>>543197372

When will the uraine stop coping?

>>543197372
>CIA warns of a hohol false flag attack against Spain, France or Italy
ftfy

>>543197372
>CIA warns of a Russian drone attack against Spain, France or Italy
Do you niggers really believe this shit

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A fire broke out at a Starlink ground station in Wola Kruszyńska, Poland, and firefighters are investigating it as a potential arson.

The fire caused damage to electrical infrastructure and a generator. Security agencies are investigating the incident.

The Minister of Digital Affairs stated that this incident could be part of a hybrid war.

>>543197396
>>543197451
Lol

>>CIA warns of a hohol false flag attack against Spain, France or Italy
ftfy
>CIA
Shit, must be the joos
Are reasdy to die for the kikes my dear Eurofaggot brethern?

It speaks volumes of zigger military might that most NATO countries WANT ziggers to FAFO.

BREAKING: Denmark's military intelligence service can no longer rule out a Russian invasion of a NATO country, says Danish Defence Intelligence Service (FE) Chief Thomas Ahrenkiel

Russia is expected to further escalate its hybrid war against NATO and the West in the coming months.

Danish Defence Intelligence Service (FE) Chief Thomas Ahrenkiel warns Russia could carry out false flag operations using Ukrainian-made drones to attack a NATO country.

Russia is already conducting concrete planning targeting Danish defence companies. "We expect increased intensity, and that it will become more serious and cause more damage"

Danish Defence Minister Jeppe Bruus says Russia's offensive will not move Denmark's or NATO's support for Ukraine a single centimetre. "Russia is under pressure and is not reaching its goals. That is also why they are going after those who support Ukraine. It just shows how pressured they really are"

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TZD

TWNBYB

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>KLÄFF KLÄFF!

>>543197372
>Russian drone attack against Spain, France or Italy
Nothing of value would be lost.

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>How it started

I don't think the warning is in the same category, but it reminded me of
>We know where they are. They're in the area around Tikrit and Baghdad and east, west, south....

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>How it's going

>>543197471
>Starlink ground station
Wat?

>>543197372
>>CIA warns of a Russian drone attack against Spain, France or Italy
Would be kino if their drone hit some spanish commie stronghold

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>be Russian
>get arrested

>>543197372
Based zigger bake Pidor

Lmao all the (((uhg))) posters left are glowniggers or actual jews. Every actual anon here is laughing at this general.

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Russia’s Economy Ministry has named eight large state holdings whose units may be moved in part from Moscow to the regions, Economic Development Minister Maxim Reshetnikov said on Wednesday at President Vladimir Putin’s meeting with government members.
The list is Russian Railways, Aeroflot, Russian Post, Transneft, Rosseti, Rosneft, Inter RAO and Zarubezhneft. The ministry reviewed about 500 companies with state participation and selected eight holdings that account for about 250 organisations in Moscow and 270,000 jobs there, Reshetnikov said.
Not all of those jobs are managerial, he said. The groups also have units that provide services, including at Aeroflot, Russian Railways and Rosseti.
Reshetnikov said the aim was higher efficiency through lower costs, arguing that pay, rent and office upkeep are cheaper outside the capital and that regions would gain jobs, growth points and tax revenue. He said many firms have already shifted accounting, IT, legal and other back-office work out of Moscow.
He said Inter RAO had placed personnel services and call centres in the Ivanovo, Saratov and Oryol regions and Zarubezhneft had opened a holding service centre in the Samara region. Russian Post had moved more than 1,000 staff from its IT company to Tatarstan and planned about 2,000 more. Russian Railways intended to place up to 2,000 employees in an innovation cluster in the Vladimir region. Transneft planned to move about 1,000 staff to the regions.

>>543197396

When will your father stop enjoying the company of large negro men?

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dead "dead general" general status?

>>543197832
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Putin has pressed the relocation of large state companies from Moscow since at least June. At Wednesday’s meeting he asked how the existing process stood. Reshetnikov described partial moves of functions and jobs, not wholesale transfers of headquarters, and said defence-industry firms were kept off the list.
Separately, Denys Shtilerman, chief designer at Ukrainian defence firm Fire Point, said in interviews in June and July that Ukraine could begin ballistic-missile tests or strikes against Russian territory, including Moscow, this autumn. Fire Point CEO Iryna Terekh said on Sept. 10 that the company’s FP-9 missile, which the firm says has a range of up to about 850 km, was in flight tests and that a full-range trial inside Ukraine was impractical, so the next stage might be use against targets in Russia.

>>543197742
>>543197732
>>543197711
Yes very organic, doesnt matter russchwein will die and alongside their muslim pets. Hey cheer up zigger, TZD is non negotiable

>>543197507
Lmao, sure thing Pvt. Patel.

>>543197859
>organic
>(((uhg)))
Lol

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The Bank of Russia will shortly issue new guidance telling banks to scrutinize the origin of clients’ cash more closely, the head of its financial-monitoring and currency-control service, Bogdan Shablya, said on Wednesday.
The note will cover deposits into accounts and foreign-exchange conversion for both individuals and companies, Shablya told the International Banking Forum of the Association of Russian Banks. Shadow businesses use cash to bypass controls, he said, and the main risk is that banks are used to legalize cash of unidentified origin.
Cash in circulation has risen by about 2.5 trillion rubles since the start of 2026, according to central-bank data cited with the remarks. Operational figures used in the same reporting put the outflow from the banking system at about 450 billion rubles in June, 620 billion in July, 434 billion in August and more than 380 billion in the three weeks to Sept. 22. The central bank’s published series showed cash in circulation up 643.4 billion rubles in July.
The regulator already issued recommendations on May 20 telling banks to watch large or frequent cash deposits. Those flags included individuals paying in at least 5 million rubles within 30 days, or making at least 10 deposits of 100,000 rubles or more, in patterns then linked to a high share of cash inflows and rapid transfers abroad; and firms or individual entrepreneurs paying in 30 million rubles or more in 30 days where that sum significantly exceeded recent turnover.

Yes, we are all demoralized, tea fishnchipsington from birmingham oblast. Now fuck off and shit up /k/, brown attention whore.

>>543197918
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Shablya said those steps were not enough. Sources of cash of unidentified origin were often markets and illegal crypto exchangers, he said. He called on banks to check the origin of funds in substance, not as a formality.
Besides the new recommendations, he said the central bank was preparing amendments to anti-money-laundering law 115-FZ. Criminal liability for laundering is set out in the Criminal Code, not in 115-FZ itself.
CBR Governor Elvira Nabiullina, speaking at the same forum, said cash demand had increased but cash still accounted for about 15% of the money supply, down from about 20% in 2021.

>>543197798
Get the fuck out of my country you filthy nigger.

>>543197952
You're indian. I'm not in your country, Pvt Patel.

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Russia’s output of coke and refined petroleum products fell 17.8% year on year in August and 1.9% from July, a third straight month of declines near 20%, Rosstat said.
The August drop was a touch milder than July’s 19.3% and June’s 21.7%, which was the steepest year-on-year fall in at least two decades. Over January–August the combined index was down 10.3%, from a 9.2% decline after seven months.
Rosstat’s consumer-price monitor put gasoline up 21.1% and diesel up 14.7% from the end of 2025 by Sept. 21. Russia has banned gasoline and diesel exports, allowed imports with tax relief, and permitted sale of Euro-2 and Euro-3 gasoline. Queues at filling stations have persisted. The received account said late-August gasoline output covered only 70% of domestic demand; that share was not confirmed in Rosstat’s industrial release.
The International Energy Agency said on Sept. 17 that Ukrainian drones hit a Russian refinery on average once every three days in the first eight months of 2026. Of 32 major plants, only five had not been struck by late August, all in eastern Siberia or the Far East, 3,500–6,500 km from the Ukrainian border. Kpler has described operations as a cycle of strikes and repairs that lengthens downtime.

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: Danish defence minister Thomas Ahrenkiel has received credible intelligence Russia will massively increase its hybrid attacks on Europe in the coming months and escalate:

-Potential Limited incursion with military forces into a small section of NATO territory under guise of protecting Russian ethnic minorities to divide the alliance.

-Use of long range weaponry to attack NATO territory such as long range drones and missiles.

-Increased use of sabotage on critical infrastructure by Russia intelligence services.

>>543197992
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The IEA said Ukraine was hitting both primary distillation units and secondary units that lift the yield and quality of gasoline, jet fuel and diesel. Minor damage to a crude unit can be repaired in one or two weeks; serious damage to more complex secondary units can take six to eight months, it said. It does not expect a marked recovery in Russian product output this year and has cut its throughput forecast to about 4 million barrels a day for the rest of 2026.
Reuters industry sources said Gazprom Neft’s Moscow refinery stopped crude processing from Sept. 20 after fires on both primary units following a drone attack. Those sources estimated repairs in weeks. The IEA had earlier said June damage at the same plant could keep it offline into early 2027.
Industrial production was unchanged in January–August from a year earlier and down 0.6% in August, Rosstat said. Coke and petroleum products were among the larger drags in the August print.

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Russia will not pause its war in Ukraine for talks in any format, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told the UN Security Council on Wednesday, hours after meeting US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
“Taught by bitter experience, we will not, for the period of negotiations in any format, pause the special military operation,” Lavrov said, according to TASS. He said Europe wanted that pause so it could restock what he called the Kyiv government’s depleted arsenals, and he accused Ukraine of using “openly terrorist methods.” He also said Moscow was ready for talks on what it terms a just and durable peace.
Rubio, speaking after the New York meeting on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, said both Russia and Ukraine had shown interest in a limited ceasefire covering grain and energy infrastructure. He said such a deal would not end the war and would not be easy, because strikes on energy targets are central to both sides’ campaigns.
Rubio said the United States had invited President Vladimir Putin to the Group of 20 summit in Miami on Dec. 14–15 and hoped he would accept. He said a new Trump–Putin meeting had not been discussed with Lavrov.
More than 50 UN member states and the European Union, in a joint statement released before the Security Council session, said Ukraine had agreed in March 2025 to a full, immediate and unconditional ceasefire and called on Russia to do the same. “Ukraine wants peace. Russia must stop its aggression, agree to a ceasefire and engage substantively in negotiations for a comprehensive, just and lasting peace,” the text said, as quoted by Ukraine’s foreign ministry. The United States did not sign.

>>543197987
Muhammed is in hell alongside his whores he fucked in life and his retarded offspring too. Deny the quoran and its pedo warlord

The CIA has warned Poland about possible Russian hybrid threats, including risk to undersea telecommunications cables used by international banking, journalists at Newsweek’s Polish edition said on Wednesday.
Dominika Długosz and Mariusz Gierszewski, citing information they said they had obtained, reported that the warning went beyond hybrid activity and border provocations to a possible banking-system incident. “The Russians have mapped very well all the cables that are also used by the international banking system and run between Europe and America,” Gierszewski said on the outlet’s podcast.
Długosz said the lines in question include transatlantic routes, Baltic cables between Scandinavia and Poland, and links between Britain and continental Europe. Gierszewski said Washington had advised Poland to prepare its banks and that interbank payments worth $10 trillion a day move over such cables. Newsweek did not publish a CIA document, and the agency has not commented publicly on the report.
Bloomberg reported in August that the CIA had warned European governments, including in Poland and the Baltics, of possible Russian hybrid operations that could include infrastructure sabotage or false-flag activity. One official told the agency Moscow might only be creating the appearance of an attack. The CIA declined to comment then.
In April, UK Defence Secretary John Healey said an Akula-class submarine and two Russian deep-sea research submarines had operated for more than a month near cables and pipelines in and around British waters. He said British and allied forces tracked them, the boats left, and there was no evidence of damage. Russia’s embassy denied the charge.

>>543198055
His (former) Lyman forces might welcome a pause though KEK

>>543198059
Sure. Fuck muhammed and the qoran. All muslims are shitskin retards (like you).

Now what, shill?

>>543198100
To the last Russian and monke wills it.

>>543197994
>Potential Limited incursion with military forces into a small section of NATO territory under guise of protecting Russian ethnic minorities to divide the alliance.
They should but not for the reasons they want, the civilized world must know that every russian that doesnt spit on his "great leader" is a fifth column faggot.

>>543198114
Do us a favour and kill yourself to restore your izzat

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>>543197735
the station is operated by state-owned telecommunications operator Exatel, which provides internet security and internet access, including to Ukraine. He noted that disruptions at such facilities could affect the provision of internet services and the operation of various systems, including ATMs.

The ground station in Wola-Krobowska, together with a similar facility near Kaunas, Lithuania, provides internet access to a significant part of Central and Eastern Europe.

President Volodymyr Zelensky told the UN General Assembly on Wednesday that Ukraine would hit Russian energy infrastructure this winter if Russia kept attacking Ukraine’s power and heating systems.
“No Russian official ever imagined that ‘General Winter,’ which for centuries fought on Russia’s side, would one day switch sides and support those defending themselves from Russia. We will make that happen this winter if Russia continues to target our energy system and our heating,” he said.
Ukrainians knew the winter could be “very harsh,” he said, and Kyiv would then “have no choice but to make it painful for Russia too.” He called for de-escalation steps before winter.
Zelensky said Russian forces had lost 248,964 killed and badly wounded from January through August and had taken just over 1,000 square kilometres of Ukrainian land, a significant part of which Ukraine had already retaken. He called Vladimir Putin “patient zero,” said he wanted Odessa, Kharkiv, Dnipro and other cities, and said he must be stopped.
President Donald Trump said on Sept. 14 that both sides had agreed not to strike energy targets, after urging Zelensky to stop hitting Russian refineries. Zelensky said the same day that Ukraine would pause such strikes if partners guaranteed that Russia would stop hitting Ukraine’s electricity system, other energy sites, critical infrastructure and food routes. He said Ukraine was not convinced Moscow would honour an agreement.
The Financial Times, citing people familiar with Kremlin thinking, reported that Putin did not want an energy halt before winter, calculating that strikes on Ukraine’s grid in the cold months would increase pressure on Kyiv.

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>>543197451
no human with a brain does, but eglin general will keep trying

>>543198139
>you're a muslim!
>no you're a jeet!
I see the JIDF playbook is still the same inconsistent mess.

>>543198153
every time Ukraine comes up with some weird plan against Russia, it succeeds to achieve about 5-10% of the desired results, and then Russia copies that plan and uses it against Ukraine with aproximately 200% more damage than Ukraine envisioned for Russia

it's time for zelensky to go to prison

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A European Commission spokesperson said it is for Russian citizens to decide whether they have a government that supports the war in Ukraine, and that those feeling the war’s effects have the means to act against it at home.
Arianna Podestà was answering a question from the Polish public broadcaster’s Russian-language service Vot Tak about criticism from Yulia Navalnaya, widow of opposition politician Alexei Navalny. Navalnaya had attacked the EU’s decision to drop sanctions on billionaires Alisher Usmanov and Mikhail Fridman and had pointed to the difficulties anti-war Russians face obtaining legal status in the bloc.
“It depends on Russian citizens themselves whether they will have a government that supports this war or not,” Podestà said. “Therefore, if Russian citizens are feeling the consequences of this war, they have the opportunity inside the country to take action against it.”
EU member states on Sept. 22 removed Usmanov and Fridman from the Russia sanctions list and extended restrictions on nearly 3,000 other listed individuals and entities for three years. Reuters said the delistings followed pressure from France and Luxembourg. Latvia, the last holdout, abstained.
Bloomberg reported that President Vladimir Putin has for years told oligarchs that personal sanctions are their problem, not his. People familiar with the matter told the news service that Usmanov’s ties to leaders in the Caucasus and Central Asia proved decisive, and that Fridman’s removal surprised even Fridman.

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>>543197372
> >CIA warns of a Russian drone attack against Spain, France or Italy

This is so retarded on every level. If they attack France, even Putin's favourite cocksucker Marine Le Pen would have to denounce it, you can't false flag this shit.

>>543198233
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On Sept. 23, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev pardoned French citizen Martin Ryan, who had been serving a 10-year sentence for espionage. The pardon came a day after Usmanov left the EU list. Euronews said the release may have formed part of a Paris–Baku understanding tied to the delisting. France denies any such bargain and has called the pardon a humanitarian gesture.
Luxembourg had insisted Fridman be removed as well. Fridman has a $15.8 billion arbitration claim against the Grand Duchy and Luxembourg argued that delisting Usmanov alone would weaken its position in that case.

>>543198240
>This is so retarded on every level.

Do you remember how people thought the same about 2022?

>>543198215
Russia is losing though.

>>543198215
Everytime Ukraine comes up with a good plan, "the west" worries about Putin being sad.

>>543197994
Prereqs for 1+2 aren't there yet. They need much more mass to hold any new territory in a separate front. All new troops that sign contracts w MoD are sent on one way tickets to Ukraine. There's no evidence yet that they're building new units that are simply idling and waiting for a new front. And they're actually scaling down long range drone production in favour of glide bombs per UA general staff and air force numbers. I suppose that one could argue, without evidence, that they're still producing the same amount of drones but sending less to Ukraine and stockpiling the difference.

3 is ongoing however. To paraphrase Cromwell, put your trust in your country's glowies and keep your powder dry.

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>>543197924
Get in
We're going drone-foddering

>>543198271
>Russia is losing though.
what exactly is Russia losing?
>>543198282
>Everytime Ukraine comes up with a good plan
lmao

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A Russian ballistic missile strike on the Ukrainian capital overnight into Thursday killed two people and injured at least eight, city and emergency officials said.
Mayor Vitali Klitschko said Russian forces again used ballistic munitions. One of the dead was found in a parking lot beside a maternity hospital in the Podilskyi district, where debris fell and cars caught fire. Officials said the hospital’s façade and windows were damaged and that no patients or staff inside were hurt. Two of the injured were in serious condition.
The State Emergency Service said eight Kyiv residents were wounded in the night’s attack. Hits were also recorded in the Solomianskyi and Dniprovskyi districts. Warehouses burned in Solomianskyi and three people there were taken to hospital. In Dniprovskyi an administrative building and residential buildings were damaged and a private house was destroyed. A one-storey non-residential building in Podilskyi also caught fire. Rescuers searched wreckage for people trapped under debris.
The strike came a few hours after the UN General Assembly session in New York, where President Volodymyr Zelensky had spoken. Writing on Telegram, Zelensky said the missiles arrived as he met members of Congress to discuss the late Senator Lindsey Graham’s Russia sanctions law and further pressure on Moscow. He said the main targets were civilian sites — housing, medical facilities, energy and logistics — and that people were trapped in one building.

>>543198325
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Russian forces have struck Kyiv with missiles and drones for at least four consecutive days. A drone attack on Wednesday killed two people and injured 45, according to final figures from Klitschko and the Kyiv city prosecutor’s office. Sites hit that day included a warehouse and a plant belonging to Darnitsa, one of Ukraine’s largest pharmaceutical companies.
A separate Russian strike on a farm in the Kharkiv region on Thursday killed six workers and injured 12, prosecutors said, bringing the nationwide death toll from the day’s attacks to eight.

>>543197451
No. We need to hear Russia deny it before accepting is as truth.

>>543198271
>>543198282
Kek, the actual state of glownigger posts.

>gypsy faggot spamming on 5 vpns
This has convinced me that pozzian pidoration is strong and winning.

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The CIA has shared with European governments intelligence that Russia may be preparing to launch Gerbera drones from shadow-fleet merchant ships in the Mediterranean against a southern European target, the Spanish newspaper El Mundo reported, citing unnamed officials.
A source close to Lithuania’s Defence Ministry, speaking on condition of anonymity, told the paper the drones would be hidden in cargo containers and fired from the sea. “That is not difficult at all,” the source said.
El Mundo said Spain, France and Italy had been warned that Moscow was preparing a possible operation against one of them. Neither the CIA nor those three governments had publicly confirmed the report as of Thursday. An Italian account said Rome was unaware of any such alert.
The paper identified the likely system as the Gerbera, a small Russian UAV weighing up to 18 kg with a published top speed of about 160 km/h. El Mundo put its maximum range at 600 km — enough, on the paper’s map, to reach much of Spain, southern France and almost all of Italy from Mediterranean waters, and in theory Madrid, Lyon or Rome within hours. Other technical estimates put the unarmed range closer to 300 km; a warhead, when fitted, is typically about 5 kg. A ship could carry several of the drones. Launch requires only a small catapult, which sources said is simpler than firing a Shahed or Geran.

>>543198385
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Keir Giles, a British analyst of the Russian military, said such strikes could be meant to close airports, start fires, reconnoitre military sites or show that Russia can hit Europe’s rear. The Lithuanian source said Moscow wanted to give the impression it had “its own Spiderweb,” a reference to Ukraine’s truck-launched drone attacks on Russian strategic bombers.
El Mundo said the CIA material reached Lithuania and other capitals after CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s unannounced visit to Moscow on Aug. 25. The Wall Street Journal and Politico reported that Ratcliffe used that trip to warn Russia against attacks or provocations against NATO.

>>543198200
Post time stamped hand with passport.

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>1 actual hohol ITT and he is schizopphrenic ergo likely jewish

A burst heating main left about 8,000 people in 100 buildings without heat and hot water in Arkhangelsk, a week after the heating season began.
The city said the break near Obvodny Canal Avenue and Severodvinskaya Street was reported at 17:15 on Sept. 23. Hot water flooded the street. Emergency crews and traffic police attended.
Nikolai Khudyakov, the city’s deputy head for municipal services, said coolant would be cooled and pumped out by 23:00, after which crews would isolate and re-feed the section. Full heat was due in 61 buildings by 3 a.m. Thursday. Another 39 buildings, with 3,000 residents, would stay on reduced reverse feed. TGK-2 was to start repairing the ruptured pipe on Thursday morning, with supply to all consumers scheduled by the end of the working day on Sept. 24.
Residents still reported cold radiators at some addresses on Thursday morning. One wrote that the city had gone without hot water all summer and that this was already the second rupture before September was over. Daytime temperature was about 11°C; the overnight low was forecast near 8°C.
In southern Yakutia, a fire on Sept. 22 at Neryungrinskaya GRES, the area’s main power station, cut heat to Neryungri and nearby settlements while night temperatures fell to about −4°C. Electricity continued via the grid. District officials said on Thursday morning that heat had still not been restored to the network.

>>543198312
>what exactly is Russia losing?
The war and its economy.

>>543198312
>what exactly is Russia losing?
A snow-nigger country. They have tens of thousands of Indians in Moscow now. Prior to that, kazakhstan, mongolia, and now, in siberia, we can safely assume chinks moving across the border.
100k males per week are fleeing.
1k+ males are injured or dead per day.

>>543198362
Not an argument.

> schizopphrenic

the absolute state lmao

>>543198362
Russia lost. Trump lost. You lost.

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>>543197372
congratulations on your elections!

>>543198385
>>543198395
>Lithuanian source said
nigger, we don't have a foreign intelligence of a degree that would outmatch bigger countries in Europe.
Most of our intel is made up on the spot for political optics.

I'd take US or French intelligence far more seriously than this slop

>>543198398
No thanks, Pvt Patel. You'll have to dox me the old fashioned way.

>>543198439
>The war and its economy.
You've been saying that for 5 years now.
5 more to go?

>>543198442
>They have tens of thousands of Indians in Moscow now
we have tens of thousands of indians in Vilnius

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>gypsy faggot confirms it's him back for the day shift
Did you get banned on /k/ again?

>>543198475
And you know this how? Hm? I assume you have some sort of insider knowledge? Don't be shy.

>>543198497
>nothing is cumulative
stop drinking from the airconditioner.

>>543198295
Danish PM isn't talking about full scale war here like with Ukraine. Pootin intends to send a couple hundred troops without insignia to occupy 1 or 2 border villages in baltics.

>>543198525
your brainrot is definitely cumulative

>>543198546
not an argument, young lady.

>>543198497
We're entering year 6 and Russia is losing ground on Lyman and other fronts. Additionally, they had to stop Diesel exports due to Ukraine nuking their oil production and refinement.

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>>543198184
>Xaxaxxaxa wectoid CIA lying as usua-ACKKKK

>>543198519
>And you know this how? Hm? I assume you have some sort of insider knowledge? Don't be shy.
My insider knowledge is that I live in a country of less than 3 million people. By some accounts could even be less than 2 million.

Even Wales has more people than we do. And that shit is absolute farmland.

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>>543198497
You've been saying Ukraine would be defeated in two more weeks for 5 years. You retards got no room to talk.

Baltic States belong to Russia.

>>543198563
>not an argument, young lady.
you don't even know what an argument is, trans boy

>>543198580
Gotcha, so nothing.

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real oldfag /pol/core hours

>>543197372
TzD

>>543198267
You're conflating different things, 2022 did not threaten anyone in safe EU countries, people could conveniently dismiss Ukraine's invasion as a historical conflict between ex-USSR states and such. Russia thought they'd get Ukraine at the cost of some western sanctions that would be eased after a few years and a swift assimilation of Ukraine.

But attacking France now ? It would be completely retarded, they have a stack of Putin shill lining up for the Presidency, why ruin it by triggering nation in peril mechanisms and rethoric ?

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>>543198566
>We're entering year 6 and Russia is losing ground on Lyman and other fronts.
Like what? Where is Russia losing ground exactly?

All I see is Orkhiv getting fucked, along with northeast Kharkiv.
Southern Donbass also not looking great for Ukraine.

>>543198593
>changes IP
>AI 'meme'
>using not an arguement like it's 2016
Eglin boomer moment

>>543198622
Okay but think of it - they calculated that the campaign would take 10 days...like, actual two weeks, lmao. What gives you the idea that their strategic consequence calculus has changed?

>>543198480
>No thanks
No surprise there. Nigger confirmed.

>>543198622
The point is that Russia has run out of people it can attract with money and needs to do a huge mobilisation wave. In order to make that palpatable to the average Russian, it needs to create an outright war with NATO. Escalate to deescalate.

>>543198602
>Gotcha, so nothing.
No dude, of course nothing.
Lithuanian intelligence agencies are the cream of the crop. They're basically the equivalent of Jason Bourne and James Bond having a baby.
We would slaughter any CIA or Mi6 glownigger in a moment's notice. Even Mossad is terrified of us.

>>543198646
UA Live Map is the real one.

>>543198527
No, it won't be that easy. They need 2022-like mass to try and cross the defended border. The footprint of that mass will be impossible to hide.

>>543198670
Sure thing, Pvt Patel.
Whatever helps you cope.

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>2 more vpnspams and he'll get a new tranny gf (male)

>>543198659
>Joo!
>Joo!
>Jeet!
>Joo!
Get some new material, pidor

>>543198497
>You've been saying that for 5 years now.
it's been 4 years 7 months. today is day 1674 of the 3-day SMO. can't even count the war you're shilling for

>5 more to go?
nobody sane said "collapse by tuesday". it's a bleed:
>GDP: ~4% in 2023-24 -- +0.6% in H1 2026. Q1 was negative. the Q2 "rebound" was literally 3 extra working days
>civilian industry -3.2% y/y. investment -14% in Q1, worst since 2009
>deficit 5.8trn rubles Jan-Aug vs 3.8trn planned for the WHOLE YEAR. by July it had already beaten all of 2025
>oil&gas revenue -16.7% YTD. and that's WITH the Iran war gifting you $95 Urals in spring. August oil take: lowest since Feb
>so they tax the civilians instead. VAT 20 -- 22, corp tax 20 -- 25. "no tax hikes before 2030" lol
>NWF liquid: $113bn prewar --- $46.7bn
>petrostate banning its own gasoline AND diesel exports, legalizing Euro-2 swill again, importing gasoline from India and South Korea
>central bank stopped cutting this month because "war-related fuel disruptions" pushed inflation back up

and the best part
>5 more to go?
ISW ran the math: at your August pace (2.36 km2/day) you finish Donetsk oblast on October 2, 2032
Putin has set 15+ deadlines for Donetsk since 2022. hit rate: zero
so no, 5 more years isn't enough. you need 6. for ONE oblast. while the refineries burn
take your time dumbass, every month of it comes out of your pocket, not mine

>>543198692
>UA Live Map is the real one.
lmao of course it is
wink

>>543198718
They tell you to get new material, but they never call you wrong.

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>>543198055
Here in brussels nobody is celebrating. I just came out of a gay orgy in the geyropean parliament where we decided to hand over eastern europe to MIGHTY RUSSIA.
We will also be paying reparations in the form of toilets, domestic appliances, cucumbers and boipucci. The latter will be used strictly for disciplinary purposes. Russia is the grandpa of europe and all geyropean petukhs must display buttocks for punishment.
Hopefully this will stop Gerasimov's T-14 Armata Ghost Brigade on its way to lissabon.

>>543198738
You're losing so hard you're even making up fake maps, Russnigger.

>>543198646
>All I see is Orkhiv getting fucked, along with northeast Kharkiv.
Neither of these things are happening.

>>543198739
Ok, you're wrong.

>>543198726
>ISW ran the math
more like ran its mouth
lmao

there is nothing left in Donetsk oblast aside from Slovyansk and Kramatorsk, which are a combined fortress made of 2 cities.

Everything else is potato fields, but I guess ISW does not know how farming works, so no wonder they write fanfiction and sell it as analysis

>>543198666
Come on, hindsight is 20/20, when they invaded the genuine reaction of most people was that Ukraine was likely fucked, their army in 2014 was complete dogshit and they had improved, but were untested. It's a combination of Russians underestimating their opponent and botching key operations like Hostomel, Zelensky surprisingly not fleeing the country and being steadfast, and very fierce resistance by the AFU.

In 2022 nobody expected Zelensky of all fucking people to become the Churchill of the 21st century kek

Thanks for the news posts though, as always

>>543198768
He's chugging antifreeze, in antifreeze realm these things are happening.

>>543198697
For an invasion yeah, but thats not what they are talking about.

>>543198763
>You're losing so hard you're even making up fake maps, Russnigger.
I'm not making any maps, I just use whats available.

Lets remember it took UA maps and DeepstateUA aproximately 5 to 6 months to acknowledge the loss of Pokrovsk

>>543198776
About what?

Bros i'm on that map. Maybe i shouldn't have posted those monke memes.

>>543198780
Mala Tokmachka status?

>>543198705
Nigger

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>muh gains
Yeah, 2 more weeks of map painting and you'll be in berlin. And then there will be a parade and a ball.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8sIejH4vgA

>>543198780
Amazing. So your argument is
>we can burn every white Russian we have
>for utterly annihilated grounds
>and in 6 years if they ever quit, we'll have bomb filled ruined soils to take over with Pakistanis.
Good thinking. Your future is very sharp, sa'ar.

>>543198823
Keep coping m8

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>pook pook banana pokpokpok

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>>543198768
>Neither of these things are happening.
plug your ears, hide under your bed, repeat after me
>Neither of these things are happening
>Neither of these things are happening
>Neither of these things are happening
>Neither of these things are happening
>Neither of these things are happening
>I want my mommy

>>543198835
No, you're a jeet. You aren't black, Patel.

>>543198846
>m8
are you bong or germ?
or is that the new iphone model?

>>543198885
Now say that with a reflection in front of you.

>>543198935
>Now say that with a reflection in front of you.
I don't need to since you're saying it 24/7 for me anyway

>plug your ears, hide under your bed, repeat after me
You've spam here because /k/ enforces its rules and bans your gay nigger threads on the spot, fucking snowflake.

>>543197372
>>CIA warns of a Russian drone attack against Spain, France or Italy
you niggers are really drinking the cia coolaid?

>>543198780
>more like ran its mouth
9 lines of your own MinFin, Rosstat and CBR numbers and you picked the one line you thought you could call western propaganda. economy uncontested, noted

>nothing left in Donetsk oblast aside from Slovyansk and Kramatorsk
you forgot Druzhkivka and Kostiantynivka. you've been storming Kostiantynivka since Oct 2025 and still don't hold it

>Everything else is potato fields
funny you mention the potato fields. ever heard of Operation Vivaldi?
>3rd Army Corps north of Lyman: 125 km2 of your "potato fields" back under Ukrainian control. official number, the conservative one
>independent OSINT: 150-240 km2
>your whole army across the ENTIRE front, infiltrations included: ~122 km2 in July, ~124 in August (ISW)
one Ukrainian corps undid one to two months of your entire war effort
>ISW: your plan to encircle the fortress belt is now unviable
>a kremlin milblogger publicly agreed with them
the "fanfiction" is so accurate your own Z-bloggers are citing it

you want farming? a big combine running 24/7 clears roughly 1-1.6 km2 a day. your Donetsk push in August: 2.36/day
the second army of the world advancing at the speed of two combine harvesters, and now the harvest is going in reverse

that 2032 date was the GENEROUS version. it assumes you only ever go forward. Lyman just showed you don't

>>543198672
Sure, but it'd be fucking retarded to attack France when in 2027 the new president is likely to leave NATO, cut of all aid to Ukraine, and sabotage the EU. Attack Spain or Italy, sure, still kind of retarded, but they're non-nuclear powers with no power projection and little diplomatic weight in the EU. Maybe Monke will do it, he's proven to be retarded enough

>>543198919
Is "m8" being a shortcut "mate" not known to you, Sanjeet?

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>>543198786
Unfortunately rusha has never been good at anything albeit lying so will throw their population at problems which have no backbone so will never resist on smaller nations knowing they will likely capitulate

>>543198885
There is ZERO evidence of your northern claims. It is completely fabricated.
The orikhiv assault WAS happening due to Russia successfully jamming Ukrainian drones. It took them a week to sort that and the offensive was stopped dead with the attention of some airborne troops still stationed on the region from the stepnohirsk recapture operation.
Your maps are just made up nonsense.

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>>543198966
Fren, most of them here are glowniggers. They made that coolaid. Picrel is (((uhg))) in 2026.

Russia’s Prosecutor General’s Office has asked a court to seize Izhevsk radio-maker JSC Uralskiye Zavody and LLC Ebisu for the state, CNews reported, citing Moscow Commercial Court filings.
The companies design and build radios and other communications gear for the security services. A hearing is listed for Oct. 9. The court has already frozen the movable and immovable property of both firms and of 12 individuals, plus stakes in the Uralskiye Zavody financial-industrial group, its management companies, Uralskiye Radiostantsii, the Sarapul Electrical Generator Plant, design bureau SEGZ-Elektromash and related securities. Dealings in the assets are barred. The plants are to keep running.
Uralskiye Zavody previously sat inside FPG Uralskiye Zavody, which is among the defendants. Court papers say the group began splitting and selling the factory’s shares in 2023. Two hundred and fifty shares went to former director Vasil Musin, later charged with embezzling almost 400 million rubles on radio deliveries to the Interior Ministry and the National Guard. Another 120 went to defendant Veronika Shurygina and were later resold to Tatyana Ushakova, Veronika Nudko, current general director Oleg Lipatov and Lyubov Kuzmina. Prosecutors want those deals voided and the stock placed with the federal property agency. They also challenge the sale of Ebisu stakes to Shurygina, relatives and others.
Kommersant and RIA, citing the same filing, said the civil claim also alleges unlawful foreign control of strategic assets, including by Moldovan national Andrei Perepelitsa, without required notifications.
Musin’s criminal case opened in Izhevsk’s Oktyabrsky court in late August. Investigators say that from 2015 to 2023 the company, with wanted beneficiary Vitaly Shurygin, supplied about 6,500 Erika radios built from Chinese parts rather than the Russian components required under the contracts. State damage is put at 383.2 million rubles. Musin denies the charge.

>>543198995
Don't be rude, he's their most literate shill, an pidor family will have to go hungry this winter to pay for his salary

>>543198967
>Druzhkivka
getting wiped out daily by bombs
>Kostiantynivka
under Russian control, if not, lets see Zelensky's traditional selfies there. Oh wait
>one Ukrainian corps undid one to two months of your entire war effort
amazing, what's preventing them from winning the war or reaching 1991 borders?
Lack of media coverage?
>you want farming? a big combine running 24/7 clears roughly 1-1.6 km2 a day. your Donetsk push in August: 2.36/day
>the second army of the world advancing at the speed of two combine harvesters, and now the harvest is going in reverse
more quenching about optics, give it a rest
>that 2032 date was the GENEROUS version. it assumes you only ever go forward. Lyman just showed you don't
What happened to Kursk?

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PUTIN DEAD!

do you mourn?
do you celebrate?

>gypsy faggot replies to his own posts
>calls others delusional

>>543198995
>Is "m8" being a shortcut "mate" not known to you, Sanjeet?
imagine being this retarded

>>543199029
>There is ZERO evidence of your northern claims. It is completely fabricated.
not an argument

>>543198395
Seems like a great reason to ban pidor ships from European waters.

>>543199082
>PUTIN DEAD!
>do you mourn?
>do you celebrate?
I lauf because its /uhg/ fanfiction that always comes with bits of comedy

>>543197372
>>CIA warns of a Russian drone attack against Spain, France or Italy

why is russia such fucking horrible country. They are literally asking for it, one day we will all kick their ass and they will be begging for forgiveness for being such murderous assholes. fuck russia, get your shit together

>>543198568
>>543198966
>>543199041
They know more about what's happening in Russia than Russia does. Absolutely intelligencemogged.

>>543199082
Depends how his clogs got popped. If he was painfully tortured and kicked in the nuts by every Ukrainian who suffered during this war then I celebrate. If it was a quick painless death then I mourn.

>>543199082
Celebrate like you wouldn't believe.

t. Eastern Ukrainian

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>imagine being this retarded

>>543199080
>more quenching about optics
*kvetching, anon. quenching is what your firefighters have been doing at refineries all summer
and km2/day isn't optics, it's a tape measure. if it's just optics, move. the combines are waiting

>Kostiantynivka: under Russian control
Putin announced it captured on July 3. 83 days later your army ran 30 assaults on the Kostiantynivka axis in ONE day (Sep 23). you don't keep storming a city you already own
>lets see Zelensky's traditional selfies
funny you call it a tradition. Gerasimov "fully captured" Kupiansk on 20 Nov 2025. Zelensky filmed himself at the city sign on 12 Dec. the tradition exists because your generals keep capturing cities on PowerPoint

>Druzhkivka getting wiped out daily by bombs
Kharkiv has been bombed for 4.5 years. still Ukrainian. bombs don't plant flags

>what's preventing them from winning the war or reaching 1991 borders?
nice goalpost move, we started at "what is Russia losing"
same thing preventing you from taking the oblast you "annexed" 4 years ago next Wednesday: attacking into drones is suicide for everyone. difference is Ukraine only has to not lose. you went in for Kyiv

>What happened to Kursk?
it got squeezed out. salients do that. same thing that just happened to your Lyman salient
difference: it took the second army of the world 8.5 months and a North Korean contingent to clear its OWN oblast

>>543199151
wtf am i looking at, are those your tootsies?

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>wtf am i looking at, are those your tootsies?

yep, it's romanigger.

>>543199112
>not an argument

>Zero evidence is not an argument.....
How fucking retarded are you?

>>543199029
like there was ZERO evidence russia will attack ukraine and russia even said they will NEVER attack ukraine

get the fuck out of here you stupid, russians only attack others and lie about everything

>>543197372
My Ukrainian friend was saying the other day that he thinks the best case scenario is Ukraine is annexed by Russia, but becomes an autonomous territory like Hong Kong. That way Ukraine can keep its own language and culture and continue to handle internal affairs, without having to worry about foreign policy or any more wars. Russia will handle all of that and provide protection as well. Apparently, this is actually a growing sentiment in Ukraine.

>>543199163
>Putin announced it captured on July 3. 83 days later your army ran 30 assaults on the Kostiantynivka axis in ONE day (Sep 23). you don't keep storming a city you already own
Russians are STILL regularly shelling the town center.
Not something you do when you have control.

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>>543199135
>russia will attack you goy. better go to war with them ok?

>>543199243
Your Ukrainian friend? Albert Einstein!

>>543199226
Not entirely sure what you are trying to say?

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>firing on all banans
Just beg for feet/dick pics or kwetch at /k/ as you normally do, gypsy faggot.

>>543199163
>Putin announced it captured on July 3. 83 days later your army ran 30 assaults on the Kostiantynivka axis in ONE day (Sep 23). you don't keep storming a city you already own
I don't see any of those assaults on any maps
>funny you call it a tradition. Gerasimov "fully captured" Kupiansk on 20 Nov 2025. Zelensky filmed himself at the city sign on 12 Dec. the tradition exists because your generals keep capturing cities on PowerPoint
where is Zelensky? In Kostiantynivka?
I don't think so! lmao
>Kharkiv has been bombed for 4.5 years.
now that's made up shit if I ever seen any.
Can you give me a number on how many bombs?
>nice goalpost move, we started at "what is Russia losing"
>same thing preventing you from taking the oblast you "annexed"
there isn't really any goalpost moving, if you take into consideration you were telling everyone that Ukraine conquered Kursk.
Whereas in reality they just briefly controlled a town called Sudzha

.... which in turn resulted in them not only getting kicked out, but losing all the Ukrainian towns located close to Sudzha border.

Now you come back with this "Lyman" copium, as though this isn't a much smaller version of the Sudzha failure for Zelensky.

Your entire logic comes down to:
>Russia isn't winning because it control Ukraine too slowly
and
>Russia is losing because 1% of economy is having problems

it's pure schizophrenia mixed with russophrenia

Russia’s Transport Ministry has drafted an extra port levy of 20.07 rubles on each tonne of export cargo to finish the nuclear icebreakers Leningrad and Stalingrad.
The charge would run for 10 years to Dec. 31, 2036, and is meant to raise 207.6 billion rubles. The ministry says that would cut the escort tariff on the new ships from 52 million rubles a day to 16 million. Twenty-seven companies that run Russian-flag ships on export trades would pay. Collection would start on Jan. 1, 2027, according to the draft.
Papers attached to the text say the fifth and sixth Project 22220 icebreakers and a nuclear-service vessel, fully budget-funded at 143 billion rubles in 2022, now cost 225.6 billion. Leningrad is due in 2028 and Stalingrad in 2030. The same levy would also pay for two 7 MW rescue ships, which the ministry says will be needed if Northern Sea Route traffic rises. It argues shipowners would not face a sharp jump in costs.
The Association of Commercial Seaports put 2025 seaborne exports at 696.6 million tonnes. At the proposed rate that volume would yield about 14 billion rubles a year.
Mikhail Burmistrov of Infoline-Analytica told Kommersant that 20 rubles a tonne looked heavy for exporters as recently as June. A weaker ruble and higher commodity prices now make the figure “more adequate,” he said, but a ten-year charge would still be “a certain challenge.”

>>543199205
sorry m8 not an argument

>>543199243
Thank you John from Ohio Oblast for your testimony

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>it's pure schizophrenia mixed with russophrenia

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>>543199305
>what is Russia losing
Velyka Novosilka
Huliaipole is next. next stop after that is Tokmak
>inb4 proofs
you'll see :)

>>543197372
>>543199348
>>543199307
>>543199305
>>543199285
>>543199275
>>543199195

Does it suck knowing you have to put uhg back in the title again?

Dont be such cowards next time. No more hiding.

>>543198295
A shift in priorities ≠ a rejection of capability. The switch to glide bombs (KABs) may be a tactical adaptation — they are cheaper and more effective against fortified areas — rather than a rejection of strategic strikes. Russia has already demonstrated an ability to rapidly restructure production.

Do chuggies still believe Russia is 2 weeks away from taking Lyman?

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>>543199384
lmao
like in gud ol' 2023

>>543199305
>I don't see any of those assaults on any maps
anon. maps show who CONTROLS what, not who attacked what. a failed assault leaves no mark on a control map. 30 assaults, zero map change. that's the whole point
"I don't see it so it doesn't exist" is also how your MoD has counted its own dead since September 2022

>where is Zelensky? In Kostiantynivka?
you're the one claiming capture since July 3. burden's on you. where's YOUR flag video from the city council?

>Can you give me a number on how many bombs?
sure. Kharkiv mayor: 728 attacks on the city in 2025 alone. 41 dead, 973 wounded. April 2025: 136 attacks in one month. 4,700+ apartment blocks damaged since 2022
"made up shit" lmao

>you were telling everyone that Ukraine conquered Kursk
nobody in this thread said that. I literally said it got squeezed out
>they just briefly controlled a town called Sudzha
UA claimed 1,294 km2 and 100 settlements at peak, 594 POWs in 3 weeks. held Sudzha 7 months. "a town"
>this isn't a much smaller version of the Sudzha failure
Sudzha was Ukraine inside Russia. Lyman is Ukraine taking back Ukraine. the salient that got squeezed out this time was YOURS

>Russia isn't winning because it control Ukraine too slowly
close. Russia isn't winning because it pays record casualties for km2 it can't even hold, and the invoice lands in the budget.

>Russia is losing because 1% of economy is having problems
which 1%?
>GDP: 100% of the economy by definition. Q1 negative, H1 +0.6%
>key rate: price of every loan in the country. 14%
>VAT: tax on every purchase in the country. hiked to 22%
>federal budget: the state itself. 5.8trn hole vs 3.8trn planned for the whole year
>oil&gas: over a third of the budget before the war, a fifth now, still falling
calling the entire macro dashboard "1%" because you don't like the numbers isn't an argument

>>543197994
I'm going to laugh so hard when Russia invades the Baltics and Eurosissies don't do shit

>>543199348
>It's pure
>mixed with
Lern to English better, fren.

>>543198966
>Russia would never do something aggressive and stupid!

Oh and (another) trannyfucker was sent as reinforcements. Winning bigly. No worry in mosqueow.

>>543199412
Daily reminder that European leaders cant go a full week without reminding their people they will have to die fighting Russia.

Sounds like Russia is already far past lyman. whatever the fuck that is.

A fire at a Starlink ground station south of Warsaw on Wednesday night is being treated as possible sabotage, Poland’s deputy prime minister said, while investigators have not established who set it or whether it was an electrical fault.
Krzysztof Gawkowski, who also holds the digital-affairs portfolio, said the blaze took out a power cabinet and a generator at a site run by state telecom Exatel. The station carries internet traffic through Poland, including for Ukraine. “This act of sabotage was deliberately designed to disable the station,” he told Polish television, adding that various agencies, including Ukraine’s military, use the link. He said the system was working again on Thursday.
Firefighters in Grójec district were called at 21:07. Three units found the housing of a power box on fire. They finished at 03:19. No one was hurt. District prosecutors opened a case. First findings point either to arson at the switchgear or to a short circuit. Police, the Internal Security Agency and the police investigations bureau were notified.
Gawkowski said Russia’s involvement had not been shown, but that “many signs” fit what he called a new Russian attack doctrine and an element of hybrid war, language Prime Minister Donald Tusk has used. Moscow has previously denied carrying out sabotage in Poland.
On Wednesday morning a Russian Mi-8 helicopter crossed from Kaliningrad into Polish airspace north of Braniewo for 42 seconds and to a depth of about 300 metres, the Polish Operational Command said. Fighters were scrambled. The command said the flight looked like another test of Polish air defences. Russia had not commented in initial reports.

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>>543199324
Here's an argument. The ACTUAL situation in the north. Based on ACTUAL video evidence.
Not fanciful russian cope claims.

>>543199416
as I said, you'll see soon :)

>>543199486
> Sounds like Russia is already far past lyman
Yeah, in opposite direction

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Daily reminder that you're a trannyfucking degenerate. Go ask your gypsy colleague for something from his blacked porn collection.

>>543199481
>reinforcements

a slight breeze bends you over a table. what is this talk about "reinforcements?"

I guess someone already has you guys on high alert. Was there another false flag attempt by the rat king? Or is this about ukraine having no electricity again?

>>543199412
They think Russians control as far west as Svyatohirs'k.......

>>543199163
Get a real job you pathetic faggot shill.
Everyone knows you are paid to be here and use chat gpt for your responses.

You are a sick fuck trying to start WW3 for welfare benifits.

Russia’s Finance Ministry has sent the government a 2027–29 budget package that would raise tax on household investment income, levy a windfall charge on metals, fertilizer and gold producers, and apply full-rate VAT to foreign online shopping.
The cabinet was due to review the draft on Thursday. The measures are proposals, not law.
Passive income — deposit interest, dividends, securities and digital-rights trades, property sales, and some insurance and gift receipts — would move into the main personal-income-tax scale of 13 to 22 percent, from a separate 13–15 percent band. The ministry says about 4 million people would be affected. Deposits under 1 million rubles and incomes of people listed as participants in the Ukraine operation would stay exempt.
Selected non-ferrous metals and fertilizer companies would pay 30 percent on extra income tied to higher world prices; gold miners would pay 20 percent. The ministry pointed to a jump in commodity prices in 2025. Mining and fertilizer shares fell after the announcement.
VAT at 22 percent would apply at once to purchases from foreign webshops, dropping an earlier 2027–29 phase-in. A 100-ruble customs fee would be charged on personal parcels worth up to 200 euros.
Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said the package was meant to keep public finances stable. The ministry now puts this year’s federal deficit at 3 percent of GDP, or 6.9 trillion rubles, against a 1.6 percent plan. Next year’s draft deficit is 2 percent of GDP. Spending exceeded revenue by 5.8 trillion rubles in January–August.
Janis Kluge of the German Institute for International and Security Affairs said first-half outlays on the army and procurement were 10.7 trillion rubles, about 44 percent of all spending. Economist Dmitry Polevoy warned that further levies would hit firms whose profits are already falling.

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>a slight breeze bends you over a table. what is this talk about "reinforcements?"
When is your coming out scheduled, mearshy?

>>543199431
>anon. maps show who CONTROLS what, not who attacked what.
you clearly have very shitty maps then
my maps show every single event that occurs every day
>you're the one claiming capture since July 3. burden's on you. where's YOUR flag video from the city council?
Where's Ukraine's?
There's still niggers on this planet who think reddit-shitposting is how wars are won.
>sure. Kharkiv mayor: 728 attacks on the city in 2025 alone. 41 dead, 973 wounded. April 2025: 136 attacks in one month. 4,700+ apartment blocks damaged since 2022
"made up shit" lmao
yeah so basically nothing.
That many attacks happen across the front on a daily basis, not in a year.
>UA claimed 1,294 km2 and 100 settlements at peak, 594 POWs in 3 weeks. held Sudzha 7 months. "a town"
did that make Ukraine win and Russia lose?
>Sudzha was Ukraine inside Russia. Lyman is Ukraine taking back Ukraine. the salient that got squeezed out this time was YOURS
I don't hold any salients, nor do I own any land.
I don't understand this obsession of /uhg/ trannies to pin world events or world loot on some random dude on the internet. Really brainrot extravaganza
>close. Russia isn't winning because it pays record casualties for km2 it can't even hold, and the invoice lands in the budget.
so this means Russia ran out of money to produce missiles or something?
>GDP: 100% of the economy by definition. Q1 negative, H1 +0.6%
yeah so basically 1%
>key rate: price of every loan in the country. 14%
scary
>VAT: tax on every purchase in the country. hiked to 22%
VAT in Lithuania is 21%
>federal budget: the state itself. 5.8trn hole vs 3.8trn planned for the whole year
USA has a debt of $40 trillion at this point
>oil&gas: over a third of the budget before the war, a fifth now, still falling
you mean still selling

I don't know man, it seems to me like you're scraping the barrel at this point.
You think these digits are somehow going to make Ukraine win and Russia lose?

I laugh in your face

>>543199598
He already talked about fucking Filipino men. I think he's already out.

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>and jeetshittytimes too
TRIPLE BROWN

>>543199513
>The ACTUAL situation in the north
I like the flag that:
>a red flag is placed deep inside Ukrainian territory somehow
>your map is literally drawn by a 5year old

>>543199598
>reinforcements

I am here to witness the embarrassment known as the ukrainian information war. I am checking in on what catastrophic failure my tax dollars has bought me today.

>>543199524
>as I said, you'll see soon :)
in 5 years?

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Kursk status?

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>my tax dollars
Mearshy, it's been five years, everyone knows you're a pozzian pidor.

>>543199634
whoa there fruit cake.....

no one said you can stop spamming "the news."

get the fuck back to work. you arent alphabetizing video games anymore.

>>543199667
6 months max
you can screencap this

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>>543199710
I screencapped it, but I most likely will lose the image. Can you save it for me?
And once 6 months pass, can you post it as a new thread?

>>543199710
>>543199747
also can we add this to the screencap (in MS Paint)
>I promised this lithuanian that if Russia doesn't lose in 6 months I will eat shit and stream it

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>>543199628
okay sweetie, everyone on the alphabet rug. chunky pencils out

lesson 1: maps
>my maps show every single event that occurs every day
wonderful! then the 30 assaults from Sep 23 are on it. which map? show the class

lesson 2: flags
>Where's Ukraine's?
Ukraine doesn't need a flag video in a city it never left. the one claiming a change brings the photo

lesson 3: Kharkiv
first it was "made up shit", now it's "basically nothing". that's progress! 41 dead residents isn't nothing though. and yes, bombs fall along the whole front every day. none of them captured Kharkiv. that was the whole point about Druzhkivka

lesson 4: GDP
>yeah so basically 1%
no, sweetie. 0.6% is how much it GREW. GDP is the whole economy. two years ago it grew ~4%

lesson 5: gold stars
>VAT in Lithuania is 21%
correct! but the lesson was direction, not level. Putin promised no tax hikes before 2030, then raised VAT anyway
>USA has a debt of $40 trillion at this point
also correct! now the hard part: the US borrows from the whole planet at ~3.4% average. Russia is locked out of western markets and borrows at home off a 14% key rate. your ECB rate is 2-point-something. THAT's the scary part
>you mean still selling
yes! selling. at ~$59 for August taxes vs ~$95 in spring, and less of it by volume. selling less, for less

lesson 6: the big question
>You think these digits are somehow going to make Ukraine win and Russia lose?
digits don't win wars, sweetie. they tell you who can afford next year. your very first post asked "what exactly is Russia losing?" the digits are the answer
nobody said Russia can't make missiles. it can. it just pays for them with everything else

laughing is fine. counting is better

>>543199650
>a red flag is placed deep inside Ukrainian territory somehow
Yes. It's a standard operating procedure for russian commanders to send infiltrators to perform flag operations to enable map painting.
This is a well known and well documented strategy.
It does not mean the ground is taken. Most infiltrators surrender immediately or are killed or return to the actual front after the picture is taken.

An Armenian newspaper, citing unnamed Russian sources, said Moscow had told Yerevan that gas deliveries might not resume after 1 November unless the government met four political conditions.
Graparak reported that pumping is already stopped for scheduled repairs and that households are drawing on storage. Its sources said a large “accident” or force majeure could then be declared on Nov. 1. The paper listed the conditions as: drop talk about the Russian base in Gyumri and steps against Russian-owned firms such as the South Caucasus Railway and Gazprom; choose between the Eurasian Economic Union and the EU, either by repealing the European-integration law or by setting a referendum date; end cases against politicians Moscow calls pro-Russian; and name a deputy prime minister acceptable to the Kremlin.
Armenia’s infrastructure ministry did not comment. Neither government has confirmed a cutoff from Nov. 1.
Gazprom Armenia had already announced a pause in Russian pipeline gas from Sept. 15 to 25 for work on the North Caucasus–Transcaucasus line, saying stocks and extra Iranian supplies would cover demand.
In late May Russia officially warned that it could denounce a 2013 accord on duty-free gas, oil products and rough diamonds if Armenia stayed on an EU track. Gazprom supplied about 2.7 billion cubic metres to Armenia in 2025.
On Sept. 16 Security Council secretary Alen Simonyan said Yerevan would buy gas from Russia, Azerbaijan, Iran or Turkey if it was offered, and that price was not only measured in dollars. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has said Armenia will keep seeking alternatives.
Since May Russia has restricted a growing list of Armenian food and drink exports. Those limits tightened after the June 7 parliamentary election, which Pashinyan’s party won, and after Yerevan moved toward an EU application.

>>543199778
>US borrows from the whole planet
95% of our debt we owe to ourselves retard faggot shill

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>we
499

>>543199853
Read the sentence you quoted again shitskin

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>>543199853
>We

>>543197451
It would be incredibly retarded. But then again this is russia we are talking about.

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>>543199778
>wonderful! then the 30 assaults from Sep 23 are on it. which map? show the class
that's the point, it doesn't show those assaults. So I guess your map shows it since you claimed they happened.

Show the class!
>Ukraine doesn't need a flag video
because all Ukraine needs is copium posts on reddit, we know

>first it was "made up shit", now it's "basically nothing"
ye it's nothing, 400 glide bombs in a year is barely anything to make a dent in a city.
Refer to picrel to understand what is a frontline city that is being bombed.
Now show me images of Kharkiv. Or eat shit.

>no, sweetie
fuck off tranny, get off your estrogen pills
>0.6% is how much it GREW
yes so Russia is growing, thanks for proving my point.

>correct! but the lesson was direction, not level. Putin promised no tax hikes before 2030, then raised VAT anyway
oh no, a government raises taxes
totally something that never happened in any EU country ever
>also correct! now the hard part: the US borrows from the whole planet at ~3.4% average. Russia is locked out of western markets and borrows at home off a 14% key rate. your ECB rate is 2-point-something. THAT's the scary part
I'm absolutely terrified.
>yes! selling. at ~$59 for August taxes vs ~$95 in spring, and less of it by volume. selling less, for less
look at the economics expert, did you ever think of getting a nobel peace prize?

>sweetie
jesus christ i literally had chills on my skin, this is disgusting, the LGBT shit really took over Finland

>they tell you who can afford next year
it's probably Ukraine

>nobody said Russia can't make missiles. it can. it just pays for them with everything else
ok so basically nothing changes, and Ukraine will continue being erased from the world map
That's how I like it!

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>>543199853
oh look, a new student joined mid-lesson. hi sweetie, inside voice please
>95% of our debt we owe to ourselves
ok let's count together. chunky pencils out
>total US debt: ~$40T
>held by foreigners: ~$9.3T (Treasury TIC data)
>that's ~23% of the total, ~29% of what the public holds
so ~77% domestic, not 95. only 18 points off, good effort, no star this time
and the planet keeps lining up to lend: net $83.7bn of foreign inflows in July ALONE

>but "we owe it to ourselves"
great point sweetie! you know who else owes it to itself? Russia. almost all of it. because nobody in the west is allowed to lend to them
US average rate on its debt: ~3.4%
Russia's base rate: 14%
owing yourself was never the flex. the PRICE was the lesson. keep up

extra credit for the class: your Lithuanian classmate brought up the $40T as a gotcha. you just told him it doesn't matter
kek, group project isn't going well, is it anon

>>543199804
>Yes. It's a standard operating procedure for russian commanders to send infiltrators to perform flag operations to enable map painting.
or basically Russia controls that territory and UA maps cannot admit it because if they do they will lose funding from the west

solved

>>543198475
No, it's true. Agent Vytautas climbed the tallest tree in Lithuania and saw the drones with his very own eyes before they left for the Mediterranean.

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>>543197396
>When will the uraine stop coping?

>>543199307
>to finish the nuclear icebreakers Leningrad and Stalingrad
I love how patriotic Russia is. They name everything after their Tsars and famous Bolsheviks and give zero fucks about western kvetching.

>>543199870
>>543199905
>>543199920
Look at all the faggots from the nafo troon discord channel sticking up for each other. Whats it like spending 16 hours a day spewing kike propaganda?
The USA only owes maybe 2 trillion dollars out of our 40 trillion debt to other countries.

Romapidor, jeetshittytimes and mearshy walk into a bar. The bartender looks at them and says "Blue Oyster is two blocks down the road."

>>543199980
>No, it's true. Agent Vytautas climbed the tallest tree in Lithuania and saw the drones with his very own eyes before they left for the Mediterranean.
Agent Vytautas has a fat ass and can't climb trees without going to the ER.
I saw it myself. That's why he has Agent Agne (indian for "fire") to climb cocks in London (because she ran away from Lithuania long time ago) to send him links to reddit posts where Agent iLostMyMind69 informs her about the drone attacks, but insists on staying anonymous

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>>543199956
okay class, big feelings today. that's normal when learning something new. deep breaths, back on the rug

lesson 1: sources
>show the class!
of course sweetie! it's a report. UA General Staff, Sep 23, 22:00: 242 engagements, 30 assaults on the Kostiantynivka axis
but earlier you said
>my maps show every single event that occurs every day
and now it doesn't show them. which one is it? take your time

lesson 2: visual aids
thank you for picrel! it's going on the classroom wall. that's what a city looks like once Russia gets close enough to "liberate" it
Kharkiv doesn't look like that because Russia got pushed back from it in 2022. bombs alone don't take cities. that was the lesson
homework, since you asked: "Saltivka 2022", "Kharkiv Epicentr May 2024", "Kharkiv Freedom Square March 1 2022". mayor says a quarter of the city is destroyed

lesson 3: growing
>yes so Russia is growing
gold star! 0.6% in H1, down from ~4%, Q1 negative. a plant in a dark closet is technically growing too

lesson 4: taxes
>never happened in any EU country ever
true! but no EU country promised "no tax hikes until 2030" and then broke it to pay for a war

>nobel peace prize
the economics one isn't the peace one, sweetie. but thank you!

lesson 5: next year
>it's probably Ukraine
with help, yes! the EU's €90bn loan covers two-thirds of Ukraine's 2026-27 needs. Russia pays its own way: VAT, 14% rates, the NWF. who runs out first is the whole question

lesson 6: erasing
>Ukraine will continue being erased from the world map
let's count! ~80% of Ukraine left, ~480k km2. August pace: 3-4 km2/day. that's 330-450 years. erasing complete sometime between 2358 and 2480, not counting Lyman-style refunds
patience is a virtue

>>543199431
An unsuccessful assault leaves no trace on the map, but the absence of changes is compatible with a slow grinding advance. What is needed is data on loss ratios, not just on control.

>Sudzha was Ukraine inside Russia, while Lyman is Ukraine inside Ukraine.
True, but Sudzha was abandoned. That is the loss of a Ukrainian bridgehead, even if it was “inside Russia.” Kyiv officially confirmed the withdrawal.

And stagnation ≠ collapse. Russia can wage war in a stagnating economy for years.

>>543199976
>UA maps
That isn't UA maps. Is there anything else you'd like to be wrong about today? So far you are retaining your 100% record.

>>543200125
>okay class
are you a school teacher or something?
If so, you're a bit below university level understanding of economics.

>this single digit % means something in the grand scheme of things
I lauf

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>>543199646
interesting how ziggers suddenly come here to kvetch after the cia warning.

>>543200075
Bore off you boring fucking bore