While not substantial as of yet, domestic fuel prices in Russia are steadily beginning to increase as the long running Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian oil infastructure inflicts a greater and greater drag on the industry and the Russian state prioritises export of crude and refined goods for foreign currency over domestic consumption

Given his past with Ukrainian rent boys, this seems an apt question

Vice-President JD Vance: “I think the Russians have made significant concessions to President Trump for the first time in three and a half years of this conflict. They’ve actually been willing to be flexible on some of their core demands.”

NBC News Kristen Welker: “You talk about concessions, and yet the Russians rejected the ceasefire proposal that President Trump put forward. There's no meeting planned between President Putin and President Zelensky. And this week, Russia targeted an American factory in Ukraine. What makes you think President Putin is serious about peace?”

Vice-President JD Vance: “Well, I didn't say they conceded on everything. But what they have conceded is the recognition that Ukraine will have territorial integrity after the war. They've recognized that they're not going to be able to install a puppet regime in Kyiv. That was, of course, a major demand at the beginning. And importantly, they've acknowledged that there is going to be some security guarantee to the territorial integrity of Ukraine.”

Apparently Roskozmandor has restricted the ability for Russians to make calls via telegram?

I would say Belarus is probably the most open internet place I have been.

I could access any website in Belarus I wanted, from western media, to opposition sites I tested.

The only things I couldn't, was a game key website that blocked Belarus because ''war iz bad''

will they do the same for Belarus?

They are a different government 😁

I think Belarus is being so lazily sanctioned that Russians can just get their credit cards to pay for stuff that banned Russia

I am sure the KGB kept tabs of the IP and websites accessed, but how is that any worse than what happens in western countries/Britain which just blocks all Russian media

I am always frustrated by the lack of quantifying what a ''casualty'' is, is it a person killed, a person incapacitated, unable to engage in combat, a minor injured person who can return to combat

I believe hundreds of thousands have been killed on each side, but these million+ figures bandied about, are never explained what they actually are.

I do believe the Ukrainians have lost, killed and wounded, less men than Russia via the natural defenders advantage and the absolute dogshit way Russia conducted the first two/three years of the war, but Russia has far greater ability to sustain those losses and lets be honest, a great deal of those Russian killed, especially in 2023, were prison scum, who no one misses

Thoughts on the RUSSIAN HACK, that claims there are 1.7 million casualties on the UKRAINIAN side ?

A fully grown, third world beast, tried to brutalise a 12 year old Scottish girl and her sister

The 12 year old pulled out a knife and hatchet (because Scotland I guess) to defend herself

Guess how it ended

>try to rape a kid
>kid defends itself
>get the kid arrested


Subhuman privilege in Britain

A slight whitepill

In Stevenage, where locals putting up flags were attacked by petrol bombs by apparently a Muslim gang

Men from across the county turned up tonight to support the lads and deck the community in our national colours refusing to be cowed by the attack

Our men self organising is long past due, but exactly the kind of thing that needs and is happening.

The Scots need to fucking wake up, there is serious push back in Northern Ireland, England and Wales to the invasion, yet the Jocks still slumber as they are replaced