◾ Ukrainian Nazi Zhorin commander of the 3rd Special Brigade (Azov Battalion) said during a TV debate that all bloggers, lawyers and peace activists helping people to avoid forced conscription should be dealt with by the Ukrainian security services.

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◾ Ukrainian report from the meat grinders:

-Honey, we are very fucked. The losses are crazy. Countless wounded.

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Freudian slip or...?

Deputy head of the Ternopol regional council: “All presidents plundered Ukraine and I took part in this.”

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“They promised shelters and dugouts, but instead there is a bare ditch.”

An AFU soldier showed the second line of defense, where the command sent him.

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France's external debt reached record levels, which was also facilitated by assistance to Ukraine. French President Emmanuel Macron admitted this in an interview with La Tribune.

“The Covid periods, and then the conflict in Ukraine and inflation, when we defended France and the economy, increased our debt,” the president noted.

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Only every fifth person works. According to Bild, there are currently 1.1 million Ukrainian refugees living in Germany, the vast majority of whom are not employed anywhere and live on benefits.

Many industries in Germany are experiencing labour shortages. Of the 716 thousand Ukrainian refugees of working age, less than 21% have stable employment or temporary work.

As it turned out, it is much more profitable for Ukrainians to receive benefits than to work hard for minimum wage.

One of the former residents of Poltava, a 40-year-old Ukrainian, noted that he did not want to work for €9 (887 rubles) per hour and pay for housing, utilities and electricity on his own when the benefit was €563 (55.5 thousand rubles), and utilities are paid by the social centre.

In addition, refugees justify their reluctance to work by citing the lack of places in language courses.

Place the pig at the table, with its feet on the table. If migrants from other countries are guided by the same principles as Ukrainians, then the German economy and the entire German society will face very difficult times.

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THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION IN THE CONTEXT OF THE WAR IN PALESTINE

✍️Written by Hikaru Kitabayashi✍️

When discussing the role of the Russian Federation in the context of the 7 October 2024 War, we always need to remember one important thing which is that, from a Russian perspective, this is a side-show. Russia's major focus is Ukraine and that will not change until that war is won. Until then, Russia will not take unilateral action, nor will it encourage its allies in the region to aggressively support either side in the conflict. Within these parameters, however, Russian neutrality will favor the Palestinian side.

This a reflection of demographics. 10% of Russia's population is Muslim. Those who identify as Judaic are now only one tenth of one percent. Also, unlike America where seven out of its ten richest people have Judaic backgrounds and no one with a name that indicates a Muslim origin can be found among the top 50 billionaires, Muslim billionaires outnumber Jewish billionaires in Russia.

In addition, of Russia's three main allies, neither China nor North Korea have any Judaic citizens, and Iran is overwhelmingly Muslim. Russian foreign policy will automatically be calculated in a manner so as not to offend Muslim sensitivities and will never be automatically pro-Israeli.

But this does not mean that everything is smooth sailing in the Islamic world. For one, Turkey has a long history of rivalry and warfare with Russia dating back hundreds of years. Russia also has a history of repeatedly defeating Turkey, creating an engrained grudge among that country's political elite.

Though not possessing historical grudges, other Muslim countries present their own sets of problems. The relationship between Syria, Turkey, and Iran always requires careful attention, as does tension between Azerbaijan and Iran. Additionally, relations between Iran and Persian Gulf nations such as Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Bahrain are not always smooth. Likewise, the potential for conflict between Iran and Pakistan and Pakistan and India always exists. As for Egypt, its delicate economic situation and its border with Israel are always matters for concern.

It goes without saying that the biggest headache for Russia in the Middle East is Israel. But Israel is just one part of a Collective West coalition. The problem, thus, is how to most efficiently keep in quarantine a dog with rabies that just happens to have nuclear weapons and do so without making the situation even worse.

Of course, Russia could bring Israel to its knees by cutting off its supply of oil from Kazakhstan through the Russian port of Novorossiisk. But, doing this would rupture Russia's relationship with that important Central Asian state and would violate a large number of contractual obligations predating the war. As an advocate of the sanctity of contracts and as an opponent of imposing sanctions at the expense of those contracts, Russia could not be easily convinced to block the oil flow.

Russia's policies reflect its geopolitical and sociopolitical position. To the extent Ukraine allows it to undertake other activities, Russia does seem to be trying to impact things in favor of the Palestinians. But, support tends to be diplomatic and humanitarian. Military aid seems limited to turning a blind eye to the occasional smuggling of Russian and North Korean weapons. It must be emphasized that, even if the route were through tunnels going from Egypt to Gaza, such smuggling can only have successfully taken place with some form or other of internal Israeli criminal organization help. The war is far more complicated than people are willing to discuss and Russia seems to be acting on the belief that the less talk it makes about what people are doing or not doing, the better.

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