Defense of Russia's tangible material existence in his mind also extends to the defense of Russia's intangible cultural superstructure, ie religion, etc
In this way he cleverly appeals to both left and right
Watch China secretly use this as a proxy to buff up North Korea as a counter to Japan
Genius NATO strategy /s
Bruh my 9th grade history teacher though so too 💀
My aunt went to Finland and she says its common knowledge there that 30% of Finnish men 18-25 died in the Winter War. The USSR offered to trade land to make a buffer zone for Leningrad and Finland said no and they lost that great a percentage of their population as well as losing territory. While Soviet casualties were likely higher being on the offensive, they were proportionately nothing to the Soviets and a major generational trauma for the Finns. But flying Finnish White Death orc shooter 7 billion dead, amirite?
Unless I am mistaken, there are no photos or videos of destroyed Russian equipment or deceased personnel from this counteroffensive, and the Ukrainians are known to publish any footage they can get with absurd fervor. To date, Ukraine has never been able to make a video like this
And that was in Bakhmut and other parts of Donetsk, where Wagners and Azovs were storming each others buildings and fighting hand to hand. Here the tanks are just driving straight into ATGMs and artillery fire. I'd be surprised if its anything less than 50 to 1 at this point.
According to Islam people go to Jannah when their souls are resurrected during Judgment Day, but not immediately (unless you die during Judgment Day)
However, martyrs who died for Islam do get to go straight in
To my knowledge, Russia has suffered zero casualties.
Israeli soldiers when they have to face off against real men instead of Palestinian 6-year-olds with rocks:
DeSantis was literally torturing people there in person, if that clarifies things
fuck all american politicians
but fuck desantis especially
all bourgeois puppets are puppets but not all of them are neocon rightoids who tortured people at Guantanamo Bay
By most estimates it seems that more than 50,000 Ukrainian troops have died in this city alone over the past 8 months. One year ago in history on this date, Mariupol, the birthplace of Azov Nazism, was liberated as well. @shrike502@Shrike502@lemmygrad.ml it seems that Prigozhin's random diatribes about "running out of ammo" turned out to be some wild psyop after all, I wonder what was happening
In the photo, a before-v-after image if the place. Video of massive Hiroshima-sized explosions linked. Mass panic in Lviv as civilians try to flee, unusual gamma radiation levels have been recorded, Western Ukraine is the next Fallujah. The wind is blowing west...
It's tragically funny how the Nazis intended to use this to poison East Ukraine because they weren't properly "Ukrainian" and needed to be "cursed" before being liberated by Russia, only for all the stuff to explode in their own political heartland. The world has never been closer to nuclear confrontation, because in a way it has already happened.
The attacks likely destroyed hundreds of millions of dollars worth of equipment.
And the reason they were warning Putin not to come in the first place was because they did not want to arrest him
Polish general Andrzejczak admitted that “we simply do not have ammunition. The industry is not only not ready to supply equipment to Ukraine, but also cannot replenish our own reserves, which are rapidly melting.” NATO is not having a very good time and these stockpiles will take more than a decade to replace. The US is resorting to cannibalizing South Korean and Israeli stockpiles, which apparently freaked out the Knesset because they believe that they will fight soon with Iran.
You thought entire NATO would be off the ammo in a short time?
And this is because NATO isn't just giving off spare things anymore, they are cutting into flesh and bone. Polish general Andrzejczak admitted that “we simply do not have ammunition. The industry is not only not ready to supply equipment to Ukraine, but also cannot replenish our own reserves, which are rapidly melting.”
His predictions are pretty logically based for someone who fetishizes the Confederacy
Judging by the sound delay, the explosion was likely up to 5 miles away. BBC interviewed locals, who claimed that the shock waves were so powerful they might have died if they were just outside. Zelenskyy's delusional war is suicidal, this must end
Target was most likely a large ammunition depot. Judging by the sheer amount, that was their storage for their entire spring counteroffensive. Welp.
The long-time regional rivals in March agreed to restore diplomatic ties under a Chinese-brokered agreement
The People's justice will never stop
IDK. Iran will stop arming them, and the war will thus end. I'm guessing that the Saudi's will be advantaged, but not completely victorious, as China will demand a negotiated peace. In negotiation, when something is taken, something is given. We can only hope that our plans come to pass quickly.
Yemen is among the few things geopolitically that's kind of bothering me now, but we must not lose sight of the bigger picture. They will be completely free someday.
>How long will this last? Recent developments certainly aren’t tipping the global balance in favour of the West. On the one hand, it is becoming increasingly apparent that Nato’s strategy in Ukraine isn’t working: not only is Ukraine facing heavy losses, while the West unable to keep up with Ukrainian demands for ammunition and equipment, but the sanctions have hurt Western countries, as well as developing ones. On the other, the financial crisis triggered by the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank is yet another reminder of the intrinsic instability of the West’s hyper-financialised brand of capitalism.
>Only last week, America’s global standing took another hit with the signing of a historic agreement between Iran and Saudi Arabia brokered by China (while, it should be noted, the Saudi foreign minister was in Moscow). As part of the deal, Iran has agreed to stop arming Houthis in Yemen, potentially paving the way to a resolution to the nine-year-long Yemeni war. Writing in Newsweek, David H. Rundell, a former chief of mission at the American Embassy in Saudi Arabia explained that the deal will be seen as “a watershed moment for Chinese influence in the Middle East”, while further eroding America’s already poor reputation in the region.
After just three days of negotiations, Saudi Arabia and Iran have normalized relations and now Assad is in the UAE sharing warm words with its leader. Zionists coping harder than they were following their defeat to Hezbollah lmfao
This follows tensions for years between Saudi Arabia and the US. The world's top oil producers are increasingly siding with China
Isn't Imran Khan supposed be based?
(Is there another Imran Khan, who's not the Pakistani guy?)
This, he has no real reason to go after Luna and Hakim due to some vaguely idealistic tweets right after the shock of a new war happens
陈卫华是我的英雄 @lemmygrad.ml <em> “Unity is a great thing and a great slogan. But what the workers’ cause needs is the unity of Marxists; not unity between Marxists and opponents and distorters of Marxism.” </em>
<strong> ― Vladimir Lenin </strong>