on which Europe still depends heavily on the United States.
Iceye is already producing for the German state: a Rheinmetall–Iceye joint venture won a synthetic-aperture-radar satellite contract worth about €1.7–1.9 billion in December 2025.
“Everyone wants a piece of the pie,” said Nils Lange of Rasmussen Global, which advises foreign firms entering the German market. Germany, he said, has become attractive not only as a customer for the Bundeswehr but as a defence-industrial centre for the rest of Europe.
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intredasting..
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>>541554095
Based Tochni autism
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>>541553654
Which part ot TZD, do you not understand tranny?
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feels
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>>541552943
>Holy Russia

What an oxymoron. The concept are so clearly anthemic to each other, sounds gnarly and nasty. I admit I admire the brevity and almost poetry behind such a vulgar image
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King of norway died
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Ukrainian officials say Western parts are fading from Russia’s Geran attack drones, the local name for Iran’s Shahed, while Chinese components are adding speed, navigation and terminal-attack capability, the Wall Street Journal reported this week.
In an early-July strike on Kyiv that killed at least 30 people, Russia mixed ballistic and cruise missiles with one-way drones fitted with turbojet engines instead of propellers. Officials who examined wreckage said the jets fly at about 500 km/h, roughly three times the speed of the older piston Geran-2. Ukraine has intercepted around 90 percent of those slower drones with guns, helicopters and cheap interceptor aircraft. The jet models often outrun that layer and are being engaged with fighters, surface-to-air missiles and, as of this month, Ukraine’s first jet interceptors.
Overall intercept rates slipped in July as jet variants became more common. STEM analyst Agil Rustamzade said use of the jet-powered Geran-4 Seeker had risen about eightfold from some 180 last year to more than 1,400 since the start of 2026.
Kyiv identified the new engines as products of Telefly Telecommunications Equipment, a Shenzhen firm founded in 2010 that mainly sells computer and communications hardware and a sideline of micro-turbojets. After Ukraine named the company, the engine catalogue vanished from its English-language website but remained in Chinese. Ukraine’s military intelligence says Russia now depends entirely on Chinese turbojets for the Geran-4 and Geran-5, at $35,000–$40,000 apiece, and is building about 3,000 jet Gerans a month.
“For a long time the focus for making the Shahed was about getting Western parts,” Kerri Bitsoff, a former U.S. Treasury official, told the Journal. That emphasis shifted as Chinese factories took over the supply of engines, servomotors and gyroscopes. Teardowns still find American, European and East Asian chips, but the Chinese share is rising.
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>>541553249
Kyrill is KGB like Putin
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Where's your gas at? (Where's your gas at?)
At, at, at, at, at, at, at, at (Where's your gas at?)
(At, at, at, at, at, at, at, at)
Where's your gas at? (Where's your gas at?)
At, at, at, at, at, at, at, at (Where's your gas at?)
(At, at, at, at, at, at, at, at)

Don’t let the engine stall on you
You burn what you’ve got, when the tank runs through
Don’t let the engine stall on you
You burn what you’ve got, when the tank runs through
Don’t let the engine stall on you
You import Indian oil, that much is true
Don’t let the engine stall on you
You turn the world away from you
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>>541554277
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Col. Oleksandr Zaruba of Ukraine’s State Research Institute said Gerans increasingly carry Chinese parts and new fittings that can threaten aircraft and helicopters. Some recovered airframes have been fitted with missiles resembling anti-aircraft weapons; Zaruba said at least one such round was inert and likely meant to deter intercepting planes. Ukraine’s defence intelligence has separately documented Gerans carrying live R-60 air-to-air missiles and Verba man-portable systems.
Iran developed one-way attack drones after 1979, moving from reconnaissance in the 1980s to suicide airframes. A 2008 U.S. cable recorded Iran obtaining German Limbach L 550 E engines through intermediaries. A Chinese company began distributing those engines in 2012 and bought the German maker in 2017. Iran then fielded its own Limbach-derived engine through the Revolutionary Guard-linked firm Mado. Ukraine later said a 2022 arrangement tied to Mado supplied Russia with more than 13,000 Shaheds and production equipment for $324 million. Russia now builds the type at scale in Tatarstan.
The Telegraph reported this month that Russia has built or expanded at least 10 bases along the approaches to Ukraine and Belarus, with dozens of launch rails for long-range Geran-4 and Geran-5 drones. Seven of the sites have already been used against Kyiv. The Geran-5’s assessed range of about 1,000 km covers Ukraine from those pads. China says it controls dual-use exports. Telefly and officials in Beijing, Moscow and Tehran did not comment to the Journal.
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>>541554269
>King of norway died
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/clykn5p5172o
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>>541552464
They must be...vampires!
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>>541554095
AMK is ready
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>>541553914
Either monke gives up willingly, or ziggers will buckle from too much broomings and do it for him. Biggest issue here is how monke doesn't have any idea about how badly he screwed up. Under normal circumstances, the russia would capitulate ages ago to minimise the losses. There's simply no reason to destroy and balkanize whole the russia over Dobwabwe. For some reason, monke stays weirdly optimistic and naive about this whole war.
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F
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how are shills gonna cope with the fact that ziggers are about to lose another 150km^2 of Donetsk?
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>>541554321
An old person... d-died?
Imposuburru!
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>>541553914
Pypa will try and escalate - maybe some sugar in a commie block, or little green pidors in the baltics. He'll overplay his hand thinking he got Trump in his pocket, and Xi's cock up his ass. France and Britain drag the rest of HATO into commiting to a no-fly-zone over Eastern Ukraine/Belarus/Balts. FSB glowpetukhs throw Pypa out of a window and appoint some nobody stooge as the new Tsar. New guy throws all the blame on Pypa and his boyars.
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>>541554890
Lost a lot of old people this week. Tim curry, Dolly parton.
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>>541554774
that must be some alternative nafo reality you're living in
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>>541555070
Optimus Prime/Ramrod too.
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>>541555103
so denial
gotchu



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