TZD

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lmao at pidors

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TZD

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beat the fuck out of russians and make them cry

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Sadly TZD has declined.

>>545964411
aww

still decent numbers thoughbeit

TZD

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>A series of explosions were heard in the Novgorod region.

>It is likely that the Ukrainian Defense Forces attacked the 123rd Aviation Repair Plant.

>The plant repairs and services Russian military transport aircraft, including Il-76, Il-78, and L-410 aircraft, as well as aircraft engines.

>On March 17, the plant was already under attack, and at that time, a hangar for servicing Il-76 and L-410 aircraft was hit, and a long-range radar detection aircraft, the A-50, was also hit.

>>545964411
PZD policy has been temporarily enacted.

Guys like you are in what we call the 'reality-based community.' You believe that solutions emerge from your judicious study of discernible reality. That's not the way the world really works anymore: We're an empire now, and when we act, we create our own reality. And while you're studying that reality- judiciously, as you will-we'll act again, creating other new realities, which you can study too, and that's how things will sort out. We're history's actors...and you, all of you, will be left to just study what we do"

-Karl Rove

>>545964309
What vehicle is that in the bg?

>>545964411
Was about a month ago we were creaming ourselves at 2000+ kek

Does anyone here remember the kursk submarine fiasco and if so did it redpill you

>>545964660
looks like some command variant of a BTR-80

>>545964660
looks like a decked out reinforced heavily armored MRAP?

>>545964775
As far as memories go sub that could have easily been saved was let to sink because pipa didn't care enough and it would make him lose face because westerners would have had to save them

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>>545964660
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>>545964840
R-149BMR Kushetka-B. As the one Anon said, it's a BTR-80 based command vehicle.

>>545964775
i was a kid back then, my parents and people in general were saying 'ah, russians being russians' so it didnt seem like anyone was surprised but we are used to them being retarded

>>545964896
You are correct kek. I’m reading up on it now, went down a rabbit hole of Russians behaving like chimps and western countries not getting the memo

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>>545964660
i assumed it was a BTR-4 variant but now that you had me look, the armored windshield covers fold the wrong way. that is BTR-80 based. it's a command vehicle variant or something.
>>545964912
well there ya go.

>>545964983
>Russians behaving like chimps
Black but wrong colour by accident

>>545964983
personally what got me redpiled on russia were the Chechen wars, the sheer brutality of russian soldiers was shocking to me back then. After Chechens got defeated some of them did move to Poland, I remember lots of people sympathized with their struggle, our TV would regularly broadact documentaries on the war. Its strange to think that these days image of Chechens is so different after many of them ended up bending the knee and became putin's enforcers.

>>545964309

When will the uraine stop coping?

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Built for

I wound up being biased against Russians after watching Stargate.
They were always cowards and thieves and yet insanely entitled in that. Funny how accurate their portrayal was.

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>>545964411
This is considered low nowadays. Jesus.
Happy TZD, everyone!

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>>545964775
not really. russians being bumbling retards who did stupid shit to save face (especially navally) was sort of the norm during the cold war. also, i had read most of the tom clancy books by then. he knew what was up.

>>545964309
>chechens on both sides
how did this happen?

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>>545964411
Unacceptable. Send in the finns to repopulate Russia.

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I posted fucked up hallucinated version, pls delete its cursed.
Here is edited version with correct plane and no imperial eagle insigna.

Trump says Ukraine will come out of the war "a little bit different shape" as Abu Dhabi talks open

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U.S. President Donald Trump said Ukraine would emerge from the war with Russia with "a little bit different shape," expressing confidence that a peace deal was within reach as U.S.-mediated talks between Moscow and Kyiv opened in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday.
In an interview with CBS's "60 Minutes" aired on Nov. 8, his first sit-down interview since the Nov. 3 congressional elections in which his Republican Party lost control of both chambers, Trump said: "I believe that that war is going to end, and it's gonna end soon. And the only reason it's gonna end is because of me."
Asked whether Russian President Vladimir Putin was stringing him along after nearly two years of failed peacemaking, Trump replied: "Oh, I don't think so." He named "tremendous hatred" between Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy as the biggest obstacle to peace, saying: "When they had their first meeting there was great disrespect shown to Russia." The two leaders have met only once, in Paris in the Normandy format in December 2019, for talks that lasted more than an hour, including 5–10 minutes one-on-one. Russia's Foreign Ministry said at the time that Zelenskiy had demanded the removal from an already agreed document of a clause on disengagement along the contact line in Donbas.
The two-day session in Abu Dhabi, the first meeting in the trilateral format since February, will focus on security guarantees. Washington is represented by Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner and envoy Steve Witkoff; Russia's delegation is led by Kremlin aide Vladimir Medinsky, regarded as a hardliner, and Ukraine's by Foreign Intelligence Service chief Rustem Umerov.

>>545965921
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On Nov. 9, Kushner said Washington had held productive and substantive consultations with Ukraine, NATO and European partners on security guarantees for Kyiv and the broader European security architecture, and that the U.S. side was working with both Kyiv and Moscow on proposals to make the talks as productive as possible. "We are working hard to find a negotiated solution that can deliver lasting peace and create the conditions for a sovereign, secure, and prosperous Ukraine within a more stable European security environment," Kushner wrote on the social media platform X.
Europe's role in the process remains contested. France said European representatives would be in Abu Dhabi, while the Kremlin insisted the talks themselves would stay strictly trilateral, with the Europeans in separate channels. Umerov said Ukraine would hold separate coordination meetings with European partners, including officials from Britain, France, Germany and Italy as well as NATO and the European Union. Kushner said a "comprehensive and lasting settlement will also require direct engagement between Russia and our European partners on the broader security arrangements that affect them."
Medinsky, who has led Moscow's negotiating team since the first direct talks with Ukraine in Istanbul in March 2022, said after a round of talks in Turkey in June 2025 that Ukraine would have to accept Moscow's terms and renounce integration with the West for the war to end, and that Russia was ready to fight for as long as needed.
The talks opened as fighting showed no sign of abating: Russia battered Ukraine's power grid with new strikes on Nov. 9, and Ukrainian forces hit another of Russia's biggest oil refineries. G7 foreign ministers, meanwhile, were meeting in Paris with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha to discuss support for Kyiv.

>>545965731
yeah i was wondering about the shoulder patch.
if you do further edits she needs to be wearing a flyers jersey. like one seen here>>545964403
50 years ago they gave HC CSKA Moscow a literal physical beating that echoes through time.

Russia's banks face 29-fold jump in tax fines amid surge in data demands

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Russian banks paid 553 million rubles ($6.7 million) in fines in the first eight months of the year for being late handing over client account data, a 29-fold increase from a year earlier, as the Federal Tax Service dramatically stepped up requests for information on Russians' accounts and transfers.
Under Russian law, lenders have three working days to provide the requested data and face a 20,000-ruble ($240) fine for every request they miss. Banks have struggled to keep up with the flood of demands, Izvestia reported on Nov. 9, citing FTS data. The service said its approach to fining banks hasn't changed and penalties are imposed only on the grounds provided by law.
The FTS also fined banks 33 million rubles for failing to enforce decisions restricting account operations — nearly five times more than a year earlier — and lenders paid a further 19 million rubles for late execution of orders to collect taxes from individuals and businesses, up from 3.2 million rubles.
The surge reflects tighter control by the fiscal authority and the automation of debt collection, said Yaroslav Kabakov, director of strategy at Finam. Total fines rose because the tax authorities sharply increased the number of orders and stepped up verification of their execution, said Alexander Kazus, managing partner at law firm Sonichev, Kazus & Partners.
This year's tax changes added to the load: the standard VAT rate rose from 20% to 22%, and the annual revenue threshold at which small businesses on the simplified regime lose their VAT exemption dropped from 60 million rubles to 20 million rubles, said Alexei Voilukov of the Presidential Academy (RANEPA). The FTS also often demands the debiting of taxes that have already been paid and is slow to send decisions lifting account restrictions, he said.

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>>545965921
lmao nobody in europe will waste 5 minutes of their time on that orange retard and his ideas anymore

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The enforcement blitz comes as the government scrambles for revenue. The budget deficit will reach a record since the start of the war in Ukraine of 7.3 trillion rubles ($88 billion), or 3.2% of GDP, this year by the Finance Ministry's estimate, and 5.5 trillion rubles, or 2.2% of GDP, in 2027. The FTS has begun mass-assessing back taxes on companies and hunting for Russians' undeclared income, including abroad.
More tax increases are in the pipeline. As part of the draft budget package for 2027–2029, which passed its first reading in the State Duma on Oct. 29, the government proposes to extend the progressive personal income tax scale of up to 22% to so-called passive income, including interest on bank deposits, and to impose 22% VAT on purchases from foreign online stores and marketplaces. It also provides for a new windfall tax of as much as 30% on mining and metals companies when world commodity prices exceed 2025 levels by more than 10% — a levy officials expect to bring in about 200 billion rubles ($2.4 billion) a year.

>>545964309
these guys died 6 days ago

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Medinsky sent as Russian negotiator? So another nothingburger?

>>545966076
Yeah, pretty much.

There are only the normies that support the Ukraine …

You know nothing will happen the moment Witkoff and Kushner are mentionned.

School bus services disrupted across nearly a third of Russia as driver shortage bites

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School transportation for children broke down this year in at least 27 Russian regions and three occupied Ukrainian territories, according to a count published by The Moscow Times on Nov. 9, with problems reported in some 70 localities and busing halted or suspended in 45 of them.
Driver shortages were the most common cause, affecting 11 regions, the outlet found after reviewing media reports, official statements and residents' social media posts. Poor roads disrupted services in nine regions, decisions by local authorities to cut routes in eight cases, and fuel shortages in four.
The shortage is felt most acutely in Bashkortostan, where the Chishminsky district has just 21 drivers for its 40 school buses, leaving nearly half the fleet off the road. At a school in the village of Alkino, more than 200 pupils were left without a ride after both drivers quit, citing daily 400-km routes, frequent breakdowns and fuel interruptions. The principal personally asked them to return, and parents were invited to get behind the wheel themselves — with no takers. By mid-October, no new drivers had been hired. In the nearby village of Iglino, a school received five new buses but found a driver for only one, now used to carry elementary pupils.
Elsewhere, the picture is similar. In the Volgograd region, several dozen children from the settlements of Maysky and Guli Korolevoy could not get to school on Sept. 1 after the previous driver failed his medical exam and no replacement could be found. In Mencherep, a village in the Kemerovo region, busing of children from five villages stopped entirely in October; no driver has been found since, and locals say pupils make it only to the last two and a half classes. In Sotnikovo in Buryatia, only two of four school buses were running in September.

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Low pay is the root cause. Job postings offer school bus drivers 25,000 roubles a month in Tatarstan and 43,000 roubles in Bashkortostan's Chishminsky district, while the average public transport driver in Russia earned about 100,000 roubles in 2025, according to the Transport Ministry — and those carrying children face stricter requirements, including driving experience, a clean criminal record, no administrative offences within a year and medical clearance. Schools must compete for staff with taxi, delivery and freight firms, and, since the start of the war, also with the army and defence plants. The shortage spans the whole industry: Transport Minister Andrei Nikitin has estimated that public transport is short 25-35% of its drivers.
Fuel has been a growing problem, with eight reports of fuel supply issues for school buses since early September and services stopped or reduced in six cases. Disruptions hit districts in Karachay-Cherkessia, Perm Krai, the Moscow region and the Nizhny Novgorod region, sometimes because contracts were signed too late, sometimes because suppliers failed to deliver fuel on time.
Bad roads add to the troubles. In the Bashkir village of Yengalyshevo, children walk five km to school because the bus cannot use the road. In Yuzhny in the Krasnodar region, a school bus stopped running on a dirt road, leaving more than 230 children to walk almost two km to their stop; the authorities promise to repair the road no earlier than 2028. Rosstat data show 45.3% of local roads and 43.7% of regional and inter-municipal roads failed to meet standards in 2025; while the share of failing regional roads has fallen from 61.9% over the past decade, local networks are little changed from 44.8% in 2015 — and in 2024, 41% of local roads did not even have a paved surface.

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The federal budget buys buses but not drivers: schools received around 3,000 new buses worth more than 11 billion roubles in 2025, with a similar delivery planned this year, Kommersant has reported. Fuel, spare parts and wages fall on regional authorities, which are cutting social spending in favour of military needs, economist Andrei Yakovlev told The Moscow Times.
"Regional authorities tried to find a way out by increasing budget deficits and going into debt — in the hope that the federal centre would later pay off these debts, but already in 2024 the Kremlin stopped sending federal transfers to the regions," Yakovlev said. "There is a general logic of managing the system, whereby the authorities identify the points where possible social tension could have more noticeable and more painful consequences for the system. These are, first of all, big cities. And there the Kremlin tries to prevent such social tension. But rural areas, with their low population density, are of marginal importance to the Kremlin."

>>545964309
Gay globohomo worship thread

Rosneft caps fuel sales across Russia after new wave of Ukrainian strikes on refineries

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Rosneft, Russia's largest oil producer, has capped fuel sales at its gas stations across the country, regional officials said, after Ukrainian drones struck at least seven Russian refineries in a week and set fire to one of the country's largest plants near St. Petersburg overnight into Nov. 9.
"Rosneft is introducing restrictions in all regions of the country (30 litres in cities, 50 on highways)," the economy ministry of the Trans-Baikal region said on Nov. 9. In the region itself, drivers may buy no more than 50 litres per vehicle and cannot fill canisters. The caps took effect in the regional capital Chita on Nov. 8, just over two weeks after Rosneft lifted all restrictions on Oct. 23. The region says its fuel stocks, including reserves, stand at more than 26,000 tonnes, about a month's supply, with 10,000 tonnes more on the way.
Rosneft, which operates in 62 of Russia's regions, has not officially confirmed the nationwide cap. Its hotline tells callers it does not provide information on restrictions and that fuel availability must be checked at individual stations.

>>545966227
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By Nov. 10, drivers and officials were reporting limits in more than a dozen regions. In Karelia, Governor Artur Parfenchikov, who had lifted all limits on Oct. 24, said on Nov. 8 that Rosneft stations would dispense no more than 30 litres of petrol and 50 litres of diesel in cities, and up to 50 and 200 litres respectively on highways, with sales into canisters banned. In Buryatia, Deputy Prime Minister Yevgeny Korkin announced city limits of 30 litres of petrol and 50 litres of diesel, and highway limits of 50 and 200 litres. In Krasnoyarsk, cashiers do not ring up more than 30 litres per car. In the Novosibirsk region, the local economy ministry confirmed similar measures. Motorists also reported caps in Moscow, where up to 50 litres per vehicle are sold along with one 20-litre metal canister, as well as in St. Petersburg, Arkhangelsk, Penza, the Kemerovo region and Tula, where the cap is 30 litres per purchase. Other major networks - Lukoil, Gazprom Neft, Tatneft and Surgutneftegas - were selling fuel without limits as of Nov. 10.
In the Leningrad region, Governor Alexander Drozdenko said on Nov. 9 that the regional crisis headquarters had recommended a uniform temporary norm for all fuel retailers: 30 litres of petrol and 50 litres of diesel per customer, citing restrictions already being introduced by several large vertically integrated oil companies.

>>545966237
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Ukraine resumed strikes on Russia's fuel and energy infrastructure on Oct. 30 after a two-week pause that followed a demand from U.S. President Donald Trump. Drones have since hit the Novokuybyshev refinery in the Samara region (Oct. 30), the Bashneft-UNOIL plant in Ufa (Oct. 31), Lukoil's NORSI refinery near Nizhny Novgorod (Nov. 1), the Slavneft-YANOS plant in Yaroslavl (Nov. 3), the Ryazan refinery (Nov. 5), the Afipsky refinery in southern Russia (Nov. 6) and the Saratov refinery (Nov. 7). Overnight into Nov. 9, drones struck the Kirishi refinery near St. Petersburg, Russia's second-largest, which is owned by Surgutneftegas and supplies about half the fuel consumed by St. Petersburg.
Russian authorities used the two-week pause to rebuild fuel supplies, but the new raids have brought shortages back. In the Nizhny Novgorod region, limits of 40 litres per vehicle were introduced after the strike on NORSI, and queues formed at gas stations.
Bloomberg reported in late October, citing Rosneft's top managers and internal documents, that the company believes another two months of war with Ukraine could inflict long-term damage on its business. Rosneft operates 12 refineries accounting for about a third of Russia's refining capacity, and spare parts for damaged processing units are increasingly hard to find.
The strain is also showing in the retail market: on Nov. 8, the Trassa network, the second-largest independent fuel retailer in Moscow and the surrounding region, shut all 53 of its stations there after its lessor, Gazprombank Leasing, began seizing 57 stations from the debt-stricken operator EuroTrans.

>>545966187
>not wanting your country to be a subject of a 3rd world shithole is globohomo

>>545964411
well maybe...
hear me out...

maybe all the russians died and it shows?

(nice digits, too)

I'm on my 4th pint of finnish blood. I can feel the desire to waste time in a hot sauna increasing finally and my field of vision is narrowing to a squint.

Only 5 more transfusions and i'll be a real nordic BVLL

Russian Road-Machinery Makers Idle Plants as Sales Slump 25%

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Russian road-building machinery makers are idling plants and cutting jobs as sales sink for a second year, with expensive financing prompting contractors to repair old machines rather than buy new ones.
Sales of new Russian-made road machinery fell 24.9% in the first nine months of 2026 from a year earlier, to 24.4 billion rubles ($295 million), according to Rosspetsmash, an industry association whose members produce 80% of the country's road-building equipment. That's an improvement from the first half, when sales dropped 30.2%.
Shipments fell in almost every segment, with rollers down 34.9%, excavators 33.9%, crawler bulldozers 32.3% and backhoe loaders 31.6%, the association said. Only front loaders gained, rising 57.3%. Warehouses at factories and dealers are now overstocked with both domestic and imported machinery, Kommersant reported on Nov. 9, citing an industry source.
The slump reflects the cost of borrowing: the central bank has held its key rate at 14% since late October, and bank chief Elvira Nabiullina told lawmakers on Nov. 9 that the rate will remain in double digits through 2027. Slowdown in construction activity, competition from imports and excess inventories are also weighing on the market.
"All of this is pressuring manufacturers' revenue, increasing the share of fixed costs and creating risks of financial difficulties, all the way up to bankruptcies," said Dmitry Babansky, a partner at consulting firm SBS.
Renewing fleets has also been made harder by the shrinking pipeline of infrastructure projects and rising taxes, said Anton Gureev, commercial director at leasing company Interlizing. Sales this year are unlikely to top 2025's 54.7 billion rubles ($661 million), and won't approach the boom levels of 2023–2024, he said.

>>545966324
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Demand is unlikely to recover this year, said Victoria Sinichkina, director of the automotive practice at audit and consulting firm TeDo. "In the near term we expect uneven dynamics: demand for machines will vary depending on their class, the region and specific projects," said Konstantin Nikolayev, chief executive officer of machinery group UMG.
The market is shifting toward a model where companies skip mass fleet renewals in favor of targeted replacements and more productive machines, Gureev said. Sales won't return to 2023–2024 levels, when manufacturers were ramping up deliveries, in the foreseeable future, he said.

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>>545966003
Noted. If you have any other sports references let me know, so I can add it to the collection

>>545966019
i'm glad that orange goy will be out of the door, and that soon pis niggers won't have american president they can bank their political power on

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>>545965921
donald who? Who cares about that senile retard

There's no reason for Ukraine to agree to shit deal which empowers the russia, when they can either force them to eat shit, or wait out orange retard & his schoolchildren yesmen

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>>545966076
Just more theatre for those who have seen the same show a dozen times.
At this point, I'm not sure Ukraine has a reason to compromise. It looks like if things continue the way they are currently, Russia won't just lose. They'll collapse. Might take a while, but Moscow is fucked.

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>>545966096
>>545966187
current topics of discussion are:
armored vehicle identification
russian incompetence
hockey

that you think this is odd or wrong says more about you than us

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>>545966353
add this one

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>>545966366
i mean ukies oppenly showed zion don that they think he's a faggot by blowing up refineries

>>545966395
That’s the reason why ziggers are pushing so hard for negotiations on Ukraine with the Americans in the uae

Dozens of Russian Vodka Makers Shut as State Price Floors Squeeze Out Small Players

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Dozens of Russian producers of vodka and other spirits have shut down over the past year as state-mandated minimum prices rose and demand sagged, squeezing out small regional distilleries.
The country had 377 registered producers of strong alcohol and spirits as of Oct. 1, down 7.4%, or 30 companies, from a year earlier, according to business-data service Kontur.Fokus. Most of the exits came in the first nine months of 2026, when 24 producers left the market and business liquidations across the economy jumped 72% year on year. Only one new alcohol producer was registered in the period, versus three a year earlier.
The pressure comes from price policy: the Finance Ministry raised the minimum retail price of vodka to 349 rubles ($4.2) per half-liter in January 2025, then to 409 rubles ($4.9) from Jan. 1, 2026, while the excise tax on spirits above 18% climbed 11% this year. Vodka averaged 986.2 rubles ($11.9) a liter in shops in September, 15.3% more than a year earlier, according to Rosstat. Falling demand triggered by those price increases is pushing players out of the market, according to distiller Ladoga.
The closures were sharpest in Crimea, which Russia annexed in 2014, where producer numbers fell 16.7% to ten, followed by Kabardino-Balkaria (-10.5%) and the Krasnodar region (-9.5%), with Dagestan, the Moscow region and Stavropol also shrinking, Kommersant reported on Nov. 9.
The companies leaving are mostly small regional plants that made little besides vodka, said Sergei Gladishchuk, an alcohol market expert. Those that didn't invest in diversification are struggling, he said. Big producers also have the advantage with national retail chains, which prefer suppliers that can guarantee orders through seasonal spikes, Gladishchuk said.

>>545966463
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The market is consolidating, said Andrei Moskovsky, president of the Alkopro industry guild. The ten largest producers boosted their share of retail sales of strong alcohol to 75% in January–September from 73% a year earlier, according to data provider A.List. In gin, the top ten controlled 94% of sales. Consolidation is also visible in deals: Rosspirtprom bought a controlling stake in Tula Distillery 1911 in August 2025 and took over Tatspirtprom in December. Small companies can survive only with strong local brands and contract bottling, including for retailers, Moskovsky said.
Production is shrinking across the board, according to regulator Rosalkogoltabakkontrol. Total alcohol output fell 1.8% year on year in the first nine months of 2026, to 805.85 million decaliters. Drinks stronger than 9% fell 6.1% to 73.67 million decaliters, with vodka down 6.7% at 48.88 million, cognac down 13.5% at 4.93 million and other spirits down 16.1% at 5.8 million decaliters.
The contraction has only deepened since: by October, overall alcohol production was down 7.7% for the year while retail demand slipped just 0.8%, and distillers have held off stockpiling ahead of another excise increase scheduled for 2027, Kommersant reported on Nov. 10.

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>>545966364
yep, shame we'll have to endure nowrocky for few more years but without king retard in the white house to rely on his positon hopefully should weaken as well

>>545966323
careful with that finno-ugric blood, too much and you'd become a real Hungarian

The Kremlin call:
How talking to Putin exposed Europe’s deepest rift over Ukraine

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The leaders of Finland and Norway were slammed for reaching out to Russia — but Europe still can’t find a better way to influence Donald Trump’s peace talks.

Beneath the chandeliers and oil paintings of his Presidential Palace, Finland’s president Alexander Stubb sat down next to his old friend Jonas Gahr Støre, the Norwegian prime minister, to call Vladimir Putin.

They hoped such a dramatic and direct intervention with Russia’s leader would demonstrate European resolve.

Instead, the conversation on a damp autumn morning in Helsinki triggered the biggest rift among Nordic allies since Putin’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine — and exposed Europe’s wider divisions over how to deal with Moscow at a pivotal moment in the push for peace.

As Russian and Ukrainian negotiators prepare for talks with Donald Trump’s envoys in Abu Dhabi this week, the fallout from the call is still reverberating across Europe. Governments are arguing over who should represent Europe in future negotiations and remain divided over a question at the heart of the debate: Does engaging Putin help deliver peace, or simply reward aggression?

Underlying European anxiety is another dilemma: Can America be trusted to broker a fair deal for them and most of all for Ukraine?

EU leaders will grapple with these questions at an informal summit in Dublin this week. Few involved expect them to agree.

In an interview with POLITICO in Oslo, Støre explained why he and Stubb decided to call a leader waging hybrid warfare on Europe and killing Ukrainian civilians with daily drone and missile strikes.

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>>545966353
hey, have you tried playing with google flow?
https://flow.google.com/

>>545966522
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“We work closely with our European partners in supporting Ukraine, but the only voice reaching Moscow comes from Washington,” Støre said. “And you know, we have good and open relations with the American negotiators, with the American administration, but this [war] happens in Europe. And living month by month, thinking that this war will end by Europe not talking to Moscow, I think, is an illusion.”

Other countries sharing a border — and a history — with Putin’s Russia profoundly disagree.

“Europe should not be in a mediator’s position,” Estonia’s Prime Minister Kristen Michal told POLITICO in another interview. “You should not take the role of trying to please the dictator.”

Based on interviews with politicians, diplomats and officials, many granted anonymity to discuss sensitive matters, this is the inside story of a phone call that shook Europe.

>>545966538
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The Trump shock

Europe has struggled for influence over the stop-start Ukraine peace process ever since Trump returned to the White House in early 2025, promptly picked up the phone to Putin and ended U.S. financial assistance to Kyiv.

Trump’s interventions shattered the transatlantic consensus built under his predecessor Joe Biden, offering Putin the prospect of an advantageous ceasefire and a return to the international fold.

The U.S.-Iran war this year interrupted momentum but Trump returned to the topic of Ukraine again in October, criticizing President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for continuing to attack Russian energy infrastructure, while declaring that Putin’s side had been “fine”.

Fearing the negotiations were drifting toward collapse, Stubb and Støre intervened. Støre hosted Zelenskyy and Trump envoy Steve Witkoff in Oslo in an attempt to repair relations. Stubb, who also attended, declared the meeting on Oct. 20 had put the peace process “back on track.”

But 24 hours later, Witkoff again stunned European leaders by meeting Putin in St. Petersburg and praising him as a “humanitarian.”

After consulting Zelenskyy, the two Nordic leaders concluded they could not leave Trump, Witkoff and Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner as the only Western figures speaking directly to Putin.

>>545966554
4/?

Old friends

Stubb and Støre have known each other for years and worked closely on Russian affairs when they both served as foreign ministers. They talk and text frequently — and like to pair up on key files despite coming from different political backgrounds.

They had quietly explored the idea of a joint call to the Kremlin for months and concluded that reviving momentum would be critical ahead of renewed negotiations in Abu Dhabi.

Europeans, many officials privately acknowledge, no longer trusted Washington to defend either Europe’s interests or Ukraine’s.

“We have to ask the question in Europe if we feel that someone else should have the contact and the discussion on our behalf,” one EU government official said. “Is the feeling that the U.S. should own our objectives?”

“It’s important that Donald Trump is not the only leader from the West who talks to Putin,” another senior European official said. “We need pro-Ukraine leaders putting their messages to Putin too.”

So, almost five years after Russia’s diplomatic isolation began, Stubb and Støre decided to call the Kremlin. The Nordic team reached out to Putin’s officials and agreed parameters for the conversation. Each side would take turns to deliver their prepared messages, without interruption from the other.

>>545966570
5/?

Omens in oils

Some of the omens were inauspicious from the start.

As the leaders sat next to each other at the long cabinet table in Stubb’s plush presidential salon on Oct. 27, two large, gilt-framed oil paintings loomed over them, depicting battle scenes from the Crimean War. One canvas shows an Anglo-French naval force retreating under fire on Finnish territory, a reminder of an era two centuries ago when Finland itself was part of the Russian Empire.

According to some accounts, Putin shared his own keen interest in Russia’s past with the two Nordic leaders — delivering a lengthy lesson on Slavic history and the origins of the war in Ukraine.

One senior official familiar with the matter said Stubb and Støre listened patiently during the 90-minute conversation. Other European officials briefed on the call denied that Putin had given the two leaders a history lecture at all, and suggested this claim was Russian spin aimed at humiliating the Europeans.

Støre himself said: “I was present. He didn’t.” Putin has well-worn arguments about the origins of the war, he added. “But in all fairness, he can give his explanation, and we respond to that.”

For their part, the Nordic pair first gave Putin Zelenskyy’s messages — that territorial boundaries can only be discussed at leader level, face to face, and first there must be de-escalation measures. Stubb and his friend then turned to the matter of Baltic Sea security and the need to keep the waterway open for trade.

One reason for holding the call was to try to judge Putin’s state of mind, according to officials. The Norwegian leader said Putin was “rational” and “professional” on the phone. “His arguments were perfectly clearly transmitted.”

>>545966592
6/?

Putin took the idea of talks in Abu Dhabi seriously and told the Nordic pair he would instruct his negotiators to prepare for the meeting to explore if progress is possible. “The fact that he picks up that phone, that we have, you know, other ways of reaching, I think that signals, at least that there’s a readiness to sit down.”

But afterwards, Støre was still not convinced that Putin was genuinely open to a deal. Despite their efforts, the Norwegian and Finnish team do not expect a major breakthrough in Abu Dhabi.

>>545965193
My red pill was when russkies shot down the entire polish delegation's airplane.

>>545966405
It is said by the non-profit organisation that gave him his prothesis and took the pictures that he did not throw a nazi salute and that multiple shots were taken as he was trying to balance and do a military salute.
Also, Ukrainians soldeirs losing limbs is tragic and sad. Russians soldiers losing limbs, on the other hand, is Gods work and absolute justice.

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>>545966405
Hey pidorgpt, tell me more about Alexander Lunin from the picrel.

>>545966604
7/?

Baltic backlash

When Stubb’s office announced the surprise call had happened, the diplomatic blowback played out live in public.

By coincidence, the leaders of Denmark and Sweden, among others, were already gathered in Helsinki for a Nordic Council meeting. Confronted by TV crews, they made little effort to hide their irritation.

“I’m very skeptical about this Norwegian and Finnish initiative,” Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen told broadcasters. “I think we should keep Europe united rather than going it alone.”

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said peace must come through “strength” rather than “appeasement”. Lithuania also criticized the move.

In private, some diplomats were even harsher. “There are too many middle-aged men who want to end up in the history books having solved this war,” one EU diplomat said. “Putin is just gaining from opening up a more normalized dialogue with the rest of the world — and continuing to bomb and kill innocent people in Ukraine.”

Their complaints were not simply over the decision to engage with Putin, but that Stubb and Støre had not properly coordinated with allies beforehand.

Officials familiar with the preparations for the call deny this, insisting that Frederiksen and others including the leadership in France, Germany, and the U.S. were told about the call before it happened. It may just have been that Frederiksen expected more advance warning, and a genuine say over the plan. She said her Finnish and Norwegian counterparts had failed to coordinate the call with “the rest of us.”

>>545966631
8/8

Moscow endorsement

Støre is defiant. “She is right, because I did not ask — we did not ask for permission,” he told POLITICO. “We consult each other in the Nordic family, but it is not a mechanism which is that, you know, doing this requires a yes from all the Nordics or from 27 Europeans or beyond.”

Privately, some officials think Støre aggravated the wound in the immediate aftermath, when he pointed out that the EU had been divided on Russia since the war began. “It’s true — it’s just not his place to say it,” one official said. “Norway is not in the EU.”

Stubb and Støre say they never sought to speak for anyone other than the countries they lead, which both border Russia. They talked to Zelenskyy at length before the call to agree what to say to Putin and then briefed him again afterwards.

They had hoped their initiative would bolster Zelenskyy. Instead, the backlash became so intense that the Ukrainian leader stepped in to defend them. “They truly help us,” he said.

The two Nordic leaders also won an endorsement from Moscow. “I believe it was the right thing to do,” Putin said. “After all, there are some people in Europe who do not want to inflict a strategic defeat on Russia … but seek to establish some kind of constructive dialogue.”

Putin’s comments are unlikely to soothe lingering resentments between Nordic neighbors. As one official put it, there may be some lasting “family trauma” for those regional leaders who were not included in the Putin call plan.

For all the northern angst, the episode also exposed a harder truth for Ukraine and its supporters. Despite Trump’s midterm election defeats, he is still dictating the pace of talks. Europe, meanwhile, has no one to match America’s booming voice when it matters in the room.

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>>545966625

>>545964411
>only 2220 dead/maimed rusniggers
it's over :(

>>545966529
It requires membership, and I'm more interested in free tokens leeching...
But I'll definitely try it if I ever switch to paid subscription

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>>545966076
Your daily reminder snownigger

>>545966647
>“Europe should not be in a mediator’s position,” Estonia’s Prime Minister Kristen Michal told POLITICO in another interview. “You should not take the role of trying to please the dictator.”
Estonia always seems very based.

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>>545966615
for me it's funny that rusniggers always forget that all of this wouldn't happen if they would just stay in their lanes
>>545966698
dude you just have to login with your google account. paid membership and tokens are for making videos. you can really give it a go right now

Ukrainians have not yet broken the record of dead ziggers set by finns. But they're on their way.

>>545966405
oh hey you are back. just to fill you in on what we discussed while you were gone it was all the times we beat the everloving fuck out of the russians during our hockey games and how you pussies always cried like little bitches about it.

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>>545966748
Pigga, I need more information about Alexander Lunin and not Estonia ---> >>545966625

>>545964411
My disappointment is immesurable and my day is ruined

>>545966756
the NATO biolab salo injection technology is too strong. it's probably a warcrime to unleash it on the world.

Rubio says progress made on Europe's postwar security; European allies reject parallel talks with Russia

1/?

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said progress had been made toward a postwar security framework for Ukraine and Europe, and expected the issue to dominate a meeting of G7 foreign ministers in Paris on Nov. 9-10, ahead of the first U.S.-mediated talks between Russia and Ukraine since February, due in Abu Dhabi on Nov. 10-11.
Speaking to reporters on Sunday at Homestead Air Reserve Base in Florida before flying to France, Rubio said postwar security arrangements had been "one of the key topics that's been raised repeatedly in every conversation any time negotiations have been discussed."
"What is the post-war security infrastructure of Ukraine and, more broadly, of the European continent going to look like?" he said. "So I think that's what the President is alluding to, that there's been some advances made in what that architecture should look like post-conflict. We obviously have to get past the conflict to get to that point."
He said President Donald Trump had been briefed on the initial ideas on Thursday or Friday of last week, Nov. 5 or 6, but that "nothing's been finalized yet." "Maybe some progress can be made in Abu Dhabi tomorrow when Jared and Steve will be there," he said, referring to the U.S. special envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff.
Trump stoked European alarm on the evening of Nov. 5, hours after meeting Kremlin envoy Kirill Dmitriev at the White House, by predicting a sweeping agreement with Moscow.
"There's going to be an agreement; it's going to be a big agreement, and it's going to involve more than Ukraine," he told reporters. "It's going to involve more than Ukraine, and I could even say it might involve all of Europe."

>>545966756
I'm currently in front of a paywall
Chujnia z grzybnią kurwaaaaa!

If you ever feel stupid. Just remember that some people unironically think that peacetalks without any key figures will lead to an end to the war

>>545966874
2/3

Kushner said on Nov. 5 that Washington had held "productive and substantive discussions with Ukraine, NATO, and our European partners" in Brussels on "security guarantees for Ukraine and a broader European security architecture." Writing on X the next day, he set out five goals for the proposed framework, from "permanent security consultations" to "an enduring framework for long-term European security and stability," and said the objective was "to develop practical arrangements that address the security concerns of all sides."
For European governments, the plan landed badly. One European official told the Financial Times that Kushner's message was a "complete surprise": "There will be no simultaneous negotiations on European security until the war [against Ukraine] is over. Besides, we know what the Russians mean by that and it will not happen."
A NATO diplomat told Politico: "It is a bit obscure what Kushner meant. The general sentiment in Europe is that any discussion with Russia on the future architecture at the moment will just be used by Moscow to legitimize their arguments … it will not fly with the European allies."
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre told Politico that folding the U.S. role in European security into the talks on ending Russia's war in Ukraine was unacceptable to his country and to other Nordic and Baltic states.
"Any issues relating to European architecture on security will have to be dealt with after the end of the war," he said. "Russia keeps floating the ideas they had in the end of [2021] about where there could be NATO and where there could not be NATO. That is not for Russia to decide. This has nothing to do with this point in the negotiations."

>>545966895
3/3

Stubb and Støre held a 90-minute telephone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Oct. 27, the first known conversation between the Kremlin leader and European heads of government since July 2025. Putin came across as professional and rational, Støre said, but he had seen no sign "so far" that the Russian leader genuinely wanted peace, and he warned against expecting a breakthrough in Abu Dhabi.
"I would be cautious," he said. "Abu Dhabi is a stepping stone, and one output of it should be a follow-up quite soon after."

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>>545964309
Russia 'pretending' to negotiate on Ukraine while 'bombing civilians', says the EU's foreign policy chief Kallas (picrel), adding that Moscow had already signed up to numerous agreements underpinning European security but had failed to respect them.

>>545966883
just click new project.

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>cofi status?

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>>545966867
no it's not.

How do you think this war will go for the next months. Just slow movement over winter, lots of refineries being destroyed, russia shooting ballistics and drones at ukraine and a whole lot of dead ziggers?

>>545966904
>womp womp civilians

>>545966970
i can predict zigger chimpout and attacking energy grid again.

>>545967012
Most likely. I mean they already do this.
I expect the current talks to be a big nothingburger again.
But i really cant see how this war will play out next year

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>>545966967
fair enough. you can never make NATO too strong.
they will always pretend to care about warcrimes though. so be prepared for the bitching. we should have brussels spec some STANAG ear plugs so we don't have to listen or something.

Who cares about THE OINKRAINE anyway?

>>545967131
ziggers will continue to be ground in the meatgrinder. that one is certain.

Russia Says Its Frontline Troops Now Eat Better Than Cosmonauts As Drone Warfare Reshapes Battlefield Supply

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Russia's top military logistics chief says the field rations issued to frontline troops in Ukraine now outclass the food cosmonauts eat — a claim that comes as drone warfare forces Moscow to rethink how it feeds, clothes, and resupplies its soldiers.
The remarks came from Colonel General Valery Solodchuk, the deputy defense minister who has run all of the Russian military's logistics since Aug. 5, 2026, when President Vladimir Putin consolidated every branch of the armed forces' rear services under a single official. Solodchuk, previously commander of the Central Military District and the "Center" troop grouping in Ukraine, spoke in an interview with Olga Belova broadcast on Nov. 8, 2026, on Zvezda, the Russian Defense Ministry's own television channel.
According to Solodchuk, the Defense Ministry has overhauled its ration kits to make them lighter and more compact. "You have probably seen a cosmonaut food kit somewhere. Our kit is now better than the cosmonauts'," he said. The general said soldiers now routinely have to cover 20 to 40 kilometers on foot, and every extra gram in the pack cuts into endurance and performance — hence the push for lighter rations that can be delivered by drone.
Within 20–30 kilometers (roughly 12–18 miles) of the front line, Solodchuk said, food, water, medicine, and ammunition are now increasingly ferried in by drones and unmanned ground vehicles rather than conventional transport. The daily ration, he said, includes 250 grams of meat, 600 grams of potatoes, and 300 grams of vegetables, along with milk, butter, cheese, and other items. Units have also been equipped with food dehydrators and vacuum sealers, letting troops prepare their own dried and cured meats — protein that weighs less and keeps longer.

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>>545967151
i mean, making beautiful muscle girls is net positive and only subhuman pedo ziggers would cry about it

>>545966970
Globally this, but ukrainian momentum accelerates and peace is agreed upon in late 2027 as Russia panics over them actually reconquering their whole territories and further.
Russia gets to keep Crimea and Eastern Donbass.
OSCE and UN enforces DMZ.

>>545967240
2/2

Beyond rations, Solodchuk said the Defense Ministry wants to scrap the "demi-season" kit — the spring/fall transitional uniform — and return to a simple summer-and-winter system, which will require new materials now being developed with industry. 100,000 sets of new-issue uniforms have been distributed to units from the Far East to Kaliningrad for winter trials, he said, after summer testing turned up a series of defects that manufacturers are now working to fix.
Uniforms and supply have been a recurring source of scandal for the Russian military. In September 2022, Deputy Defense Minister for Logistics Dmitry Bulgakov was dismissed — the first officially announced reshuffle in the ministry since the start of the full-scale invasion — amid complaints that newly mobilized troops were not being issued proper kit, with Mikhail Mizintsev brought in to replace him. Weeks later, State Duma deputy and retired Lt. Gen. Andrei Gurulev publicly demanded to know where 1.5 million uniform sets stored at personnel reception points had gone. And in 2023, the investigative outlet Verstka reported that three more logistics generals were fired over poor-quality uniforms, a decision taken at a January 19 meeting of the ministry's leadership.

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>>545967162
Ukies are Europeans, I care

>>545967250
I could imagine it ending like that yeah

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>>545967162
>Who cares about THE OINKRAINE anyway?
Picrel.

>2026
> Eating better than cosmonauts is a new culinary standard in Russia

Eager to see them gloat about how their food is better than their pets

>>545967162
White people.

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>>545967131
i fully expect trump to announce he reached a deal with russia in the next week or two, a deal in which Ukraine of course capitulates and he accepts all russian demands lmao, Europe and Ukraine will reject it and then he will bitch that Europe and Zelensky dont want peace and its all their fault that war is still ongoing

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>>545967241
they cry about everything. i wouldn't pay them too much attention. hence why we need the earplugs.

>>545967287
It's Kiev tho.

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TOTAL
Zigger
DEATH

>>545967336
He already is kinda under fire since the election results hit.
I think announcing something like that will give him more scorn by fellow conservatives.

>>545967317
russian glazers (ironically and not the russian themselves) will keep glazing them for being tough guy who liberate themselves from "western culinary degeneracy"

double the irony if the glazer is american
>>545967336

iran and china's diplomacy tactics to us is to just basically wait 2 years until trump got kicked

i won't be surprised if eu and ukraine do the same

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>>545967395
those who failed to take it don't get to name it.
the minute that 40km convoy turned around and left was the minute vatniggers lost the right to demand it be named their banned subhuman tongue.

>>545967558
Almost all ukrainiansspeak it respect Russian.

>>545967162
Whites

>>545967474
What people need to understand in the West, is that everything they hate about the West is due to JudeoRussian subversion.
The US is controlled by Russian jews right now thanks to Trump.

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>>545967666
Technically, correct

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>>545967558
It's still Kijev in my count because our based president banned globohomo nu-talk.
That got him on ukro-nazi kill list tho, with that 14 y/o blonde boy from Azov dungeon.

>>545964309
Putin is the number 1 enemy to the White race.

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>>545967474
/k/ i think eats their rations just for the thrill of dodging botulism toxin while eating mystery meat pate on buckwheat crackers.
they are an odd bunch but also weirdly sensible in other areas. they are selectively stupid, i guess.

>>545966187
>zigger using stale 2016 buzzwords on a bong vpn
SAD, PATHETIC

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>>545967622
>respect Russian
no.

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>>545967162
me

>>545964309

When will the pigkraine stop losing?

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>danepedo and a russian mysteriously activate at the same time

>>545967434
i think he doesnt care anymore, he appointed stephen miller to be his chief of staff and thats afaik a very unpopular figure among mainstream conservatives

>>545967474
yep, with democrats controlling the congress and MAGA going for a wipeout in 2028 there is no point in treating trump seriously anymore

>>545967241
Agree but clothing destruction should be complete once you go down that path.

>>545967395
>It's Kiev tho.
>>545967707
>It's still Kijev
pick a lane retard. your sophism is tiring and i am not going to debate you on every stupid point you try to defect with.

>>545967948
it's google ai, it block nudity

>>545967250
Not gonna happen desu

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>>545967973
Buzz of nafo trannie.

>>545967745
as a nogun /k/ommando i can confirm that there's nothing better than a hardtack and luncheon meat from a Polish ration pack eaten next to the old bunker

>>545967250
i think thats very unlikely, pypa will never accept Ukraine integrating with the West and without that integration Ukraine will never agree to a peace deal rightfuly expecting that russians will come and invade them again

>>545966970
>How do you think this war will go for the next months
>Just slow movement over winter
TZD has accelerated massively lately due to russia throwing meatwaves onto the frontline like never before.
i assume they want to recapture the recently lost land before mud and winter come. its a yearly occurence.

however this year we had extraordinarily strong el nino, so winter will be warmer and late. in northern europe also drier.

if this is true, the recent TZD rush might be for nothing. good chance of TZD continuing in winter with high numbers, combat wouldnt be as impeded by weather as in the previous years.

>>545967929
>the honor of the czar is threatened. vodka-bots assemble and roll out.
>>545968052
sometimes a local bulk foods supermarket near me has these big bins of MRE jalapeno cheese spread packets. i guess they are surplus production from the supplier and they get them cheap.
i load the fuck up because they go hard on some triscuits. a nice shelf-stable food for when i am doing innawoods whitewater rafting and shit.

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>>545968092
Its a matter of momentum. See how Russians do not negociate and use fear of losing more to make their maximalist demands look reasonable. The same thing will happen to them when the commanders and ministers come to the realisation that their superiority in numbers doesnt mathematically translates into a constant forward progression of the front.
When their losses become imposisble to hide, their will is gonna bend. And I don't think donbass people want to see the front cross their region all over again in the opposite direction.
My guess is the end of this war will be unexpected and spectacular, and will be decided by the comprehension by the Kremlin that they most stop there or lose everything their 450,000 motherfuckers got chopped for.

Roshia ha... mou shindeiru.

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>>545964309
Noticed subhumans in the West support Ukraine, a lot of nonwhite amerimutts, troons and kikes.
White Americans seem more neutral.

I'm even wondering if intelligence people of Russia, USA and EU are not, already, negociating or at leat probing for potential consensus on ceasefire lines behind Putins back

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>>545968300
nah it will be slow and painfull death, and i still hold a quiet hope at a zoomer revolution. also you got flow to work?

>>545968049
>Buzz of
Why so butthurt пидopannie? Did his post make you seethe?

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>>545968382
>Noticed subhumans in the West support Ukraine, a lot of nonwhite amerimutts, troons and kikes.
>White Americans seem more neutral.
why are you lying?

>>545967698
those people had been overdose on "west has fallen" blackpill so whether the west gorged itself into its degeneracy or implode itself from the collective nihilism is a big win for everyone who hate the west
>>545967943
US politics need to purge the wokies and chuds ngl while each sides boost their respective votes it's all foul smelled bullshits

>>545968300
>My guess is the end of this war will be unexpected and spectacular,
that I agree with yeah, I expect things will seemingly continue to go nowhere until suddenly in a matter of few days everything will be concluded. My hope is that Ukrainians will manage to break through russian lines and rusian military defeat will become so clear that even pypa will have to ackowledge it.

>>545968299
>MRE jalapeno cheese spread packets
American MREs look like they were made by a 10 y.o. boy who was sent to the nearest gas station and he bought all the unhealthy sugary spicy sparkling fat shit. No offence.

>>545968387
i think it's more olygarchs trying to cut a deal with the west because their bottom line got hurt most

>>545967162
i guess russia also cares a lot if they’re willing to throw half a million dead bodies at it

>>545968476
i think that russian internal strife is the key to victory. once they will have to actually, not metaphorically, eat a oxcart of shit, i think that will break rusniggers and force them to step out to the streets

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>>545966970
A lot of dead ziggers, front lines moving further away in Ukraine's favour, methodically. Nothing resolved. trump really busy with sucking off monke, trying to swindle everyone around into a shit deal. Because orange nigger sees the russia as his off ramp where he can run away to. His shenanigans will torpedo any peace talks. Yes, ziggers will get their asses handed to them, but until Ukrainian troops arriving in Donbas/Lugansk, they will persevere - with some efficient brooming. Next year is going to be pidors suffering in 4k full HD. Maybe there will be some breakthrough in the summer at this pace.

>>545968485
Do they still have enough power? It's not the 90's anymore, the current ruling class are the siloviki. They are rich motherfuckers too but they are aligned with Putin and are just as fanatical.

Flow is working BTW, and switched accounts and it works free on this one

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>>545968456
Don't go by jew controlled politicians or psyops. Talking about real White Americans not involved in kike media, they don't care about supporting globalhomo kikes in Ukraine.
Look at the amerimutt shills here supporting kikes/ukraine. They are nonwhite freaks in real life. Type of losers who accept kike money to shill.

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>>545964309
Why is Ukraine so Islamist?

>>545968382
Why do you post outdated maps?

>In Russia, a railway bridge has collapsed.

>Today, at 05:10, a section of the railway bridge over the Vileдь River collapsed on the Cheremukha - Vileдь section in the Arkhangelsk region of Russia. As a result of the collapse, several carriages of a freight train derailed.

>Traffic on the section is completely blocked.

>Initially, the possibility of sabotage is being considered, but there is no official confirmation yet.

>It should be noted that the collapsed bridge is part of the Pechora railway line, a vital transportation corridor that provides passenger and freight transport to the northern regions of Russia. Its destruction has already led to a complete halt of traffic on the section and disruption of railway logistics.

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>>545968736
Forgor pic

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>>545968483
they are built for caloric value and checking off the boxes for protein and vitamin content, not internet dieting fads for sedentary civilians.
fat and sugar aren't your enemy there. they need to get to at least 3500kCal a day somehow.
or would you rather they get there the russian way of force-feeding piles of bland crackers with questionable spreads? didn't think so. Menu 10 (Chili Mac) doesn't look so bad now, does it?
you better apologize. or else.

>>545968669
well abramovich still managed to buy football club in uk in 2000s, and even a lot of siloviki were doing buissness, or going on holiday/shopping/education to the west, so they still have more and more reasons to cut a deal with the west, now that they know wars against west will be long and brutal
as for flow, try ComicGen Studio, it's in the tool tab

>>545968672
you said "Noticed subhumans in the West support Ukraine, a lot of nonwhite amerimutts, troons and kikes". i've shown you that's not the case.
the fact that you cannot comprehend things as they are drives me to the one simple conclusion: you're brown.