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Artyomovsk (Bakhmut) Front Line Updates:
The movement of Ukrainian personnel between Konstantinovka and Bakhmut does not constitute withdrawal from Artyomovsk (Bakhmut), and there is no evidence that the Ukrainian command is planning such a step.
These maneuvers represent merely rotation of troops and replacement of depleted and demoralized units. In addition, Ukrainian forces continue stationing fighters in centres around Artyomovsk, such as Chasov Yar.
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The movement of Ukrainian personnel between Konstantinovka and Bakhmut does not constitute withdrawal from Artyomovsk (Bakhmut), and there is no evidence that the Ukrainian command is planning such a step.
These maneuvers represent merely rotation of troops and replacement of depleted and demoralized units. In addition, Ukrainian forces continue stationing fighters in centres around Artyomovsk, such as Chasov Yar.
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Avdeevka Front Line Updates:
Over the course of October 13, 2022, troops of the 11th Brigade of the DPR and the Russian Armed Forces advanced significantly to the north of Avdeevka, along the Krutaya Balka-Kamenka-Veseloye-Krasnogorovka line and to the south, along the Opytnoye-Vodyanoye line, having crossed over the M-30 highway and taken control of the Avdeevka interchange.
As a result, the enemy grouping in Avdeevka now finds itself in semi-encirclement. As before, the main objective of the advancing Russian Army is the village of Orlovka, after the taking of which the supply of the enemy grouping in Avdeevka from Konstantinovka will be completely terminated.
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Over the course of October 13, 2022, troops of the 11th Brigade of the DPR and the Russian Armed Forces advanced significantly to the north of Avdeevka, along the Krutaya Balka-Kamenka-Veseloye-Krasnogorovka line and to the south, along the Opytnoye-Vodyanoye line, having crossed over the M-30 highway and taken control of the Avdeevka interchange.
As a result, the enemy grouping in Avdeevka now finds itself in semi-encirclement. As before, the main objective of the advancing Russian Army is the village of Orlovka, after the taking of which the supply of the enemy grouping in Avdeevka from Konstantinovka will be completely terminated.
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Specialists of the Russian Forces demonstrate the results of the assault on the fortified area of pigs.
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Спецы ВС РФ демонстрируют результаты штурма укрепрайона свиней. А че, теперь в тапках воюем?
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GB: Without commentary, a sampling of the increasing number of posts from across the Russian Telegram sphere about the joint Russian-Belarusian military grouping in the process of formation.
from @Romanov_92:
1) The Russian Army is starting an offensive match. Northern direction. Very soon. Less than two weeks. The exact date and area will be published exclusively on my channel a little later.
2) The transfer of military units to Belorussia has begun. The counter-terrorist operation in Belarus will be carried over to the Kiev direction as well. Less than two weeks to go.
3) Nikolayev region: The Ukrainian Armed Forces report from the ground that they have begun to redeploy forces from the Nikolayev region to the border with Belarus.
from @Politjoystic:
Russia-Belarus Union State. The real unification has begun. Joint military groups are a pre-emptive measure. And also to stretch the front. Kiev is a stone’s throw from the northern Ukrainian border.
from Belarus:
Belarusian General Staff: Minsk and Moscow will be based on the peacetime military forces of the Belarusian army and separate military formations of the Russian Federation.
from Vladislav Ugolny (@Zola_of_Renovation):
[In response to @Romanov_92:] Can someone please explain to me, a fool, what is the point of making another raid on Kiev? I can't see it at all.
Why this probability is being hyped up in the media is clear—we need the Ukrainians to deploy as many forces as possible to the defence of Kiev, so that a bunch of AFU troops stand across the border from Belarus and twiddle their thumbs. But I don't see the point of the actual crossing of the border here. Please explain, your version will then become more convincing.
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from @Romanov_92:
1) The Russian Army is starting an offensive match. Northern direction. Very soon. Less than two weeks. The exact date and area will be published exclusively on my channel a little later.
2) The transfer of military units to Belorussia has begun. The counter-terrorist operation in Belarus will be carried over to the Kiev direction as well. Less than two weeks to go.
3) Nikolayev region: The Ukrainian Armed Forces report from the ground that they have begun to redeploy forces from the Nikolayev region to the border with Belarus.
from @Politjoystic:
Russia-Belarus Union State. The real unification has begun. Joint military groups are a pre-emptive measure. And also to stretch the front. Kiev is a stone’s throw from the northern Ukrainian border.
from Belarus:
Belarusian General Staff: Minsk and Moscow will be based on the peacetime military forces of the Belarusian army and separate military formations of the Russian Federation.
from Vladislav Ugolny (@Zola_of_Renovation):
[In response to @Romanov_92:] Can someone please explain to me, a fool, what is the point of making another raid on Kiev? I can't see it at all.
Why this probability is being hyped up in the media is clear—we need the Ukrainians to deploy as many forces as possible to the defence of Kiev, so that a bunch of AFU troops stand across the border from Belarus and twiddle their thumbs. But I don't see the point of the actual crossing of the border here. Please explain, your version will then become more convincing.
Repki
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⚡ Average 𝗶𝗻𝗳𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 in the world has jumped to 𝟭𝟬.𝟮%, the first double-digit increase since statistics began.
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Where are the remaining Ukrainian fighter jets hiding?
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Ukrainian military aviation, it seems, is living out its last days - flights of aerobatic teams in colorful demonstration colors are already being pressed into battle. In two days of active "geraniuming" (using the "Geranium" UAV), there have been three confirmed Ukrainian combat aircraft losses: Su-27 and MiG-29 fighters (https://t.me/readovkanews/44166), (https://t.me/readovkanews/44190), as well as a Su-24MR reconnaissance plane (https://t.me/readovkanews/44164). The Su-24MR was lost in an attempt to identify Geranium drone launch sites. According to various estimates, Ukraine's current force is no more than 20 fighters. The daily loss of just one aircraft may soon lead to the complete destruction of Ukrainian combat aviation capability.
The current foundations of Ukrainian air defense aviation are Soviet MiG-29 and Su-27 fighters. It appears that since the appearance in Ukraine of Russian-Iranian Geraniums, the main task of these fighters has been to combat these so-called shahid-mopeds. This map of current bases, with estimates of Su-27 and MiG-29 ranges, was prepared by the analytical department of the Readovka holding, to assess current airspace coverage.
It is worth noting that the airfields in Mirgorod and Vasilkov were permanent bases for Ukrainian fighter brigades even before the start of the SMO. Nikolaev and Odessa have long also been used as temporary bases, however, the Kropyvnytskyi and Dolgintsevo airbases were reactivated after the start of the special operation. Today, both of these airfields are frontline bases, from which Ukrainian military aviation can reach the DPR and LPR.
As can be seen, the combat radius of AFU combat jets covers practically all of Ukraine, although effective engagement of Geraniums requires the fighters to be in the same place and time as the drone. For this to happen, the drone needs to be detected in advance which is very difficult to achieve. For that reason, the true interception radius may be reduced by at least 3-4 times.
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Exclusive Readovka map (map translated by @Slavyangrad, https://t.me/SLGmaps/13)
Ukrainian military aviation, it seems, is living out its last days - flights of aerobatic teams in colorful demonstration colors are already being pressed into battle. In two days of active "geraniuming" (using the "Geranium" UAV), there have been three confirmed Ukrainian combat aircraft losses: Su-27 and MiG-29 fighters (https://t.me/readovkanews/44166), (https://t.me/readovkanews/44190), as well as a Su-24MR reconnaissance plane (https://t.me/readovkanews/44164). The Su-24MR was lost in an attempt to identify Geranium drone launch sites. According to various estimates, Ukraine's current force is no more than 20 fighters. The daily loss of just one aircraft may soon lead to the complete destruction of Ukrainian combat aviation capability.
The current foundations of Ukrainian air defense aviation are Soviet MiG-29 and Su-27 fighters. It appears that since the appearance in Ukraine of Russian-Iranian Geraniums, the main task of these fighters has been to combat these so-called shahid-mopeds. This map of current bases, with estimates of Su-27 and MiG-29 ranges, was prepared by the analytical department of the Readovka holding, to assess current airspace coverage.
It is worth noting that the airfields in Mirgorod and Vasilkov were permanent bases for Ukrainian fighter brigades even before the start of the SMO. Nikolaev and Odessa have long also been used as temporary bases, however, the Kropyvnytskyi and Dolgintsevo airbases were reactivated after the start of the special operation. Today, both of these airfields are frontline bases, from which Ukrainian military aviation can reach the DPR and LPR.
As can be seen, the combat radius of AFU combat jets covers practically all of Ukraine, although effective engagement of Geraniums requires the fighters to be in the same place and time as the drone. For this to happen, the drone needs to be detected in advance which is very difficult to achieve. For that reason, the true interception radius may be reduced by at least 3-4 times.
from @ReadovkaNews (https://t.me/readovkanews/44290)
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Ukraine lost 50% of its power generation capacity
You shouldn't have tried to troll Medvedev :-)
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Ukraine lost 50% of its power generation capacity
You shouldn't have tried to troll Medvedev :-)
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CONCLUSION: Thoughts on the SMO, the Ukrainian counteroffensive, and the events after Crimea (by Visionaire)—PART II (2/3)
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We begin with the logical assumption that bullies cannot understand anything but sheer, brute force. Their mental condition is such that their mind is fixed on obtaining what it wants without any regard for consequences, pretext, or context. They are willing to trample upon anything to get their material reward, or just get the fun of humiliating you! Such is the nature of Kiev’s handlers, I don’t blame Zelensky much for this whole mess—he is just a pawn.
So the Russians had to break a nose and teach a lesson to its adversary, now that it had come to this. They knew it was a high-risk operation that would end Ukraine fast had it succeeded. They also knew they weren’t ready for a major war that could exceed the size of a regional conflict. They knew Ukraine standing its ground was always a scenario. They knew NATO’s involvement in Ukraine. What they had in place were contingency plans. And Russians proved they could adapt to the rapidly evolving situation mostly successfully.
Around August it was evident that the lines were not advancing anymore. Ukrainian shelling had intensified, with small gains here and there, positional fighting, and a great struggle for Donbass continuing in Donetsk’s suburbs, one of the most fortified areas on Earth. The defense had stiffened everywhere, and the Ukrainians were preparing to attack. It was a no-brainer for Russia to switch to defensive tactics, where Ukrainian superiority in manpower and equipment would matter less, while preparing for a new stage of the war, with the ante raising.
By September 10 Ukraine got back most of the Kharkov oblast, including Izyum. Russians withdrew orderly but still, it wasn’t a textbook retreat either, there were losses. In another 3 weeks, the Ukrainian forces took Lyman, at a huge cost in lives and equipment. On the Kherson front, they pushed towards Davidy Brod and got minimal gains, and disproportionate loses. The meat and metal grinder worked full time. Those were some of their best, Nazis and mercenaries too. And then in Donbass, the battle for Artemovsk is going to begin soon.
Meanwhile, referenda were held and the breakaway regions voted to join Russia. A partial mobilization began in Russia (first mobilization after 80 years I believe), aiming for 300 thousand troops for the SMO. It is obvious that Russia had to speed up things; everyone was thinking the referenda would take place on November 4, National Unity day. Everyone was getting pissed off with retreating and all responses, yet asymmetrical, were not enough to answer Ukraine's growing impunity. And it was finally being understood–the hard way–that more commitment is necessary. Blame the Russian casualty aversion, probably WW2 trauma.
And now offensives ran out of steam and big words came out about nuking Russia preemptively, more sanctions packages that destroy economies in Europe and hurt developing nations, and more “endless” support to Kiev announced by the usual. Is that a winner’s attitude? And then some terrorist attacks that made Russia finally take off at least one glove.
Today it was more of a display of firepower, a warning. Putin didn’t want it to come to this, he wants as much of Ukraine intact, it is vital that it must not become a failed state and be a brewing ground for trouble. All that is needed is sane leadership that can make serious agreements with Russia, including reconstruction, not just for Ukraine’s sake, but for Russia’s. The less he has to recover the better.
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We begin with the logical assumption that bullies cannot understand anything but sheer, brute force. Their mental condition is such that their mind is fixed on obtaining what it wants without any regard for consequences, pretext, or context. They are willing to trample upon anything to get their material reward, or just get the fun of humiliating you! Such is the nature of Kiev’s handlers, I don’t blame Zelensky much for this whole mess—he is just a pawn.
So the Russians had to break a nose and teach a lesson to its adversary, now that it had come to this. They knew it was a high-risk operation that would end Ukraine fast had it succeeded. They also knew they weren’t ready for a major war that could exceed the size of a regional conflict. They knew Ukraine standing its ground was always a scenario. They knew NATO’s involvement in Ukraine. What they had in place were contingency plans. And Russians proved they could adapt to the rapidly evolving situation mostly successfully.
Around August it was evident that the lines were not advancing anymore. Ukrainian shelling had intensified, with small gains here and there, positional fighting, and a great struggle for Donbass continuing in Donetsk’s suburbs, one of the most fortified areas on Earth. The defense had stiffened everywhere, and the Ukrainians were preparing to attack. It was a no-brainer for Russia to switch to defensive tactics, where Ukrainian superiority in manpower and equipment would matter less, while preparing for a new stage of the war, with the ante raising.
By September 10 Ukraine got back most of the Kharkov oblast, including Izyum. Russians withdrew orderly but still, it wasn’t a textbook retreat either, there were losses. In another 3 weeks, the Ukrainian forces took Lyman, at a huge cost in lives and equipment. On the Kherson front, they pushed towards Davidy Brod and got minimal gains, and disproportionate loses. The meat and metal grinder worked full time. Those were some of their best, Nazis and mercenaries too. And then in Donbass, the battle for Artemovsk is going to begin soon.
Meanwhile, referenda were held and the breakaway regions voted to join Russia. A partial mobilization began in Russia (first mobilization after 80 years I believe), aiming for 300 thousand troops for the SMO. It is obvious that Russia had to speed up things; everyone was thinking the referenda would take place on November 4, National Unity day. Everyone was getting pissed off with retreating and all responses, yet asymmetrical, were not enough to answer Ukraine's growing impunity. And it was finally being understood–the hard way–that more commitment is necessary. Blame the Russian casualty aversion, probably WW2 trauma.
And now offensives ran out of steam and big words came out about nuking Russia preemptively, more sanctions packages that destroy economies in Europe and hurt developing nations, and more “endless” support to Kiev announced by the usual. Is that a winner’s attitude? And then some terrorist attacks that made Russia finally take off at least one glove.
Today it was more of a display of firepower, a warning. Putin didn’t want it to come to this, he wants as much of Ukraine intact, it is vital that it must not become a failed state and be a brewing ground for trouble. All that is needed is sane leadership that can make serious agreements with Russia, including reconstruction, not just for Ukraine’s sake, but for Russia’s. The less he has to recover the better.
(concluded in the following post)
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Thoughts on the SMO, the Ukrainian counteroffensive, and the events after Crimea (by Visionaire)—PART I (1/2)
After six months of steady Russian advances on Ukraine, in September, Ukraine managed to pull off its expected counter-offensive operation. Its…
After six months of steady Russian advances on Ukraine, in September, Ukraine managed to pull off its expected counter-offensive operation. Its…
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CONCLUSION: Thoughts on the SMO, the Ukrainian counteroffensive, and the events after Crimea (by Visionaire)—PART II (3/3)
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Russia could go full shock and awe and end this on a whim. That would not work out well in the long game that is being played geopolitically on a global scale. My guess is that Ukraine is facing collapse soon, even if ones take into account just internal parameters such as the economy.
We will have to see how it would fare against a pending Russian offensive once the effects of the mobilization can be felt at the front. How far can Western help extend to keep Ukraine going? But most importantly, how can long-lasting peace return the soonest possible? Is a total military victory the only way for Russia?
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CONCLUSION: Thoughts on the SMO, the Ukrainian counteroffensive, and the events after Crimea (by Visionaire)—PART II (3/3)
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Russia could go full shock and awe and end this on a whim. That would not work out well in the long game that is being played geopolitically on a global scale. My guess is that Ukraine is facing collapse soon, even if ones take into account just internal parameters such as the economy.
We will have to see how it would fare against a pending Russian offensive once the effects of the mobilization can be felt at the front. How far can Western help extend to keep Ukraine going? But most importantly, how can long-lasting peace return the soonest possible? Is a total military victory the only way for Russia?
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After six months of steady Russian advances on Ukraine, in September, Ukraine managed to pull off its expected counter-offensive operation. Its…
After six months of steady Russian advances on Ukraine, in September, Ukraine managed to pull off its expected counter-offensive operation. Its…
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Russia Pushes Ukraine Out of World Food Market
Following a meeting between Putin and Erdogan, it became clear that the grain deal would not be extended. The President is personally dissatisfied with the deal, while his aide Ushakov and Foreign Minister Lavrov criticise it. The arguments against it are:
1. The West has not fulfilled its obligations to lift restrictions on Russian grain exports.
2. Kiev and the West have failed to keep promises on ammonia exports.
3. Grain is not going to poor countries, but to the EU
Moreover, the conditions of the deal were linked to the terrorist attack on the Crimean bridge through the export of explosives from the port of Odessa to Bulgaria to the control post in Istanbul.
As things stand, in mid-November, the Ukrainian ports involved in the deal will close again, and Ukrainian grain will flow exclusively to the EU market via rail and road, where it has been going instead of to the poor countries the US and EU used as cover to push the deal through.
The new proposal is that Russian grain will be carried to actually disadvantaged countries by Russia and Turkey, where the grain will, in Erdogan's words, "make the needy countries happy". Payment looks set to go through Turkey or Qatar, the latter may well start lending to buyers of Russian grain. For Turkey, the deal is a good one - they made money from Ukraine, and now they will make money together with Russia. Pros for Russia:
1. Full harvest exports (under 150 million tonnes of grain, but lots of forage) have begun;
2. The rise of Russia's prestige among African and Middle Eastern countries; and,
3. Opportunities to open new markets afterwards, as well as to capture markets where Ukraine used to be.
Politically, the most important thing is that grain will be supplied to poor countries without any involvement of the US and the EU, or the UN.
In addition, Russia is aiming at Ukraine's place as the main exporter of sunflower oil, which is logical after the new territories (25% of the Ukrainian sunflower area and 22% of its harvest in 2021) have become part of the Russian Federation. But the government plans to allocate 4.8 billion rubles for the development of oilseeds: the money will be distributed among 43 regions, which will increase the production of soybeans, rapeseed, sunflower, and flax by 1.74 million tons.
The forecast for Russia's sunflower harvest this year is 15m tonnes. In Ukraine, 14.9 million tonnes will be harvested in 2021. 3.3 million tonnes from the new territories in the Russian harvest, and this means an output of 18.3 million tonnes of sunflower. All in all, 20 million tonnes is well within reach.
As a result, Russia will become the number one exporter of sunflower oil in the world, displacing Ukraine from this position. The latter will become an oilseed appendage of the EU.
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Following a meeting between Putin and Erdogan, it became clear that the grain deal would not be extended. The President is personally dissatisfied with the deal, while his aide Ushakov and Foreign Minister Lavrov criticise it. The arguments against it are:
1. The West has not fulfilled its obligations to lift restrictions on Russian grain exports.
2. Kiev and the West have failed to keep promises on ammonia exports.
3. Grain is not going to poor countries, but to the EU
Moreover, the conditions of the deal were linked to the terrorist attack on the Crimean bridge through the export of explosives from the port of Odessa to Bulgaria to the control post in Istanbul.
As things stand, in mid-November, the Ukrainian ports involved in the deal will close again, and Ukrainian grain will flow exclusively to the EU market via rail and road, where it has been going instead of to the poor countries the US and EU used as cover to push the deal through.
The new proposal is that Russian grain will be carried to actually disadvantaged countries by Russia and Turkey, where the grain will, in Erdogan's words, "make the needy countries happy". Payment looks set to go through Turkey or Qatar, the latter may well start lending to buyers of Russian grain. For Turkey, the deal is a good one - they made money from Ukraine, and now they will make money together with Russia. Pros for Russia:
1. Full harvest exports (under 150 million tonnes of grain, but lots of forage) have begun;
2. The rise of Russia's prestige among African and Middle Eastern countries; and,
3. Opportunities to open new markets afterwards, as well as to capture markets where Ukraine used to be.
Politically, the most important thing is that grain will be supplied to poor countries without any involvement of the US and the EU, or the UN.
In addition, Russia is aiming at Ukraine's place as the main exporter of sunflower oil, which is logical after the new territories (25% of the Ukrainian sunflower area and 22% of its harvest in 2021) have become part of the Russian Federation. But the government plans to allocate 4.8 billion rubles for the development of oilseeds: the money will be distributed among 43 regions, which will increase the production of soybeans, rapeseed, sunflower, and flax by 1.74 million tons.
The forecast for Russia's sunflower harvest this year is 15m tonnes. In Ukraine, 14.9 million tonnes will be harvested in 2021. 3.3 million tonnes from the new territories in the Russian harvest, and this means an output of 18.3 million tonnes of sunflower. All in all, 20 million tonnes is well within reach.
As a result, Russia will become the number one exporter of sunflower oil in the world, displacing Ukraine from this position. The latter will become an oilseed appendage of the EU.
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Political consultant Dmitry Fetisov writes:
Against the backdrop of what is happening in Belarus and today's statements by Putin reminding of the presence of the Russian military near Kiev, one can predict the official entry of Belarus into the Ukrainian conflict in the coming days. In fact, this will be a new stage of the Special Military Operation.
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Against the backdrop of what is happening in Belarus and today's statements by Putin reminding of the presence of the Russian military near Kiev, one can predict the official entry of Belarus into the Ukrainian conflict in the coming days. In fact, this will be a new stage of the Special Military Operation.
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🔔 URGENT. A massive battle is going on in the city of Artemovsk (Bakhmut). The Russian Army is conducting a large-scale assault.⚡️⚡️⚡️
PS. We do not have further or independent confirmation of this report.
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🔔 URGENT. A massive battle is going on in the city of Artemovsk (Bakhmut). The Russian Army is conducting a large-scale assault.⚡️⚡️⚡️
PS. We do not have further or independent confirmation of this report.
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Igor Strelkov has been away from Telegram for most of this week. He sends his best and heartfelt regards and says that he simply has not had any time at all.
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Belarus. Today's video.
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A KMIS poll in Ukraine probes the attitudes towards Bandera's acolytes—the "Ukrainian Insurgent Army*" (an armed branch of the Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalists*).
43% expressed an unequivocally positive attitude (in 2013, if we are to believe this poll, it was 22%), and 37% were neither positive nor negative (it was 27% in 2013).
From the "Act of Proclamation of the Ukrainian State" passed by the OUN on June 30, 1941: "The newly risen Ukrainian State will work closely with the National-Socialist Great Germany, which under the leadership of its Fuhrer Adolf Hitler is creating a new order in Europe and in the world and helping the Ukrainian People to free themselves from Moscow's occupation."
*OUN and UPA are banned in Russia.
Source: @OIZmedia / https://t.me/oizmedia/1464
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43% expressed an unequivocally positive attitude (in 2013, if we are to believe this poll, it was 22%), and 37% were neither positive nor negative (it was 27% in 2013).
From the "Act of Proclamation of the Ukrainian State" passed by the OUN on June 30, 1941: "The newly risen Ukrainian State will work closely with the National-Socialist Great Germany, which under the leadership of its Fuhrer Adolf Hitler is creating a new order in Europe and in the world and helping the Ukrainian People to free themselves from Moscow's occupation."
*OUN and UPA are banned in Russia.
Source: @OIZmedia / https://t.me/oizmedia/1464
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#Suiza #China #importaciones #oro
🌕🇨🇭🇨🇳 China: importaciones de oro Suizo.
🌏 Analistas internacionales proponen tomar en consideración el aumento de las importaciones de oro por parte de China. Es algo que hizo Rusia antes de llevar a cabo su operación militar en Ucrania. Según varios financistas, podría estar preparándose China para un evento adverso en la isla de Taiwán.
🌕🇨🇭🇨🇳 China: importaciones de oro Suizo.
🌏 Analistas internacionales proponen tomar en consideración el aumento de las importaciones de oro por parte de China. Es algo que hizo Rusia antes de llevar a cabo su operación militar en Ucrania. Según varios financistas, podría estar preparándose China para un evento adverso en la isla de Taiwán.
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#inflación #Alemania #precios #consumidor
🇩🇪📈 Alemania: Inflación del IPC (septiembre).
Mensual = +1,9% (antes +0,3%)
Interanual = +10% (antes +7,9%)
IPC: Índice de Precios de Consumo, es un indicador económico que se utiliza para medir la evolución de los precios de los bienes y servicios que consumen las familias. Si es positivo, indicaría un proceso inflacionario.
🇩🇪📈 Alemania: Inflación del IPC (septiembre).
Mensual = +1,9% (antes +0,3%)
Interanual = +10% (antes +7,9%)
IPC: Índice de Precios de Consumo, es un indicador económico que se utiliza para medir la evolución de los precios de los bienes y servicios que consumen las familias. Si es positivo, indicaría un proceso inflacionario.
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Denazifiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
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📹В результате террористического обстрела Куйбышевского района Донецка погиб мирный житель
В пятницу, 14 октября, украинские боевики нанесли очередной удар по столице Донецкой Народной Республики. Под огнем националистов оказался Куйбышевский район Донецка, где пострадали жилые дома и объекты инфраструктуры. К сожалению, в результате попадания в жилой дом по адресу ул. Степаненко, 24, погиб мирный житель - мужчина 1981 года рождения.
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В пятницу, 14 октября, украинские боевики нанесли очередной удар по столице Донецкой Народной Республики. Под огнем националистов оказался Куйбышевский район Донецка, где пострадали жилые дома и объекты инфраструктуры. К сожалению, в результате попадания в жилой дом по адресу ул. Степаненко, 24, погиб мирный житель - мужчина 1981 года рождения.
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