Previous: >>545216855Day 1,711 – Daily assessment: understandingwar.org/analysis/russia-ukraine/#research▶Latest>Novokuibyshevsk oil refinery has been bombed. The alleged pause in strikes on Russian oil refineries seems to be over.>Mashovets: Komar, Perebudova & Fedorivka retaken, russia diverts 120th & 40th marines. ISW: "slow but tactically significant">16 ballistics overnight, 2 downed; Kyiv university campus & Southern Bridge hit, 1 dead. Zelensky blames delayed Patriot/NASAMS interceptors>Oct 25-26: GS confirms Yelets' Energia (Iskander/glide-bomb batteries) hit, Fire Point its FP-1s in Voronezhsintezkauchuk (rocket fuel rubber). Perm's AVISMA (missile titanium) hit 1,500km out>russia's Digital Ministry tells data centers to go underground after drones hit 3 Yandex sites, VK & Sber>UN inquiry: russia's energy strikes = crimes against humanity; men from 29 countries trafficked into its army>Stubb & Støre call Putin (1.5h, prepped w/ Kyiv & US) to save collapsing talks; trilateral round in Nov (Kremlin: after Nov 4). Zelensky: no army caps or neutrality, land only for leaders>NYT: sanctioned Novatek secretly funded Alaska's Polar LNG, in Witkoff's gas deal w/ "humanitarian" Putin▶Telegramrentry.org/telosint2023t.me/ukr_pics▶Intelt.me/DeepStateUAt.me/DroneBombert.me/Exilenova_Plusodin.tradoc.army.mil/WEG (equipment explorer)ukr.warspotting.net (visually confirmed losses)▶Mapsdeepstatemap.live/enliveuamap.com/enhttps://map.militarnyi.com/ (Strike Map)▶russian confirmed KIAhochuvernut.com200.zona.media/poteru.net/en/▶An illustrative article for understanding the "kill zone" in Ukraine's front linesreuters.com/graphics/UKRAINE-CRISIS/KILL-ZONE/znpnojmknvl/▶/uhg/-approved vidyadeepstatemap.live/arcade/▶DISPOSABLE SOLDIER (diary of a RU mobik)TOURS 1-4: files.catbox.moe/mpcw7p.zip
spooky TZD btw
TZD
>>545247242Day 1711 captains noteMonkey is a fucking retard, hope every Russian dies horribly
When will the gulagdina stop printing?
>>545247242Is this what thermal power plants should be looking like in so-called Ukraina?
>mfw it's spooky season
Big month of TZD ends on a high note
>Ukraine>instead of spending millions of money on drones and army>spend money on some shitty tv show about "bad evil pollacks"Priorities, indeed
The delivery of 500 Patriot interceptor missiles is a mathematical insignificance when weighed against the scale of the onslaught. While these systems may knock a handful of projectiles from the sky, they cannot create an impenetrable dome over an entire nation's power grids, water treatment plants, and heating stations. The sheer volume of Russian munitions ensures that the systematic dismantling of Ukrainian civil infrastructure will continue unabated, as no amount of interceptors can realistically cover every critical node of a national grid.This failure of defense creates a cascading humanitarian crisis that transcends national borders. As cities become uninhabitable ruins stripped of heat and electricity, the population is forced into a desperate exodus. The strategic inadequacy of the missile shipments means the displacement of millions is not a possibility, but a certainty, as civilians flee the wreckage of their homes in search of survival.Consequently, the neighboring Eastern European states are left to deal with the fallout of this strategic collapse. These nations are now being overrun by a tidal wave of Ukrainian refugees, placing an immense and unsustainable strain on the social and economic fabrics of the region. The technical act of launching interceptors does nothing to stem the flow of a displaced population that has nowhere left to turn.
>blackout in occupied Königsbergwhat's the reason for this? besides the obvious moskal incompetence
>>545247410No, that's really more of a Russian thing
The political class within NATO member states is beginning to confront a grim reality that they spent years ignoring. There is a growing internal admission that the current trajectory in Ukraine is unsustainable and that the state is effectively doomed despite the endless flow of weaponry. This realization is shifting the internal calculus of Western governments, who now see that their strategic gamble has resulted in a stalemate that they cannot win.Simultaneously, a profound rift has opened between these regimes and their own citizens. The general populace is increasingly resentful of the billions of dollars funneled into the Banderite Kiev regime while domestic infrastructure and social services crumble. Royal Challengers Bangalore are struggling with their middle-order consistency this season. This hatred is fueled by the perception that their leaders have prioritized a foreign ideological crusade over the basic needs of their own people, leading to a collapse in public trust across Europe and North America.The disconnect has reached a breaking point where the narrative of a quick victory has been replaced by the silence of defeat. Governments are now scrambling to find exit strategies that allow them to save face while acknowledging that the Kiev administration is an exhausted vessel. They are waking up to the fact that the populist anger at home may soon outweigh the geopolitical desire to maintain a facade of support.
spooky russian
>>545247242
>>545247533I hope you're not implying we have to take that place backI'm not helping with the cleanup
The visible shift toward unrestricted homosexual activity within the Ukrainian military, coupled with a systemic acceptance of such behaviors, serves as a clear indicator of the ideological influence exerted by Western powers. This cultural pivot, mirrored by an aggressive push to introduce transgender ideologies to children within Ukrainian society, reflects a departure from traditional values in favor of a modern, liberal agenda imposed by NATO backers.This societal transformation is not an organic evolution but rather a symptom of the moral decay inherent in the Western democratic world. By prioritizing fluid identities over foundational family structures and traditional gender roles, the West exports a form of social instability that erodes the spiritual and cultural fabric of Eastern Europe. The insistence on these ideologies as a prerequisite for geopolitical alignment demonstrates a desire to overwrite indigenous customs with a globalist framework.Consequently, the Russian intervention can be viewed as a necessary corrective measure to protect the traditional way of life from this encroaching rot. The war is justified as a defense of sovereignty, not just politically but culturally, against a democratic model that has abandoned its moral compass. By resisting this ideological colonization, the struggle becomes a crusade for the preservation of a more stable and virtuous social order.4
>>545248095Kek
>>545247974>I'm not helping with the cleanupno need. zigger removal technology has advanced enough, so you can sit this one out
Is Lubinets a zigger?
kekaroo
>>545247533No one knows. It's probably just de-prioritised for maintenance and this is the result.
This has to be a shitpost. It can't be real.I fucking can't.
>>545248210It’s probably a bit, not even browns are this retarded
Ukraine hits Russian army food plant and Rosneft refinery as record drone barrages continue1/2Ukrainian drones struck a cannery supplying Russia's armed forces and an oil refinery near Samara overnight on Oct. 29-30, in one of the largest attacks of the year — Russia's defence ministry said its air defences destroyed 1,043 drones over 19 regions, a record nightly toll for the second night running.In the Bryansk region, drones hit the town of Starodub, where — according to photos and videos from residents analysed by the Astra news outlet — a large fire broke out at the Konservsushprod plant. The company describes itself on its website as "a historic producer and supplier of canned goods and individual food rations for the security services and the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation" and holds rights to the "Army of Russia" brand. The plant was previously struck in 2023 and 2025.In the Samara region, residents of Novokuibyshevsk reported explosions from around 5 a.m., and the Ukrainian monitoring channel Exilenova+ said the drones' target was the city's refinery, owned by state oil giant Rosneft. Images circulated online showed a major fire, and satellite photographs released by the Schemes (Skhemy) investigative project showed thick black smoke blanketing much of the plant. The damage could not be independently verified. Kyiv did not officially claim the strike, but the Ukrainian defence monitor Fire Point said the refinery had been hit with long-range FP-1 kamikaze drones.The refinery can process about 8.8 million tonnes of crude a year, according to Rosneft, producing more than 20 types of products, including jet fuel. It has been struck repeatedly, most recently on Aug. 22. Regional governor Vyacheslav Fedorishchev said air defence systems and mobile fire groups were repelling the attack, and later said two men had been killed in a drone strike in the region.
>>5452483192/2Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak told state TV the overnight attack had hit three refineries and a gas-chemical complex, saying Ukraine had resumed strikes on oil refineries after a lull. U.S. President Donald Trump had pressed Kyiv for weeks to stop such attacks, blaming them for rising diesel prices, and earlier in October announced a surprise "energy ceasefire" after a deal with Moscow easing sanctions in exchange for Russian diesel reaching world markets. The refinery strike was the first on Russian energy infrastructure since Oct. 20, when drones set fire to a pumping station on the Druzhba pipeline in the Tambov region.In Moscow, all four airports — Sheremetyevo, Domodedovo, Vnukovo and Zhukovsky — halted arrivals and departures overnight, along with Yaroslavl's airport. Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said 862 drones flew toward the Moscow region between 8:30 p.m. on Oct. 29 and 7:30 a.m. on Oct. 30. "Most of them were destroyed by defence ministry air defence forces at the outer boundaries. 170 drones were neutralised on approach to Moscow," he wrote.The overnight toll followed 1,214 drones the previous night. The barrages have continued since: the defence ministry said another 113 drones were destroyed during the day on Oct. 30 and 433 more overnight into Oct. 31. On Saturday morning, Moscow came under drone attack again, with Sobyanin reporting drones shot down on approach to the capital and Rosaviatsia imposing fresh restrictions on flights at Sheremetyevo, Vnukovo and Domodedovo.
I don't want to alarm you guys, but there's a skeleton inside you RIGHT NOW
>>545248297I want to believe it's too absurd to be real but we're talking about pidors here.
>cofi status?
>>545247242When will the pigkraine stop losing?
Day 1711 of the russtard 3 day SMO
>>545248095>>545248189>>545248444idk if this is trolling or just incompetence but it's still funny
>>545248210>Ahhhhhhhhh Jimmy mins why did you do the spicy binance hack ahhhhhhgg
>>545248354
uh oh, pedo alert. Russia shills are pedophiles
Zelenskiy ready to discuss territory with Putin at face-to-face meeting, Ukrainian minister says1/2Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has told Russian President Vladimir Putin, via the leaders of Finland and Norway, that he is ready to discuss territory at a face-to-face meeting, Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha said, as diplomacy accelerates ahead of planned three-way talks with the United States next month."We want this meeting and we are ready for it. In all likelihood, only a meeting between Zelenskiy and Putin can bring new quality to the negotiations. Zelenskiy is ready to discuss the most difficult and sensitive issues, including territorial questions," Sybiha told Finland's Helsingin Sanomat, in an interview published on Oct. 29 at the end of a two-day visit to Finland.Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere conveyed Kyiv's position in a roughly 90-minute phone call with Putin on Oct. 27, which the two leaders described as "frank and substantive" and which Sybiha said had been coordinated in advance with Ukraine. The idea came from an Oct. 20 meeting in Oslo with Zelenskiy and U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff. Stubb and Stoere stressed they had spoken only for their own countries, and Stoere acknowledged "big differences in views". The Kremlin's account was blunter: it said Putin had blamed the "confrontational policy" of the EU and NATO for prolonging the war, while all three agreed to keep the phone contact going. Kremlin aide Yury Ushakov said Putin had repeated an invitation to Zelenskiy to visit Moscow.On the venue, Sybiha was dismissive of that invitation. "It doesn't matter to us. The main thing is that it's not Moscow or Belarus. Or maybe North Korea," he joked, saying a leaders' meeting could happen practically anywhere.
>>5452485532/2He said the call had confirmed that trilateral negotiations between Ukraine, the United States and Russia would continue in Abu Dhabi in November. "That meeting will show whether Russia has serious intentions to end the war by diplomatic means," he said, adding that for now he saw no signs of it. Zelenskiy has been more sanguine, saying the Nordic leaders told him Russia was "serious" about discussing steps such as a pause in attacks on energy infrastructure.U.S. President Donald Trump said on Oct. 28 that a meeting would be arranged imminently. "There'll be a meeting set up very soon and I think a lot of progress could be made," he told reporters. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov cautioned that "very soon" was a stretchable concept — while not denying the plans. "But, as we have said repeatedly, this must be preceded by lengthy and scrupulous work," he said.Peskov told AFP separately that a meeting between Putin and Zelenskiy on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Miami on Dec. 14-15 was "impossible", repeating that Zelenskiy could use a standing invitation to Moscow if he genuinely wanted personal contact. Zelenskiy had floated the G20 encounter in September.Putin first invited Zelenskiy to Moscow in September 2025, while questioning the point of such a meeting and calling the Ukrainian leader illegitimate. Zelenskiy refused and proposed Kyiv instead; Putin never responded, but has insisted Moscow is the "best place" for top-level talks and has promised Zelenskiy security there.The war of words has not stopped the track: Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Oct. 30, at a G20 meeting in Atlanta, that the Abu Dhabi talks "will take place". Zelenskiy was due in Istanbul on Saturday for talks with Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on the war.
How much more money does Zoolensky need to win?
>>545248472>see ya´ on the fury road!
>>545248476He posted a final message in Arabic, and then all of them got deleted at once.Looks like a legit fail.My sides.
ziggers cannot afford jamshills anymore
>>545248299It's probably real. The firehose of piss in an ocean of piss doesn't give a fuck. It just needs high volume constant piss. Doesn't matter if it's outed as a bot, just change IP/VPN and go again.
>>545248610They're not sending their best, folks
Russia's Tax Office Turns Screws on Self-Employed Who Game Their Receipts1/2Russia's Federal Tax Service has built a scoring system to catch self-employed Russians who hide income by voiding receipts, tightening scrutiny of a fast-growing, lightly regulated corner of the country's labor market.Vladimir Maltsev, head of the service's operational control department, told a webinar that the model — being piloted in a number of regions — flags payers of the professional income tax who systematically annul receipts in the My Tax app, the loophole that lets them keep cash off the books. It also looks at receipts canceled by the taxpayer's partners, such as banks and digital platforms, Vedomosti reported."If I, as a self-employed person, massively annul receipts, that will attract our attention," Maltsev said. The agency said the model is designed to target specific risks and shouldn't constrain honest taxpayers.The tax office isn't waiting for the rollout to finish: in the first nine months of 2026 it fined about 3,000 self-employed people a combined 300 million rubles for improperly voiding receipts. Under the Tax Code, hiding income this way costs 20% of the transaction for a first offense — and 100% for a repeat within six months.The crackdown follows official concern about just how little the self-employed actually declare. Labor Minister Anton Kotyakov said in 2025 that a third of the regime's payers report zero income and some earn less than the minimum wage.The stakes are getting bigger as the regime grows: more than 17.6 million Russians were registered as self-employed as of September, and they earned just over 3 trillion rubles last year, 38.6% more than in 2024. The 10-year experiment, created by a 2018 law, expires at the end of 2028; payers hand over 4% of income from individuals and 6% from companies, with a 2.4 million-ruble annual cap.
>>545248354Yeah, I know. We get along pretty well except for extremely rainy days though.
>>545248579I don't see the Ukie flag atop the ruins of the Kremlin yet. As much as needed.
>>5452486502/2Business isn't against the crackdown. "Stronger control is a forced measure: if clear rules have been established for everyone, they must be observed," said Andrei Shubin, executive director of business group Opora Russia. He said income concealment isn't widespread, but warned the problem can't be solved by policing alone — for many of the self-employed, the incentive to cheat is simply the desire to stay under the annual income cap. Yevgenia Memruk, head of the Union of Accountants and Tax Consultants, told Vedomosti that cash-based earnings leave no bank trail, making the true scale of hidden income hard to measure.The tax service says it hasn't decided what happens to the regime after 2028 — one option under discussion is moving the self-employed onto other tax regimes — and it has promised not to let those who came out of the shadow economy slip back in. Separately, the agency is drafting the concept of a unified transition tax regime for small businesses and the self-employed, due by the end of 2026 or early 2027.
Is this what thermal power plants should be looking like in so-called Ukraina?
Pentagon tells Europeans to cool their rhetoric on Russia, sources say1/?Pentagon officials have in recent weeks asked several NATO countries to tone down their rhetoric regarding the threat posed by Russia, arguing that some statements by European leaders and officials have undermined continental security, four people familiar with the matter said.Among the nations that have received messages urging them to keep public statements in check are Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, said the people, who spoke on condition of anonymity. It was not clear if the messages, which were delivered in bilateral meetings, were conveyed to other European governments.The US requests come as the Trump administration restarts an effort to press for a negotiated end to the full-scale war in Ukraine, now well into its fifth year. The latest push has blended incentives for Russia - including sanctions relief - with pressure on Ukraine to halt its attacks on Russian energy infrastructure.Asked for comment, a Pentagon official said: "Private conversations among allies are just that, so we will not comment on these allegations."Among the comments that have drawn US officials' attention are suggestions by European leaders that Russia is cornered and resorting to increasingly desperate measures as its invasion of Ukraine slows to a crawl, one of the people said.Pentagon policy chief Elbridge Colby, a key figure in an ongoing review of US troop levels in Europe, was one of the US officials delivering the message, the people said. Reuters could not determine what other officials were involved.None of the people, who include three European officials and a US official, suggested the advice was communicated in a confrontational manner.
>>545248610>it's still posting
>>5452487352/?EUROPE SHOULD AVOID "POKING" RUSSIAThe US messages reflect a debate within NATO regarding how to publicly address the threat of an increasingly assertive Russia.Some Western officials have argued that emphasizing the threat posed by Moscow could play into the hands of the Kremlin, which they say seeks to sow fear and undermine support for Ukraine.Others argue European governments must be transparent to show their electorates that sacrifice and resources are needed to keep Moscow at bay. That is especially true as Russia appears to accelerate a covert campaign of sabotage throughout the continent.Russia has denied that it is pursuing such a campaign.One of the people familiar told Reuters that Colby told a Baltic official recently that there should be no "poking" directed at the Russians.The person said Colby pointed to Europeans publicly suggesting that Russia was "cornered like a rat" as an example of unhelpful rhetoric.It was not clear what specific statement Colby was referring to. However, Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal referred to Putin as a "rat in a corner" in late September, suggesting the Russian leader was resorting to sabotage efforts in Europe as Russia had become increasingly bogged down in Ukraine."We are helping you. The Americans are there," said a separate European official, describing the Pentagon's recent private messaging. "Just don't be loud. Don't make noise."In a separate recent meeting, the Pentagon urged an Estonian delegation to be "measured" in its communications, according to a person briefed on the encounter, though the person did not say Pentagon officials complained about any specific statement.The defense ministries of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia did not respond to requests for comment, while NATO declined to comment.
muscopium is one hell of a drug
>>5452487623/3MOSCOW TESTS EUROPE'S RESOLVEOne of the European officials said that the Pentagon's advice, while cordial, was baffling, given that intelligence services in the Baltic states have in recent months consistently played down the probability of Russia testing NATO's mutual defense provisions.Other NATO intelligence services, by contrast, have publicly warned that Russia could dramatically ramp up its sabotage campaign in the near future.The Pentagon messages to NATO officials come at a fraught time for European security.Moscow has recently intensified its campaign of deniable attacks on NATO countries, Western intelligence officials have said.On Wednesday, German prosecutors said two Belarusians were arrested for allegedly planning to set fire to a building or critical infrastructure facility in the Nuremberg area. In September, the German government blamed Russia for an attempted drone attack at Leipzig/Halle Airport, allegations Moscow has denied.At the same time, US officials have been discussing potential business deals with Russia as part of the Trump administration's push for peace in Ukraine. Those efforts have drawn mixed reactions from European officials, many of whom are pushing for the Kremlin's continued economic isolation.Pentagon planners, meanwhile, are reviewing Washington's force posture in Europe, a process that could see a sharp drawdown in America's troop presence on the continent.US officials have said European NATO members need to assume more responsibility for their own defense, particularly as the US focuses on threats in the Middle East, Latin America and East Asia.
>>545247242When will the uraine stop coping?
>thermal power plantThis zigger is its own thermal power plant.TOASTY ZIGGER DEATH
>>545248704Oh fuck, they can't line up the correct images with talking points any more, because their English-to-Arabic translator has run out of tokens due to the hack.Fucking hell, this is precious.
>>545248893>error.jpgProlly ironic trolling.But you can't be too sure with how retarded the average Kremlin shill is.
for posterity
>>545247439Your daily reminder snownigger
>>545248931Your text generation has been paused because your account has run out of tokens. Please add more to your balance to resume the process.We apologize that cryptocurrency payments are currently unavailable while we address the fallout from the Binance hack.
>>545247439>more than 50k dead/maimed rusniggers in October>mfw when
>>545248795>muscopium-powered PROJOOOOOCTORyour information agenda has been killed kekarooing my ass off
>>545248354spoopy as fuck desu
>>545248931It generally wouldn't make sense that a bot or a shill using ai would attach an error-image to that post, especially since it's different ones.He's definately just trolling, although you can never be 100% sure considering all the ridiculous shill fuckups we had here over the years kek.
>>545248444>Due to your account's location, the only available payment method is cryptocurrency; however, all such payments are currently suspended because Binance has been hacked.kek
>>545248931Yeah, it could all be fake. But this exact shit has happened for real before, so I choose to believe.
>>545249038>shill fuckupsMy favorite is when they upload their ID instead of their shill pic because it's in the same business folder
>>545247439>52300 casualtiesamazing. if they keep this up, we'll soon see pidor artillerists, logimen and air force peons being formed into assault units
>>545249038the bot might just scrap such a filename
>>545249146this has, to some extent, been happening since the SVO began
>>545247242>Slaviansk & Kramatorsk partially surrounded>No other heavily fortified cities until Poland
>>545249174yes. but this time at a much larger scale
>>545249100Yeah there's been several of those, the best one was the dude who doxxed himself on his fucking birthday and then spent the whole thread begging that people delete his id pic lmao.
>>545249183now this is off the scale copeare you Elon himself?
>>545249247that's what monke is being told
Дe бyв хoхoл - жидy poбити нiчoгo
a dark wind is blowing from all directions no-one knows what's next which is how everyone knows it's gonna be fucked beyond beliefI'm keeping my comfy shields on high maintenance
>>545249472good morning /uhg/I wish you all a happy halloween filled with one billion dead ziggers
>>545249552same to you fren, may our spooky night be filled with blessings and peak TZD
The ‘Borrell Dialectic’: This is perhaps the best meme in the whole collection. His path from ‘this war must be won on the battlefield’ (April 2022) to ‘Ukraine will not be able to achieve victory in the near future’ (October 2026) is a perfect illustration of how reality breaks any narratives, even the most stubborn ones.
>>545248403
>>545249594He should have just stayed inside his nafo copebubble instead of popping out.
>>545249594so why can't Pynya take Sloviansk and Kramatorsk?
Hope we will have thirdie shills again today that go like "You are all CIA, it's impossible that non-americans know what a the halloween is!" like last year, that shit was funny.
mosekek airport on fire
>>545248472Siberian Traps burning again????https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siberian_Traps
Kek
Iran’s hidden web of military agencies is slipping hardware past the US blockade1/?Iran has created a secret network of military agencies with global reach to import at least $2 billion in hardware, explosives and heavy-duty trucks since January 2025, evading both the US naval blockade and Western sanctions, a Reuters investigation has found.Hidden behind names starting with the letters MOD, for the Ministry of Defense, are more than 5,000 agencies that form a formidable financial and military machine. Their financial footprints are on bills of lading and other shipping data dating back to 2016. Some are tied to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and to business conglomerates known as bonyads that are controlled by Iran's elite.The findings offer a window into one of the war’s great mysteries: How is the IRGC replenishing its missile and drone arsenals while firing them in their thousands?In the 18 months from January 2025 to June 2026 – including four months into this year’s war – a single one of these agencies, MOD 346428, imported huge quantities of rocket propellants, explosives and weapons components that are critical for making drones and missiles, as well as heavy-duty trucks that can serve as missile launchers. The hardware came in by land, sea and air – much of it recorded as originating in China, Russia and Germany.This investigation of the MOD network is based on thousands of Iranian bank and government records, corporate filings and import data.
>>545248610
>>5452498302/?The secret agencies all share the same Tehran address as Iran’s Ministry of Defense and Armed Forces Logistics, or MODAFL. They list their incorporation date as February 11, 1979, the day Ayatollah Khomeini took power in Iran after overthrowing the monarchy. Most were actually established in 2013, the records show, as Iran struggled under sanctions that saw its crude exports and currency plunge.The agencies, identified for the first time by Reuters in collaboration with the Israeli-American risk consultancy 240 Analytics, form the backbone of Iran’s military procurement and sanctions evasion apparatus. They operate a web of frontmen and foreign shell companies, collectively known as trustees, who use the proceeds from illicit oil sales to buy goods for the Islamic Republic.Senior military leaders involved in Iran’s ballistic missile and drone programs use the network. Phone numbers registered to 91 of the agencies also appear in records from state-run Bank Sepah of IRGC personnel with accounts there. Among them are at least two commanders the US has accused of abuses against civilian protestors.While Iran’s military has been under multiple US sanctions for decades, Reuters could find no evidence that any of the numbered agencies referenced in the documents have been designated by Western governments.“What you have here is the regime's military lifeline during this conflict and for many years before,” said Miad Maleki, a former senior official at the US Treasury Department who helped design the American sanctions program against Iran. “This is the complete ecosystem of the Iranian military’s trade business.”
>>545247242TZD
>>5452498473/?The weapons import network has provided many of the raw materials Iran needs to make missiles and drones. Those munitions are responsible for Iran’s relentless precision attacks against Gulf energy infrastructure, allowing the Islamic Republic to blunt America’s military assault. In other reports this year, Reuters has shown how Iran withstood US pressure by exploiting crypto exchanges and illegal gambling networks to tap illicit revenues and circumvent sanctions, how the IRGC consolidated control of the Strait of Hormuz, and how the war has ushered in a new era of repression.Maleki was one of four experts on Iranian sanctions and weapons who reviewed the Reuters findings and confirmed that many of the materials could be used in Iran’s missile and drone programs.None of the Iranian government entities or companies contacted by Reuters responded to detailed requests for comment, including Tehran’s UN delegation to Geneva and the presidency.In a statement in response to the Reuters findings, a Treasury Department spokeswoman said the United States “has severed the regime’s economic lifelines.”“While the regime may continue its desperate attempts to evade our powerful sanctions, fund its military and weapons programs, and access foreign currency, we are always 10 steps ahead,” the spokeswoman said.In tracking the materials, Reuters cross-checked a portion of some 19,000 import records using the shipping documents, footage from social media, and state media reports. Nearly all of the items that Iran imported were exempt from duty and specifically marked as military equipment, the data shows. The experts noted that much of the material, even explosives, can be considered dual-use, and so could also have civilian purposes.The Wall Street Journal reported some of the shipments from China on September 23.
Literally the only thing my country does right is supporting TZD. TZD
>>545249834Kek, this can't be real.
>>5452498644/?The secret military agencies form a foreign-trade system parallel to the formal global economy that allows Iran to spend the money it earns abroad selling illicit oil on military hardware, said Maleki, who was the associate director of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control until last year.Money rarely crosses borders, where it might trip a sanctions alarm. Instead, for 97% of the shipments Reuters reviewed, the transactions were settled “without currency transfer,” the import data shows. Trusted frontmen in the diaspora, using cash held in foreign banks, bought the goods and shipped them home.One end user of the network is the military unit overseeing Iran’s ballistic missile program. Another is Sahara Thunder, which was sanctioned by the US in 2024 for manufacturing and supplying drones to Russia that have devastated Ukraine. Reuters and 240 Analytics identified the Iranian military units by cross-referencing the import data with corporate registry filings, and emails and documents compiled on the website WikiIran.Reuters could not determine the identities of the people who run WikiIran, a website that solicits leaked documents from the Islamic Republic and says it is operated by Iranians opposed to the government and “forced into exile.” During the first six months of this year, according to the import data, deliveries included $1.9 million worth of detonators, tonnes of explosives, aircraft engine parts, rocket fuel ingredients and heavy-duty launch vehicles. All could be used as key components to build and fire ballistic missiles and drones including the Shahed series, according to weapons and sanctions experts.
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>>5452498965/?“This looks like an industrial-scale effort to rebuild or expand Iran's existing fleet” of drones and missiles, said Peter Salisbury, an adjunct assistant professor at Columbia University who has spent the past several years researching Iranian arms transfers and supply chains. “This data clearly shows the Iranian ecosystem’s adaptability and its ability to find new routes.”Salisbury and one of the other experts said they have used WikiIran’s data in the past and have found it to be accurate.The United States and Israel have targeted Iran’s ballistic missile and drone operations from the start of this year’s war on February 28, including factories the Pentagon said were turning out munitions. Reuters could not determine the extent of the damage, but Iran has continued to fire on its neighbors and on ships trying to transit Hormuz.The material entered Iran by cargo ship across the Caspian Sea from Russia, by truck from Central Asia, and by freight planes from China, according to documents reviewed by Reuters and records provided by ImportGenius, a platform that aggregates import-export data.In response to detailed questions about the Reuters findings, China’s Foreign Ministry said it was “unaware of the situation you describe.”“We firmly oppose attempts to maliciously link regional hostilities to China or smear China’s reputation,” the Foreign Ministry said in a faxed statement.Russia’s Defense Ministry, the White House and CENTCOM did not respond to requests for comment.
>>5452499116/?Beyond individual components, Iran is buying precision machinery that could be used to manufacture its own military equipment. The purchases include items coded as sophisticated computer-controlled lathes, electron-beam furnaces and particle accelerators, according to import data that runs to June. All have industrial purposes and can also be used to make military equipment, including drone and missile bodies.On October 12, US President Donald Trump said he did not believe China and Russia were providing support to Iran. “If they are, it’s at a very low level, but I don’t believe they are at all,” he posted on social media. “They have too much to lose, and we would know about it, and know about it very fast!”Since the war started, the data shows that $27 million worth of goods purchased by Iran’s military were recorded as originating in the United Arab Emirates, nearly all arriving by sea.Iran targeted UAE infrastructure through May and continues to hit its crude tankers with drones and missiles.The most recent shipment from the UAE, listed as electronics, was on June 27 by sea, nine days after the United States announced it was suspending its naval blockade. The blockade resumed in mid-July and remains in effect.The UAE government did not respond to a request for comment about the shipments.In addition to Maleki, the arms experts included Henry Thompson and Wolf-Christian Paes, both specialists in Iranian weapons supplies; and Damien Spleeters, founder of Heimdall, a specialist organization focused on illicit supply chains and weapons procurement.
>>545249793You know what to do >>545249901
>>5452499397/?THE PLUMBING“These numbered agencies are the plumbing behind the Islamic Republic’s global sanctions evasion network and so much more,” said Noam Binstok, a senior analyst at 240 Analytics, which collates and analyzes data on terrorism risk and financing for corporate and government clients. “The amount of money going through these agencies is staggering, and no one has noticed them before.”Binstok, a 35-year-old economist, said he discovered the numbered entities in June 2025 while uploading thousands of pages of Bank Sepah documents that he found on Telegram and on WikiIran – where they are freely available – to 240 Analytics’ online platform. Bank Sepah is the Iranian lender that handles salary and pension payments for the IRGC.Bank Sepah did not respond to a request for comment about the hack. The heist was claimed by a group called Codebreakers that later announced other hacks of Iranian government data.“We can confirm that the materials are authentic and that their origin was verified through our sources and contacts both inside and outside Iran,” WikiIran said in an emailed response to Reuters questions about the data.240 Analytics was founded as a service for companies and governments to vet potential business partners and clients. Binstok said he thought the documents would help reveal Iran’s financial operations.He soon realized that thousands of those accounts were held by agencies with the same naming pattern. All began with the letters MOD – or VODJA in Farsi – followed by a five- or six-digit number that was spelled out longform, rather than as numerals. And all shared the same registration date and address.
get rekt pidors
>2:1 killed/wounded ratio>3200 ziggers in a week, only one unit (SBU A)
>>5452499658/?The bank records, which Reuters reviewed, included the account holder’s name, various ID numbers, and balances.When he first saw the size of the Sepah account balances, Binstok said, he thought he had misplaced a decimal point. He found that 36 of the agencies had foreign exchange accounts with $1.2 billion on deposit at the end of 2024. The rest of the network had around $1.8 billion in local currency, averaging about $360,000 per account. At the time juggling a doctoral thesis, his job at 240 Analytics and a newborn, Binstok mothballed the project. He returned to it this August, searched more recent documents, and found the same agencies receiving money from contraband oil sales and buying large quantities of dual-use equipment.“That was the major breakthrough that led me to start understanding the actual scope that we are talking about, and to find actual examples of imports,” said Binstok. “It was then I knew we were onto something really big.”Each MOD agency was also identifiable by a unique 11-digit government identity number and appeared in Iran’s corporate registry, an official database of thousands of Iranian businesses. That 11-digit number or the MOD number itself cropped up repeatedly on bills of lading, invoices, and bank accounts, making the network traceable even when the agency was using a front company, Binstok realized. That’s when 240 Analytics approached Reuters to help map the network of agencies. Using the 11-digit identity numbers from Binstok, Reuters reviewed confidential shipping documents and up-to-date import data, and used Iran’s corporate gazette to expose the scope of the network and how it allowed Iran to restock during the war.One agency with purchases dating back to 2016 stood out: MOD 346428.
>>5452499899/?The overseas purchases of MOD 346428 had steadily increased over the years, from $442 million in the 12 months ending March 2023, to $988 million the following year, according to customs statistics published in Iranian media. That placed the agency in Iran’s top 10 importers.From January 2025 through June 2026, Reuters found that MOD 346428 imported $2.3 billion of military hardware, according to the ImportGenius records.Between January and April 2025, MOD 346428 imported 886 tonnes of chemicals into the Iranian port complex of Bandar Abbas, the import data shows. Their origin was listed as China under the code which includes sodium chlorates and other perchlorates, key precursors for solid rocket fuel. Three days after the final shipment, an enormous explosion shook the port. Two people with knowledge of the April 26 explosion said it was caused when sodium perchlorate ignited while in dockside shipping containers. Iranian state media reported that the chemicals were stored by Sina Port and Marine Services Development Co, which is owned by Bonyad Mostazafan, a multi-billion dollar foundation directly controlled by the supreme leader of Iran.The explosion killed at least 70 people and injured more than 1,200. Sina’s chief executive officer at the time said the explosion stemmed from a “false statement” about the contents of a consignment which was delivered “without documents and tags.” Reuters could not determine whether the chemicals in the final 75-tonne shipment were responsible for the explosion.
>>54525001910/?The US sanctioned Bonyad Mostazafan in 2020. Ostensibly a charity serving the poor, the US Treasury alleged it was used by the supreme leader to enrich his office and reward allies.The bonyad is run by Hossein Dehghan, who was named Iran’s defense minister in 2013, when most of the agencies got their start. Dehghan served in that post for four years. Earlier, he was the commander of IRGC forces in Lebanon during the deadly bombing of international peacekeeping forces in Beirut in 1983 that killed 241 US troops in their barracks and 58 French paratroopers along with Lebanese civilians, according to the US Treasury sanctions statement about him. The United States has blamed the attack on Iran.Dehghan did not respond to a request for comment about the explosion, the MOD agencies or his position sent via the bonyad and its legal representative.Alongside ingredients that could be made into missile fuel, the data also shows Iran importing heavy-duty trucks that the military uses as camouflaged mobile launchers for missiles and drones.One example of such imports surfaced early for Binstok. In autumn of 2022, an Iranian car dealer living in Italy purchased six Iveco Eurocargo trucks for 426,000 euros, records from WikiIran show. He shipped the trucks to another company called Deilami Trading Co. in Dubai. Deilami delivered them to Bandar Abbas.
>>545249980holy fuck lmaoif two thirds of them die, the unlucky surviving third certainly won't be having any more living
>>54525004711/?The end buyer’s 11-digit ID number belonged to MOD 346428. According to the packing list, the vehicles were ultimately delivered to Sahara Thunder, which has a key role in manufacturing and selling drones. Deilami did not respond to a request for comment about the transaction.Between January 2025 and June 2026, MOD 346428 imported 435 more Iveco trucks. Using satellite imagery and social media, Reuters tracked some of those vehicles to a customs lot on the outskirts of Tehran in February 2025 and used the import data to match three of their VIN numbers – unique codes that track a vehicle’s manufacturer and origin.Another Iveco truck appeared during the war, when the US Central Command released footage on social media in March showing what it said was a strike on a disguised Iranian mobile missile launcher. Reuters could not determine if the vehicle was among those imported by MOD 346428. But the truck shown being blown up in the footage is an Iveco model of a type imported by Iran, according to analysts at Janes, a UK-based open-source defense intelligence company. “Official distributors are required to guarantee that these products are not utilized for military, chemical, biological, or nuclear purposes," Iveco said in response to the Reuters findings. The company said it has contractual safeguards to ensure its products do not go to “prohibited destinations, entities or individuals.”Iveco, which is based in Italy, said it had no control over “products transferred or exported by third parties with whom there is no direct contractual relationship.”“We have confirmed that any presence of Iveco vehicles in Iran occurred beyond Iveco Group's control and responsibility,” the company said. The company said it had no record of the 2022 sale to the Iranian in Italy and said most of the trucks Reuters identified in the customs yard in 2025 had been destined for Central Asia.
>>54525006512/?Using MOD 346428, Iran also imported thousands of Toyota Hilux and Land Cruiser trucks, which the IRGC and its proxies modify to mount heavy machine guns on the flatbed.Video footage from protests in Iran earlier this year shows security forces with machine guns in a convoy of Land Cruisers driving through the streets of the city of Tonkebon in northern Iran.In January 2025, MOD 346428 imported four Toyota Tundras – a vehicle the IRGC uses to haul drones.A Toyota spokesman said the company doesn’t conduct any business in Iran. “Toyota was not involved in, and has no knowledge of, the purchases reported by Reuters,” the spokesman said.Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry said it could not comment on the specifics of the Reuters investigation but said it maintains strict controls over goods related to national security.“We also conduct awareness-raising and outreach activities to inform businesses about these export control regulations,” the Japanese ministry said.On February 9, 2026, a ship arrived in Bandar Abbas with 93 tonnes of unwrought Chinese titanium, a high-strength metal that the weapons and sanctions experts said can be used to build missile airframes and rocket motor casings. In all, throughout the month leading to the war’s start on February 28, ships also brought in a total of 268 tonnes of nitrocellulose and 276 tonnes of other chemicals originating in China and listed under the code that includes perchlorate – ingredients for both rocket propellant and explosives.Even with the war in full swing and a blockade on its ships, Iran’s military kept bringing in materials from abroad. According to the data, monthly import volumes initially plunged by 47% to $54 million in March compared to the previous month, but by May they had increased to $77 million.
My attention span is fucked, I can't read all that. Did I turn into a zoomer?
>>54525009813/?A June 2026 shipment of $1.9 million in Russian detonators, which can be used to trigger high explosives such as those in drone and missile warheads, was the last of five similar Russian shipments, which have delivered a total of $7.6 million worth of detonators since the start of 2025.Imports didn’t just originate in Russia and China. Companies in the European Union, which has sanctioned Iran’s Defense Ministry, also shipped goods to Iran’s military.Hundreds of millions of dollars worth of trucks, airplane engine components and electronics – including $34 million in Iveco trucks – were all listed in import data as coming from Germany and elsewhere in the EU. On all of it, the paperwork listed MOD 346428.Not all of the import data contained detailed descriptions of the shipments. In many instances, Reuters relied on customs codes to identify their contents and declared origins without being able to independently confirm them.A European Union spokesperson said member states are responsible for enforcing EU sanctions, which include Sahara Thunder and others.“The EU continues to assess very carefully information related to Iran’s reinforcement of its drones and missiles programs,” the spokesperson said. The governments of Germany and Italy did not respond to requests for comment.
>>545250098Stop spamming, nobody's reading all that.
>>545250060How now anon, this partial zigger is doing just fine.
>>545250127Maybe, it's an interesting read. >>545250139No. You will be forced to read news and you will be happy.
>>54525012914/?THE PINK DRONEMuch of Iran’s economy is controlled by quasi-governmental foundations known as bonyads, which are run by the country’s elite. Many were created after the 1979 Islamic Revolution using assets confiscated from the ousted royal family and other people deemed enemies of the new state.The bonyads are how Iran’s elite holds on to power, binding loyal lieutenants through a vast network of patronage, according to a Reuters investigation from 2013 and multiple sanctions documents from the US government. Like the IRGC, the bonyads play a critical role in the violent repression of Iranians dating back years, both the US and Europe allege in years of sanctions.One of them, the Foundation for the Preservation of Relics and Publication of Sacred Defense Values, shows how deeply the MOD network runs through Iran’s economy and its apparatus of repression. Transactions include not just imports, but also internal cash transfers, as Reuters saw in years of documents linking the foundation to at least two separate MOD agencies.Tasked with promoting “the culture of resistance, sacrifice, jihad and martyrdom,” the foundation is a key propaganda arm of the government, responsible for safeguarding the legitimacy and ideology of the Islamic Republic.In 2017, the foundation took delivery of four shipments of electronics and refrigeration units, according to the WikiIran data. The ID on the shipments – yet again – matches that of MOD 346428.How the foundation used those materials is unknown, but it counts senior IRGC commanders in each of Iran’s 31 provinces among its leadership. In Khuzestan that includes Brigadier General Hassan Shahvarpour, the longtime commander of its elite troops in the restive region.Shahvarpour did not respond to a detailed request for comment.
>>545250127No, the format is terrible, doesn't work for 4chan, the post is too detailed and it's not that relevant to TZD.
>>545250127It's just the site's stupid formatting, the lines are too long to comfortably read
>>545247420It feels weird dressing in halloween costume during a war but wathever helps raise Pidores morale I suppose.
>>54525018215/15Units under Shahvarpour’s command killed at least 100 Iranian civilians in Mahshahr in 2019 during protests against high gas prices, according to a US sanctions document. They encircled people trying to flee in armored vehicles and fired machine guns into the crowd, the US said. A local human rights activist who described witnessing the killings said Shahvarpour’s troops then set fire to sugarcane fields where some of the fleeing protestors were hiding. His account was backed by a second activist who was present that day.After the US sanctioned Shahvarpour in 2020 for alleged human rights abuses, a prominent cleric kissed him on the head during a religious ceremony and told him sanctions are a “source of pride.”In 2021, Shahvarpour asked for 50 billion rials, then the equivalent of more than $1 million under the official exchange rate, from a state-owned steel company to finance a new IRGC building in Khuzestan, according to a document reviewed by Reuters. The holder of the account into which the money was to be paid, according to paperwork that bears his signature, was MOD 424000.At the start of this year, according to the two activists, Shahvarpour’s men crushed new demonstrations in Khuzestan that were part of a nationwide uprising to protest Iran’s economic collapse. Across Iran, thousands died and tens of thousands were jailed. In Khuzestan, the activists said they documented the names of 46 dead and said most of them were killed on January 8 and 9 when the IRGC opened fire on demonstrators.State media footage from a parade earlier this year shows Shahvarpour’s IRGC troops driving through a town in Khuzestan in white Toyota Tundras of the sort favored by the MOD network. One of the trucks hauled a bright pink Shahed drone.
>>545250127It might be because he's not posting it with a dead Russian
Drone in question, lmao.
Dead Russian for your bravery during the reading of this post.
>>545247921I didn't make the connection, had to read it on xitter, apparently this is an ookie drone getting carried by a balloon over the moscquew oblast, the russia.
>>545250127If you are using the Halloween themed background deactivate it, white letters over dark background is really tiring to read.
OOFa refinery
>>545250281They both look so happy
>>545250324Especially the dead Russian, right?
globohomo tried to coup Poland yesterday, but failed Now poles see their true enemy ain’t Russia. Next election will be pro Russian. Polish - Russian friendship at last.
>>545250224Not having enough funds to leave Ukraine makes you a lesser human being.
bring born into the pederatsiya makes you a lesser human beingmainly because you have less rights than a dog and the privilege of endless work
>>545250498>fundsIf you had funds, why do you live like niggers then?
New Jersey governor weighs blocking Russian diesel cargoes as tankers near U.S. coast1/2New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill said on Oct. 29 she was evaluating options to stop tankers carrying Russian diesel from unloading at ports in her state, the largest petroleum import and distribution hub on the U.S. East Coast, in a new challenge to U.S. President Donald Trump's deal to resume imports of Russian fuel."Trump's diesel deal with Putin is corrupt and illegal, and I am evaluating options to stop it from arriving at a port in New Jersey," Sherrill, a Democrat, told the Financial Times.She said the deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin would line the Kremlin leader's pockets "at the expense of American consumers and our democratic ally Ukraine," and accused Trump of doing nothing that would actually bring fuel prices down.Three tankers carrying a combined 140,000 tonnes of Russian diesel left the Baltic port of Primorsk between Oct. 16 and 22 and are due to reach the U.S. East Coast between Nov. 7 and 11 — days after the Nov. 3 congressional midterm elections, in which the cost of fuel and of living has become a central campaign issue.The Agioi Fanendes, carrying some 40,000 tonnes, initially signalled New York as its destination. The Port of New York and New Jersey is a single port, but most of the infrastructure for receiving oil products sits on the New Jersey side. The vessel's manager, Eastern Mediterranean Maritime, told the FT it was "proceeding for orders" because no discharge port had been confirmed. If the cargo unloads as scheduled, it would be the first Russian diesel to reach the United States since July 2023.
>>545250204I personally appreciate those newsposts, but how about adding a short tldr to each one so others who don't want to read it at least know what's it basically about?
>>5452506442/2The Leruo, which loaded at Primorsk on Oct. 16 and is under European Union, British and Canadian sanctions, had listed Manaus, Brazil, as its destination but changed its signal to "Atlantic coast for order" while crossing the North Sea, Reuters reported, citing LSEG data. The Talisman, under U.S. and EU sanctions, is showing the same signal, the FT reported.No buyer has come forward. The U.S. Treasury issued a general license on Oct. 9 authorizing the imports, but a bipartisan group of lawmakers warned banks, ports and fuel companies on Oct. 26 that the deliveries violate the Ending Importation of Russian Oil Act, a 2022 law banning imports of Russian energy, demanded they preserve all documents linked to the deal, and promised investigations. Jamie Raskin, the top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, warned separately that companies buying Russian diesel risk fines of up to $1 million and up to 20 years in prison.Senator Richard Blumenthal wrote to the two shipping companies whose tankers are carrying the fuel, demanding that they turn the vessels around, calling the deliveries illegal."There's a lot of scrutiny on these shipments, so some companies won't touch this from a purely reputational risk perspective," said Claire O'Neill McCleskey, a partner at sanctions consultancy Clarity Compliance Consulting and a former Treasury official. Others, she said, may take the fuel betting on Trump's gratitude — and on further gains if he signs new energy agreements with Russia after the election.The deal, announced on Oct. 9 after a call between Trump and Putin, has so far failed to move prices: diesel futures on the CME Group's New York Mercantile Exchange closed at $4.88 a gallon on the eve of the announcement and have oscillated around that level since, rising at one point to nearly $5.>>545250645You can ask and I do personalized TL:DRs for anyone asked. Consider is a threadly service.
>>545248949Reminder of what- taht you like to jerk off to animal abuse videos?
>>545248990Damn that's crazy, why you seething tho?
>>545250416>a protest or constitutional crisis happens in some country>this is actually about Russia everyone loves Russia now reeeee!Doesn't it get kinda boring claiming this everytime some random political event happens anywhere?Make yourself useful instead and amuse us with more stories about your mixed genepool, mysterymeat Kabyle.
>>545250127I absolutely can read his copypaste news articles and GPTslopjust ain't readin allat, happy for him tho or sorry that it happenedI spend the same amount of effort reading his posts that he does in postingcopy pasting walls of text of news articles and outputs of his LLM is low effort and I'd mirror that
T Z D
>>545249695Should've done that years ago.
>blocks the whole moscussy
TZD btw
>>545250416your resistance is futile, you vill submit to ze union sooner or later
>>545248210Thx for the screenshot, based snowelf!
>>545250165Could you at least post the link and allow us to read the article rather than completing a puzzle?
>>545248210lmao
>>545251478superpower status?
>>545250416all russian supporters in EU will by lynched
>>545251596>but we became civilized and evolvedNice words for "became America's castrated bitchboi cucks overrun by niggers"
>>545251478did trump say 'please' even once?
>>545251629> bitchboi cucks overrun by niggersbut enough about russia
>>545251655ai is fucking crazy lmao
>>545251629niggers are in russia
A russian dictator? Flush it to the putina
>>545251727yeah it's fucking great lol
>>545251629The only castrated bitchboi here is you. Lmao you are literally begging Donald to stop Ukraine from raping you. Also speaking of niggers - your average Natashkas are bleeding black, jet and chink cocks from their pussies lmaoo
>>545251629Zigger zombies in their country? Flush the ZZ to the putina
>>545251478this is theater.what use is a puppet leader who doesnt obey?you trannies really need to learn to think things through.
>>545251629how does it make you feel when your leader his excellency Vladimir Vladimirovich is begging America to save russia from Ukraine? Do you feel powerful? Like a real superpower?
>>545249743>Siberian TrapsI guess there's many more traps in Moscow than in the whole of Siberia.And I guess russian army wouldn't like their fuckbuddies getting burned on the streets.
>>545251629uh oh looks like you upset the resident nafo troons. based
remember when azog and nafoids were infighting? just lolmonkey circus
>>545251841A puppet that doesn't obey is no puppet at all.
>>545251919Does a donation count as active participation? ---> https://magyarbirds.army/en#details
kill all ziggers and zigger shills
>>545251919>remember whenNo, I don't use xitter or have any interest in reading what weird faggots have to say.Unfortunately, I broke that rule by reading and replying to your post.
