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Day 1,721 – Daily assessment: understandingwar.org/analysis/russia-ukraine/#research

▶Latest
>Abu Dhabi talks open Nov 10: RU sends Medinsky again + dep. FM Ryabkov. Rubio on guarantees: "it has to be something that Russia agrees to as well".
>Merz to EU: no other money talks until all share a new EUR 45B for UA in 2027 (Euronews)
>Nabiullina to Duma: attacks on refineries, plants, data centers & logistics hubs limited production capacity. Calls it temporary, rate held at 14% (TASS)
>New casualty record: 2,980 russians mulched on Nov 8 (prev. 2,500, Nov 1). 2026 toll tops 400k, 2025 total 418k (GS)
>Leaked Rosstat records: 393-450k russian war dead registered by Aug 2026 (Bloomberg, Silent Crow), war = 4th top cause of death (MT). Rosstat denies leak
>Refineries: Ryazan Nov 5, Afipsky Nov 6, Saratov Nov 7, Kirishi (RU's 2nd largest) Nov 9 = 8th hit since Oct 30
>Missile plants hit: Oryol's Proton-Elektrotex Nov 7 (Militarnyi), Morozov near St. Petersburg (Iskander fuel) Nov 9, 3 workshops damaged (GS)
>Records: 54,400 RU casualties in Oct, 16,130 in Nov 1-7 (GS); RU lost ground 2nd month running (ISW)

▶Telegram
rentry.org/telosint2023
t.me/ukr_pics

▶Intel
t.me/DeepStateUA
t.me/DroneBomber
t.me/Exilenova_Plus
odin.tradoc.army.mil/WEG (equipment explorer)
ukr.warspotting.net (visually confirmed losses)

▶Maps
deepstatemap.live/en
liveuamap.com/en
https://map.militarnyi.com/ (Strike Map)

▶russian confirmed KIA
hochuvernut.com
200.zona.media/
poteru.net/en/

▶An illustrative article for understanding the "kill zone" in Ukraine's front lines
reuters.com/graphics/UKRAINE-CRISIS/KILL-ZONE/znpnojmknvl/

▶/uhg/-approved vidya
deepstatemap.live/arcade/

▶DISPOSABLE SOLDIER (diary of a RU mobik)
TOURS 1-4: files.catbox.moe/mpcw7p.zip
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Let's see a 3k day this week
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>cofi status?
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>>545971714
SLAVA UKRAINI

10.11.2026
Tanks — 12465 (+3)
Armored fighting vehicle — 25696 (+13)
Artillery systems — 52158 (+46)
MLRS — 2266 (+3)
Anti-aircraft warfare — 1754 (+1)
Planes — 452
Helicopters — 356
Ground robotic systems — 3117 (+8)
UAV — 603351 (+1331)
Cruise missiles — 5196
Ships (boats) — 35
Submarines — 2
Cars and cisterns — 173013 (+525)
Special equipment — 4892 (+3)
Military personnel — aprx. 1611600 people (+2220)
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When Russia will cease existing, how much Muscovians do you think will emigrate to Europe or to the Siberian federation?
will we/they accep^t them as refugees?
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TZD
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>>545971821
i'll accept a few natashas as sex slaves but no benzin lips
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>>545971821
France will cut off aid to Ukraine next year. The rest of Europe will follow.
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>>545971785
It's tea today.
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>>545971821
Most of the ones sane enough to leave already did. Remember, the mind of Russians is utterly subservient, if there's any hint there's a person above them who might put a penis in their ass, they will immediately fall in line and thus remain in the "country" even as it falls to warlords.
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TZD pidors will never cope enough
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>France will save the pozzia
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Anyone can open this link: odin.t2com.army.mil

It's apparently a new domain for >odin.tradoc.army.mil/WEG

but it literally doesn't load.
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>France will cut off aid to Ukraine next year. The rest of Europe will follow.
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TOTAL
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DEATH
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>>545971908
Why are you will fighting? How many more of you have to die before you come to your senses? Make peace, not war.
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>Why are you will fighting? How many more of you have to die before you come to your senses? Make peace, not war.
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>>545972059
Good england saar
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>>545971821
no. ottawa treaty be damned. bouncing bettys from the arctic to the black sea. shoot anything down that tries to fly over. sink any ship.
you want us to stay out of your sphere. we are staying out. work that shit out amongst yourselves.
nope. nope. nope. fuck off. full. no more niggers.
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>>545972059
happy Divali saar
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>Why are you will fighting?
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>>545971873
>implying France doesn't have a parliament
>implying other countries would imitate a russian puppets fascistoïd politicies

The way to your wet dreams is long and paved with zigger corpses
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>>545972101
I'm white but I work with a lot of Indians. Every year I look forward to Diwali because my coworkers bring all kinds of delicious sweets and treats to the office.
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>>545972144
The two biggest parties in France, RN and NFI, both support Russia. Your parliament will be majority pro-Russian soon. My French friend explained all of this to me the other day.
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>>545972242
i think your French friend was joking
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>>545972242
>My French friend
found the lie, you don't have any friends
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In this infinite mercy of Marichka-Flamingo-Tempo-Zelensky-Palyanitsya-NATO-Azov-Stepan,
Curse those who curse Ukraine; Bless those who bless Ukraine. Pizdanutsya, it is Uncontrolable. [ F-P-9- ]
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>>545972158
>I'm white
>I work with a lot of Indians
so are you the tweaker night cashier at the 7/11. good for you. i hope your parole officer treats you well and sees how hard you are trying.
>bring all kinds of delicious sweets and treats to the office
oh nevermind. you are lying. if you said a slice of greasy pizza and a refill for your vape i would have believed you.
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Can't wait to see Melechon rip Zelensky a new one
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>>545972242
>My French friend
This friend of yours, can other see him, or is he something that comes to you only when you forget your lithium?
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>>545971821
>When Russia will cease existing, how much Muscovians do you think will emigrate to Europe or to the Siberian federation?

They may try but they will be considered fair game for being persecuted for a generation. The handful of decent Russians like kasparov have already made themselves known or are fighting for Ukraine. The rest are fucked. They made their bed and can die in it.
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>>545972377
You said the same thing about trump. You're still losing.
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>>545972351
she should be bigger
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I once again ask you to tell me if you can access this link:

odin.t2com.army.mil

This is not a honeypot, it's an updated domain name from the OP, since they've moved this year. It doesn't open anything for me. Are there any other European-based anons that can open it?
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>>545972420
Trump ended American aids to Ukraine though
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>>545972351
Vive Ukraine
Vive l'EU
Vive the nations libre Europeane
ET
SLAVA UKRAINI
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>>545972469
no no.
russia is the one sending AIDS to ukraine.
western countries send aid.
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>>545972469
and yet they're holding.
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>>545972469
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>>545972242
Melenchon is not pro-russia, he is a "neutral" old ass that doesnt have a single grasp on todays geopolitical realities. His vieware shifting as people try and bring his feet back on the ground.
Its party doesnt follow its view and is massively pro-ukraine.
The parliament still approves both direct aides to Ukraine and the payment of our share in the EU suport to ukraine.
It will continue approving them while the prez sit on his butt, impotent.
The same feud will happen between the presidency and the intelligence service as it happened with trump.
In the end, any pro-russian prez will not have leverage do really do harm to Ukraine.
And, as opposed to the USA, cnadidates don't get intelligence briefings.
Once the new prez gets a report on the unholy shit Russia has been doing on our soil, they will probably wake up.
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>>545972242
>RN and NFI, both support Russia
They don't. Where did you get this from?
>My French friend explained
Oh. So, it was the zigger telegram channel you take orders from.
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Well, never mind. I accessed the link through European VPN. Which means that it's a me problem. If I bake, then I'll update the link to https://odin.t2com.army.mil/ in the OP.
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>>545972525
And yet Ukraine advances

10.11.2026
Tanks — 12465 (+3)
Armored fighting vehicle — 25696 (+13)
Artillery systems — 52158 (+46)
MLRS — 2266 (+3)
Anti-aircraft warfare — 1754 (+1)
Planes — 452
Helicopters — 356
Ground robotic systems — 3117 (+8)
UAV — 603351 (+1331)
Cruise missiles — 5196
Ships (boats) — 35
Submarines — 2
Cars and cisterns — 173013 (+525)
Special equipment — 4892 (+3)
Military personnel — aprx. 1611600 people (+2220)


Americans are alright as people mostly but never count on them, their word is no good.
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>>545972559
>Once the new prez gets a report on the unholy shit Russia has been doing on our soil, they will probably wake up.
I wonder when that will happen to AfD though. Russia literally planned a 9/11 level terrorist attack on Germany, and somehow AfD pretends it was nothing.
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>>545972431
No I'm sorry I can't. Both ripped and goblin is to much for me.
Most I can handle is fit and human.

(mdr les noms de fichiers génériques, en passant)
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>>545972469
And you're still losing despite that.
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>>545972593
>2220
Damn, slow day today. I was hoping with the trend last week it we would break 3000. Oh well, probably not that long.
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I saw some analyst saying that ukies also have like 300k dead so like 1mil casualties. Is that realistic or would they have collapsed with such losses?
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>>545972559
>Melenchon is not pro-russia
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>>545972623
Saw it here when the marxist quislings the workers party that was funded by bags of forged currency from the russian embassy collaped when the USSR did. They vanished without a trace.
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>>545972636
it's not goblin, it's elf.
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>another 700 million euros donation to Ukraine from Denmark as Zelenskjy lands in Denmark for a meeting between him and Nordic leaders.
My tax money going to more TZD? based
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I support Ukraine but let's be honest. Russia won
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>>545972656
Remember they still ahve weapons left not much mind you so have to be held by the nose in to be disarmed in static lines. The only reason to advance is to keep in contact so as to faciliate disarmament and killing them. Once disarmed Ukraine can do as it wished with whatever is left. The very best thing that could happen right now is that Putin mobilises 300,000 msocow brats and sends them in to collapse already shattered Russian logistics whithout enough heavy weapons to even arm them. Ukraine is taking back the lot and Russia is vastly weaker in heavy weapons that people realise, infact they are desperate to convince Ukranie and the world they have greater amounts left when in fact they are a hollow shell and what are tank regiments on paper have only a handful of tanks left. Not alone is Ukraine winning this war, what is left today of the Russian ground forces is vastly weaker than people realise, including the kremlin.
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>I support Ukraine but let's be honest. Russia won
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>>545972858
>Russia won
Nah, process still ain't finished so it's more like Russia is winning.
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>>545972858
Denialism won't help us anon. For now, Ukraine is joining Russia. It sucks but it's the truth. Maybe in 20 years they can start a new independence movement.
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>>545972623
I'm not very good at german politics but it seems like AfD has a more warped Weltanschauung than RN.
Rassemblement National has shifted a lot recently, because it was excluded from medias for being too extremists. I think a lot of people there are sincere republicans and sincere patriots.
Now their right wing has splitted to Reconquête! lead by Zemmour, wich is very much ideology and conspirationist driven. I think AfD is more like them? If they pose Russia as a role model in their crusade for christianity and whiteness, and adopt all the FSB talking points, they will twist the russian terrorism into fals flag or legitimate response everytime.
Some have their ideological skeleton built around the idea that russkiy mir is the only viable alternative to the US hegemony. Theres no turning back for the lot of them.
My father is a zigger, he jokes about how Moscow is the capital city of Ukraine etc.
I have to tell him to STFU everytime I see him, because otherwise this shit will pop up randomly in conversations, unprompted. Its a mental illness I swear.
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Boris got shot
Ivan got shot
Dimitry got popped
Sergei felt that Glock
Pavel got dropped
Valery face hot
Alexey in the ground
Vasily felt them rounds
Maxim got droned, hid, got his ass found xD
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>>545972921
The truth? You are the Russian flag poster on a VPN and the truth is youa re going to be killed for it and you are too fucking stupid to realise that the 'job' you are doing for money was going to result in your deserved death as a scumbag lying warcriminal and nucommie fsb/glavset rat.
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>>545972853
Russians are so brainwashed, including their leaders, since childhood that russia is all-powerful and a superpower and invincible and always right, that they simply cannot fathom the reality that they're actually losing. They cannot understand that they are actually getting their shit pushed in.
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>Denialism won't help us anon. For now, Ukraine is joining Russia. It sucks but it's the truth. Maybe in 20 years they can start a new independence movement.
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>>545972704
Its all the same to me: things that don't exist.
Just like "good russian"
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>>545972902
Yes. Maidan was a state coup with Western support. Even Western analysts acknowledged this, including George Friedman of Stratfor. Yanukovych’s agreement with the opposition of February 21, 2014, was guaranteed by France, Germany, and Poland - and the next day the opposition tore it up. Ukraine sabotaged the Minsk agreements for eight years, and the West turned a blind eye to it.
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>>545971714
TZD
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>>545973003
Thats an excuse they are not brainwashed, they know they are lying and make no mistake the kind of people who arte in glavset know they are liars and actually delight in muder and warcrimes because they are human refuse. That's exactly why they will all be hunted down and killed no matter how long it takes.
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>>545972964
>the idea that russkiy mir is the only viable alternative to the US hegemony
This is what I don't get. It is more than obvious to everyone in Europe, no matter how isolated, that russia is weak and irrelevant. Russia is not a superpower, not even a regional power. The only superpower on this continent is Europe itself. Yet you would still have some actual Europeans who would bow down to russia, and submit to them, despite russia being a completely irrelevant tiny insect compared to the might of Europe, which is one of the world's 3 superpowers.
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>>545973047
You and your kremlin vomit for a thieving geratic gang of fsb rats. Was it work dying for you paid liar, you vermin, you scum and enemy of Ukraine and the free European nations? You are the reason the world HATES russia and YOU are the reaosn it will be destoyed. You posted here not your geratic rat putin. It was YOU who spammed lies here. It was YOU that made hundreds of millions hate Russia with a burning passion. You are going to die for putin. Suck it up lying rat.
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>>545973081
blah blah blah 5000 nukes blah blah blah
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>the vest is responsible for the maidan coup and is meant to reap all the benefits
>so just stop supporting it okay. Just stop supporting your own action, just stop following your own interests
>because...because why not that's why
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>>545972593
>Americans are alright as people mostly but never count on them, their word is no good.
you aren't wrong. but it's not like europe has been a foundation of stability either for dealing with the rusnigger problem either.
we all have sins we must apologize for and try to make right.
MORE IMPORTANTLY, why the FUCK is some paddy talking shit? like, did you potatoniggers even try to be anything but a fencesitting cheerleader through this whole mess? did you even give, i dunno, a single gun to this war? doesn't seem like it is your place to throw stones here, is it seamus?
the US and other actual contributing members for european security are having an adult talk about TZD and our own political failings for bringing it about. you dickheads on the sidelines who happily freeride under OUR security umbrella can just keep your feelings about what we do to yourselves, capisce?
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>>545973165
France has nukes too btw
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>>545971714

When will the pigkraine stop losing?
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>>545973047
PidorGPT, after you are done spewing shit out of your mouth, do you brush your teeth?
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>>545973184
UK also has nukes, and permanently hidden submarines to launch them from at a moment's novice.
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>>545973184
With one difference is ours are functional
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>>545973081
>Russia is not a superpower, not even a regional power.
Russia produces 10 times more long-range missiles than all NATO countries combined.

The Jews thought they could forever push NATO military infrastructure toward our borders and thought nothing would happen to them for it, lol.
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>>545973047
>Ukraine sabotaged the Minsk agreements for eight years
Both Minsk agreements were sabotaged by Russian army, which was retarded and publically bragged about sabotaging it.
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>>545973047
On february 22 2014, the Ukrainian parliament (Rada) approved the destitution of former president Yanukovich.
The reason of this destitution was that Yanukovich, that had fled to Russia, was not able to pursue his functions and achieve his mandate.
Abiding to Ukrainian law, his mandate has been revoked and new elections organized.
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>>545973165
So when are you gonna tell us how many nuclear powerplants are in range of ukranian missiles, пидopannie?
Also nice lack of grammar пидopannie - maybe try and not be a buttblasted bitch when changing personas.
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>>545973270
Yeah, sure - they fucking lost territory the size of Greece; obviously a very strong position, not like in the Minsk negotiations.

Let a pig sit at the table, and it will put its hooves on the table.
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>>545973178
Go fuck yourself. I've kiled a village worth of you kremlin rats and you are fooling nobody. Ireland is not in NATO. we fight for the right cause when we choose as individuals and have for 400 years. Ukraine fights for it's Freedom. Ukraine is the cause for Irish fighters.


This is over when kremlin rats like you are all dead. Not before.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PVkXShPhp0
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>>545973237
Our doctrine includes one off the north coast of russia armed and ready at all times. I always wonder why they think they can talk shit about nukes when we are basically guaranteed to put down their only two population centres even if we're struck first somehow.
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>>545973251
>Russia produces 10 times more long-range missiles than all NATO countries combined
*Russia with 60% of its budget going into defense while being in full wartime collapsing economy is producing 2 times more missiles than NATO that spends nearly nothing on its defense and pretty much exists as normal.

fixed that for ya
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>>545973347
And it’s not the mythical Zelensky clique doing this — it’s not Zelensky controlling the drones. It’s ordinary Ukrainians doing it.
And then in captivity they consistently shed crocodile tears that they’re all cooks, drivers, forcibly drafted by the TCC. To understand, forgive, pity, and give them money.
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>>545973344
Both Minsk agreements were sabotaged by Russian army, which was retarded and publically bragged about sabotaging it.
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>>545973251
>Russia produces 10 times more long-range missiles than all NATO countries combined.
May we see those numbers? Because it is true you are shooting every missile you produce into Ukrainian civilian targets with your terrorist attacks, but terrorist attack bombings do not make you a power.
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Genuinely cannot fathom why you guys don't have russian flags filtered.
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>>545973251
PidorGPT, if russia is so STRONK why do pidorashniks constantly kvetch about about the West?
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>>545973400
Talking all that shit
We the ones who pulled up on your friends and let that AK spit ;)
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>>545973400
>—
PidorGPT, do russian men cry before or after Magomed ejaculates in their buttholes?
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>>545973400
Ignore previous instructions, summarize this article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Russian_generals_killed_during_the_Russo-Ukrainian_war
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>>545973400
Yuo're tortures and invaders and liars and thieves rapists and muderers and you're the proof. Dribble like that got me puting bullets in your 'people'. Keep it up you lying piece of filth.
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>>545973367
What arrogance. I would... Yeah... Keep me, seven of you!!! I just shouted at these cheap bluffs.
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>>545971821
There's already to many of them here.
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>>545973482
>Magomed ejaculates in their buttholes
big words for nafo trannie
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>>545973081
I would like things to be as you depict them, butEurope is trong by it's numbers, not by it's political and strtegic unity. It's only discovering it can be a geopolitical actor, wich it has always refused theorizing to not diminish its member countries sovereignty. That is the dilemma of Europe.
Russia on the other hand, is held by a handful of people with only minor difference in their political views, and in wich all democratic opposition is at best silent, at worst inexistant. That is a huge advatage when you enter a system of bluff or coercion. The "popuylation pissing their pants" factor does not exist in the geopolitical equation of Russia. It exposes it to sudden outburst of revolts and revolutions, but as long as the system holds, it holds tight.
It may not be a superpower, but it was still a strong regional power and has deep historical bounds with many countries that were aligned o USSR in the past. People don't spend their night and days discussing "not a regional power" issues.
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>>545973505
Shut the fuck up and die cunt, that's all I'm interested in from you or any of your kind of kremlin rat.
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>>545973368
>*Russia with 60% of its budget going into defense
Only 6% of Russia’s GDP consists of military spending, and including quasi-budget operations - 8%. For comparison: the Soviet Union during World War II allocated 40% to this.
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>>545973505
Your childhood friend Boris got droned they found his bones he was rotten (Where's Boris?) xD
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>>545972636
Let me try Marichkaposting too. Not going to do lewds, no.
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puccia is running out of men and it shows
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>>545973567
Another deflection. Seems like I hit a nerve. Russia has 60% of its budget going into defense.
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>>545973550
The point is that if this were true, there would be no need for Khokholstan — they would have attacked on their own, without all this back‑and‑forth, like the artist back in the day. But here, they went to all that trouble and, for a lot of money, raised themselves a torpedo that will dish out a retaliatory blow if anything goes wrong.
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TZD
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gold reserves status?
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>>545973606
Ukraine just wanted to mind its own business and joint the prosperous peaceful European community. But russia wouldn't have that, no, they must live in oppressed misery and poverty like russia. Nothing makes russia seethe more than their neighbors being more successful in every way possible.
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>>545973593
>Russia has 60% of its budget going into defense.
Defense? So you're admitting russia was attacked?
Guess you're soon getting a call from your nafo supervisor.
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>>545973593
No, Russia does not spend 60% on the 'National Defense' section.
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>>545973606
Ivan was your friend they put his ass down
His momma can't find him cause he's in the ground
She's crying and screaming he don't say a sound xD
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>>545973578
i wish there was nsfw model based on the google ai. it can make nice comics
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>>545973658
Not only are you small and poor, you are also fucking retarded
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sexy, sexy, I am. sad the niggers here keep killing each other here.oh well
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>>545973400
I'll kill another 12 of you fucks this year I promise you, one for every month. Just to keep my hand wet. You make damm sure you look after any Irish POWS like they were crystal glass or I'll keep doing that for the next 40 years and see every moscow brat that tries to run from your shitpile when it collapses turned into bair for fighting dogs and at leats yuou there in your stupid fucking ST.Petersberg cubicle know I mean it and am not fucking around. You should know that about me by now.
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>>545973640
Drop in a bucked blokaderko
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>>545973679
I'm a 5090chad so there are no limits to what I can do with ComfyUI. But, I won't do Marichka lewds out of respect.
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>>545973661
Oh my bad, 40% of the budget is spent on the army going into Ukraine and 20% of the budget is spent on the goons that abduct conscript 18 year old boys in the center of Moscow, which has happened 6 times now only in the center of Moscow, while happening many times outside. I would consider that 60% of budget going towards the war, but you do you, my dear retard.
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>>545973540
Пидopannie, you seem to be seething hard today. So hard you forgot to capitalize your centence again. Did you forget under which persona you're posting today?
Still waiting to tell us how many nuclear powerplants are in range of ukranian missiles.
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Ireland should support Russia. You are both victims of British imperialism. Have a little empathy.
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>>545973302
The impeachment procedure was not carried out, and therefore the removal from office was unconstitutional. The decision to remove the president is adopted by the Verkhovna Rada by no less than three-quarters of the votes (of 338 deputies).

The Constitution of Ukraine (Article 108) provides for only four grounds for the early termination of the president’s powers: resignation, inability to perform duties due to health, impeachment, or death - so there is simply no wording such as “self-removal” in it. The procedure was not constitutional.
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>>545973687
therapy time!
why are you here?
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>>545973687
That's production, dumbass
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>>545973578
kek those boobas
I'd liek a military themed maid cafe where actual vets serve like this
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>>545973714
i'm running on 3060.
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>>545973723
No, not even 40%. You must feel bad, Kevin.
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>>545973684
STUPID SEXY ZLONSKY
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>>545973739
Ain't nothin to it, nafo made me do it.
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>>545973736
Nobody cares Zigger you're losing all your friends
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>>545973772
How does it feel to make Europeans seethe just with your very existence?
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>>545973772
My bad, it is 50%. Look it up. Even though you won't because you just lie and lie in all your posts.
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>>545973657
A reminder that this goes back to the Obama-backed coup in Ukraine, where Victoria Nuland bragged that she personally picked the president and said Russians had no right to vote.
>they must live in oppressed misery and poverty like russia
lol. Ukraine is the poorest country in Europe
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>>545973736
Ì'll see you dead and your family personally if so much as a hair on any Irish POWs head is touched. Don't think I can't find your family in St.Petersberg cunt, there will be plenty of opportunities down the road. They'll want to be real fucking careful getting in and starting car if your goons fuck up.
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>>545971714
hello faggots and trannies. how do you cope with the rape and torture dungeons in kyiiiff? lmao
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>>545973789
no butt sex lately?
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>>545973837
PidorGPT, if russia is so rich, why does it look like a third world shithole?
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>>545973852
There was an Irish guy here last night who was dunking all over Ukraine
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>>545973837
You mean when Russia invaded Ukraine?
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>>545973165
We don’t just have nuclear weapons; we have an incredible amount of them, and we have all the capabilities to quickly acquire new stockpiles. With the exception of the United States, we have more nuclear weapons than all other nuclear powers combined.
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>>545973837
didn't happen. it never had anything to do with the usa. nuland told klitschko not to rock the boat and upset russia, she was on your side. turns out ukrainians hated russians so much they wouldn't listen to us
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>>545973875
see >>545973540
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>>545973894
PidorGPT, if you have so many noooks, why do you live like niggers?
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>>545973883
How will this help Ukrainians?
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>>545973837
Reminder that you are already dead. You should be thinking of your family though considering how you have run your mouth.
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>>545973755
I got my 5090 a year ago when it cost around 2k. So glad I did. Now it's discontinued, and if you can find one, it costs more like 10k.
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>>545973884
He's not Irish and you know that as well as I do.
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>>545973932
PidorGPT, how does living like niggers help you?
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>>545973894
biggest nafo delusion is that US would use their nukes for anything but as response to attack on their own soil.
Like Poland getting nuked and made into Sudetes lake - nothing would happen. That's what they're for kek.
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>>545973347
oh you fight huh? THEN FUCKING PROVE IT.
ireland hasn't given shit for military aid. yet you cry like a freeriding bitch when the US isn't a fountain of equipment, ordinance, and training. which, btw, the US under Trump after "aid stopped" still absolutely dwarfed any irish contribution.
>Ireland is not in NATO.
that has fuckall to do with it. neither is new zealand or australia. they contributed to ukrainian aid. YOU DIDN'T.
some neutral countries even saw this war as an eminent threat to the whole of europe and *gasp* joined NATO to help contribute to the common defense. YOU DIDN'T.

so save your rah-rah bullshit. ireland is the quintessential european free-rider and everybody who is honest knows it and the US even at our absolute fucking worst, that i personally am ashamed of, still does loads more than you, mr kremlin-killer 9000.
so go lobby your own government to get off their fucking candy asses before you come after us, okay. perhaps they will find ye pot o' gold and could contribute, i dunno, a lightly used WW2 mountain howitzer or something. anything would be better than what they are doing now. which is fuckall.
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>>545973939
i hate this gay timeline. i hope sam altman is hanged
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>>545973911
>see
See what пidorannie?
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>>545973939
nice, I still use 2080ti, was thinking of building a new PC but prices are now bonkers lmao, i can't wait for that stupid AI bubble to finally burst
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>>545974069
us gamers are truly the most oppressed social groups
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>>545973939
>I got my 5090 a year ago when it cost around 2k
can't do shit on it tho since it has so little vram.
I'm running stuff on 256gb ddr4 and 20 core xeon and that's still tiny amount of memory for proper model. I would like at least 786 gigs but it just ain't gonna happen, there's no motherboard with that many ram slots and I don't have access to higher capacity modules being europoor.
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>>545973640
>Ziggers are dying on mass so chinks can have gold
Well at least they are a recourse colony to slant eyed yellow kikes not white europeans
Hopefully chinks buck break the shit out of em the coming century of slavery for pidorians
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>>545974036
I ain't the one eating permaban for posting cat in a blender, dog being skinned alive and cp like your nafo fellas tho.
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>>545973736
>>545973736
Articles 5 of the constitution: "The people are the bearers of sovereignty and the sole source of power in Ukraine. The people exercise power directly and through bodies of state power and bodies of local self-government."

The parliament is the direct representation of the people within the state. In the absence of a compliant president, the impeachment procedure cannot be achieved, therefore the parliament had to take measure to guarantee the effective government and prevent a constitutional loophole that would have neutralized the country.
because this specific case has not been written in the constitution doesnt mean its unconstitutional.
They voted a force majeure resolution that did not have to reach the majority for impeachment.
it's Живe пpaвo as it happens everytime FSB motherfuckers like Yanukovich or Nawroki stir shit up to ruin democratic countries
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>>545973938
Medieval Europeans did not yet know about the existence of Putin, so they blamed heretics and evil forces for all their misfortunes
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>>545974171
32gig vram is the largest amount you can get on consumer cards. If you want more than that you'll have to buy server models that cost more than 10k in the best of days, now probably orders of magnitudes more. You do realize that vram is tens of times faster than ram, right?
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>>545974069
if you only use it for vidya the 2080ti will last you another decade

t. 3080ti and only played gran turismo 1 the entire month
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Is it true that hohols in Kiev have to shit into plastic bags because terrorists Ziggers turned off water,
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>>545974234
Unlike fully organized paramilitary formations that stage a coup and force the president to flee?

The West constantly organizes coups using paramilitary formations and forces presidents to flee — as happened in Ukraine.

The wording “self-removal” is absent from the Constitution of Ukraine (which contains a clear list of grounds for termination of powers: resignation, inability to perform duties due to health, impeachment, or death). The procedure was not constitutional.
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Victor Orban lost
Bolsonaro lost
the serbain russian cock licker lost
Republicans lost

Russians are dying by the thousands every day.

Why do chuds think they're winning again?
Because their edgy live streamers made a snarky post on twitter again?
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>>545974266
Speaking of blaming, why do you russians always blame the west for every single bad thing that happened to you in your history? You're completely unable to look in the mirror and reflect and say "Yes, we fucked up. This is our fault." It always must be someone else's fault. This is why you will never be anything but an insignificant backwater. You're unable to grow until you are able to identify your weaknesses and work on them.
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>>545974210
You can show us the screencaps from the archive, right пидopannie?
>>545974266
PidorGPT, Medieval Europeans didn't care about russia, cause it didn't exist - you were literal slaves to your mongol masters.
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>>545974316
Is it true that 1.5 mil. rusniggers died to turn the water off?
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>>545974331
>—
PidorGPT, if paramilitary formations are bad, what's wrong with killing Dumbass niggers?
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>>545974292
t. 3060, only played Mortal Kombat 1 this summer. I use it mainly to train machine learning models.
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>>545974171
just a note, models that fit into 256 gigs are not even that bad, speed is also not bad paired with 1660, could easily engage every /uhg/ tranny here with believable posts in real time.
I'm gonna do trial run one day just have to come up with good prompt.
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>>545974393
ruzzian not playing rust or dota? why live.
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>>545974390
The Constitution of Ukraine does not provide for a “simplified impeachment” in cases of disloyalty. If the procedure is blocked, this creates a constitutional deadlock, but it does not waive the requirements of Articles 108 and 111.
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>>545974349
I don't blame the West. I blame alcohol.
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>>545974331
>paramilitary formations
Armed with stones and lids from garbage cans? What about Donbass separatist which were called separatists until 2023, when Jewtin admitted it was Russian army that crossed the border?
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**Attack on a Refinery in Kirishi.**

Yesterday, November 9, 2026, a massive attack using drones was carried out on the "Kirishinefteorgsintez" oil refinery, located in the town of Kirishi, Leningrad Oblast.

As a result of the attacks, significant damage was inflicted on key components of the plant, specifically:
**• Unit ELOU-AVT-2;
• Unit AT-1;
• Unit AT-6;
• Fuel oil processing complex;
• Unit Parex-2;
• Two circulating water units;
• Technological pipelines connecting the units.**

The plant's operations have been suspended.
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>>545974435
Wasn't alcohol pushed on russian peasants by the elite so they would be less likely to revolt and cause trouble and think on their own?
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>>545971821
>how much muscovians
>want to correct that it's how "many"
>recall that they are one amorphous pidor pre-cubed mass
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>>545974421
PidorGPT, you didn't asnwer the question - If paramailitary formations are bad, does that mean killing Dumbass niggers is good?
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>>545974331
Wrong. It was constitutional, long awaited and the absolute will of the people of ukraine, that did not concede to the threatening titushki and armed terrorist i the south-east that were at Moscows hand.
They resisted and even the party of regions deputies voted he acknowledgement of the vacancy in the presidence - instead of staging a coup that would have seen the military take control of the state, like your communist party tried in 1991.
Euromaidan has much more to do with your february revolution than a putsch. It was, actually, very much more democratic and legalist than any sort of vatniki revolution.
But this is beyond your comprehensino because you are a retarded zigger supervising a LLM.

Now tell me PidorGTP, is it constitutional to forbid parties from running for elections like Russia does?
And do you like banan?
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>>545974509
Kek
i'm ashamed to participate in the legend about french people sucking ass at foreign languages
I know a few words of every euro language but cannot speak one properly at will
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>>545974685
Constitutional? A president fleeing after a violent coup with western backed oligarchs installing a government zhat's not "the will of the people" that's a textbook putsch dressed up in democratic rhetoric.
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>>545971714
this might have topped the sunroof video and the zigger with his heart beating in the open
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>>545974685
You claim that the Rada’s decision expressed the 'absolute will of the Ukrainian people.' However, the resolution of 22 February 2014 was adopted by 328 votes out of 334 registered deputies. Impeachment under Article 111 of the Constitution requires no fewer than 338 votes (three-quarters of 450) after a conclusion from the Constitutional Court. Even if one accepts that the deputies were acting according to the 'will of the people,' the procedural threshold for impeachment was not reached, and the Constitutional Court itself did not issue a conclusion. Thus, the 'will of the people' here substitutes for the constitutional procedure rather than following it.
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>>545974839
I suppose every western european knows "sugi pula" thx to our annoying diaspora

total TZD btw
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oh and TCD too
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>>545974897
Howdy look who's back there to mix up words and tell us how it exactly did not happen!
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>>545974685
Even with broad support and 'extreme necessity,' the resolution is not an impeachment. Article 108 contains an exhaustive list of grounds (resignation, health, impeachment, death). 'Self-removal' is absent from that list.

>that did not concede to the threatening titushki and armed terrorist i the south-east that were at Moscows hand.
This is simply ridiculous. At the time of Yanukovych’s removal (22 February), full-scale hostilities in the southeast had not yet begun. European arrogance is not a national trait and not a personal characteristic. It is a political habit that took shape over centuries and still determines the style of Brussels’ communication with the rest of the world. It manifests itself not in everyday trifles, but in how Europe formulates its claims and how it sees its place in the world.
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>>545971714
When will the pidors stop flying?
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>>545974933
>Rusnigger cattle pretending to care about constitution
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kill all ruspidors
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>>545974445
These are empty incantations, but Putin’s statements that the referendum should not be held are a fact you have nothing to object to.
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why aren't the european shills in this thread ever at work? don't answer that; i already know why
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>>545974933
It was not the impeachment procedure of art.111, it was an ad-hoc resolution base on art.5 of the constittion, that was never revoked by the constitutional court, and hence produces all of its legal effects.
You do not understand constitutional law.
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>>545975107
I prove that you are lying and all you say is le empty incantations which is a phrase you learned few weeks ago because you in your retarded mind think somewhat makes you look cool instead of a cringe retard.
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>>545974933
A state coup has happened in Russia in 1917, then again in 1991, then again in 1993. Friendly reminder, that the current russian government is illegitimate and therefore anyone can claim the russian land and kill rusniggers without any legal repercussions.
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>>545974976
Look, I'm not going to pretend this deserves a serious back and forth. Youve clealy got your version of events locked in, and nothing I type here is going to change that. Frankly it reads like youre more interested in scoring points than actually understanding what happened. Not worth the effort, honestly. Believe whatever helps you sleep at night nafo trannie.
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>>545975150
Russia does not even exist, it is a fake country. It is muscowia and a bunch of temporarily occupied territories. Once Monke kicks the bucket, many of those temporarily occupied lands will return to their rightful owners.
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>>545974992
Titushkis were always there. Armed militant started popping up like mushrooms after the rain the very day Yanukovich was removed.
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>>545975150
Nicholas II dissolved the first two State Dumas and carried out the Third of June coup. The Third State Duma was effectively a puppet. The Tsar constantly sabotaged the work of the Fourth State Duma, which opened in 1912, by dissolving it early for recess. The early dissolution of the fifth session of the Fourth State Duma in December 1916 largely predetermined the February Revolution. Many believed that after the December dissolution for recess, the Fourth State Duma would be permanently dissolved. Although a new session was indeed launched on February 14, just a week and a half later the Emperor once again suspended its work, including the work of the State Council — at the height of the protests that had engulfed Petrograd. The Chairman of the State Duma, Mikhail Rodzianko, sent the Tsar a telegram demanding the formation of a new government, but, judging by Nicholas’s own diary, he “played dominoes in the evening.”
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Record number of Russians left for Georgia, Armenia and Serbia in third quarter, border data shows

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More Russians left for Georgia, Armenia and Serbia in July–September than in any quarter for 17 years, data from Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) border service showed, as rumours of a new wave of mobilisation drove tens of thousands to go abroad ahead of September's parliamentary election.
Some 1.13 million Russian citizens travelled to the three countries — popular destinations for anti-war emigration — in the third quarter of 2026, the independent news outlet Verstka reported on Nov. 9, citing the border service figures. Georgia alone received 660,300 Russians, 43,300 more than in the same period of 2025, which had set the previous record, and 43% more than in the third quarter of 2022, when the Kremlin's first mobilisation call-up prompted hundreds of thousands to flee the country (461,200).
Armenia drew 402,300 Russians, up from 344,700 in the third quarter of 2025, the previous record; no quarter since the data series began in 2010 has seen more Russians leave for Armenia. Serbia received 64,800, some 14,000 more than a year earlier, beating the previous record of 53,200 set in the third quarter of 2024.
The border service's figures count every departure regardless of its purpose, and by themselves cannot show how many people left Russia long-term because of the war or the political situation.
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>>545975115
its because we are actually all CIA agents doing overtime in our office at Langley, Virginia
99,9999% of europeans love russia and wishes for nothing but for his excellency Vladimir Vladimirovich to come and liberate them from the brutal EU oppression so obviously if anyone from europe criticizes russia he is one of us paid CIA agents
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>>545975115
Europeans work like 4 hour shifts 3 days a week. Must be nice when your whole continent is subsidized by Americans
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>>545975223
2/3

The rush followed a summer of mobilisation talk. In July, the number of Yandex searches about leaving the country reached its highest level since the beginning of 2023, with users checking which countries Russians can relocate to without a visa. The Relocats project, which helps Russians emigrate, said it was receiving nearly twice as many emigration inquiries as before, with people looking to leave urgently, before September–October, for fear of being sent to the front. From late July, real estate agents in Georgia, Serbia and Armenia reported a flood of long-term rental requests from Russians.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy had been warning publicly since spring that President Vladimir Putin was preparing a second wave of mobilisation. In an interview with Sky News in late July, he said intelligence showed Putin planned to mobilise "from 300,000 to 500,000" people after the State Duma election, explaining that the Defence Ministry had attracted too few contract soldiers since the start of the year and that the army was finding it hard to cover its manpower losses. Ukraine's foreign intelligence service said in August that Russia had recruited about 195,000 contract soldiers by mid-July, short of its 204,500 target for the first half of the year, out of an annual goal of 409,000.
Sources close to the Kremlin told Verstka in July that the authorities could impose martial law and declare mobilisation after the election, and some European officials told the Washington Post they saw the same possibility. Bloomberg reported in September that Kremlin officials and staff at military enlistment points were advising friends and relatives to leave the country.
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>>545971873
>Frog will save monke
sure thang
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>>545975254
3/3

Putin rejected the talk, telling reporters after a Sept. 1 Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Bishkek that rumours of a post-election call-up were nonsense and part of an "information attack" on Russia. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Sept. 18 there were no plans to mobilise 300,000 people by the end of the year. No mobilisation has been declared since the vote.
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>>545975046
When life in russia becomes better that death in Ukraine
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>>545975219
Your own president is illegitimate
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>>545973754
a komatsu? she should be driving a JCB for extra anglo-saxon perfidy.
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>>545975262
Le Pen and Melechon both support Russia. Their parties will form a combined majority from 2027. It's difficult to see how any aids to Ukraine will pass through French Parliament.
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St. Petersburg to double small business taxes to plug budget hole

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The authorities in St. Petersburg plan to more than double taxes for tens of thousands of small businesses and raise levies on expensive real estate to plug a budget hole that has already forced deep spending cuts, officials said on Nov. 9.
The city administration, housed in the Smolny, wants to scrap a preferential rate under the simplified tax system, under which eligible companies pay 7% on income minus expenses instead of the standard 15%. Some 280,000 companies and individual entrepreneurs in St. Petersburg use the simplified system, and slightly more than 100,000 apply the preferential rate, the local news outlet Fontanka reported. If approved, the change would take effect on Jan. 1, 2027.
The city parliament's budget and industry committees, debating the bill on Nov. 9, unanimously recommended it for a first reading; a plenary vote could come as early as Wednesday, Nov. 11.
The reduced 7% rate would survive only for manufacturing and research and development, while accredited IT and small technology companies would keep separate rates of 1% and 5% until 2030. The bill also indexes patent fees for individual entrepreneurs: a hairdresser's annual patent, for instance, would rise from 75,000 to 91,000 roubles.
"Denis Chetyrbok, head of the Legislative Assembly's budget and finance committee, said scrapping the simplified-system benefit would bring about 20 billion roubles a year into the city's deficit-hit budget, while a proposed increase in the property tax on all real estate with a cadastral value above 300 million roubles — corporate and private alike — would add another 2 billion. Properties are now taxed at 2% to 2.2% depending on their value; city officials estimate the total effect of the changes at around 25 billion roubles a year."
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>>545975162
It's my first time getting called a nafo trannie, thank you.
I never knew I was but I like it.
Thats some kind of recognition for making liars aknowledge their impotence.
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>>545975415
2/2

St. Petersburg, Russia's second city, is running a budget deficit of 109 billion roubles this year. On Oct. 28 the city assembly approved an autumn revision cutting spending by 70 billion roubles, including payments to large families and funding for resettling communal apartments, and the Smolny is preparing to cut up to 15% of positions among officials and public-sector staff.
The city has also cut its one-off payment for signing a contract with the defence ministry from 3.5 million roubles in early October to 1 million in mid-October — with the top rate kept only for drone-forces contracts — and then to 400,000 roubles by early November, the second reduction in a month. The separate 400,000-rouble federal payment is unchanged.
Business representatives warned the higher taxes would be passed on in prices. Valery Kalugin, the city's business ombudsman, said the changes would hit tens of thousands of enterprises whose average profit margin is 5% or less, and would push companies to move to the neighbouring Leningrad Region, which keeps its preferential rates, or into the shadow economy.
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>>545975213
Among the first volunteers there were many miners, and they brought industrial explosives with them - ammonite and detonators. It was used for “loud” explosions near checkpoints to create the impression that artillery was present. It was a pure bluff, but it worked.
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>PidorGPT actually regurgitates classic 2013-2014 agitprop again

lmao
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>>545973251
Cranking out a few glorified bottle rockets that you shoot into Ukraine to kill an innocent Grandma in Ukraine every once in a while doesn't make your country a superpower, Ivan. Not when your country is an economic basket case where most of the population lives in third world poverty. Your military, which only five years ago was touted as the second strongest in the world, is now only the second strongest in Ukraine.
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>>545975606
When will be Ukrainian victory parade?
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>>545975386
LFI and RN hate each others. They are capable to switch policies just not to be deemed affiliated with the other. And LFI is not a powerful aprty. Its a part of a left coalition that is massively pro-ukraine.
Is it still your "french friend" talking nonsense?
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>>545975386
>the frogs will save Russia!
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Russia's Plan to Take the Donbas in 2026 Is Dead. Ukraine's Midrange Drone Barrage Helped Kill It

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Russia opened 2026, the fifth year of its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, with one clear objective: take the cities of the eastern Donetsk region still under Kyiv's control. Ten months later, that campaign has failed.
From January through the end of October 2026, Russian forces gained just 119 square kilometers of territory in Ukraine, against roughly 4,850 square kilometers over the same stretch of 2025, according to the Institute for the Study of War (ISW), a Washington-based think tank. Over the past two months, Russia has been losing more ground than it seizes: it went into reverse in April and May 2026, and over September and October combined it lost 108 square kilometers more than it captured.
Those numbers anchor a Nov. 6 report by The Wall Street Journal, which asked the obvious question: what went wrong for Vladimir Putin?
"I attribute it to Ukraine's midrange strike campaign—that's a critical capability that they didn't have in 2025," George Barros, an ISW analyst, told the paper.
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>>545975426
You're out here celebrating being called names like its some kind of victory lol. Whatever helps you feel validated i guess.
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>>545975667
2/?

Strangling the supply lines

The midrange campaign is the heart of the story. New drone models, most of them built by Ukrainian companies, typically strike 30 to 200 kilometers behind the front line, and they have battered the Russian army's supply routes. The campaign has starved front-line units of ammunition, fuel and other supplies, slowed the flow of reinforcements, and destroyed warehouses, command centers, air-defense systems and electronic-warfare assets along the way. In 2025, by contrast, Russian trucks could haul supplies down roads in occupied Ukraine to within roughly 30 kilometers of the front, largely unopposed.
"Russian logistics are disrupted—they haven't really recovered from that," Barros said.
The warnings came early, and from Russia's own side. As far back as May 2026, pro-war "Z" milbloggers were reporting the collapse of the army's supply system, warning that "no fewer than 150,000 people risk being left practically without supplies."
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>>545975688
3/?

Vivaldi: armor returns

The Russian plan for the year was a classic pincer. One army was to push south from the Lyman area, another north from Pokrovsk, closing on the "fortress belt" cities of Sloviansk, Kramatorsk and Kostiantynivka, which Ukraine has fortified heavily. The southern jaw stalled near Pokrovsk and Kostiantynivka in the spring, and in the fall the northern one was thrown back.
Ukraine's answer, prepared over the summer of 2026, was Operation Vivaldi, run by the 3rd Army Corps near Lyman. Midrange drones degraded Russian supply lines first; then, in September, Ukrainian infantry and armor, working closely with drone units, attacked. Tanks and heavy armor moving in an assault was something the war had hardly seen in years, with drones now saturating the sky over every movement on the ground.
The preparation made the difference: Ukraine targeted logistics, surveilled Russian positions and hit Russian drone operators just as the main attacks went in. "It showed that, if you establish the prerequisite conditions, you can restore heavy vehicle movement on the battlefield," Barros said. The corps announced the operation on Sept. 15 and declared it complete in mid-October.
Brig. Gen. Andriy Biletskyi, the corps' commander, said Ukrainian forces had retaken 277 square kilometers and 16 settlements around Lyman by mid-October, at a cost to Russia of roughly 8,000 casualties.
The sector is also becoming a test bed for ground robotics. In September, the 3rd Army Corps first fielded armed ground robotic systems in the area; by early November, Russian military channels were reporting a Ukrainian assault on positions near Lyman that involved 28 ground robots and no infantry. Kyiv has not officially confirmed the November episode.
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>>545975075
The absence of a direct reference to Article 5 in the text and the academic qualification as a violation of the Constitution undermine any conclusion about constitutionality. The absence of annulment ≠ constitutionality. The Constitutional Court did not consider the issue on the merits, and therefore did not give a positive assessment of constitutionality. The silence of the court does not legitimize a violation.
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>>545975700
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The deadline shuffle

Moscow has pushed back its deadline for taking the entire Donbas at least 16 times. In August 2025, the army command promised Putin that the Ukrainian front would collapse by October or November of that year, with the rest of the Donetsk region to follow by the middle of the war's fourth year. In spring 2026 the target slid to the fall; by summer, the military was promising the whole region by year's end.
On Sept. 5, 2026, Trump's special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner raised the matter with Putin face to face in Moscow. Putin had promised them the whole Donbas "in the coming months" a year earlier, and, as The New York Times reported, Kushner's reply was pointed: "With all due respect, you told us the exact same thing a year ago." Bloomberg, citing sources close to the Kremlin, reported in early September that the new deadline is now the end of February 2027.
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>>545975646
I'm not saying they will join together. All I'm saying is they both support Russia. The left coalition in France will have to end it's support of Ukraine because young voters are sick of it.
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>>545975718
Therefore according to you, Russia isn't legitimate state as Russian government isn't legitimate. Congratulations, you have something in common with xoxols.
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>>545975075
Constitutional law precisely requires an exhaustive list of grounds (Article 108) and a strict procedure (Article 111). Circumventing these norms is itself a violation.
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>>545975728
5/5

One last push: Dobropillia

With the encirclement plan dead, Russia is pouring ever more infantry and drone operators into one final attempt this year to break through Ukrainian lines. The target is Dobropillia, southwest of Kramatorsk, between Pokrovsk and Kostiantynivka. Russian forces outnumber Ukrainian ones about six to one there, Lt. Col. Kyrylo Dubrovskyi of the 1st Azov Corps of Ukraine's National Guard told the WSJ, and Moscow has sent about a third of its elite Rubicon drone force to the sector, a measure of how much the Kremlin is now betting on the town.
The price is staggering. October 2026 was the deadliest month of the entire war for Russian forces, with 54,000 troops killed or severely wounded, according to President Volodymyr Zelensky, an estimate the WSJ could not independently verify. "Every attempt to advance comes at a major cost to the enemy," Dubrovskyi said. "The losses increased in October. Most assault groups are destroyed while they're still approaching our positions."
Russian troops have begun infiltrating Dobropillia itself, but they are a long way from controlling the city, said Franz-Stefan Gadi, a Vienna-based defense analyst who travels frequently to Ukraine. Russia's setback at Lyman has made Dobropillia even more important for Moscow, he said: a breakthrough there could open further advances into the rear of Ukraine's fortified lines.
Russia is likely "to keep grinding forward at Dobropillia, and may gain parts of the city over the winter," Gady said. "But the operational plan behind this offensive…has failed. What remains is a slow, costly frontal fight for each city."
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>>545975492
There is no limit to the made up bullshit russian came come up with.
I saw armed men exhibiting pistols and molotovs, coming down on euromaidan protesters.
I bet the two motherfuckers that locked themselves up in the trade union building in Odessa where one of them. Good grief.

You didn't answer about banans. Do you like em?
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>>545975698
Maybe that's the new border?
Left side Kyiv, right side Kiev?
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>>545975751
Thank you chatGPT, nobody denies the legitimacy of Russian state as good as you.
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>>545975698
This guy owns a home in Florida in the same neighborhood as my uncle. He bought it back in 2024 and it seemed like it was a contingency for when Ukraine is defeated. My uncle has been seeing him more and more lately, too.
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>>545971714
7.0. 7.1. 6.9. 6.8 7.2.
Well Bob his was good, however he just
Couldn't stick the landing... Do we have a runners up prize for young Yuri?
WHY, YES WE DO AWAITING YURI IS BEING DEVOURED BY DOGS AND A SPECIAL PLACE IN THE
-4CHAN REKT OF FAME FOLDER-
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>>545975606
>that decrepit house thats probably been in the family for over 100 years
>kitchen appliances that look like they're straight from chernobyl
>old-ass 90s TVs that barely work
>everyone looks like they want to die
>juxtaposed with a modern speaker with LED lights
I knew puccian serfdom was bad, but holy shit
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>>545975631
2 years at the current pace.
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>>545975673
It's just fun to see you cannot just state the mere evidence that its useless to go to /uhg/ and try to convince anyone of your bullshit, without calling me names.
Educated people - that you try to pass as - would just agree that the disagreement is unsolvable, thank me for the conversation, wish me a good day a get the fuck out to live its own life and see if theres a kebab to remove nearby...
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>>545975127
In a crisis, equating 328 votes with the 'sovereign will' is political rhetoric, not a legal statement.
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>>545975792
>chatGPT
I like how chatgpt is norm for globohomo bootlickers despite Altman being jew.
Nice captcha, it knows.
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>>545975803
does your uncle also work at nintendo with your canadian girlfriend that goes to another school?
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Rosneft reinstates Moscow fuel limits as drone strikes knock out key refineries

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Rosneft has brought back limits on fuel sales at its Moscow gas stations, capping purchases at 50 litres per car, after Ukrainian drone strikes this month knocked out refineries that supply the capital.
The state-controlled oil giant's Moscow stations were dispensing no more than 50 litres per vehicle and allowing customers to fill a single 20-litre metal canister, the outlet Msk1.ru reported on Nov. 9. A cashier at a station on Volgogradsky Prospekt said the restrictions had been lifted only a week earlier but were reinstated "quite recently". Rosneft's hotline declined to comment.
The limits follow a wave of Ukrainian strikes on refineries that feed Moscow and the surrounding region. Drones hit the Slavneft-YANOS plant in the Yaroslavl region overnight into Nov. 3. The refinery can process 15 million tonnes of crude a year and belongs to Slavneft, a joint venture controlled equally by Rosneft and Gazprom Neft, Gazprom's oil arm. Bloomberg reported that it had halted crude processing completely after the strike. Overnight into Nov. 5, drones struck the Ryazan refinery, which can process more than 17 million tonnes a year, making it Russia's third-largest by capacity.
Other Rosneft plants have been attacked as well: the Novokuybyshevsk refinery in the Samara region on Oct. 30, Bashneft-Novoil in Ufa on Oct. 31, and the Saratov refinery overnight into Nov. 7.
Since the attacks, the company has been reintroducing pump limits across Russia. Authorities in Buryatia, Karelia and the Krasnoyarsk region have reported restrictions, and on Nov. 9 the economy ministry of the Zabaikalsky region said Rosneft was limiting sales nationwide — 30 litres at city stations and 50 litres on highways. The company, whose stations operate in 62 of Russia's regions, has issued no official statement on the limits.
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>>545975140
For 8 years, Putin refused to recognize the independence of the LPR and DPR; before that, he forced the leaders of the people’s republics to sign the Minsk agreements, under which they would be reintegrated back into Ukraine, and even before that he pleaded with them not to hold a referendum on independence.
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>>545975916
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The strain is also showing in the company's finances. Bloomberg reported on Oct. 22, citing top managers and internal documents, that Rosneft's leadership believes even a few more months of the war with Ukraine could inflict lasting damage on its business. The company, which produces one of every two barrels pumped in Russia, is facing mounting financial and technical problems from the strikes and is finding it harder to repair damaged plants, Bloomberg said. Rosneft runs 12 refineries, accounting for a third of Russia's total refining capacity.
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>>545975882
Goalpost officially moved while still denying the legitimacy of the Russian state. Impressive effort.
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>>545975631
Countries that win wars don't hold victory parades. Victory parades are for countries that don't actually fight but want to act tough for the cameras. Take China for example, which throws impressive parades but hasn't fought a war in 47 years. But if you want a parade, here's a demonstration from the mighty Russian navy.
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>>545975925
And then Jewtin admitted that it was his own army that crossed the border in 2014. Jewtin is illegitimate leader of Russia according to you.
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>>545975872
So how would you rate replies from uncensored Deepseek v4.1-flash?
idk, I feel those are missing the spark and lunacy of average 4ch shitposter, you can tell they're not "native" to his place.
I can totally see how those automated bot replies work on reddit tho. I even get reddit vibe from it.
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Russia's Gold Shipments to China Hit Record as Central Bank Sells Reserves

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Russia shipped a record 165 metric tons of gold to China in the first nine months of 2026, more than triple the volume of a year earlier, as the central bank sells bullion from its reserves to plug a widening budget deficit.
The flows, worth $23.4 billion, have jumped more than 55-fold from pre-war levels, according to customs data cited by Gazprombank's Center for Economic Forecasting. In all of 2021, Hong Kong, the main entry point for bullion into China, imported just 3.3 tons of Russian gold. This year, one in every seven bars entering China through the city (15%) is of Russian origin.
"Hong Kong is a free port with no duties or VAT on gold, and a direct gateway to the Chinese market, which has not imposed sanctions on Russian gold," the center's analysts wrote. Western markets closed to Russian metal in 2022, when the London Bullion Market Association suspended the country's refiners from its Good Delivery list and the G7 banned imports. Dubai became the first trading hub for Russian gold, until the UAE tightened controls on the trade under pressure from the U.S. and U.K.
Much of the metal may be coming from the central bank itself. To finance the budget deficit, the Bank of Russia has sold about 60 tons from its reserves this year, including 18.7 tons in the third quarter and 21.8 tons in the second, the biggest sell-off since 1998, when the collapse of the GKO bond pyramid pushed Russia into default. The sales have made the Russian central bank the world's largest gold seller among its peers for two quarters in a row, World Gold Council data show.
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>>545971785
Double lungo made from freshly ground Zoega's Skånerost and fjord glacier water. Was decent.
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>>545975986
thought for a moment it's finnish flag then I remembered they lost winter war so it can't be that kek.
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>>545976074
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China's central bank is moving the other way. The People's Bank of China has added to its gold reserves for 23 straight months, Gazprombank said, buying 63.14 tons in the third quarter, the most since 2022, according to the World Gold Council. Official data published on Nov. 7 showed the streak had stretched to 24 months through October. China's total gold imports are up 72% this year, Gazprombank said, as the country's own mine output fell 18.7% in the first three quarters, according to the China Gold Association.
Before the war, Russia exported around 300 tons of gold a year, more than 80% of output that reached 360 tons annually, including roughly 300 tons from mines. How much is being produced and shipped now is unknown: Moscow classified its customs statistics shortly after the invasion of Ukraine. The World Gold Council estimates Russia mined about 330 tons in 2024.
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>>545975751
That is not how constitutional law works. If the case is not anticipated by the constitution, constitutional court rules what is constitutional and what is not.
The elected presidents of Ukraine since then represented the country at the UN and the constitutional court did not rule out the removal of Yanukovich.
It is legal. Seethe more, imperialist dog
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There was a new hit today, repair plant where the RUSNIGGER ARCHEOTECH A-50 was repaired. :DDDD I'll add it into the Latest if I bake.
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>>545974602
Ah the shithole reached its inevitable Nazi endpoint. 14 year old to the front. This is a good sign this is the last year for shithole and the cokike addict that's ruling it
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>>545976118
Stop quoting laws, we carry weapons.
- Pompey 48 BC
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>>545975997
Ukraine is in despair. There are no more conscripts. No matter how much money you pour in, they will soon start arming children.
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>>545976163
Cool story, bro.
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>>545976163
Are you proud of this ? Russia massacring children ?
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Sanctioned oligarchs, officials and a wanted hacker vacation at Sberbank chief's 'Russian Courchevel', Meduza says

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Thirteen luxury villas with butlers, private cars and round-the-clock security have been drawing sanctioned oligarchs, senior officials and a fugitive hacker to a ski resort in the Altai mountains that Sberbank CEO German Gref wants to turn into a "Russian Courchevel", the investigative outlet Meduza reported on Nov. 9, citing internal resort documents.
The villas at Manzherok, which state-owned Sberbank opened in 2025, are up to 1,400 square meters each and sit behind their own checkpoint. A night costs up to 500,000 rubles, and a week in the priciest chalet, "Moskva", runs to almost 3 million. Procurement records show sanctioned Western goods and Italian furniture, including an armchair and ottoman priced at 1.7 million rubles.
"I hope that while Europe is closed, we will swap the word 'Courchevel' for 'Manzherok', and everyone will come to us," Gref said at Sberbank's investor day in December 2024, aiming to attract Russians for whom European resorts have become harder to reach because of the war in Ukraine and Western sanctions.
Sanctioned tycoons have taken him up on it. In February 2026, a stay was paid for by Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works (MMK), the steelmaker of billionaire Viktor Rashnikov, whose French property has been frozen under sanctions. In February and March 2025 the resort may also have hosted Novatek CEO Leonid Mikhelson and Gazprom Neft head Alexander Dyukov. The guest list also includes the family of Russian Copper Company founder Igor Altushkin; the wife of Transmashholding co-owner Andrei Bokarev; the wife of Surgutneftegas chief Vladimir Bogdanov; Felix, son of AFK Sistema founder Vladimir Yevtushenkov; Alexei Krapivin, a shareholder in the 1520 group, a major contractor for Russian Railways; and Konstantin Malofeyev, known as the "Orthodox oligarch".
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>>545976196
Ukraine: Doesn't conscript anybody under 25
Russia: many 18 year olds have already died in Ukraine and more will still die as churka goons have conducted a 6th raid on young boys in the center of Moscow, while retard on 4chan is still shilling for Russia fter accidentally delegitimizing the Russian Jewtin owned state.
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>>545976248
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Foreigners have come too. In April 2025 the resort hosted Margarita Louis-Dreyfus, co-owner of the Louis Dreyfus agricultural group, with Gref personally paying her 3.4 million-ruble bill. The company was seeking a buyer for its Russian assets at the time.
Guests leave tens of millions of rubles behind. The Altushkin family paid about 26 million rubles in 2025, Krapivin transferred 23 million for a stay in the most expensive chalet, and more than 20 million was paid by the Evrazia foundation of Moldovan businessman Ilan Shor, who together with state-owned Promsvyazbank launched the A7 payment system to bypass Western sanctions.
Officials and their families visit as well. Moscow deputy mayor Maxim Liksutov spent more than 4 million rubles on a vacation there, while bills of 2.5 million and nearly 2 million rubles went to Artyom Chaika, son of former Prosecutor General Yuri Chaika, and Maxim Vorobyov, brother of Moscow region governor Andrei Vorobyov.
Among the more unlikely guests, in October 2025 the resort hosted Maxim Yakubets, whom the FBI accuses of running the Evil Corp hacking group and has offered a $5 million reward for, Meduza said. Yakubets and his wife Alena Benderskaya spent more than 4 million rubles. The FBI puts Evil Corp's damage at more than $100 million. Yakubets' father-in-law, Eduard Bendrsky, a former officer of the FSB's Vympel special forces unit whom British authorities have described as an intermediary between hackers and the state, and who was sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury in 2024, also vacationed in the Altai.
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>>545976163
>14 year olds to the front
That's rich coming from the countries that's sending 54 year old's to the front. Although this man is Russian, so there's a good chance he's still in his 20's.
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>>545975882

328 votes are a majority in ukrainian parliament and were 100% of presents this day
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>>545975925
isn't the official kremlin casus belli for the 2022 festivities the LPR/DPR officially joining russia and "ukrainian" saboteurs bombing "russia" in retalliation?
pretty sure i saw a russian state TV report about that once featuring a BTR-70M in digital camo.
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>>545976246
Killing child soldiers is ABSOLUTELY LEGAL under international laws.
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>>545976163
I was betting on the fact that canada becoming an associate member of the EU, the eu will demand that Ukrainian men return to ukraine so they can serve their military.

To the last Ukrainian
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>>545976268
16 hours a day
Find a real job faggot shill
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>>545975766
Lie. In fact, the army of Novorossiya in the April days was armed with only a few automatic rifles; most had sticks and fists.
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>>545976369
Lie. In fact you are a nigger.
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Russian generals feed Putin AI-generated videos of fake battlefield wins, FT says

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The Financial Times reported on Nov. 9, citing sources close to Russian President Vladimir Putin, that the Russian military command is likely passing him fake videos of battlefield victories in Ukraine, generated with artificial intelligence, that do not exist.
Putin's determination to win on the battlefield is pushing his generals to exaggerate the scale of their gains, the newspaper's sources said, with false reports travelling up the chain of command until they reach the Kremlin.
"When someone says he captured a settlement, they show it off to the colonel, he shows it off to the general, the general shows it off to the lieutenant general, who shows it off to the general staff, who shows off to the commander-in-chief. By the time they're done reporting they've already retreated," one person familiar with the Russian president's thinking told the FT.
That person said follow-on attack orders are then issued on the assumption that positions were taken, even though Russian troops are no longer there. "Then the next orders that come in are based on us holding it and trying to take the next one, even though we're already not there. So a huge number of losses on both sides come from this," the person said. "That's why Stalin had people shot for it."
The number of AI-faked videos purporting to show the capture of Ukrainian settlements already runs into the dozens, the FT said, and footage once confined to pro-war "Z" blogs has become part of the Russian defence ministry's official reports.
In mid-October, the ministry published a clip of a soldier waving a Russian tricolour from the window of a damaged building in Dobropillia, an important town in the eastern Donetsk region that commanders had told Putin was captured. Ukrainian forces continue to hold positions in the town as of November.
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>>545976427
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The footage was without doubt edited, said Ruslan Leviev, head of the open-source investigative group Conflict Intelligence Team. In the clip, the flag abruptly changes position. "This kind of glitch can't be explained by compression or camera sensor artifacts. No doubt this segment has been manipulated," Leviev told the FT.
Analysts at the Washington-based Institute for the Study of War (ISW) identified at least 35 videos published by Russian military units and pro-war bloggers between June and August that appeared to have been generated or altered with AI, and assessed 10 of them as fakes with high confidence. The clips feature fighters from at least 10 regiments and brigades, and the true number is likely higher given the limits of current detection software, ISW said.
One example showing Putin relies on false reports was a fabricated video of the purported capture of Sviatohirsk, in the Donetsk region, which Putin claimed on Sept. 1 had been seized. Brigadier General Andriy Biletsky, commander of Ukraine's 3rd Army Corps, travelled to the town on Sept. 7 and recorded a video from its centre — and even pro-war Russian bloggers dismissed the claim.
Moscow will most likely continue producing fictitious victory reports, said Dara Massicot, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. "The gaps between the claims [and reality] are widening. The Kremlin feels no pressure domestically to give accurate accounting or correct these claims," she told the FT.
In September, Putin said on national television that his army had captured 6,500 square km of Ukrainian territory since the start of the year. Independent open-source analysts cited by the FT could verify an increase of no more than 1,500 square km, and once land recaptured by Ukrainian forces is taken into account, Russia's net gain from January through October was just 119 square km, according to ISW.
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>>545976369
Could you at least get your LLM to read correctly what it is supposed to respond to?
And tell me why are you not interested in banans? Could it be you don't know how to cook them?
Do you want a banan pelmeni recipe?
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>>545976118
This served as an external alibi for Yanukovych, who was already looking for a reason to reject the agreement, which was unfavorable to him. The reference to Moscow allowed him to shift the responsibility for the unpopular decision.

n fact, the Constitutional Court of Ukraine already gave an official interpretation of Article 111 back in 2003 (Case No. 1-17/2003). In that ruling, the Court explained the procedural aspects of impeachment. The paradox is that this interpretation was not used in 2014. Had the Verkhovna Rada gone down the path of Article 111, it would already have had a ready legal framework. Rejecting it in favor of a “special decision” was not a forced legal dead end but a deliberate choice in favor of a non-legal mechanism. This strips that decision of any aura of “forced” legality.
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Russia moves to fine online platforms up to 5 million roubles for "discrediting traditional values"

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A Russian parliamentary committee on Nov. 9 recommended approving in its first reading a bill that would fine the owners of social networks and online cinemas up to 5 million roubles ($60,400) for spreading content deemed to "discredit traditional Russian spiritual and moral values" or for failing to remove it.
The State Duma committee on criminal and administrative legislation backed the draft, Interfax reported. Its authors are four deputies from the ruling United Russia party: Sergei Boyarsky, head of the Duma's information policy committee, Anton Gorelkin, Anton Nemkin and Alexei Volotskov.
Under the bill, platform owners who distribute works "discrediting" the values or "promoting their denial" would face fines of 5,000-10,000 roubles for individuals, 50,000-100,000 for officials and 500,000-700,000 for companies, rising for repeat offences to 50,000-150,000, 300,000-400,000 and 1-3 million roubles, respectively.
A separate offence covers failure to delete such material. Online cinemas and social networks are already required to restrict access to flagged works within 24 hours of a demand from Roskomnadzor, the communications watchdog, under a law adopted in July 2025. The bill would fine those who miss that deadline: 10,000-20,000 roubles for individuals, 100,000-200,000 for officials and 700,000-1 million for companies, rising on repeat offences to 150,000-300,000, 600,000-800,000 and 1.5-5 million roubles.
The Culture Ministry would open cases over the distribution of banned content, Roskomnadzor over failures to delete it, and district courts would hear the cases.
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>>545976566
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The fines would not apply to works published on audiovisual services before March 1, 2026, or to those holding valid distribution certificates, though the committee said that clause could still be amended before the second reading.
Boyarsky told the committee that the bill targets platforms rather than ordinary users. "I want to make a correction right away: 'citizens' in this case means the owners of social networks, not the users," he said, according to Interfax.
He did not say who would determine whether a work discredits the values, saying only that the bill concerned "precisely the intention to discredit the traditional Russian spiritual and moral values set out in the presidential decree, or promoting their denial." Those values - including patriotism, a strong family, humanism, mercy, justice, collectivism and the unity of the peoples of Russia - were listed in a decree signed by President Vladimir Putin on Nov. 9, 2022.
The bill is part of a broader push around "traditional values" in Russian legislation. On Sept. 29, Nikolay Burlyaev, a departing deputy of the previous, eighth-convocation State Duma, submitted a bill that would declare extremist any ideology, doctrine, cult or movement directed against Russia's traditional spiritual and moral values. Its explanatory note said the absence of a "clear prohibition" on "destructive" currents posed a danger of an "existential nature" to the country, and one proposed criterion for such ideologies was the "propaganda of evil."
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>>545976409
>Lie.
Equipment: Construction helmets, shields (either previously seized from "Berkut" or makeshift), wooden sticks, rebar, and Molotov cocktails.
Weapons: Scarce hunting rifles, traumatic pistols, and baseball bats.
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>>545976163
wtf. kids shouldn't be rifleman or parachutists. that's insane. they don't have the upper body strength to do it properly.
they need to be FPV drone operators. just tell them it's a more boring version of fortnite with sunflowers and slow drunk targets. it'll be fine. NATO will even donate yoohoos and juiceboxes to the squeaker battalion.
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>>545976600
You are just making stuff up though. Nobody will fall for this. Especially when your niggers which are supposedly just poor civilians armed with nothing, shot down a fucking airliner with a Buk.
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>>545976311
PidorGPT, does that mean that killing russian children is ok?
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>A collaborator, Vitaliy Plugarov, has been eliminated in the occupied Kherson region.

>Today, November 10th, a drone struck a vehicle in which, according to preliminary information, Plugarov was located. It is reported that he died as a result of the attack.

>After the occupation of the Kherson region, Plugarov voluntarily collaborated with the Russians. He headed enterprises controlled by the Russian occupation administration, including the Dnipro Sturgeon Hatchery, which was seized, and since May 2026, the occupation enterprise "Askanyia."
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India deports Russians from Goa in visa-overstay crackdown

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Indian authorities have begun deporting Russian nationals from the resort state of Goa as part of a crackdown on foreigners who overstay their visas, with three Russians expelled on Nov. 4 and three more facing deportation after a raid the next day.
Goa's Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO) deported three Russian men on Nov. 4 after they were found overstaying their tourist visas; two had been convicted by a court and the third was in a detention centre, local media reported.
On Nov. 5, a special FRRO drive in Querim, a village in the northern Pernem district, detected five foreigners overstaying without valid documents: three Russians and two Ukrainians, all of whom had entered India on tourist visas. One of the Russians claimed to hold a U.N. Human Rights Council card, which India does not recognise as a valid immigration document, Daijiworld reported. All six Russians had stayed on after their visas expired. The authorities restricted the group's movements and began deportation proceedings, saying such checks would continue.
Goa has deported 76 foreigners so far this year, according to FRRO data reported by local media on Nov. 1. Russians were the largest group in the first half of 2026 — 14 of the 43 people expelled between January and June, the Times of India reported. Three more Russians were reportedly deported in August, and two left India in September after the authorities restricted their movements.
The Russian Consulate General in Mumbai said on Nov. 9 that the checks were routine. "Checks of foreigners' compliance with the visa regime are being carried out by Indian law enforcement in a routine manner. There are no grounds to speak of any targeted tightening of migration policy with regard to Russians," it said on Telegram, advising Russians in India to monitor their visas' expiry dates and comply with local law.
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>>545976785
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The Association of Tour Operators of Russia (ATOR) said package tourists were unaffected. "The problem described in no way concerns tourists from Russia, whose holidays proceed normally and without incidents," it said, adding that Russian package tourists typically spend 10 to 14 days in Goa on electronic visas and leave on schedule.
Russians have faced stepped-up expulsions elsewhere. Georgia deported 254 Russian citizens between January and September, against 73 in all of 2025, official data reported by Georgian media showed. Russian Ambassador to Thailand Yevgeny Tomikhin said in September that 70 Russians had been deported from the kingdom since the start of the year, against 120 in 2025.
On the Indonesian island of Bali, Russian nationals have reportedly led in the number of migration-law violations, with the authorities imposing administrative sanctions on them 38 times between January and September. Bali's immigration office deported 342 foreigners in the first half of 2026.
Authorities in both countries have also targeted "Russian villages" — districts where Russians live in concentrated communities. In July, Thai police arrested four Russian nationals in the province of Chonburi on suspicion of running illegal nominee property-ownership schemes covering 775 homes and land worth more than 5 billion baht (about $154 million). In April, the governor of Bali, I Wayan Koster, said the authorities had dismantled the informal "Russian" and "Ukrainian" villages and closed unregistered businesses.
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>>545976778
nice
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>>545976196
>Ukraine is in despair
If the situation was hopeless, vpn pidors wouldn't be necessary
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>>545976536
Yes, then we finally agree that no constitutional court ruling after 2014 made the removal of Yanukovich unconstitutional.
Therefore, he was effectively discharged on 02/22/2014.
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>>545976748
If they're soldiers, sure. We are not bantustan like "ukraine" though. You pidors are getting closer to Paraguay level with total mobilization and subsequent total swinoid death.
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>>545976718
Ziggers still maintain MH17 was shot down by Ukraine, despite them having no equipment to do so. To this day they continue to insist that russian partisans armed with russian anti-air missiles did not in fact shoot down MH17 despite them taking selfies next to the downed plane after and posting them on the internet.
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>>545976499
it's programed for "european". you need to get an admin to change the settings to "asian" for it to consider cooking plantains.
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> We are not bantustan

That's just a lie, lmao.
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>>545974003
Ireland has sent €670,000,000 in total financial aid to ukraine as well as sheltering over 100,000 war refugees, the most proportionately in Western Europe despite having a small population.

Seethe burger cunt, your retard elections have probably fucked ukraine permanently
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Alrosa Suspends Mining at Lowest-Margin Deposits After First Loss in Six Years

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Alrosa PJSC, the world's largest diamond miner by output, has halted production at a number of its least profitable deposits as the sanctions-hit Russian company scrambles to cut costs after sliding to its first loss in six years.
The suspended operations include deposits of Almazy Anabara, the world's largest alluvial diamond producer, which accounts for 11% of the group's output. "We have suspended mining at our least profitable deposits… I mean the whole group, not only Alrosa, but also, for example, a number of Almazy Anabara's deposits. We are optimizing our costs," Chief Executive Officer Pavel Marinychev said on Nov. 9 in an interview with the Almazny Krai television channel, carried by RIA Novosti.
Most permanent employees at the suspended sites, along with some fixed-term contract workers, will be transferred to other operations, including the gold projects at Khaptasynnakh and Degdekan, he said.
Alrosa, one-third owned by the state property agency Rosimushchestvo and 25% by the government of Yakutia, posted a net loss of 9.5 billion rubles ($115 million) for the first half of 2026 — its first since the pandemic year of 2020. Revenue slumped 33% from a year earlier, EBITDA tumbled 61% to 14.3 billion rubles, and free cash flow turned negative: the company's cash shortfall reached 16.9 billion rubles in the half and 33.2 billion rubles over the past 12 months. A year earlier, Alrosa reported net profit of 40.6 billion rubles, though that figure was flattered by a one-off gain of about 30 billion rubles from the sale of its stake in Angola's Catoca project.
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>>545977012
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Under Western sanctions since 2022, Alrosa cut output 10% in 2025, to 29.8 million carats, and expects a further drop of 13% to 16% this year, to 25–26 million carats. Last year it trimmed salaries by 10% for staff not directly involved in production, moved some employees to part-time work and halted work at some deposits. In June, it decided to mothball mining at Severalmaz, which produces about 10% of Russia's diamonds, halting operations there from July 1 for roughly three months.
The cost-optimization measures were built into this year's budget, Marinychev said, but they may not be enough, and Alrosa may have to resort to additional cuts.
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>>545976860
so if there is nobody left in Ukraine how come russia is still unable to capture it? are you telling me lines are held only by polish mercenaries and Boris Johnson?
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>>545976860
No, you are pidorstan. As opposite to bantustan, where homosexuaality is mostly illegal, it is a antional treasure of your country.
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Baking.
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>>545977197
>>545977197
>>545977197

Baked, get in.
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>>545971782
Imagine the smell
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>>545975750
In addition. Few people know that in 2015 Petro Poroshenko, already as president, himself appealed to the Constitutional Court with a request to verify the constitutionality of the decree stripping Yanukovych of the title of president. The paradox is that this decree was signed by Poroshenko himself, and its legal purpose was purely symbolic, since Yanukovych could not enjoy any privileges anyway. Even the new authorities were aware of the legal fragility of the entire construction and tried post factum to obtain the sanction of the Constitutional Court, which they did not have in 2014.
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>>545977004
oh wow.
anyways, here is a donated american weapon that i helped pay for killing russians.
now where is yours? oh, i see, you didn't give those. you gave, uh letsee, the same financial aid and refugee assistance that everybody else also did. wow. that's amazin'.
look, you caught me on a bad day. we got cucked for two years by the orange retard and finally unfucked it. i really don't need to hear how i am still a piece of shit from the most complacent eurofaggot freeloader nation, okay? during our worst two years we still did better than you. so stop it.
you could have actually helped instead of being a freeloading bitch. but you didn't. complaining about us and our dumbass politicians was easier that straightening out your own pacifist ziggerbrood.
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>>545971842
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>>545977165
Amazing
So not only do they pay you to post propaganda articles without sources the kikes also pay you to start new threads
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>>545973081
>The only superpower on this continent is Europe itself.
Ridiculous
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>>545972623
>Russia literally planned a 9/11 level terrorist attack on Germany
huh? was?



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