>cofi status?

TZD

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygmZ8hZPix8

Wishing everyone a comfy Monday, wherever you are.

Except ziggers, of course.

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rolling for nukes on Ukraine

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>>545356218
Ukraine getting nukes again?

Good morning saars kill all russians

>>545355902
TzD

>>545356152
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>>545355902
I like the concise way the news have been formatted to. Whoever did it, nicely done.
Also kill all ziggers.

>>545356152
Can't be fucking real. What's going on?

>>545356534
Zerg rushing intensifies as Russia tries to desperately capture the territory it claimed to have captured like six months ago

>>545355902

When will the uraine stop coping?

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>>545356534
Russniggers desperately trying to get just one more village before the winter bombing campaign.
There are also a lot of Ukrainian counter attacks happening right now. Last month russnegers lost more land than they gained. Again.

>>545356561
>>545356709
How are they replacing all those russniggers? Is the shadow mobilization this strong?

>>545356761
That's the beautiful part: they recruit fewer people than they lose

>>545356788
You think pynya will be forced to the negotiation table on Z's terms if this goes on? It'll take more than a year at this pace though.

>>545356152
I KNEEL

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>>545356534
Ukraine continuously reclaims the territory; the russians keep assuming they still control lost areas, deny the reality, keep drawing offensive plans based on copes and dreams. Then ground level pidors are left with very bizarre missions to accomplish. Also, because reporting losses to command is inconvenient, it's preferable to send in meat in panic, hoping it will stabilise the situation somehow. Poured in without any deeper thought; while retreat and hunkering down would make more sense.

>>545356872
I'm honestly holding out hope that pypa will not be around for those negotiations, he doesn't give a shit about losses

>>545356534
At the moment, it is clear that the tactics previously used to advance are no longer working, so these fuckers are trying to compensate by ramping up the pressure using more cannon fodder.

>>545356872
>You think pynya will be forced to the negotiation table on Z's terms if this goes on?
Of course not, he’ll do any other kind of bullshit, but he won’t stop, for him personally, stopping like that is just too risky.

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>>545356872
It's hard to guess. More like, what is going to give out first, which element will cause the collapse? Everyone from pypa through elites don't mind dead pidors economy, they can just import more jeets. It's quite stable arrangement. monke will never stop the war, neither compromise, unless he's forced. It's the common pidor which is the weakest link here. He will keep being broomed, until he doesn't and causes another revolution. Given their prolapsed anuses, they can still endure. But the collapse fireworks will be visible from another galaxy.

>>545357299
The issue is they'll run out of meat sooner or later, and "Flash" (the advisor) said even mobilizing 300k pidors now will not make a difference.

>>545356966
>Ukraine is constantly reclaiming territory.
This is true for a number of sectors (Kupyansk, the south), but it is not an all-encompassing trend. Russian troops continue to attack in other directions, and the front line remains fluid.
>The Russians deny reality and develop illusory plans.
False reports are often the result of pressure from above ("fulfill the order at any cost"), and not just incompetence from below. In addition, the thesis fails to take into account that the Russian army has demonstrated an ability to adapt—for example, by abandoning massive attacks using heavy equipment in favor of smaller infantry groups, which reduces losses from certain types of weapons.

As for Pypa, I am absolutely certain that he would even resort to using nukes rather than accept failure. In this regard, the hope lies more with the elites, who might somehow remove him in such a critical situation.

>>545357299
monke and his crew fail to realise that jeets will not go to a war. they're not such cattle and they have their religious beliefs too. once the pidor well runs dry, it's ogre

>>545357299
Elites are not a single actor. They lack agency and are forced to comply, bearing the growing costs of the war.

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>>545357480
PidorGPT, the only thing you’ve achieved was leading 3 of your countryorcs to a slightly earlier grave
Do you want to make it more than 3?

>>545357492
if monke uses nukes, the NPT ceases to exist, multiple countires will start developing them and nukes might even hit the market. also the massive backlash if not just NATO sending nukes to ukraine

>>545357607
The argument is exhausted. All the best.

In spite of what some Russian shills will tell you, Russian PPP is a largely meaningless statistic and is heavily manipulated by Russia so that faggot ziggers can gloat about how great and Zigeria is.

PPP is calculated from price surveys of "baskets of goods and services." These prices are then aggregated to produce the PPP conversion rates published by the World Bank and used as propaganda by zigger shills.

However, PPP can be distorted in multiple ways, and Russia has two main levers. The first is through fixed pricing schemes. When the state forces producers to sell certain materials at artificially low prices through fixed contracts it lowers skews the PPP metrics.

That makes the dogshit ruble look stronger in PPP terms. For example, if the state decrees that a slab of steel costs the equivalent of $1 for the war-machine while the same slab costs $10 in the United States, the price survey records a much lower cost of living/production in Russia. The result is that even if average Russians have far lower nominal incomes and struggle to afford basic consumer goods such as a loaf of bread, Russia’s PPP-adjusted GDP is inflated toward parity with higher-income countries.

The second and more important lever is large-scale state subsidies, especially on energy. Russians face very low household energy prices because of heavy subsidies (commonly cited figures put the effective discount at a whopping of 50-80%). Cheap energy, housing, and certain other controlled goods lower the overall price level used in the PPP calculation and therefore push Russia’s PPP-adjusted GDP figures higher. In turn however, these subsidies mean that this is tax revenue that could have been used on other services like functioning roads and sewer systems. But since those don't get accounted for in PPP, the Russian shills don't care.

In essence Russian shill faggots are gloating that they're a glorified gas-station.

>>545356872
there won't be any real negotiations as long as pypa is alive

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Anons, tragic news. Russia has just performed massive, large-scale, 48 hours-long drone attack.
Anons, explain the consequences of this devastating strike.

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>>545356788
Your daily reminder snownigger

>>545357630
You are naive thinking he cares about that more, than he cares about himself.
In the event of a failure at the front, Pypa faces two options: either back down - thereby running a serious risk of losing power and falling into the hands of his adversaries, or escalate and expand the conflict as much as necessary to remain in power, dragging things out until he eventually dies of old age. This rat will keep snapping back until the very end, there is no reason to count on his own good sense, any such hope must instead rest on his inner circle. And there are, in fact, grounds for such a hope.

>>545357728
The text makes a logical leap: if PPP can be distorted, then it is meaningless. This is incorrect. Distortion means that the indicator is skewed in a particular direction, not that it contains no information at all. The question is how much it is skewed and whether this skew can be corrected. Even with an adjustment for subsidies, Russia's advantage in physical volume over a number of countries remains. Subsidies (about 1.4% of GDP) affect prices, but they do not encompass the entire Russian economy.

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tzd

>>545356152
god damn, that's a good start

>>545358025
>Snownigger? You really think he's Russian?
Posting under fake flag?

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>>545356401
What's happening in bulgaria nafo trannies?
Will EU just cancel elections like they did in romania?

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>>545357728
>Russian PPP is a largely meaningless statistic and is heavily manipulated by Russia so that faggot ziggers can gloat about how great and Zigeria is.
Sure, any statistics that Russians can influence in any way should not be taken seriously, putting on a show is one of the pillars of the their mentality, and they mastered the "art" of manufacturing the statistics they need back in the Soviet era.

Another Su-57 Felon Burns Down At Akhtubinsk — The Fourth Lost Or Damaged This Year, Ukrainian OSINT Says

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A Russian Su-57 Felon burned down at the Akhtubinsk airfield in the Astrakhan region on Oct. 29, satellite imagery published by the Ukrainian OSINT project Absolutely Reliable Source indicates — making it, by the project's count, the fourth Felon lost or damaged since the start of 2026. "On October 29, 2026, at the Akhtubinsk airfield, a Russian fifth-generation multirole Su-57 fighter caught fire (and burned down completely) as a result of an abnormal situation during engine startup," the project wrote. "Given a maximum production rate of four aircraft per year, the quota has already been met."
Russian officials have not commented on the fire, and the imagery could not be independently verified. The location, at least, fits: Akhtubinsk is home to the 929th State Flight Test Center, Russia's main flight-test facility, where Felons have been tested and delivered — and where a Ukrainian drone strike already damaged at least one Su-57 in June 2024.
This year has been unusually hard on Russia's small Felon fleet. On April 25, Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces struck two Su-57s — along with a Su-34 bomber — at the Shagol airfield near Chelyabinsk, some 1,700 kilometers from the Ukrainian border, according to the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, which announced the strike on May 1. Another Felon crashed on July 23 near Zvenigorod outside Moscow during a training flight; the pilot ejected safely. Russia's Defense Ministry described the aircraft as a combat trainer flying without munitions, blamed a "technical malfunction," and saw the Investigative Committee open a criminal case into a violation of flight rules.

>>545358282
2/3

Russian pro-war Telegram accounts told a different story. The Z-channel "Voyevoda Veshchayet" claimed the fighter's left engine failed after takeoff, followed by the right one. Z-blogger Vladimir Romanov suggested the jet was shot down by "friendly" fire from a BARS-Moscow air defense crew. The InformNapalm intelligence community went further, claiming a Ukrainian cyber operation was behind it: "approaches were found that made it possible to influence the operation of one of the formation's crews and to use the system created by the Russians against a Russian target itself."
The Felon is Russia's newest multirole fighter, which entered service with the Russian Aerospace Forces at the end of 2020, and by official Russian standards a flagship. Vadim Badekha, head of the Rostec-controlled United Aircraft Corporation, has called it "the only fifth-generation aircraft taking part in real combat operations" — a reference to the war in Ukraine — and President Vladimir Putin has called it "the best fighter in the world."
The Su-57 can reach 2,600 km/h (around 1,615 mph) and carry up to 7.4 tons (roughly 16,300 pounds) of ordnance, including air-to-air and air-to-ground missiles and anti-ship weapons. The National Interest has pointed to drone teaming and hypersonic weapons integration as the type's key features. Open-source estimates put a single Felon at $35–40 million, with each flight hour costing around $25,000.

>>545358301
3/3

How badly four lost or damaged airframes in ten months hurts depends on whose production numbers you believe. Absolutely Reliable Source puts annual output at no more than four jets, and Ukrainian military intelligence has estimated the operational fleet at around 20. Russia's CAST think tank, by contrast, claims deliveries climbed from 11 Felons in 2023 to 13 in 2024, with about 14 planned for 2025 — which would still leave the fleet at only a few dozen aircraft. On any of those counts, 2026 has been an expensive year for Russia's flagship fighter.

>>545358187
tho for burgers snowniggers are canadians... just saying.

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Anons, tragic news. Russia is about to launch a large-scale, massive, combined missile and drone attack that will involve the strategic bombers. See you tonight anons.

>>545357920
Hello loser. Came for daily abuse ritual? When will you be asking for animal abuse material?

>>545358196
>Sure, any statistics that Russians can influence in any way should not be taken seriously, putting on a show is one of the pillars of the their mentality
This is like saying: 'This thermometer shows the wrong temperature under certain conditions, therefore its readings carry no information.' In reality, distortion is a bias, not noise. The modern system is more complex and has more alternative data sources.

>>545358337
Why are croats so butthurt about Russians getting humiliated? Do Croats live vicariously through Russians since they have no discernable history, identity or notable feats of their own?

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>>545357532
I don't think monke & co. take human cost into the calculation. They just assume it's infinite, because - the russia. I do agree, it's either 1. them running out of pidors to throw at crumbling lines, or 2. surviving pidors waking up to their survival instinct and going against the orders. It will be explained as pypa's betrayal of the russia, monke being gunned down in some forgotten bunker in Urals. Then the fireworks.

1. Would mean Ukraine ramps up the drone production so much, they manage to reclaim whole territory. I think 2. is unironically more probable. Yes, we can all agree broomed pidor will suffer a lot. My theory is, when broomerers will get broomed themselves + sent in a meat assault - that will be the very moment this monke circus collapses.

Rosatom In Talks On Large Nuclear Plants With Four African States, Its Chief Says

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Russia is ready to supply African countries with nuclear power plants of various sizes and configurations and is in talks with four of them on large nuclear projects, the head of the state nuclear corporation Rosatom said on Friday, Oct. 30.
Rosatom Chief Executive Alexei Likhachev said the company was discussing building large nuclear power plants with Uganda, Ghana, Ethiopia and Egypt. "Another four countries are discussing with us the construction of large-capacity plants. We are working through the matter in detail with Uganda and Ghana, we plan to begin site survey work in Ethiopia shortly, and in Egypt we plan to expand the largest construction project on the planet, the El Dabaa nuclear power plant, from four to six large-capacity units," he told Reuters. "Our partnership is based on the principle that Africa is diverse, and we have a tailored approach for each country that goes beyond a single project."
Nine African states, he said, have shown "significant interest" in Rosatom's floating nuclear power plant technology, which the company promotes as an entry point into the nuclear sector for coastal countries — 38 of Africa's 54 nations have suitable coastlines, according to Rosatom — with detailed negotiations under way with Egypt, Tanzania, Togo and Namibia. Togo signed an exploratory protocol with Rosatom on Oct. 28, and Rwanda is in line to become the corporation's first partner for a small land-based nuclear plant on the continent.
None of the prospective projects beyond El Dabaa has yet reached a final investment decision. Ethiopia, which signed a nuclear cooperation roadmap with Rosatom in March, is still selecting a site — and analysts note that a signed agreement with Rosatom does not in itself mean a plant will be built, given the vast investment, adapted power grids and years of training that nuclear power requires.

>>545358489
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Africa has only one operating nuclear power plant — South Africa's Koeberg station, built with French technology and commissioned in the mid-1980s. In Egypt, Rosatom is building the continent's second: the El Dabaa plant on the Mediterranean coast, with four Russian-designed VVER-1200 reactors of 1,200 megawatts each. Nuclear fuel is due to be delivered to the first unit in 2027, with grid connection targeted for 2028.
The talks followed the third Russia-Africa Summit, held in Moscow on Oct. 28–29 and attended by representatives of about 50 African countries, including heads of state and government — 22 of them at leader level, up from 17 at the previous summit in 2023. Russian President Vladimir Putin, who told the African leaders that Russia was their best partner, held a series of one-on-one meetings covering trade, security, energy, grain and fertilizer supplies, and Russian participation in infrastructure and mining projects across the continent.
Following the summit, Putin said African countries had shown "considerable interest both in large power plants and small-capacity nuclear reactors, as well as in the use of nuclear technologies in medicine and agriculture."

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>>545358465
>I don't think monke & co. take human cost into the calculation.
Calculate this nafo trannie.

>>545358460
as we all know Croats are famously sympathethic to Serbia and as consequence to russia as well, nothing can break the chains of eternal croat-serbian and catholic-orthodox friendship in the balkans <3

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When will the pidors stop dying?

>>545358525
>corpse cope

Why do Russians mix their own dead with the Ukrainian dead?

>>545358465
imho the only way this war ends is either when pypa dies or russian frontline collapses, russians will never agree to a real peace deal as long as they can continue the war even if they have 0,1% chance of achieving their goals

Russian bill would make online calls for unrest a grave crime punishable by six years in jail

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A bill before the Russian State Duma would classify calls for mass unrest posted online — including comments under other people's posts — as grave crimes punishable by up to six years in prison, the latest in a series of laws criminalising speech.
Seven deputies led by Vasily Piskarev, head of the Duma's security and anti-corruption committee, introduced the bill on Oct. 20. It has received positive reviews from the government and the Supreme Court, and its first reading is scheduled for November.
The bill would raise the maximum penalty for public calls to mass riots, participation in them or violence against citizens — Part 3 of Article 212 of the Criminal Code, currently punishable by up to two years — to four years in prison. A new Part 3.1 sets harsher terms for the same calls made "using the internet or mass media": up to five years of forced labour or six years in prison. A separate set of amendments would extend, for online justification of terrorism, the supplementary ban on holding certain offices or working in certain professions to two to six years, and raise fines for violence against officials that is not life-threatening to up to 500,000 roubles ($7,300).
The reclassification matters procedurally. Acts under Part 3 of Article 212 are currently crimes of minor gravity; at four years, the basic corpus would become a medium-gravity crime, and online calls, at six years, a grave one, lawyers surveyed by Deutsche Welle said. The statute of limitations would rise from two years to six for the basic corpus and to ten for online calls. And because pretrial detention is permitted in grave crimes — and in medium-gravity crimes involving violence or its threat — investigators would be able to seek remand for people charged over online comments, said lawyer Valeria Vitosshkina.

>>545358614
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Yevgeny Smirnov, a lawyer with the First Department human rights project, called the bill a continuation of a 15-year trend of punishing "words." Legislative changes keep making more topics dangerous to discuss, he said — from events classified as terrorism to the actions of the authorities and the military. Such cases are simple to build, he added: establish that a publication was made, link the account to a specific person and obtain an expert assessment of the text, with in-house experts at the Investigative Committee, the FSB and the Interior Ministry deciding whether a statement was ironic and whether it was peaceful.
Very few cases have been brought under the existing article, Smirnov said, and the scale of future prosecutions will depend on enforcement — which he expects to grow by analogy with cases over "justification of terrorism," "fakes" about the army and "extremism."
Retroactive application is formally barred — criminal laws that toughen liability do not apply retroactively — but Smirnov said law enforcement may treat old posts as "ongoing crimes," in which case what matters is not when a text was published but whether it remained accessible after the law takes effect. Vitosshkina said investigators already count the statute of limitations from the moment a post is discovered, not from when it was posted.
"I'm afraid the security services' madness could go as far as opening cases over calls to come out to a rally that was held some 10 years ago," Smirnov said.
The bill's authors, who cite the October 2023 riot at Makhachkala airport and the March 2024 attack on the Crocus City Hall concert venue among their justifications, say protest actions are often "instigated by unfriendly states." Piskarev has blamed the "collective West," along with emigres and "foreign agents," for trying to provoke Russians into unlawful acts.

>>545358574
lol is that nafo official copescript? they're actually sending their dead to make ukraine look bad online?

>>545358636

>they're actually sending their dead to make ukraine look bad online?

asked you why, you answered with a question. classic

nobody said "online" anon. it's not about ukraine at all. follow the money:

no body = "missing". missing = no 13 million ruble death payout until the family wins a court case. russian wives and moms have been complaining about exactly this all year

valentin bozykov, 55th brigade, missing since feb '24. family looking for him. his own MoD mailed him to ukraine as a "ukrainian" instead. kyiv had to send him home in january

only guy here turning corpses into online content is the one posting body ratios on a basket weaving forum. you're the "online" in your own sentence

>>545358605
>imho the only way this war ends
it'll end like korean war with country split in two.
EU will get bigger but poor part, while russia will get smaller but richer part.
idk if EU will ever come into net positive with ukraine, with money spent there even if they take over whole industry, banking, retail, farming and mining rights idk if it'll even cover the expenses of this war and ofc US will want a taste of it.

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> russia will get smaller but richer part.
>richer
>RICHER


HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA


t. Eastern Ukrainian

>>545358749
doubt it
also its funny you refer to the donbas as 'richer' lmao, might have been the case in 2012 but now by all accounts its a hellhole

>>545358460
>croat
He's a shumadian pig who comes here trying to solicit animal abuse videos to jerk off to. His parents couldn't afford a tractor so he's stuck sucking the Big Ustasha Cock, while his ass whistles Thompson.

>>545358819
It was a hellhole before. Except Donetsk. The money were pocketed by our oligarchs.

t. Eastern Ukrainian of Alchevsk, Luhansk Oblast.

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>>545356152
To be a soldier is to live forever.

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>>545358636
Do you expect Ukraine to send back these prize hogs? Or are they meant to collect the pigshit and send it back to pidorussia in a bag

how the fuck this loser bitch keeps "shitposting" the same metodichka about Donbas being richer? do they unironically just regurgitate whatever cum they are told to? no creativity allowed?

>>545358636
But you must realize that frozen battle lines where the defenders push to capture their lands back would give a very uneven distribution of corpses held by either side?

If Russia rolls over a city, they possess more Ukrainian bodies than Ukrainians do Russian bodies, by the nature that nobody in their right mind would carry a corpse of the enemy while they're retreating from a conflict zone, these exchanges can also be extremely delayed.

I doubt they happen every week so many of the traded corpses are probably from far earlier conflicts where Russia has created enough of a buffer zone to collect bodies from cities taken months ago. I get croats are generally very low IQ but that should be a conclusion most come to through common sense.

>>545358895
that's a heck of a multi kill, I wonder what kind of scores these drone operators are getting

>>545358866
yeah during the euro cup in 2012 I remember people mentioning that Donetsk was looking surprisingly well but I haven't heard anything about all the rest of Donbas, not many people would venture outside when coming to see the football matches I presume

>>545358917
+ they mix their own dead.

TOTAL ZIGGER AND MIGGER DEATH

>>545356152
>nearly 3:1 soldier:drone losses
What is this? 2023? The devolution of the pidrila pederation is blisteringly quick

>>545358967
It was. Akhmetov spent his money in preparation of the EURO to regenerate the city...well, some parts of it. Now it's immortalized as Call of Duty's Verdansk lmao.

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>>545356152
TZD!

>>545359034
its ironic that the most pro-russian part of Ukraine got most damaged by russians themselves, really makes you think

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>>545358883
Hey, I’ve seen this one! This is a classic!

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>be russian die for transnigger rights
Why is this so common ?

>>545359138
>its ironic that the most pro-russian part of Ukraine got most damaged by russians themselves, really makes you think
There is a Russian saying for that:
"You suffer from what you fought for"

>>545358465
It doesn't matter whether or not they care about the loss of life directly. Huge manpower losses still add up to a cost they incur which has to be factored into their strategy(s). Manpower doesn't come from nowhere and has to be drawn somehow. They tried outsourcing the draft to the regions which was quite successful in the past two years. But now they're all quite broke in 2026, incentivising voluntary sign ups is too expensive and many oblasts are cutting back payments incl. death payments to families.

>>545359289
Well they can always just resort to busification like ukraina.

>>545358749
EU's win is the destruction of the Russian economy.
There will be a wall between rich Europe and dirt poor neo-USSR.
neo-USSR won't be able to trade with the west, it will end like the last USSR except this time nobody will bail them out so they will stand in the bread lines forever.

>>545358525
>low res AI slop

>>545359489
sadly amurikans will intervene to stop the ziggies from murdering each other over scraps

>>545359540
Americans won't do shit.
Trump will be gone in 2 years and both the Democrats and Republicans hate Russia.

>>545359489
>EU's win is the destruction of the Russian economy.
EU gets absolutely nothing out of that.

>>545354432
friendly reminder that the russia, even though they extensively manipulate their ppp, stands barely above literal cockroaches and macaques

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>>545359602
>Americans won't do shit.
I hope so.
Because if they fix their problem in iran with nukes have no doubt ruzzia will fix their problem in ukraina with nukes too.

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>>545359777
>Carlson

>>545359777
>tuck the cuck
>muh nooooks
pathetic.

>>545358460
Dont be a retard, youve been told hundreds of times that this croatian flag is not a croat.
We had similar situation as ukies 30 years ago, instead of recieving help international community forced weapons embargo on us. We know how it feels when we wuz commie retards want to force you into submission.
>>545358538
God bless the Poles, dont have to explain shit to you guys.

>>545359890
>muh nooooks
I like how nooks break your nafo winning narrative... because at the end of every road that leads to ukro-nazi victory stands russian nuke.

>>545355902
>The United States is backing a rapid resumption of Russian natural gas exports to Europe via pipelines crossing Ukraine as part of talks aimed at securing an energy ceasefire before winter, the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday, citing US, European and Ukrainian officials.
So now Trump is going to fuck over the local US natural gas industry in favour of Russia, keep in mind that natural gas is cheap in the US and hasn't stayed high due to the US-Israel War on Iran like oil and distillates, the only effect this would have is to overturn the US dominance over natural gas exports that it gained due to the Russian invasion in 2022

>>545356872
as long as agent orange is on the throne of the US king and simping for him, he is convinced he has the upper hand no matter what is going on down on the ground in the donbawe killing fields

>>545359998
>keep in mind that natural gas is cheap in the US
Shuffling natural gas with ships from US to Europe is unsustainable long term, no economy can survive the cost of that. There is huge cost and energy losses associated with transferring gas in liquid form at cryogenic temps vs just pumping it though pipeline.

>>545359998
Agent pedorasnov is on his way out and is doing what he can to save pedorussia

>>545360128
It's a cost borne by Europe though, not the US, which is why European natural gas prices have stayed elevated post 2022, but domestic US natural gas prices are low due to an oversupply, this proposal only hurts the US, which is my entire point

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>>545358460
its not a croat. its either a zigger draft dodger hiding there or serb vatnik cum guzzler

>>545360209
big words for ex-soviet

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>>545355902
TZD

thanks for updating the news

>>545360209
Probably a jew/moskal hybrid

>>545358911
> just regurgitate whatever cum they are told to?
unironically this. like that winter war map it spams non stop, it originates from a medvedev drunken ramble where they cropped out the poster

>>545358460
its a s*rb it doesnt even know my language, not one sane person in this country supports russia.

>>545360128
you're constatly making the point that europe is literaly unable to function without russian resources meanwhile we completely stopped importing russian oil and natural gas and our economy keeps doing perfectly fine

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big if true

>>545360352
>you're constatly making the point that europe is literaly unable to function without russian resources
yeah

>>545359946
>muh noooks
I asked you once how many russian nuclear reactors are in range of ukranian weapons пидopannie, but for some reason you refused to answer. I wonder why?

>>545360371
okay then how come polish economy keeps growing despite importing zero russian oil and gas?

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>>545356152
>checked
very cool
TZD

>>545360405
kinda sad that average polak doesn't see much from that growth.
don't lose war next time, not even cold one I guess.

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>>545359138
they are just russoforming it into their natural habitat

>>545360448
we are doing okay don't you worry, we have record low unemployment and wages keep rising, only shut in schizos and low IQ retards complain because nobody wants to hire them

>>545360514
>we are doing okay don't you worry
If you're happy with it...

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>>545359489
>this time nobody will bail them out
as long as burgers exist the zombie empire can never truly die for good

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>>545359998
donnie knows he has two years left on the clock. He is rushing as fast as he can to get as much money from pidors as they can offer

thankfully he is 80 IQ moron so all of their schemes end up like those tankers sitting in the atlantic without finding buyers or getting permission to dock. So they have to go down to brazil to off load the diesel with a loss

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>>545358525
Why don't you understand that Russians have been advancing in the last years, hence making impossible for ukrainian to retrieve corpses behind ennemy lines?
Why are you so fucking stupid?

>>545360767
>Why are you so fucking stupid?
chill my man why so emotional?

>>545359314
Russia needs you to liberate Donbas.
Be a strong Russian fighter like your ancestors.

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>>545360793
Your Humiliation fetish is very Russian they do the same thing

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>>545360958
think about the children

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>>545360793
You went full retard, nigga. Never go full retard.

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When will the pidors stop sniffing?

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>>545360944
Hes a strong big boi he sucks all that Chechen semen like his daddy taught him

>>545360986
>Never go full retard.
very reddit anon tho I do have G650 on my desk.

>>545361017
the legendary nafo tier video encoding that makes every footage look like crusty vhs rental from the 90s.

>>545361144
You can allways fuck of back to plebbit, пидorannie.
Also why don't you answer my question - how many russian nuclear powerplants are in range of ukranian weapons?

>One of the possible reasons for the explosion of the latest Russian multirole fighter, the Su-57, last week during engine startup could have been substandard fuel.

>Due to Ukrainian strikes on oil refineries, Russia is reducing its own production of aviation fuel and is being forced to increase its imports.

>In particular, fuel is being supplied from India via maritime transshipment near Malaysia. In September alone, over 37,000 tons of aviation fuel were delivered to Russia via this route.

>During transportation, transshipment, or storage, the fuel can become contaminated with impurities that can cause critical damage to the engine.

>This scenario could have led to the explosion of the Su-57.

>And other Russian fighters that use the same fuel, including the Su-34, Su-35, and others, risk suffering the same fate.

Kek

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>>545361011
I feel great right now. Sniffing is super, super!

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>>545359177
Interesting so killing whites is Russias ethos? All is revealed

>>545360767
There's also something to be said about the value and care put on corpses by either side, both in terms of their own dead and the dead of their enemy.
A bit harder to measure I suppose.

>>545361223
>Also why don't you answer my question
And I never will so buzz off and learn how to encode videos without making blurry mess.

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>>545361144
>it's uhg fault Russia uses cheapest chink cameras


How's it our fault you choose to side with the clown circus of fail that is Russia?

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>>545361312
Yeaaaaaa I'm sure relabelled biomass from those having a running race with a drone has value.

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>>545361395
I didn't side with russia anon. I'm just against neoliberals, redditors, nafo trannies, uhg and well ukraina.

>>545361241
I don't know for sure. Considering the FPV density, people most probably don't even try to pick up bodies in the kill zone.
And though I cannot deny or confirm authenticity single body in multiple bags, or russians bodies smuggled as ukrainians, I never heard of ukies doing anything like that.

>>545361312
I fucked up, see up there G650

>>545360767
He's not that stupid, he's just a typical deceitful russian pidor. What is really stupid is all of you feeding him with your attention, guys.

>>545361077
What G650?
>>545361466
Hmm hmm. Tell me more about how your alignment with russian policies and propaganda is not siding with Russia

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>>545356152
>+2500
>mfw when

>>545358547
never.

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Could you troons settle down do you really want to get nuked over a sliver of Ookraine

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>>545361728
>t.

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>>545361508
>people most probably don't even try to pick up bodies in the kill zone.

Interesting to consider.
The drone aspect of this war is a worlds first and you have a "no-mans-land" that stretches for kilometers while remaining fairly stagnant.

Where does death even occur in this war?
Historically, it's probably be concentrated on front-line assaults. But in this case it could be the result of constant drone strikes into enemy backlines.

>>545361333
>And I never will
Why so butthurt пидopannie? Did i break your little "muh nooks" copebubble?

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>>545361672
>What G650?
Gulfstream... you know from tropic thunder... where your full retard meme came from?
>>545361672
>is not siding with Russia
Well I guess it is but it's unintentional.

>>545361077
>>545361144
>>545361333

Checked
I think it’s a sign for you, sign the contract and fight against the degenerate West in Ukraine.

>>545362051
Nah I'm gonna fix the west from within.

Russia drafts first January payout of December military pay since 2008

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Russia's defence ministry has drafted an order that would postpone servicemembers' December pay to January for the first time in at least 18 years, the news outlet Verstka reported on Oct. 30, as war spending tears a widening hole in the federal budget.
Under current rules, fixed by a 2019 ministry order, soldiers are paid from the 10th to the 20th of each month for the previous month — but December pay is always made before the year ends, by Dec. 25. The practice predates the order: its predecessors from 2011 and 2008 also required December pay before the New Year, and a Soviet-era central bank instruction from 1986 did the same.
The draft would end the tradition. "Monetary allowances are paid from the 10th to the 20th of each month for the previous month, and for December of a calendar year — from Jan. 11 to 21 of the following calendar year," the new wording reads.
If adopted in its current form, the rule would take effect before the end of 2026. It would not apply to the joint group of forces fighting in Ukraine, whose units would keep the existing schedule, Verstka reported. The ministry has not commented publicly, and no order had been published as of Nov. 2.

>>545362132
2/2

The proposal comes as the budget buckles under the cost of the war. The Finance Ministry's preliminary data published on Oct. 9 showed a deficit of 5.19 trillion roubles, or 2.2% of GDP, for January–September — 50% higher than a year earlier, though 30% below the ministry's revised full-year forecast of 7.35 trillion roubles, nearly double the originally planned 3.79 trillion.
Revenues rose 10% year on year to 29.64 trillion roubles. Non-oil-and-gas receipts grew 18.8% to 24.17 trillion, helped by a VAT increase to 22% that took effect in January, while oil and gas revenues fell 17.2% to 5.47 trillion. Spending climbed 14.5% to 34.83 trillion roubles, driven by war costs that Bloomberg, citing people close to the government, estimated on Oct. 7 would approach 17 trillion roubles this year — about $200 billion, or 40% more than officially budgeted.

>>545361848
>Where does death even occur in this war?
for ziggers, it's a Schrödinger death: their body parts are spread all over the grey area

>draft-dodging stepashka hiding in croatia says he's gonna "fix" anything
Here's a better idea: https://files.catbox.moe/v58ylg.mp4

>Russian Pederation-Federation


https://videos.cnscdn.com/0/0/e/9/00e9a5e8de64f252a9d6c6abb0a3c072/original.mp4
they are not even hiding it anymore...

>>545362111
you're gonna get charged and imprisoned for extremism and collaboration after Palantir delivers your profile with every word you ever posted online recorded straight to the authorities

>>545362236
kek. Freudian slip

>>545361848
Indeed. It is estimated that drones cause 70 to 90% of deaths. It might still be concentrated around the contact points though.
If so, there will be a surge in exchanged russian bodies, following important territorial gains of ukies around Lyman. All the dead russians still there, and they obviously have a strong anti-drone capacity in this sector, wich may allow retrieval teams to proceed further.

>>545356152
>2500
Jesus fucking christ. That's nearly twice the daily average this time last year.

>/chug/ infighting right now
kek

>>545362357
let's hope for double that this time next year!
if pyccia still exists by then

>>545362409
qrd?

>>545362260
yeah EU online ID "save the children" law is around the corner.
will 4ch just get blocked?

>>545356561
Nah it cant only be zerg rushes, they have been doing them for years and the numbers werent this high, this has to be a combination of zerg rushes and Ukrainians closing russian pockets thus killing/capturing everyone inside.

>>545362409
On what issue? Or just browns being unable to get along without a handler?

>>545362409
just brown people things
happens all the time

>>545362443
>>545362459
commies vs brown natsoc

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>>545362184
a foolproof pitch

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>>545362535

>>545362451
>4chan challenges UK age verification laws as censorship
>On July 25, a set of age verification rules went into effect, which require internet users to confirm they are over 18 by presenting a photo ID, providing banking information, agreeing to facial scanning and other age estimation services via a user’s email, credit card or telephone network
Will probably be same in EU, hope 4ch will fight it.
Irony is rest of the world will still be able to anonymously use 4ch while bastion of freedom and democracy EU will have china tier policies - just without any of socialist benefits.

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Kremlin-linked boxing chief who funded Trump Jr. wedding takes stake in distressed Russian builder, sources say

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Umar Kremlev, an influential Russian businessman with close Kremlin ties and head of the International Boxing Association (IBA), has acquired a stake in Samolet Group, Russia’s largest residential builder by active volume, two real estate industry sources told Forbes.

The move comes as Samolet struggles under a crushing debt load, regulatory headwinds, and European Union sanctions.

According to regulatory filings, an offshore vehicle, Fonte Inceptia Alpha Fund OEIC Limited, emerged in July as Samolet's largest shareholder after buying an 18% interest valued at 4.2 billion rubles ($43.5 million) from Horizont, a fund set up by the heirs of late founder Mikhail Kenin. Fonte Inceptia is managed by Kazakhstan-registered Fonte Capital Ltd, owned by former Harper’s Bazaar editor and pageant finalist Ksenia Kibitkina.

Filings show Fonte Inceptia slashed its stake below 5% in September before liquidating its position entirely by early October. While the end buyer remains undisclosed, market sources told Forbes that both the acquisition and subsequent reshuffle were executed on behalf of entities affiliated with Kremlev. Representatives for Kremlev denied that he has any interest in Samolet. Kremlev already co-owns southern Russian homebuilder AVA Group alongside partner Vagan Arutyunyan.

Kremlev, who holds past criminal convictions for extortion and assault, has seen his domestic commercial influence surge through his close relationship with Alexey Rubezhnoi, head of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s Presidential Security Service (SBP), according to an investigation by independent media outlet Proekt. Kremlev currently oversees Rolf, Russia’s major nationalized auto dealership chain, alongside key fuel distribution assets and state-backed betting monopolies. In April, Putin awarded him the state Order of Friendship.

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>>545362050
Nice.
I've got a toy plane too, but it is still in "russian air force" condition to this day.

>>545362688
2/2

Internationally, Kremlev drew scrutiny after attending the Bahamas wedding of Donald Trump Jr. in May. An investigation by ProPublica revealed that Kremlev bankrolled hundreds of thousands of dollars in expenses for the event, including private island rental fees and celebratory fireworks displays.

The reported consolidation around Samolet coincides with deep distress for the developer. In the first half of 2026, Samolet’s revenue dropped 32% year-on-year to 117 billion rubles, posting a net loss of 22 billion rubles. Adjusted net debt—excluding buyer funds locked in statutory escrow accounts—stood at 425 billion rubles.

The homebuilder's crisis accelerated following Kenin’s death in 2025, the state nationalization of its flagship "Kvartal Maryino" development, escalating debt-servicing costs, and nearly 8 billion rubles in penalty charges. By October 1, 2026, Samolet was developing roughly 4.5 million square meters of housing, but handover delays had spread to 43% of its construction pipeline, more than doubling from 21% the year prior.

Earlier in 2026, the Russian government rejected an appeal by Samolet for a 50 billion ruble subsidized rescue loan backed by a blocking equity stake. On September 17, business daily Kommersant reported the company stood near insolvency, warning that operational control could be transferred to Sberbank, its premier creditor, which holds 294 billion rubles in loan exposure.

Russian government bodies are actively monitoring the fallout. According to Forbes sources, crisis sessions are taking place regularly at Russia’s Ministry of Construction involving company executives, regional officials, state lenders, and security apparatus representatives.

Adding to its challenges, the European Union imposed sanctions on Samolet on October 12 over allegations that the developer utilized North Korean state laborers across its work sites.

Exclusive: Fired general admitted to leaking classified Iran and Ukraine info, report says

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The Pentagon's top military planner admitted to leaking classified information about Ukraine and Iran to two reporters from separate outlets over a one-year period, according to an internal report of the investigation shared with Axios.

Why it matters: Army Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia was fired this week by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for the alleged misconduct, which the career soldier acknowledged on video after he failed four polygraph tests, a U.S. official said.

"He had trouble passing multiple polygraph interviews," the internal Pentagon report said.
The report accused the general of making "unauthorized disclosures to the media," and said he "was cooperative with answering questions about interactions with the media to resolve this, and provided his personal phone for a forensics examination."
The investigation was conducted by the Air Force Office of Special Investigations.

Zoom in: The report and U.S. officials said that Sylvia's leaking began as early as June 2025 — before mainstream media outlets were removed from the Pentagon — and continued afterward via secure Signal app and once at a Silver Diner in Arlington, Va.

"The meeting at the diner occurred because [redacted's] access to the Pentagon was revoked between meetings," the report says.
"During the meeting at the diner, [Sylvia] relied on notes he took while reviewing a classified secret report to orally give redacted on U.S. assistance to Ukraine, the report says.
The report says the reporter in question was writing a book and met twice with Sylvia. It also emphasized that the general "did not coordinate these meetings with [the Pentagon's Public Affairs Office], or seek to have the information reviewed before providing it to the reporter."

>>545362236
Lol

>>545362753
2/3

The intrigue: U.S. officials suspect that Sylvia intentionally deleted any trace of contact on Signal between him and one of the reporters, but pretended it was an accident.

"Sometime between June or July, Sylvia received Signal messages from [redacted]. Sylvia is unable to recall exactly what was in that message," the report said. "But he believes it had something to do with Iran."
"He stated that he did not respond to the message and instead deleted it. While deleting it, he believes he deleted the entire message thread with [redacted]," the report said. "This erased Signal messages and Signal phone calls that would have been recorded in Signal on his personal phone."
For another story, the report said, Sylvia "admitted to being one of the 20 officials" cited in a story criticizing Pentagon leadership.

Another U.S. official told Axios that Acting Army Secretary Adam Telle and his office lobbied the Joint Staff to put out a statement supporting Sylvia "to minimize the damage about any future claims of him leaking classified information."

After someone within the Defense Department revealed to the Joint Staff why Sylvia was fired, the Joint Staff retracted its statement.
An Army official disputed the notion that Telle's office pushed for a statement supporting Sylvia:
"This is the latest in a coordinated campaign of lies designed to sow chaos," the Army official said. "Acting Secretary Telle and his office did not advocate for any statement regarding LTG Sylvia. This entire narrative is false."

>>545362789
3/3

Sylvia's dismissal marks the latest crackdown on leakers and the press from Hegseth's Pentagon.

In July, the Defense Department announced a joint task force with the Justice Department that aimed to identify Pentagon leakers. It also called on the Pentagon's Office of General Counsel to prioritize prosecutions of those who make unauthorized disclosures to the media.
Last year, in response to restrictive rules imposed by the Pentagon, several defense reporters and media outlets turned in their media passes.

What they're saying: Sylvia did not immediately respond to a phone call, voicemail and text message left at the phone number listed for him in public records.

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>>545362703
This one is just like marketing prop so it came assembled.
Have 3d printed shahed tho.

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TZD

>>545362688
Oh hell, I know this brown faggot Kremlev because of many scandals related to him in russian fighting sports. He’s such a rascal and a scoundrel. I’m not surprised that he’s risen so high in pidors society, I think he’ll end up being something like a Prigozhin in the future.

>>545362535
So brown on brown violance?

Blast at Spanish arms plant supplying Ukraine injures three, adds to string of European defense mishaps

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An explosion ripped through the disposal grounds of an ammunition factory on the outskirts of Granada on the morning of Oct. 30, injuring three workers and prompting a deployment of bomb-disposal specialists, Spanish police and emergency services reported[1][6].

The site—the historic Fábrica de Municiones de Granada (FMG) located in the El Fargue district—is operated by Slovak defense contractor MSM Group, an arm of Prague-based Czechoslovak Group (CSG). Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the plant has ramped up production to supply artillery rounds, propellants, and missile components to Kyiv.

Emergency services said the blast occurred shortly before 9:00 a.m. local time inside the facility’s demilitarization and controlled waste-burning zone, sending up a mushroom-shaped smoke column that shook windows across the Granada metropolitan area and triggered over 30 emergency calls. National Police confirmed that the detonation took place in a highly restricted area normally cleared of personnel.

Three employees sustained minor auditory trauma from the shockwave and were taken to Granada’s Virgen de las Nieves University Hospital for evaluation.

Operations at the site were halted as specialist TEDAX bomb disposal squads, judicial police, and forensic teams cordoned off the perimeter with two security rings and erected an on-site medical post. Minor damage was reported on neighboring structures, though authorities detected no structural collapses.

That Croat flag is a Russian because his screenshots used to have izobrazhenye or whatever the word is as filename.

>>545363375
2/2

Juan Bayo, an official with Spain's UGT labor union, said the detonation appeared to have been triggered during a quality test on an explosive projectile, noting that safety protocols require staff to work behind reinforced barriers at a safe distance. The factory employs nearly 300 staff operating under rigorous security standards, including mandatory daily metal detector screening and a prohibition on mobile devices inside the facility.

The Granada incident is the latest in a wave of disruptions at Western defense manufacturers assisting Ukraine's war effort. Across August and September alone, at least seven incidents were logged across Europe:

Bulgaria: Fires struck facilities of arms manufacturer EMCO on Aug. 10 and Sept. 11.

Italy: A blast struck the KNDS Ammo Italy manufacturing complex in Colleferro, outside Rome, on Aug. 13.

Slovakia: Authorities foiled an attempted arson on Aug. 28 targeting Ukrainian drone manufacturer Skyeton, producer of Raybird reconnaissance aircraft. On Sept. 16, a blaze hit ZVS Holding's artillery casing plant in Snina.

Poland: A fire broke out on Aug. 31 at WB Electronics in Skarżysko-Kamienna, a producer of reconnaissance and strike drones.

Estonia: An Aug. 15 fire damaged the Tallinn facilities of unmanned systems developer Milrem Robotics, which Estonian authorities formally attributed to Russian state-sponsored arson.

Investigators in Spain have yet to release formal findings on the cause of the Granada explosion, and CSG said it does not anticipate a long-term shutdown of output.

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>China has shown no interest in holding a three-way summit with Russia and the United States to discuss Ukraine, German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has said in an interview with German television to be broadcast on Sunday evening.

>>545363407
His xitter language is set to pozzian too.

>>545356534
TZD

>>545355902
Good god. What kind of deranged, out of touch loon makes these threads? What am I even supposed to take from the pic in the OP? Why cant you all be normal?

>>545363482
You don’t speak pozzian in your daily life?

>>545363460
>China has shown no interest in holding a three-way summit with Russia and the United States to discuss Ukraine
Ain't our problem tier based.

>>545363861
Only with friends and family members who didn't bother learning Ukrainian.

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TZD

>>545363865
smartest thing Xi could do now is to do nothing, literally. trump is delusional if he thinks China will legitimize his retarded ideas.

>>545363460
I love the way China has been disregarding Pypa and his proposals lately. It seems they are becoming increasingly disillusioned with him, and his closeness to Trump clearly doesn’t sit well with them either.

>>545362865
Nice books, terrible aircraft.
Have you read Brothers Karamazov? Why would you hate ukrainians instead of killing your father?

>>545363407
>>545363482
what a lazy bitch ass faggot
hope he gets force drafted for his laziness

>>545364146
It takes actual resolve to do so. He's a cowardly loser to commit patricide.

>>545364065
Trump will be politically weakened after the midterms if he's really losing by 14 points and Texas.

>>545362703
Kinda sad that I can tell what plane that is just from the machine gun blisters. Looks like an American WWII PBY-6 Cataline seaplane.

>>545364146
>Have you read Brothers Karamazov?
And quiet flows the don, how steel was tempered, red cavalry is where the shit is. We're past high school literature here...

>>545364215
>Trump will be politically weakened after the midterms if he's really losing by 14 points and Texas.

Do you support ukraine?

Have you been paying any attention at all for the past 2 years?

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>>545364065
>>545364091
still relevant...

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>>545362865
covece sto puta si uhvacen da si srbin na VPN i ti uporno otkrivas sam sebe

>tl;dr those books are Dostoyevsky printed in cyrilic script, no croat has them!

>>545363482
But his books are printed in latin alphabet - at least the leather cover (Dostoievski - Bjesovi). Most probably is serb.

>>545364416
Yes and I have

>>545364475
AI will suck your brains out anons like it did to that ruskies in denial guy in finland.
It's in fact all in latin.
https://www.njuskalo.hr/literatura-knjige/zutokljunac-dostojevski-oglas-47071209
Like I have enough of hardware to run relatively large uncensored models at home like 200gb+ ones and they're all full of shit. What it doesn't know it just makes up w/o any indication that it's not sure about something.

>>545364541
>yes
>and I have

Trump had a majority and accomplished fuck all with it.

He will continue to fail, with or without majorities in the house.

>muh immigrants turned texas blue!!!!

this is the kind of victory ukraine supporters celebrate.

In your opinion, why are ukraine supporters routinely the most unimpressive people in the room?

>>545364786
Trump's humiliating defeat in the midterms will limit his authority to act like a jerk towards the EU and Ukraine.

>>545363460
>no Ukraine
>no Europe
What would be the point of such discussions?

>>545364786
Hope Trumps weakness won't mean democrats will get away later on with subpar candidates like Kamala.
Make it Sanders... he's white, he's boomer, he's jew, he's pro ukraine. Like guy has no fucking flaws and they'll still nominate lizards like kamala and hillary instead of him.

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When will the gulagdina stop printing?

>>545364937
Only counts with nukes are invited.

>>545364861
>Trump's humiliating defeat in the midterms will limit his authority

you are really good at stringing together words and ultimately saying nothing at all.

when Trump had "authority" what did he get done with it? How will a Trump white house with diminished "authority" be any different?

Will Trump suddenly get more things done with his diminished "authority"?

Do you really care at all, or would you rather be left alone to celebrate "victories" you just made up in your head?

>act like a jerk towards the EU and Ukraine.

Europeans are thankless and have become a bit annoying these past years.

You're surprised the lapdog that always yaps and pisses on the good carpets is suddenly not in good favor.

>>545365057
>when Trump had "authority" what did he get done with it? How will a Trump white house with diminished "authority" be any different?
Until now Trump could act like a total buffoon because Congress wouldn't permanently intervene, investigate and cut his funding. Now he's getting checked and can't even count on Republicans turning on him if he really loses the Senate by 55+ seats.
>Will Trump suddenly get more things done with his diminished "authority"?
No, he'll be constantly fighting investigations.
>Do you really care at all, or would you rather be left alone to celebrate "victories" you just made up in your head?
I celebrate Trump losing and MAGA being dead. The next Democratic president in 2028 will be firmly pro-Ukraine due to Trump being pro-Russia too.
>Europeans are thankless and have become a bit annoying these past years.
Thank you guys for what exactly?

>>545364410
I didn’t know the croatard redditor was actually cutlured!

>>545365182
>cultured

Those are rusnigger compulsory school reading books. Somewhat old-fashioned, Soviet curriculum...

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>>545364983
she probably won't

>>545364786
>muh immigrants turned texas blue!!!!
You mean in the couple of years Trump was president, Texas became so much browner that the state turned blue? You know yourself that’s bullshit, lol.

Hegseth faces impeachment threat from both parties after U.S. midterms

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U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth could face impeachment proceedings after the Nov. 3 congressional midterm elections, Bloomberg reported on Oct. 30, as the deadlocked war against Iran, a string of Pentagon scandals and the declining popularity of President Donald Trump's administration turn the Pentagon chief into a target for both parties.
Lawmakers from both of the country's main parties have backed plans to put Hegseth through a congressional reckoning. His opponents make no secret that the campaign against the secretary is a first step toward holding the entire Trump administration accountable for the unpopular war in Iran.
"As a result of this war, 21 American service members have been killed and more than 850 wounded," said Democratic Senator Jack Reed of Rhode Island, the ranking member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, voicing his party's central complaint. "Trump and Hegseth have cost the American people nearly $50 billion in military spending and inflicted billions of dollars in damage to Americans' financial well-being."
In the corridors of the U.S. Capitol, Hegseth is widely seen as the most convenient target for Democrats and for Trump's opponents within the Republican Party. He took office with no political experience, after earlier careers in lobbying and journalism, and began his tenure with a wave of firings, scandalous statements and open feuds with Congress — making enemies in both parties along the way. Members of Congress have introduced three impeachment resolutions against him in 2025-2026: Democrat Shri Thanedar of Michigan in December 2025 over lethal strikes on alleged drug-trafficking boats and the "Signalgate" chat leak, Democrat Yassamin Ansari of Arizona in April 2026 over the Iran war, and Republican Thomas Massie of Kentucky, who read eight articles of impeachment against Hegseth into the House record on Sept. 15.

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With Trump-loyal Republicans controlling both chambers, none of the measures reached a House vote; Speaker Mike Johnson sent lawmakers home early in September rather than allow a vote on Massie's resolution. But a convincing Democratic victory in the November elections could change the arithmetic. Removal requires a simple majority in the House of Representatives and a two-thirds vote in the Senate. Massie has said he will move against Hegseth a fourth time. "The House recessed early to avoid the vote, so I will reintroduce Hegseth articles of impeachment when we return for the lame duck session, regardless of the outcome of the midterm election," he wrote on social media.
U.S. history, however, offers no precedent for a cabinet secretary being impeached and removed: only two have ever been impeached — Secretary of War William Belknap in 1876 and Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas in 2024 — and the Senate acquitted both. Hegseth also retains Trump's personal backing. On Oct. 29, the president defended him as doing "a great job," called him "a great warrior" and said he was "the best at his job in many, many years," dismissing the impeachment talk as "terrible." "All they do is they talk about impeaching everybody," Trump said of Democrats. "Honestly, if we wanted to play that game, we could play it just as well." He has said attempts to remove his defense secretary are doomed to fail.

>>545365156
Thank them for not spying and spec-opsing you further, I guess

>>545365182
Dostoievski is primarily about how russians are assholes, drunks or fanatics (or all of that) but it's not their fault.

>>545365057
>"american" not understanding how thw misterms might affect the standing administration
Quite telling, truly. My best to your dead Grandmother.

>>545357480
>by abandoning massive attacks using heavy equipment
Nigga you didn't abandon it willingly to adapt to the situation. You just ran out of heavy equipment.

>>545365270

the line showing Texas' growing population over the years (among fastest in country), looks the exact same as the line showing the gaining share of votes democrats get in texas elections.

sky is the limit for both.

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>2500
Historical TZD day!!

No takers for Putin's diesel as Trump's fuel deal flounders before U.S. midterms

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American companies are refusing to buy cargoes of Russian diesel heading to the United States under President Donald Trump's deal with Vladimir Putin, industry officials and analysts told The Washington Sun in an Oct. 29 report, leaving tankers carrying 140,000 tons of fuel sailing across the Atlantic without confirmed buyers.
Trump announced the deal on Oct. 9 after a call with Putin, lifting U.S. sanctions in exchange for Moscow releasing diesel onto world markets — more than 300,000 tons immediately, another 500,000 tons in November and 1 million tons after that — in a bid to lower pump prices ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections. His administration is now privately leaning on U.S. firms to accept the fuel, offered at steep discounts.
"Everyone is trying to run as far away from this as fast as they can. Nobody wants to touch it because they're afraid of what's going to happen in the next Congressional session," one Wall Street trader told the paper, citing conversations with top energy companies. "Nobody wants to get ensnared in a lengthy legal battle or what will be a series of investigations, and this looks like a classic case of that."

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Democrats are expected to take the House of Representatives in Tuesday's elections and could flip the Senate. They have promised investigations and demanded that banks and ports preserve all records of Russian diesel transactions; on Oct. 26, seven Democratic and Republican lawmakers, including Senator Richard Blumenthal and Senator Thom Tillis, wrote to major banks, fuel distributors and port authorities warning that anyone facilitating the imports could violate the 2022 law banning Russian energy imports. "Any company or individual thinking about purchasing Russian diesel should be aware that they're committing a crime and that Congress is watching," Blumenthal said in a statement. New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill, a Democrat, says she is exploring options to keep the fuel out of the Port of New York and New Jersey, the country's largest fuel-import terminal, calling the deal "corrupt and illegal."
"They're being very strongly encouraged by both Moscow and Washington to take these cargoes, including with steep discounts, but they're encountering a wall of resistance based on reputation and legal risks," one analyst said.
Three tankers — the Malta-flagged Agioi Fanendes, the Talisman, which is under EU and U.S. sanctions, and the Leruo, sanctioned by the EU, Britain and Canada — left the Baltic port of Primorsk between Oct. 16 and 22 and are due on the U.S. East Coast between Nov. 7 and 11. The Agioi Fanendes initially signaled New York, but its manager, Eastern Mediterranean Maritime, told the Financial Times it was "awaiting instructions, as the unloading port has not yet been confirmed." The other two show "Atlantic Coast, awaiting orders"; the Leruo had initially listed Manaus, Brazil, before switching mid-voyage. A fourth tanker left Russia on Oct. 29.

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Russian refineries, meanwhile, raised runs by 25% in late October from the start of the month — to about 5 million barrels a day — after the deal and a halt in Ukrainian drone attacks, Reuters reported, citing three industry sources, allowing exporters to ship out around 80,000 tons of diesel a day. But the pause lasted only about two weeks: overnight on Oct. 30, Ukrainian drones struck the Novokuybyshevsk refinery, part of Rosneft's Samara complex, and overnight on Nov. 1 they hit the Kstovo refinery in the Nizhny Novgorod region, where the resulting blaze prompted limits on gasoline sales. Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said the resumed strikes "could certainly lead to a reduction in supply volumes" that would "undoubtedly impact global markets."
Novak said on Oct. 30 that Russia was shipping 510,000 tons of diesel to world markets in October and planned about 2.15 million tons in November.
Still, interest from U.S. buyers remains low even among gray-market traders, the Rapidan Energy Group consultancy said in a note to clients: no one has shown interest despite the discounts on offer, and "Moscow and Washington are still scrambling to find takers, but we wouldn't be surprised if the cargoes ultimately head to Brazil." The Wall Street Journal, for its part, has reported that U.S. diesel prices have risen since the deal was announced — undercutting its stated purpose of easing prices at the pump.

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