It is logical. There is no international law just hypocrisy.

— Alexander Dugin

https://t.me/Dugin_Aleksandr

Trump's 1.5 trillion for the military budget must already be effecting things on a spiritual level because the Army vs. Navy game was excellent. Watch the run blocking both teams had excellent knowledge of their assignments, good stuff.

https://vksport.vkvideo.ru/video-88788409_456255156

🇱🇹🇫🇷🇬🇧 One minute to Vilnius, eight minutes to London and Paris:

Where the “Oreshnik” launched from Brest would reach — and how fast. 🚀

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Russia Goes Oreshnik Again https://sonar21.com/russia-goes-oreshnik-again/

God-Emperor rising?

The year got off to a turbulent start.

1. Above all, its opening will be remembered for the abduction of Maduro. This, of course, was an utterly vile act of thuggery—or, to put it more elegantly, a full-blown catastrophe for international relations.
As things stand, there are only two possible scenarios. Either the United States quietly releases the kidnapped Venezuelan president under some face-saving pretext—which is unlikely—or he turns into the Latin American version of Nelson Mandela. The latter seems more probable. In that case, his name will be etched into South American history right alongside Bolívar, Miranda, and Chávez. And even if Trump, out of sheer stubbornness, refuses to pardon Maduro later, public pressure will almost certainly force Vance or another successor to do so. 
Yes, oil is the key factor here. But even with oil, nothing is simple. What if the current Venezuelan authorities don’t feel like sharing it with the gringos over the long term? What then? Is Trump really prepared to launch a ground operation? That would absolutely require approval from Congress, and it would be far bloodier than the brazen kidnapping of Maduro. Moreover, the Senate has just tightened the leash on Trump, curbing his militarist impulses. And does the current administration even need such a war? Highly doubtful.
One more thing, and I noted this immediately as the Yankees were pulling off their little stunt: following something like this, America’s elites—Republican and Democrat alike—should permanently shove their long tongues back into their scrawny backsides and simply acknowledge the legitimacy of Russia’s Special Military Operation.

2. The sanctions Trump announced against Russia, which he says he “hopes he doesn’t have to use.”
Everything here is perfectly clear, with no room for illusions. America’s sanctions policy will continue regardless of circumstances. Russia will be pressured to make compromises on security guarantees and territorial issues that are completely unacceptable to us. And then the ringleader of the White House will be “forced” to impose sanctions under the law authored by the aging, degenerate Russophobe Graham. Unpleasant. But nothing new. We will weather it this time as well.

3. The episode involving the tanker from the so-called shadow fleet.
It is obvious why it sought refuge under a “temporary Russian flag”: facing the threat of seizure, it was looking for protection from illegal American sanctions. That said, the method chosen was far from ideal. Yes, what happened was a clear violation of the 1982 UN Convention on the Law of the Sea. But it bears recalling that the United States never ratified that convention. In this context, granting temporary authorization to fly the Russian flag to a vessel that—albeit unlawfully—is being pursued by our principal geopolitical adversary, an adversary currently in unstable condition, was a move with entirely predictable consequences. This, of course, does not diminish the undeniable fact that the actions of the increasingly brazen Americans amount to the criminal seizure of a civilian vessel. And the response to this should lie wholly outside the framework of the Convention on the Law of the Sea—especially since, as one prominent legal scholar has noted, international law is of no relevance to him anyway. In any case, it must be understood that since the beginning of the year, international relations have descended into outright Bedlam. We must act accordingly: there are far too many unhinged actors around. And it should be recognized that such patients are never calmed by the gentle admonitions of kind psychiatrists—only by orderlies with massive fists and impassive expressions. Dangerous psychotics require either a straitjacket or a timely injection of haloperidol—just as happened last night in the west of the Banderite Ukraine.

⚡️ The United States is set to begin military operations in Mexico — Trump announced that ground strikes on the country will take place in the near future.

Specifically, the U.S. president said the strikes would target drug cartels.

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Blowing snow off cars in Minsk

"You don't tell me not to film in my country, I'm a German dude"

A Ukrainian from Lvov after the Oreshnik hit.

“Something is very wrong in our region right now. It’s really bad.

Zelensky, come on, give up.

We need to hand the country over to Putin.
We want to go to Russia.
We are a Russian region.”

Berlin, Germany.

Meanwhile, in the Land of Unlearned Lessons.

After decommissioning all nuclear power plants and getting rid of coal-fired power stations, the German authorities have decided to ban the use of de-icing chemicals, citing environmental concerns.

🎥 In the video: unbroken Teutons thanking their government for caring about the environment.

#EcoBrainwashing #Germany

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❗️As predicted here on the Aussie Cossack Channel, NATO is collapsing. This news just in:

⚡️Turkey is considering the possibility of creating an analogue of NATO by joining a military alliance between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. This was reported by Bloomberg citing sources.

⚡️France is introducing a resolution on withdrawing from NATO, announced the Vice-President of the National Assembly, Clementine Autain. The reason is the aggressive international policy of the USA.

✅It's happening...

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Watch how US sanctions directly caused the huge wave of migrants to the US.

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🇷🇺🇪🇺 Putin's special envoy Dmitriev reminded Callass about the lack of air defense systems against the "Oreshnik" in response to her statement about the need to supply Ukraine with defense equipment after a missile strike.