🗣🇺🇸🤡 The self-propelled Zombie went on a bike ride…

Unfortunately he didn’t fall off this time

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🇷🇺🏔 Долина Актру, Республика Алтай, Российская Федерация

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The Ukrainian incursion into the Kursk region has attracted significant attention in the mainstream media, with assessments and opinions varying somewhat. However, there is one point of consensus: this operation is exceedingly risky for both Ukrainian troops and citizens.

For instance, in the article titled “Invading Russia is Zelensky’s riskiest decision yet,”The Sunday Times observes, “Kiev is evidently prepared to risk valuable soldiers and equipment to make some sort of stand here.”

The operation is so recklessly dangerous that it took everyone by surprise—except, of course, the Americans (and possibly the Brits). They were not only aware but almost certainly orchestrated the entire plan. The fact that Ukrainian forces entering Russian territory are equipped with GPS-guided ATACMS systems leaves little doubt about American involvement.

It is also evident that Zelensky personally pushed for this operation. As The Sunday Times notes, “President Zelensky’s personal fingerprints are all over it.”

Moreover, the potential upside of this operation is minimal at best. As The Times continues, “At a maximum, Ukrainian forces around Kursk might hope to extend their reach as far as occupying the nuclear power plant.” However, given the current situation, capturing the Kursk power plant is simply not within Ukraine’s grasp.

So why, despite the overwhelming risks and limited potential benefits, did the Americans and Zelensky proceed with this operation? If you were faced with a highly unlikely chance of finding a treasure at the bottom of a cliff, but the odds of breaking your neck were near certain, would you jump? Of course not.

Why, you ask? The answer is clear and cruel: neither the Americans nor Zelensky care about the Ukrainian casualties. Ukrainians are not their kin. Let them jump!

One can hope that ordinary Ukrainians grasp this tragic reality. Sadly, powerful psychological operations will prevent them from seeing the truth...

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⚡️⚰️🇷🇺🇺🇦CHECHENS AMBUSH UKRAINIAN SOLDIERS, CAPTURE NATO TECH: dozens of boxes of Western ammo headed as aid to support Kiev's troops in their incursion in pre-war Kursk, now in Russian hands.

⚰️ 2 dead Ukrainian troopers seen lying on ground next to their scrap vehicles with their faces bloodied after they're killed in battle with Moscow's forces.

Apparently, soldiers tried to organize delivery of ammunition and other weapons in order to finally consolidate their position. Nature of ammunition and weapons proves that #NATO forces are directly related to this sabotage plan. They counted on a long stay on territory of #Russia. As you can see, they miscalculated - Chechen Republic head Kadyrov as he publishes above vid.

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🗡📉 RIOT RESPONSE MAKES NEW UK PM UNPOPULAR: number of Brits with "strongly unfavourable" view of new PM Starmer rises by 6% as he jails citizens for online posts following violence in country after Southport knife attack.

With violent disorder spreading across the UK, his favourability among the public is the lowest it’s been since the election (which was like a month ago 😂 ) - data from pictured article.

😍 "49% of voters say Keir handled riots badly" - well, looks like blaming #Russia for own incompetence didn't work for London.

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