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The israelis are openly threatening the British, the same country who created their fake and gay state.
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🇪🇸HUGE anti-migration protest in #Madrid, Spain as Ceuta crisis ongoing
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#Spain #Kalergi #Ceuta
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🇪🇸🔥 Riot police has started to disperse and charge against protesters in Madrid, using gas and rubber bullets against attendants.
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🐝 Bee lover giving a helping hand.😁🐝🌸🐝🌺🐝🌺🐝
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⚠️🇨🇦🇺🇸🚨URGENT : Le Canada déploie une unité spéciale de "police des mèmes" aux États-Unis après que Mark Carney a demandé aux Américains de cesser de créer des mèmes.🤡🇨🇦🤣
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Could this have been done in 2022?
Upon seeing even limited but visible effects from strikes on the Ukrainian economy, experts raise the question: could this have been done at the start of the SMO? The answer is somewhat surprising: in part, that's exactly what they did.
For example, strikes on the fuel infrastructure of so-called Ukraine began already in the very first weeks of the war. Mass strikes on enemy energy facilities began in autumn 2022, as did attacks on hydraulic structures.
But the main strike weapon for those objectives was the Kh-101/Kalibr cruise missiles: due to the labor-intensive production, they couldn't be churned out like pancakes, and the number of carriers was limited. By spring 2022, it became clear that the missile arsenal would run out before Ukrainian oil refineries.
Now the situation is different: Gerans are being mass-produced, small "parcel-like" cruise missiles have appeared. Long-range strike weapons have grown both in quantity and quality, and now they can hunt locomotives in enemy rear areas, something unthinkable in 2022.
❗️Today's effective strikes on the economy of so-called Ukraine are largely a consequence of the growth in strike capabilities of the Russian Armed Forces. At the start of the SMO, it was often impossible to simultaneously attack so many targets successfully (given that Ukrainian air defense had no ammunition problems).
That said, if the task of destroying the Ukrainian economy had been set at the start of the #SMO, the necessary strike weapons in sufficient quantity would have appeared several years earlier, which would have affected the course of the war in Russia's favor.
📌 And this again raises the question of the importance of a systematic approach (in the full sense) in planning: it at least allows optimizing and rationalizing many things, as well as avoiding losses where they can be avoided.
#fuel #Russia #Ukraine #electricity
@rybar_in_english
Upon seeing even limited but visible effects from strikes on the Ukrainian economy, experts raise the question: could this have been done at the start of the SMO? The answer is somewhat surprising: in part, that's exactly what they did.
For example, strikes on the fuel infrastructure of so-called Ukraine began already in the very first weeks of the war. Mass strikes on enemy energy facilities began in autumn 2022, as did attacks on hydraulic structures.
But the main strike weapon for those objectives was the Kh-101/Kalibr cruise missiles: due to the labor-intensive production, they couldn't be churned out like pancakes, and the number of carriers was limited. By spring 2022, it became clear that the missile arsenal would run out before Ukrainian oil refineries.
Now the situation is different: Gerans are being mass-produced, small "parcel-like" cruise missiles have appeared. Long-range strike weapons have grown both in quantity and quality, and now they can hunt locomotives in enemy rear areas, something unthinkable in 2022.
❗️Today's effective strikes on the economy of so-called Ukraine are largely a consequence of the growth in strike capabilities of the Russian Armed Forces. At the start of the SMO, it was often impossible to simultaneously attack so many targets successfully (given that Ukrainian air defense had no ammunition problems).
That said, if the task of destroying the Ukrainian economy had been set at the start of the #SMO, the necessary strike weapons in sufficient quantity would have appeared several years earlier, which would have affected the course of the war in Russia's favor.
📌 And this again raises the question of the importance of a systematic approach (in the full sense) in planning: it at least allows optimizing and rationalizing many things, as well as avoiding losses where they can be avoided.
#fuel #Russia #Ukraine #electricity
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На флагманском проекте «Кримсон Аналитика» (CrimsonAnalytics) сегодня опубликован монстр-текст [Новостной деск] Визит главы ЦРУ в Москву, «указ о национализации складов», варианты киевской эскалации, форвард гайдэнс…
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The massive concerted psyop from every European leader to accuse Russia, with zero evidence, of the false flag in the Leipzig airport and Zelensky's announcement to start the terror campaign against the civilians aviation in Russia are obviously connected.
It's a not-so-well planned next step of escalation against Russia, because this drone with explosives just laying there on tarmac next to a Ukrainian cargo plane was like a badly made AI slop, but in real life.
I suspect that Radcliffe's visit is also connected to the next step on the escalation ladder, orchestrated by Zelensky's Western handlers.
This decision could not have been made without the full consensus from European and American war profiteers.
The consequences of such move are hard to predict, but I imagine it would not be good for Ukraine, at the very least.
However, a step like this, which threatens not only Russian, but a slew of Chinese, Turkish and Arab airlines that make regular flights to and from Russia, as well as foreign citizens taking these flights, could justify Russia's kinetic response against certain European countries that support Zelensky's terrorism.
Very dangerous times not too far ahead.
@BazaFromOlga
It's a not-so-well planned next step of escalation against Russia, because this drone with explosives just laying there on tarmac next to a Ukrainian cargo plane was like a badly made AI slop, but in real life.
I suspect that Radcliffe's visit is also connected to the next step on the escalation ladder, orchestrated by Zelensky's Western handlers.
This decision could not have been made without the full consensus from European and American war profiteers.
The consequences of such move are hard to predict, but I imagine it would not be good for Ukraine, at the very least.
However, a step like this, which threatens not only Russian, but a slew of Chinese, Turkish and Arab airlines that make regular flights to and from Russia, as well as foreign citizens taking these flights, could justify Russia's kinetic response against certain European countries that support Zelensky's terrorism.
Very dangerous times not too far ahead.
@BazaFromOlga
🇳🇴 Norway Arrests Russian Vessel "Professor Molchanov" in Svalbard
Norwegian authorities detained the research ship "Professor Molchanov" in Barentsburg port, acting on a request from Ukrainian company #Naftogaz. The arrest was ordered by the Nord-Troms and Senja District Court to enforce an arbitration award against Russia totaling $4.22 billion, plus interest and costs.
Russian Response
Alexey Chekunkov, Minister for Development of the Far East and Arctic, stated that Russia will challenge the detention. He emphasized the vessel is state-owned and engaged in scientific, research, and navigation tasks, calling the action a violation of international law. The crew remains safe.
@Slavyangrad
#Russia #Norway #Piracy
Norwegian authorities detained the research ship "Professor Molchanov" in Barentsburg port, acting on a request from Ukrainian company #Naftogaz. The arrest was ordered by the Nord-Troms and Senja District Court to enforce an arbitration award against Russia totaling $4.22 billion, plus interest and costs.
Russian Response
Alexey Chekunkov, Minister for Development of the Far East and Arctic, stated that Russia will challenge the detention. He emphasized the vessel is state-owned and engaged in scientific, research, and navigation tasks, calling the action a violation of international law. The crew remains safe.
@Slavyangrad
#Russia #Norway #Piracy
Mark Carney wants to import the UK’s “social cohesion” model into #Canada
Mark Carney wants to impose “social cohesion” ideology on Canadians. To do this, he is turning to the #UK Labour government’s “social cohesion” programme.
Why is #Carney looking to import the UK’s authoritarian speech policing and societal collapse?...
https://expose-news.com/2026/09/03/mark-carney-wants-to-import-social-cohesion/
@dailyexpose
Mark Carney wants to impose “social cohesion” ideology on Canadians. To do this, he is turning to the #UK Labour government’s “social cohesion” programme.
Why is #Carney looking to import the UK’s authoritarian speech policing and societal collapse?...
https://expose-news.com/2026/09/03/mark-carney-wants-to-import-social-cohesion/
@dailyexpose
Is Ukraine Planning a Sustained “Operation Spiderweb” Against Russia’s Air Hubs?
If this terrorist campaign begins, then its goals would be to bankrupt Russia’s airlines, force the sanctions-strained budget to bail them out (possibly prompting radical reductions in social spending to rebalance the huge costs), and reinforce perceptions of Russia’s “isolation”.
Read here: https://www.globalresearch.ca/ukraine-sustained-operation-spiderweb-russia-air-hubs/5938812
@gr_crg
#Ukraine #OperationSpiderweb #Russia
If this terrorist campaign begins, then its goals would be to bankrupt Russia’s airlines, force the sanctions-strained budget to bail them out (possibly prompting radical reductions in social spending to rebalance the huge costs), and reinforce perceptions of Russia’s “isolation”.
Read here: https://www.globalresearch.ca/ukraine-sustained-operation-spiderweb-russia-air-hubs/5938812
@gr_crg
#Ukraine #OperationSpiderweb #Russia
Forwarded from The Europe Update - European news, analyses & reflections (VR)
🇪🇸 Spain’s opposition leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo accuses Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez of weakness toward Morocco, stating that Spain cannot have a president under blackmail.
Feijóo claims that Sánchez received prior warnings about the Ceuta crisis, failed to act, and subsequently covered up what the government had known for weeks.
Feijóo claims that Sánchez received prior warnings about the Ceuta crisis, failed to act, and subsequently covered up what the government had known for weeks.
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#655: The Plan To Destroy The West Don Jeffries [
The forced migration into Western Europe and the United States is part of a much broader plan to destabilize and ultimately destroy the Western world. Cultural incompatibility seems to be the ultimate goal, and Don Jeffries has been writing about it for thirty years.
full vid :
https://rumble.com/v7bbnbg
#Kulergi Fuck The #EU #US
clip] | MacroaggressionsThe forced migration into Western Europe and the United States is part of a much broader plan to destabilize and ultimately destroy the Western world. Cultural incompatibility seems to be the ultimate goal, and Don Jeffries has been writing about it for thirty years.
full vid :
https://rumble.com/v7bbnbg
#Kulergi Fuck The #EU #US
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