R.I.P. The hero of this video, a fighter with the codename ‘Egor’, died. According to military correspondents, the detachment in which 'Egor' fought was attacked by heavy artillery. In the summer, he participated in the mine clearing operation of the Azovstal plant after the Ukrainian military surrendered. Rest in peace, brave warrior!

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Surovikin made a human feat: he took responsibility for other people's mistakes.
By Vladimir Soloviev on the air of Soloviev Live.

Surovikin is a great Russian Patriot, a great soldier, and a real man. The same cannot be said for those around him, both above and below. The truth becomes more clear by the hour, especially here in Donetsk. The Russian parasite class, and those who are owned by them, have been getting rich by trading with our mortal enemies, making their billions off of Heroes' blood, and not just for the last 8 months, but for the last 8 YEARS.

I was there again today...

🚨 Footage from Donetsk

The Ukrainian armed forces struck civilians in Petrovsky district again today.

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‼️UPDATE ON RAILROAD/BRIDGE/TITANIUM STORY FROM VDV UNION ‼️

A little research into the claims of Sivkov in the VDV Union article brings up some interesting facts.

Russia does NOT produce "87% of the world's titanium". In fact, it is third in the world, producing 33,000 metric tons in 2021, after Japan in 2nd place with 50,000 tons, and China with 110,000 tons. World production of titanium in 2021 was 210,000, so Russia's 33,000 tons is actually a little less than 16%. So that seems like a pretty major miscalculation by Mr. Sivkov.

The price of titanium fluctuates with supply and demand, and by grade, from between $15 and $80 per kilogram, so it ain't cheap, and puts a value of Russia's annual titanium production at between $45 and $300 Billion per year.

In comparison, Russia exported $55 Billion worth of natural gas in 2021. So the seldom heard of Russian titanium production is almost certainly bigger than Russia's famous gas exports. Interesting...

However, this does not disprove Sivkov's theory about why the railroads and bridges of Ukraine were not, as they should have been from a military standpoint, blown up beyond repair on D-Day minus one. The fact that they are still standing and operating over 200 days later, DOES prove that the failures of Operation Z cannot be blamed on stupidity, but are obviously intentional from the very top echelons of the Russian political and military command, and paid for with the blood and lives of the very best of Russia's defenders and citizens.

The failure of the Russian military to cut ukrop supply lines from the very first days of the Operation is the smoking gun, the PROOF, that Russia did not come into this fight to win. Which begs the question, why did they start the Operation, and what are their real objectives? Many good men and innocent civilians have now needlessly died waiting for an answer to this question.

"UNION OF PARATROOPERS", [11/11/2022 11:29 PM].

- The first shipment of Russian fertilizer blocked at European ports will ship to Malawi in the coming week;
- UN calls for expediting removal of all restrictions on food and fertilizer exports from Russia;
- The U.S. is not against India buying Russian oil at prices above the price ceiling;
- The London Metal Exchange (LME) has decided not to impose a ban on metals from Russia. (Can you say "Titanium"?)
Any coincidence with Kherson's surrender is coincidental.

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Oleg Tsarev, [11/11/2022 4:21 PM]
In addition to the Norkin dilemma (https://t.me/montyan2/3353), we have another dilemma on our noses. The Russian army is incapacitating the energy infrastructure in enemy territory with varying but steady success - shahids and rockets are working on Ukrainian substations and thermal power plants almost every night.

Last night our troops withdrew from Kherson. I have a question: will we also work on Kherson transformers? After all, as of today it is also enemy territory. No, wait, this is Russian territory. Kherson is a Russian city with citizens of the Russian Federation who voted in a referendum - 87% voted to join Russia. By law, you can't destroy federal and regional property with your own army. Dilemma.

Perhaps we will work after they start strikes on the left bank from the side of Kherson, sort of in response? They will definitely start. I have no doubt. But even this logic is lame, because from Dnepropetrovsk, for example, there are no strikes on our positions, but we strike almost every night in the Dnepropetrovsk region.

In Kharkiv region, if you remember, there was a strike on the thermal power plant after our army withdrew. Yes, we didn't hold a referendum in Kharkiv region. But everyone knows that the failure to hold a referendum is not the fault of Kharkov residents. And the pro-Russian sentiment in the Kharkov region was incomparably higher than in the Kherson region. However, it is not only in Kharkiv, the situation is similar in Mykolaiv, Odessa and Dnepropetrovsk regions, in the city of Zaporozhye. Our army is destroying the energy infrastructure of these territories, although their only fault is that Russia did not reach them. And I am not questioning the very expediency of the strikes; I was one of the first to advocate strikes on critical infrastructure. I just want to draw attention to a number of internal contradictions.

So maybe in Kherson we should have blown up transformers during retreat, so that we would not waste expensive missiles on them later? In the Great Patriotic War, the Red Army, retreating, without pity blew up everything that could be useful to the enemy. But, agree, it would look strange if we left Kherson in ruins and the Ukraine that came after us rebuilt everything we blew up on the retreat.

Why am I asking these questions? First of all, I don't have answers to all the questions I asked myself. And secondly, I illustrated how difficult a situation we found ourselves in after we failed to accomplish our NWO objectives with a blitzkrieg.

"All for the Front, all for victory!"

Navalny doing his bit for the war effort 😎😁

As mentioned earlier...

🇬🇧🇷🇺 London Metal Exchange has decided not to impose a ban on supplies of Russian products

The London Metal Exchange press office said it is not proposing to ban the issuance of guarantees for new Russian metal.

The paper stressed that an LME decision to restrict the use of Russian metal would affect the exchange's customers more than the LME itself, although the London Metal Exchange admits that companies are free to make their own decisions on whether or not to work with Russian metal.

The "invisible hand of the market" makes a goodwill gesture.

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Well-known Russian TV presenter Vladimir Solovyov came to Donbas on a personal visit. Today at Donetsk airport with Dennis Pushilin and SPARTA.✊🏻

https://vk.com/video-192349740_456243436

15 million tons here, 15 million tons there, pretty soon it starts adding up to a lot... Of food FOR THE EU. Probably gets there on trains, too. Regular Ukrainians will starve while oligarchs get rich selling food to rich Europeans.
Bomb the ukrop railroads!

🇪🇺🇺🇦 European Union plans to export 15m tonnes of Ukrainian agricultural products

The EU and international banks have allocated €1bn to Ukraine to "support grain exports to Europe".

EU shareholders expect to withdraw food from Ukraine as soon as possible to ensure "EU food security".

The fate of ordinary indigenous people Ukrainians is of course of no concern to the sheriff Europe. Their task is to starve and die "for themselves and for that guy".

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This one IS kind of special...Gets good at around 00:40. 😃

🇷🇺🇺🇦 Russian kamikaze UAV Lancet destroying Ukrainian howitzer.

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I hope it's not another "hope, wait, and see" nonsense. We will find out soon enough. If Russia goes to "peace talks" with the Nazis, it has failed. If Russia does not militarily liberate, take control and de-Nazify Kiev and everything east of it, it has failed.

Surovikin has been ordered to take control of an already deeply failed situation, but what he has done so far looks like smoke and mirrors and more of the same. But let's give him a chance. The retreat from Kharkov puts him at ground zero, let's see where he goes next.

SUROVIKIN STARTS IN KHERSON FROM ZERO. Collision of beautiful presentations with the real world.
Author: Dmitry Popov

There is no global cunning plan. It seems that there is no simple global plan either. And there was a turning point, I want to believe, the final collision of the world of beautiful presentations and graphs with the real world. The unbearable decision to leave the right bank, its sounding throughout the country, is a sign that Russia is returning to reality.
There are no and cannot be any claims to the warring army. There can only be admiration for the heroism of people who were able to go so far, liberate so much land.
After all, a single command appeared only a month ago.
After all, only now Putin has instructed by November 14 "to bring the security standards of the army in line with real needs." (Here, by the way, is an interesting point - if people buy everything they need for the army, then they have it all: boots, harnesses, uniforms, sleeping bags, copters, and so on and so forth?)
After all, the idea was stated as follows: denazification and demilitarization. But those who are going to be subjected to denazification are calmly walking around Kyiv, and the Russian Foreign Ministry says that in order to start negotiations with them, we are waiting for "good will" from them.
After all, they themselves made “gestures of goodwill” ...
The story is incredible, but not endless.
The Kharkiv "regrouping", the abandoned Krasny Liman - all this, in fact, is the result of blurring the real state of affairs with PR pictures that are pleasing to the authorities' eye. The bureaucratic habit formed over the past decades to measure the success of work not by material results, but by conditional likes from management.
In the situation with Kherson, we saw a real assessment of the capabilities, equipment, and quantitative composition of the warring units. Very painful, unpleasant, irritating, but adequate.
The accepted solution is a kind of “zeroing”, a rollback to the factory settings. Probably, now the army will dig into the ground, stabilize the front, peck the enemy in the depths of his territory with rocket strikes - and in the next month we will not see any serious movements. This will allow Surovikin to finally establish a command system, to place experienced officers in key positions (and they have appeared over these months), to strengthen the mobilized personnel, to organize communications, supplies and rear. Turn the faction into a wartime army.
Wartime is a reality.