🇺🇦💥🇩🇪🇷🇺 “The coordinator of the attack on Nord Stream was a Ukrainian colonel” - The Washington Post officially reports the “details” of the Nord Stream explosion - everything was led by a colonel who reported his actions to Zaluzhny, and Zelensky had nothing to do with it.

A high-ranking Ukrainian colonel with close ties to the country's intelligence services played a major role in the Nord Stream gas pipeline explosion last year, officials in Ukraine and elsewhere in Europe, as well as a number of sources familiar with the details, said on condition of anonymity. secret operation. The publication's interlocutors claim that the former commander of one of the units of the Ukrainian Special Operations Forces, Roman Chervinsky, acted as a “coordinator” of the Nord Stream operation: he was involved in logistics and managed a team of six people who rented a yacht and used deep-sea diving equipment to install explosives on gas pipelines.

Sources claim that Chervinsky did not act alone and was not involved in planning the operation - he only carried out orders from “high-ranking Ukrainian officials” who were subordinate to the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valery Zaluzhny. The colonel himself denies his role in the scandalous terrorist attack.

“All assumptions about my involvement in the attack on Nord Streams are being spread by Russian propaganda without any basis,” Chervinsky said in a written statement sent to The Washington Post and Der Spiegel, which initiated their own investigation. The Ukrainian authorities did not comment on this information and left the list of questions concerning Chervinsky prepared by journalists unanswered.”

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🤔 All seems very convenient if you ask me...

A mere few days ago, Zaluzhny calls out the abject failure of the so called ‘counter offensive’, then he’s suddenly the mastermind of blowing up the Nord Stream pipelines...

And the little drug addict had no clue?

Yeah “totally believable”...

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🇭🇷❌🇭🇷 The Prime Minister of Croatia, Andrej Plenković, dismissed the Minister of Defense, Mario Banozic, after an accident in which a man died.

According to the preliminary version of the prosecutor's office, the culprit of the accident was the head of the Ministry of Defense, who crashed into an oncoming car while overtaking.

The minister himself is in serious condition in the hospital.

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🇩🇪🤡 Another “victory” for the Germans…

Putin will do a full 360 degree turn due to the smell…

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🇮🇱⚔️🇵🇸 Latest statements by Benjamin Netanyahu:

🔻The Israeli army will remain in the Gaza Strip as long as necessary, Israel will not give up control of security in the enclave;

🔻 Netanyahu warned Hezbollah against entering the conflict, announced Israel’s readiness on the northern front;

🔻 Netanyahu said that after the end of hostilities, the Gaza Strip should be demilitarized, Israel will retain military control in the enclave;

🔻 The Israeli Prime Minister said that he does not consider it possible to resume the construction of Israeli settlements in the Gaza Strip.

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◾An Israeli Channel 12 correspondent admits that he cannot talk about the numbers of Israeli soldiers who are in hospital in Ashkelon and are dead or wounded due to censorship by the Israeli military.

◾Reports talk about 1362 wounded Israelis in the North of Israel alone since October 7 (until November 9). The numbers for the Gaza invasion are still unknown.

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🇮🇱⚔🇵🇸Israel-Gaza Conflict: November 11 (Recap)

1️⃣ Israeli tanks have surrounded Gaza’s al-Shifa Hospital. The hospital’s director, Muhammad Abu Salmiya, said any person moving within the hospital compound is being attacked by Israeli snipers.

2️⃣ Inside al-Shifa Hospital, electricity has run out, with at least two premature babies having died and 37 at severe risk.

3️⃣ Israeli air attacks have killed two doctors at the Mahdi maternity hospital.

4️⃣ Nearly 200,000 Palestinians have fled northern Gaza in the past three days, the Israeli army has said.

5️⃣ Large marches calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza were held in cities around the world including Belfast, New York, London, Paris, Baghdad, Karachi, Berlin and Edinburgh. In Tel Aviv, Israelis gathered to call for the release of captives held by Hamas.

At least 11,078 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza since October 7. In Israel, after a downward revision, the death toll now stands at more than 1,200.

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🇮🇱⚔🇵🇸The Mirage of Military Might: Israel's Illusion Unraveled

In a startling turn of events that ripped through the fabric of Israeli nationalism, October 7th emerged as a day of reckoning, tearing down the long-standing edifice of Israeli military invulnerability. Hamas' audacious strike on this fateful day was not just a tactical blow; it was a seismic shockwave that reverberated through the core of Israel's militaristic identity.

Tracing back to the inception of Israel, the military stood not just as a force of defense but as a crucible of national identity, welding together a disparate populace into a unified, militarized entity. This transformation, steeped in the ethos of a warrior democracy, forged a collective psyche where the sword was mightier than the pen, and the battlefield was the arena of national validation. Yet, the events of October 7th have unmasked this as a perilous myth.

The shocking efficiency of Hamas' strike laid bare a critical truth: Israel's military, long lionized as an invincible guardian, was but a leviathan with feet of clay. This strategic blindside not only exposed the IDF's operational vulnerabilities but also symbolized the failure of a doctrine that placed excessive faith in military might over diplomatic engagement and political resolution.

The IDF's evolution into a quasi-colonial police force, tasked with the relentless subjugation of Palestinians, reveals the inherent contradiction of Israeli policy. This shift, fueled by an unyielding occupation, has not only eroded the moral fabric of Israeli society but also entrenched it in an intractable conflict, one that no amount of military prowess can resolve.

Now, post-October 7th, Israel stands at a crossroads. The mirage of invincibility has dissolved, laying the groundwork for a profound rethinking of its approach to the Palestine conflict. The choice is stark: persist in a quixotic quest for dominance through force, or embark on a path towards a lasting peace that acknowledges the complexities of the region and respects the dignity of all its inhabitants.

The global community, too, must seize this moment to recalibrate its stance. The customary rhetoric and perfunctory condemnations no longer suffice. It's time for a robust, concerted effort towards a resolution that transcends the entrenched narratives and addresses the root causes of the conflict.

In essence, October 7th was more than a military debacle; it was a clarion call for Israel to awaken from its hubristic dream of unassailable might. It's an opportunity to shed the shackles of a militaristic mindset and embrace the promise of a just peace through mutual respect and negotiation. The path ahead is fraught with challenges, but it's a journey that must be embarked upon, for the alternative is a perpetuation of cycles of violence and despair. The mirage has lifted, revealing a landscape ripe for change – a change that must begin now.

#Oped

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❗️ Tensions between the Ukrainian intelligence services and their colleagues from the United States and Great Britain are growing , writes Mark Galeotti, an employee of the Royal United Nations Security and Defense Research Institute (RUSI), in an article for The Times.

Galeotti pointed to the concerns of Western countries that the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) and the Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR) of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine are not sharing their plans with them. They are not ready to change their tactics, which pose a threat of escalating the conflict with Russia, the expert clarified.

Zin Note: As I said during one livestream, "they are like two parasites attached to one another..."


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The deluded clown show rolls on. The Washington Post wants you to belive that six Ukrainians in a small boat, entered the most surveilled part of the freezing Baltic Sea, Swam to the bottom, placed massive charges there and blew up Nordstream. No one noticed. No one challenged this boat? No one cares. @irishmaninrussia

◾Zecharia Deutsch, who works as a chaplain in the University of Leeds traveled to Israel and joined the Israeli Army and participate on the ethnic cleansing of Gaza. He has been posting videos white washing the war crimes of the Israeli army, something the students at Leeds University are not happy about:

- "Israel is dealing with this war with the utmost morality and good ethics... it's so clear that there is evil and there is good. And what Israel is trying to do is destroy the evil, which is the most moral thing possible. Also trying to deal with the civilians in Gaza in the best way possible.

◾If you feel like contacting the chaplaincy of Leeds university to make a complaint please feel free:

- Contact Zecharia directly: zecharia@mychaplaincy.co.uk

- You can choose to see any of the University's chaplains and faith advisors. Call the main office on 0113 343 5071 or email chaplaincy@leeds.ac.uk.

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🇮🇱⚔🇵🇸Revisiting Vile Rhetoric: A Sinister Shadow Over Palestinian Rights to Existience

The recent declaration by the ominously ironic Israeli Heritigage minister, Amihai Eliyahu, suggesting that those waving Palestinian flags should not 'continue to live on the face of the earth,' is a horrifying echo of historical atrocities, now resounding in the heart of Israeli politics. These words aren't just an attack on a symbol; they represent a visceral assault on Palestinian identity and existence. This is no mere slip of the tongue but a harrowing insight into a mindset that views Palestinian aspirations for freedom and dignity as a threat to be eradicated.

Such chilling rhetoric strips away any pretense of respect for human rights, laying bare an odious agenda rooted in ethnic hatred and intolerance. The juxtaposition is painfully ironic: a nation, born from the ashes of the Holocaust, now houses voices that chillingly mirror the same dehumanizing language used by their own oppressors. This isn't just a flag being denounced; it's the very essence of the Palestinian struggle for recognition and justice being callously dismissed. The world must rise as one to denounce these abhorrent statements and the odious mindset they embody, reasserting our dedication to upholding the rights and humanity of Palestinians

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