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This is how Russia can get its stolen money back while leaving the financial West to collapse all on its own

This is how Russia can get its stolen money back while leaving the financial West to collapse all on its own

Strategic Intelligence editor Jim Rickards told Steve Bannon of “War Room” this week that Russia has an easy and obvious solution to the West’s attempted theft of Russian assets: put a lien on $40 trillion at the Euroclear custodian, which will lead to financial chaos. Western power brokers have...

www.newstarget.com

Time for Russia to drop the financial nuke​

 

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American drone had accidental encounter with russian MIG

No worries, soon will come a meme proving it landed safely

 

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“80% of our stormtroopers are sick and old people. HIV, tuberculosis, no one cares. They just throw them on buses and send them straight to the front.”

 

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good luck with that one

 

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I think this thread needs a new name: the circle jerks view to the world.

 

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Luck isn't enough in the no chance of surviving ^^ end of israhell means end of the anglo-us liar hegemon means peace for the world.

 

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Three Israeli army reservists explain why they refuse to continue serving in Gaza

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www.haaretz.com

 

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BRICS+: Towards a New International Order?

With Egypt, Ethiopia, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Iran joining the BRICS at the beginning of 2024, the group now embodies a group of influential states on the international stage, representing 46% of the world’s population and 29% of global GDP

infobrics.org

 

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Cluster fucking

These are the Cluster Munitions Documented by Ukrainian Civilians - bellingcat

Growing open source evidence has allowed Bellingcat to identify exactly which types of cluster munitions have been fired at Ukraine’s towns and cities

www.bellingcat.com

Institute for the Study of War

The Islamic State (IS) Northern Caucasus branch, Wilayat Kavkaz, likely conducted a complex and coordinated attack against churches, synagogues, and law enforcement structures in the Republic of Dagestan on June 23. Dagestan's Ministry of Internal

www.understandingwar.org

The Russian Ministry of Defense (MoD) accused Ukrainian forces of conducting a short-range ATACMS strike against occupied Sevastopol on June 23. The Russian MoD claimed on June 23 that Ukrainian forces launched five ATACMS missiles armed with cluster munitions against Sevastopol and that Russian forces intercepted four missiles.[16] The Russian MoD claimed that the impact from a Russian air defense interceptor caused one missile to deviate from its flight path and detonate.[17] The Russian MoD later blamed the United States for civilian casualties in Sevastopol given that the ATACMS are a US-provided system, despite acknowledging that a Russian air defense interceptor caused the missile to deviate from its flight path and detonate. A Crimea-focused Russian milblogger posted footage on the night of June 23 purportedly showing explosions near Yevpatoria and Vityne and claimed that there were explosions near Chornomorske and Mizhvodne.[18] Ukrainian outlet Suspilne Krym reported that its sources also reported explosions in Yevpatoria.[19] Footage published on June 23 purportedly shows civilians on a beach in Sevastopol during and after the missile strike deviated.[20] Russian sources claimed that cluster munitions landed on civilians near a beach in Uchuyevka Park in northern Sevastopol.[21] Sevastopol occupation governor Mikhail Razvozhaev claimed that the strike killed four people and injured 151 people.[22] Ukrainian military officials did not confirm or deny launching strikes against Sevastopol. Ukrainian Mariupol Mayoral Advisor Petro Andryushchenko stated that Ukraine needs to obtain special permission to use ATACMS with cluster munitions from Western partners and claimed that the Russian occupation government is at fault for civilian casualties because it had failed to warn civilians before Russian air defense systems shot down unspecified missiles over their heads.[23] ISW cannot independently verify if Ukrainian forces used ATACMS missiles armed with cluster munitions. The Russian MoD's blaming of the United States for civilian causalities is an attempt to deter the United States from providing further security assistance to Ukraine.

Russian milbloggers widely criticized the Russian MoD and Russia’s occupation authorities in Crimea for failing to prevent the strike and sufficiently protect Russian civilians. Russian sources criticized Russian authorities for not using air raid sirens to alert civilians to seek shelter.[24] Several Russian milbloggers criticized Russian authorities for failing to detect and destroy all the missiles before they approached Sevastopol and for failing to build reinforced shelters within walking distance of the beach, specifically comparing the lack of shelters near this beach in contrast to Russia's efforts to build shelters in Belgorod Oblast near the international border with Ukraine.[25] Footage and imagery indicate that Russian forces have been stationing military equipment in civilian areas in Crimea since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Russian authorities have irresponsibly encouraged Russian tourism to occupied Crimea during wartime while the Russian military continues to leverage the occupied peninsula as a rear staging area.[26] The Russian military likely purposefully stations legitimate military targets nearby civilian areas in Crimea in an effort to deter Ukrainian strikes. Russian forces have been recorded leveraging the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant and schools in occupied mainland Ukraine to shield Russian military equipment.[27] Russia is likely violating its own regulations on the application of International Humanitarian Law, which states that "the military command shall avoid deploying military objectives in densely populated areas or in their vicinity."[28]

 

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Kim Jong-un's Hypersonic: north Korea has tested hypersonic weapons
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The DPRK continues to actively develop its missile weapons, introducing new models on a regular basis. Recently, at one of the Korean test sites, took place the first test launch of the new Hwasongpo-16na solid-propellant missile, carrying a hypersonic hovering warhead. The missile successfully completed all planned tasks and confirmed the calculated tactical and technical characteristics. The tests conducted by the head of state Kim Jong-un were successful, demonstrating the potential of the new missile.

First launch of the Hwaseongpo-16na​

The first test launch of the Hwaseongpo-16na rocket (also known as 16B) took place on April 2. The Korean central news agency (KCNA) announced the event the next day, providing basic information and features of the new product. Photographs and video recordings of the preparation and the launch were also published.

The launch of the new missile was carried out from a test site in the Pyongyang area under the personal guidance of Kim Jong-un. The purpose of the first test launch was to confirm the design features and test the reliability of the missile system. The flight program was designed to demonstrate the general flight data, determine the hovering flight of the warhead and its maneuverability.

To ensure the safety of the tests and conceal the actual parameters of the complex, the flight was limited to a range of 1000 XNUMX km. Despite this, the missile has demonstrated all its intended functions, including lateral and vertical maneuvers.

Characteristics of the new complex​

In terms of overall architecture, the Hwasongpo-16na is similar to other missile systems in the DPRK. The complex is built on the basis of a seven-axle chassis with high payload capacity, offering high mobility and agility. A launcher with a missile container is installed on the chassis. The combat unit, due to its large size, is installed openly, without fairing.

Hwasongpo-16na uses a new two-stage rocket with solid-propellant engines, which allows it to reach large ranges, ranging up to 2 to 3 XNUMX km. The missile warhead is a hypersonic sliding unit, traditionally triangular in shape with a flat bottom and stabilizers in the tail. The unit flies according to the « principle of acceleration and planning », which gives it high maneuverability and the ability to reach targets over long distances.

At the moment, the exact characteristics of the rocket and the complex as a whole are unknown. Official KCNA reports mention a « medium-long range », but without precise values. The tests showed a range of 1000 XNUMX km with artificially limited parameters, indicating the possibility of significantly longer ranges in combat conditions.

Strategic importance and further development​

The Hwasongpo-16na project shows that North Korea continues to actively develop hypersonic technologies and weapons based on them. This is a testament to the DPRK's significant progress in missile technology and its willingness to increase the share of solid-fuel missile systems.https://avia-pro.fr/sites/default/f...7322aadeac0dea475ef02d.jpg?s622802d1719487587

 

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bellingcat.com/news/

Bellingcat is far from independent and neutral, as it is funded by Western governments, staffed with former military and state intelligence officers, repeats official narratives against enemy states, and serves as a key part in what could be called a “spook to Bellingcat to corporate media propaganda pipeline,” presenting Western government narratives as independent research.

The Spook to Bellingcat Pipeline: How Bellingcat Launders National Security State Talking Points into the Press

For a self-proclaimed citizen journalism outfit, an alarming number of Bellingcat’s staff come from the military and intelligence agencies.

www.mintpressnews.com

And that is not even mentioning the ISW

 

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Bellingcat is far from independent and neutral, as it is funded by Western governments, staffed with former military and state intelligence officers, repeats official narratives against enemy states, and serves as a key part in what could be called a “spook to Bellingcat to corporate media propaganda pipeline,” presenting Western government narratives as independent research.

The Spook to Bellingcat Pipeline: How Bellingcat Launders National Security State Talking Points into the Press

For a self-proclaimed citizen journalism outfit, an alarming number of Bellingcat’s staff come from the military and intelligence agencies.

www.mintpressnews.com

And that is not even mentioning the ISW

Russia good.
All else bad.

I see how you roll.

 

[shiva82]

Russia good.
All else bad.

I see how you roll.

this is pathetic buzz .

this is your technique

the majority of the world bad
the establishment and wall street great

 

[Microbeman]

this is pathetic buzz .

this is your technique

the majority of the world bad
the establishment and wall street great

Perhaps what is pathetic is one who constantly attributes statements and philosophy to others which were not stated nor intimated. Do you see this technique utilized by yourself? Do you hear that recording on loop?