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🇬🇧Snow and frost in Kyiv...they warm up as best they can.
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⚡️🇷🇺🇺🇦🏴☠️ How Ukrainian media justify the Execution of Russian Fighters in #Makeyevka⚡️
After footage of the killing of Russian prisoners of war in #Makeyevka, LPR appeared on the web, see 👉 here, Kiev launched a media campaign to justify the crimes of the AFU. For this purpose, a certain Thomas Tyner, calling himself an ex-serviceman of the Italian army, an expert on artillery and NATO, was brought in.
In a commentary to the Ukrainian media, he said that the AFU had actually been forced to shoot Russian Armed Forces fighters because one of them refused to surrender and showed up with a weapon. Members of the Ukrainian formations then allegedly automatically opened fire on the remaining unarmed prisoners lying on the ground, suspecting them of resistance.
🔻 There is just one small detail: the video from the murder scene clearly shows that the blood and bullet hits on all the bodies are in the head area. This means that each one was killed in turn by a targeted shot in a calm environment, which completely rules out the version of a spontaneous shooting.
The "expert" called by the Ukrainian media did not explain this uncomfortable fact. That is not surprising, because the incident is clearly beyond his competence: although Tyner positions himself as a military specialist, in early publications of Western publications he is for some reason listed only as a film producer, blogger or screenwriter.
While the Kiev media, albeit extremely ineptly, attempted to justify the extrajudicial execution, the Ukrainian armed forces reacted more simply: they recalled an unspoken internal order not to be caught red-handed killing prisoners. Which, incidentally, appeared back in the spring.
In these circumstances, it is somewhat reckless to expect Ukrainian formations to hint at humane treatment of prisoners who have surrendered.
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After footage of the killing of Russian prisoners of war in #Makeyevka, LPR appeared on the web, see 👉 here, Kiev launched a media campaign to justify the crimes of the AFU. For this purpose, a certain Thomas Tyner, calling himself an ex-serviceman of the Italian army, an expert on artillery and NATO, was brought in.
In a commentary to the Ukrainian media, he said that the AFU had actually been forced to shoot Russian Armed Forces fighters because one of them refused to surrender and showed up with a weapon. Members of the Ukrainian formations then allegedly automatically opened fire on the remaining unarmed prisoners lying on the ground, suspecting them of resistance.
🔻 There is just one small detail: the video from the murder scene clearly shows that the blood and bullet hits on all the bodies are in the head area. This means that each one was killed in turn by a targeted shot in a calm environment, which completely rules out the version of a spontaneous shooting.
The "expert" called by the Ukrainian media did not explain this uncomfortable fact. That is not surprising, because the incident is clearly beyond his competence: although Tyner positions himself as a military specialist, in early publications of Western publications he is for some reason listed only as a film producer, blogger or screenwriter.
While the Kiev media, albeit extremely ineptly, attempted to justify the extrajudicial execution, the Ukrainian armed forces reacted more simply: they recalled an unspoken internal order not to be caught red-handed killing prisoners. Which, incidentally, appeared back in the spring.
In these circumstances, it is somewhat reckless to expect Ukrainian formations to hint at humane treatment of prisoners who have surrendered.
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🖇🇷🇺🇺🇦 Как украинские СМИ оправдывают казнь российских бойцов в Макеевке
После появления в Сети кадров убийства российских военнопленных в Макеевке в ЛНР в Киеве начали медиа-кампанию с целью оправдать преступления ВСУ. Для этого там привлекли некоего Томаса…
После появления в Сети кадров убийства российских военнопленных в Макеевке в ЛНР в Киеве начали медиа-кампанию с целью оправдать преступления ВСУ. Для этого там привлекли некоего Томаса…
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THE FIRST COUNTRY TO RUN OUT OF PEOPLE: What lies ahead for Ukraine
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DATED: November 20th
— by Luis (@Slavyangrad) (Original)
Our recent text about Ukrainian demographics attempts very honestly to solve one of the greatest mysteries of humanity: how many people actually live in Ukraine. Since independence, more than 30 years ago, Ukraine has conducted a census only once, while the normal for countries is having one every 10 years. It does not have a clue of how many people it has, and perhaps intentionally.
As addressed by the text, the first roadblock to this is Ukraine’s insistence in counting, for propaganda reasons, citizens of Donetsk and Lugansk they do not govern for more than eight years. But there is one issue the text does not address: since the Maidan condemned an already struggling country to economic malaise, a huge number of Ukrainian guest workers left the country towards Europe and Russia. On paper, temporarily, but in practice, they cannot be counted on to return. It is hard to precise how many millions of people are in such situation but going from their attitude regarding Donetsk and Lugansk citizens, we simply cannot expect Ukraine to be honest with this data: most likely they are counting every single of those workers as still residing in Ukraine. Being transparent about how much population they are bleeding would be admitting their economic and nationalist project is failing.
Therefore, the estimation given, of 28-29 million inhabitants is probably over optimistic. Ukraine has way less inhabitants than that, but it would be futile to spend time guessing the actual number. The fact is, even going by those figures, this would bring Ukraine’s demographic density, already subtracting the territory they lost, from 72 people per square kilometer to 58. This is not especially empty: just below the world average and about the same as Cameroon, but the lowest mark since something resembling the current Ukraine was established, just before the World War 2. A country with a decreasing population is normal. A country having less people than they ever had simply never happened.
In the modern era, people are not seen as much more than mouths to feed. Many countries not just survive, but also seem to profit from a decreasing population, as automation drastically reduced the needs for workforce. Such as Japan, where collpase is constantly predicted , but is of the few places in the world where housing costs are becoming more affordable and living standards don’t suffer despite the economy virtually not growing anymore. Eastern European countries, with the most extreme cases being the Baltics, took good advantage of dumping up to 30% of their citizens into rich countries. It is true countries do not need growing populations to prosper. However, nothing that has happened to those places is in the same scale of what Ukraine went and will go through. To cope with the downsizing economy and population, Ukraine will have to be rebuilt. And if there is one thing we know about the government of Ukraine, is that they can’t build anything.
Transports, logistic, energy infrastructure are built to function with the population density they have. Downscaling it means they no longer have the users, workforce and tax paying base to maintain those in place. The great flight from Ukraine is not evenly spread across the country: large cities like Kiev might even gain population after large swathes of the countryside become economically unviable. This means that whatever is left of Ukraine's state, will not necessarily be at the place where it is needed
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DATED: November 20th
— by Luis (@Slavyangrad) (Original)
Our recent text about Ukrainian demographics attempts very honestly to solve one of the greatest mysteries of humanity: how many people actually live in Ukraine. Since independence, more than 30 years ago, Ukraine has conducted a census only once, while the normal for countries is having one every 10 years. It does not have a clue of how many people it has, and perhaps intentionally.
As addressed by the text, the first roadblock to this is Ukraine’s insistence in counting, for propaganda reasons, citizens of Donetsk and Lugansk they do not govern for more than eight years. But there is one issue the text does not address: since the Maidan condemned an already struggling country to economic malaise, a huge number of Ukrainian guest workers left the country towards Europe and Russia. On paper, temporarily, but in practice, they cannot be counted on to return. It is hard to precise how many millions of people are in such situation but going from their attitude regarding Donetsk and Lugansk citizens, we simply cannot expect Ukraine to be honest with this data: most likely they are counting every single of those workers as still residing in Ukraine. Being transparent about how much population they are bleeding would be admitting their economic and nationalist project is failing.
Therefore, the estimation given, of 28-29 million inhabitants is probably over optimistic. Ukraine has way less inhabitants than that, but it would be futile to spend time guessing the actual number. The fact is, even going by those figures, this would bring Ukraine’s demographic density, already subtracting the territory they lost, from 72 people per square kilometer to 58. This is not especially empty: just below the world average and about the same as Cameroon, but the lowest mark since something resembling the current Ukraine was established, just before the World War 2. A country with a decreasing population is normal. A country having less people than they ever had simply never happened.
In the modern era, people are not seen as much more than mouths to feed. Many countries not just survive, but also seem to profit from a decreasing population, as automation drastically reduced the needs for workforce. Such as Japan, where collpase is constantly predicted , but is of the few places in the world where housing costs are becoming more affordable and living standards don’t suffer despite the economy virtually not growing anymore. Eastern European countries, with the most extreme cases being the Baltics, took good advantage of dumping up to 30% of their citizens into rich countries. It is true countries do not need growing populations to prosper. However, nothing that has happened to those places is in the same scale of what Ukraine went and will go through. To cope with the downsizing economy and population, Ukraine will have to be rebuilt. And if there is one thing we know about the government of Ukraine, is that they can’t build anything.
Transports, logistic, energy infrastructure are built to function with the population density they have. Downscaling it means they no longer have the users, workforce and tax paying base to maintain those in place. The great flight from Ukraine is not evenly spread across the country: large cities like Kiev might even gain population after large swathes of the countryside become economically unviable. This means that whatever is left of Ukraine's state, will not necessarily be at the place where it is needed
(continues in Part 2)
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ASSESSMENT OF UKRAINE'S POPULATION AND DEMOGRAPHIC OUTLOOK
BASELINE DATA THE STATE OF UKRAINE as of February 2014 publishes information on the population of all regions - 45,2 million people. Subtracting 2,3 million (the population of the Crimea and Sevastopol as of February 2014) we obtain 42,8 million people –…
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Some of the most relevant cities of the country after Kiev, such as Kharkov and Odessa, were particularly affected and might never recover their economic role within Ukraine. A network of cables, roads and production chains carefully planned by the Soviets to link those places and fill up the spaces in between will no longer make sense nor have enough people to maintain it.
This scenario, the economy concentrates around one large city, where it becomes extremely expensive to live, while the rest of the country provides absolutely no opportunities is a nightmare for a country striving to be fair and efficient. And yes, by the way, if you are Russian, this is sounding quite familiar to you. Unlike Russia, Ukraine had a national economy more or less distributed around the country, with healthy regional centres full of potential in pretty much every economic activity imaginable. Ukraine could have avoided a lot of the problems that plague modern Russia but instead of that, potentialized every single of them.
Replenishing its population is not an option. Ukraine has absolutely no ability to attract immigrants with their absurdly low salaries, and even if the war never happened, was already a country with decrepit infrastructure in need of rebuilding but not having the means of it. The diaspora will never return: it surprises me how so many ardent ukro patriots would do anything to never return to their loved country. Even so, this never worked. No country managed engineer their repopulation. That is why conspiracy theories of “great replacement” in rich countries with low fertility are bullshit: people flows are not that easily controllable, and any country that managed to mitigate (but not reverse) this issue did so by creating an environment where families can afford to have more children. Something also beyond Ukraine's means.
Rebuilding a country needs vision, ideology, principles. Something that 90% or more of today’s “statesmen” don’t have. Counterintuitively, a country “downsizing” might need more rebuilding and rethinking than a country growing, and Ukraine will be the first time in human history we will see such process happening. It would be exciting and interesting, if the task was not on the hands of morons who not just play recklessly with fascism but communicate and behave like children. I can foresee that large parts of the country will be just left to rot.
Mainly because the war did not create those issues: merely sped it up. Their “insistence” in role playing an Ukraine that does not exist anymore, with outdated maps, slogans, exiled local governments, a “Shakhtar Donetsk” that will never play in Donetsk again, etc, exemplify that their authorities already know about it. The proposal of a “virtual government” not connected to land shows what kind of solution they are willing to offer: more symbolism and bravado to divert the focus from real issues.
Mind you, finally, that Russia should not get overly cocky about it. The same situation will happen in the areas that joined Russia. A very ambitious plan will have to be created. Many villages, and even cities, no longer exist, and makes no sense to rebuild them when people simply will not return. It is a daunting task, but also an opportunity, and something I will address in a future text.
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Some of the most relevant cities of the country after Kiev, such as Kharkov and Odessa, were particularly affected and might never recover their economic role within Ukraine. A network of cables, roads and production chains carefully planned by the Soviets to link those places and fill up the spaces in between will no longer make sense nor have enough people to maintain it.
This scenario, the economy concentrates around one large city, where it becomes extremely expensive to live, while the rest of the country provides absolutely no opportunities is a nightmare for a country striving to be fair and efficient. And yes, by the way, if you are Russian, this is sounding quite familiar to you. Unlike Russia, Ukraine had a national economy more or less distributed around the country, with healthy regional centres full of potential in pretty much every economic activity imaginable. Ukraine could have avoided a lot of the problems that plague modern Russia but instead of that, potentialized every single of them.
Replenishing its population is not an option. Ukraine has absolutely no ability to attract immigrants with their absurdly low salaries, and even if the war never happened, was already a country with decrepit infrastructure in need of rebuilding but not having the means of it. The diaspora will never return: it surprises me how so many ardent ukro patriots would do anything to never return to their loved country. Even so, this never worked. No country managed engineer their repopulation. That is why conspiracy theories of “great replacement” in rich countries with low fertility are bullshit: people flows are not that easily controllable, and any country that managed to mitigate (but not reverse) this issue did so by creating an environment where families can afford to have more children. Something also beyond Ukraine's means.
Rebuilding a country needs vision, ideology, principles. Something that 90% or more of today’s “statesmen” don’t have. Counterintuitively, a country “downsizing” might need more rebuilding and rethinking than a country growing, and Ukraine will be the first time in human history we will see such process happening. It would be exciting and interesting, if the task was not on the hands of morons who not just play recklessly with fascism but communicate and behave like children. I can foresee that large parts of the country will be just left to rot.
Mainly because the war did not create those issues: merely sped it up. Their “insistence” in role playing an Ukraine that does not exist anymore, with outdated maps, slogans, exiled local governments, a “Shakhtar Donetsk” that will never play in Donetsk again, etc, exemplify that their authorities already know about it. The proposal of a “virtual government” not connected to land shows what kind of solution they are willing to offer: more symbolism and bravado to divert the focus from real issues.
Mind you, finally, that Russia should not get overly cocky about it. The same situation will happen in the areas that joined Russia. A very ambitious plan will have to be created. Many villages, and even cities, no longer exist, and makes no sense to rebuild them when people simply will not return. It is a daunting task, but also an opportunity, and something I will address in a future text.
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😏 VIRTUAL ADMINISTRATIONS: Marginal Authorities Await Post-WW2 Conventions (1 of 3 in a series)
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DATED: November 17th
— by Picchu (Original)
PART 1/2
The US-driven petrodollar financial scheme incessantly attempts to tie the geopolitical detente…
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DATED: November 17th
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The US-driven petrodollar financial scheme incessantly attempts to tie the geopolitical detente…
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⚡️🇷🇺🇺🇦⚱️ DPR #Kaskad - Friendly as Usual⚡️
Artillerymen of the OBTF* DPR 'Kaskad' 'motivate' uninvited guests to return home as soon as possible.
*OBTF (ОБТФ) - operational and battle tactical formation of DPR
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Artillerymen of the OBTF* DPR 'Kaskad' 'motivate' uninvited guests to return home as soon as possible.
*OBTF (ОБТФ) - operational and battle tactical formation of DPR
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Somewhere on the #Lyman, a column of the Armed Forces of Ukraine got tired. Our gunners are great! 🔥
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🇫🇷 French Defense Minister Sebastien Lecornu said on Sunday that it was necessary to avoid false assessment and hasty judgments of the missile incident in Poland, which may lead to escalation of the Ukraine conflict.
💬 "Escalation may develop very quickly. It is necessary to remain calm and carefully analyze what is happening to avoid any false assessment. Our military intelligence has been looking into the matter since Tuesday together with the United States and the United Kingdom," Lecornu told French media.
▪️On November 15, two missiles fell on Polish territory on the border with Ukraine, killing two people. Initially, Warsaw said that the missiles were Russian-made but later added that there was a high probability that they were projectiles from Ukrainian S-300 AD systems
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💬 "Escalation may develop very quickly. It is necessary to remain calm and carefully analyze what is happening to avoid any false assessment. Our military intelligence has been looking into the matter since Tuesday together with the United States and the United Kingdom," Lecornu told French media.
▪️On November 15, two missiles fell on Polish territory on the border with Ukraine, killing two people. Initially, Warsaw said that the missiles were Russian-made but later added that there was a high probability that they were projectiles from Ukrainian S-300 AD systems
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⚡️🇷🇺🇺🇦🎬 Footage from the Frontline - Tank Action⚡️
"TATARIN" and "RUSICH" are working, they demolish the Khokhol strongholds from 7 km, Ukrop guys can only cry.
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"TATARIN" and "RUSICH" are working, they demolish the Khokhol strongholds from 7 km, Ukrop guys can only cry.
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Look at this. Captured Ru civilian by the Ukros
Country 404, should cease to exist as a state.
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Country 404, should cease to exist as a state.
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👆👆👆 Of course, country 404 plebs and supporters will find this extremely funny. I can imagine that they will bury him alive...Psychos
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Video of Ukrainian Mi-24 attack helicopter shot down has emerged.
We didn't see them for long time...
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Reuters : Macron accuses Russia of stoking anti-French propaganda in Africa
President Emmanuel Macron accused Russia of feeding anti-French propaganda in Africa to serve “predatory” ambitions in troubled African nations, where France has suffered military setbacks and a wider loss of influence over recent years.
“This perception is fed by others, it’s a political project,” Macron told TV5 Monde in an interview. “I’m no fool, many influencers, sometimes speaking on your programmes, are paid by the Russians. We know them,” he said.
“A number of powers, who want to spread their influence in Africa, are doing this to hurt France, hurt its language, sow doubts, but above all pursue certain interests,” he added
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President Emmanuel Macron accused Russia of feeding anti-French propaganda in Africa to serve “predatory” ambitions in troubled African nations, where France has suffered military setbacks and a wider loss of influence over recent years.
“This perception is fed by others, it’s a political project,” Macron told TV5 Monde in an interview. “I’m no fool, many influencers, sometimes speaking on your programmes, are paid by the Russians. We know them,” he said.
“A number of powers, who want to spread their influence in Africa, are doing this to hurt France, hurt its language, sow doubts, but above all pursue certain interests,” he added
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Yesterday evening rain at the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Bakhmut.
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🇺🇸🤡Happy Birthday, Joe! 🎂
President Joe Biden turns 80 years old on Sunday, becoming the first octogenarian to ever serve in the highest office of the United States.
Here is his latest speech
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President Joe Biden turns 80 years old on Sunday, becoming the first octogenarian to ever serve in the highest office of the United States.
Here is his latest speech
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⚡️ Retired US Marine Colonel Andrew Milburn spotted in Artemivsk
In mid-March, a retired American officer founded the PMC Mozart - a name used by analogy with the Wagner PMC, which the American calls his main adversary.
Until recently, the organization consisted of several dozen retired officers from Western countries, who worked as instructors for the AFU. Sources point out that now the number of US "Mozarts" might have increased, and at present, mercenaries of this PMC are directly involved in combat operations in the Artemivsk direction.
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In mid-March, a retired American officer founded the PMC Mozart - a name used by analogy with the Wagner PMC, which the American calls his main adversary.
Until recently, the organization consisted of several dozen retired officers from Western countries, who worked as instructors for the AFU. Sources point out that now the number of US "Mozarts" might have increased, and at present, mercenaries of this PMC are directly involved in combat operations in the Artemivsk direction.
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In correlation to this news, we transferred solid amount of VDV troops in the same direction. Make sense now.
In correlation to this news, we transferred solid amount of VDV troops in the same direction. Make sense now.
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Destroyed AFU position just strewn with corpses of khokhlovs. Dedicated to 404 state laughing guys.
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