I am often accused of nuclear fearmongering.

Well, there you go!

When I talk about nuclear conflicts, it's not just talk. This threat is real, and it can happen fast. Nobody needs that!
Two comments on a Saturday:
Regarding the enemy's potential attempts to create and use so-called dirty bombs mentioned by the President yesterday.
That would be, of course, an extraordinarily dangerous provocation that would demand a proportionate response. With what? A clean bomb—a tactical nuclear weapon? We’ve got plenty of those. That would be exactly the ‘mirror response’ that our head of state spoke about. I won't go into the long-term consequences it would have for life and the environment. But the sick perverts in Kiev, with their twisted imagination, should be able to picture that pretty well. They could take a stroll through the Chernobyl exclusion zone or watch the thrilling TV series of the same name to get some inspiration.
And second, however cynical it may sound, this entire Israel-Iran affair obviously does not hurt our position in any way. Most Americans couldn’t even find the dying nation of Ukraine on a map, while Trump's administration, already reluctant to burn money on a conflict they have nothing to do with, is now otherwise occupied. Because this time, it's different—it’s about their beloved Israel. So let them deal with their cherished creation for now. There is only one obvious danger—that the Middle East conflict will go global. Which, by the way, Trump himself has been warning about. So now it's time for the US, Israel, and Iran to pray fervently on the holy books of all Abrahamic religions. Not Europe, of course, because there is nothing sacred left there. Their fate is having more freak shows, like the Paris Olympics, with degenerate clowns like Macron and other Ursulas and Starmers following along in procession.
Sometimes it’s good to ask basic questions. Does Iran have nuclear weapons? We don't know for sure, but what we do know is that Israel has a secret nuclear program. Well, let them both abandon such programs under the supervision of the UN Security Council and the IAEA.

Why is it OK for Tel Aviv but not OK for Tehran? Previously, it was called the ‘zero option.’ Nice, eh?

They will refuse, of course. And no strikes will help, 💯%. For Tehran, a nuclear program equals survival. And it will push ahead, no matter what. Wanna try taking away nuclear weapons from the real (new) members of the nuclear club?

But if you try destroying it altogether, as Israel is doing and the US may be doing soon, too, then Iran (if it does have nuclear weapons) will definitely use them! And if not, it will rebuild this program at any cost. Netanyahu will go one day, but Iran will remain... probably led by a new ayatollah.
What have the Americans accomplished with their nighttime strikes on three nuclear sites in Iran?

1. Critical infrastructure of the nuclear fuel cycle appears to have been unaffected or sustained only minor damage.
2. The enrichment of nuclear material — and, now we can say it outright, the future production of nuclear weapons — will continue.
3. A number of countries are ready to directly supply Iran with their own nuclear warheads.
4. Israel is under attack, explosions are rocking the country, and people are panicking.
5. The US is now entangled in a new conflict, with prospects of a ground operation looming on the horizon.
6. Iran’s political regime has survived — and in all likelihood, has come out even stronger.
7. The people are rallying around the country’s spiritual leadership, including those who were previously indifferent or opposed to it.
8. Donald Trump, once hailed as ‘president of peace,’ has now pushed the US into another war.
9. The vast majority of countries around the world oppose the actions of Israel and the United States.
10. At this rate, Trump can forget about the Nobel Peace Prize — not even with how rigged it has become. What a way to kick things off, Mr. President. Congratulations!
New Parasites
(non-Korean film)


The green intestinal tapeworm has slithered over to his masters in England, begging for another cash injection. But before that, he brazenly issued a modest little ultimatum – just 0.25% of each ally’s GDP for Kiev in 2026. Each one! Because apparently, anything less just won’t cut it.

However, herein lies a nuance, so to speak.

It seems the current US administration – already grappling with a new, dangerous war in the Middle East and the skyrocketing costs that come with it – is no longer willing to turn a blind eye to the Banderite parasites stealing the money that worm-infested old man Biden had so lavishly loaned to them. Even the early findings of the audit of the US financial and military assistance (or rather, the results of an O&P test) have shown that the professional intestinal parasites in the government of vanishing Ukraine have pocketed at least $12bn. They’re trembling right inside the gut now, claiming they don’t know how to account for the use of those funds. 

And it only gets juicier.

The threadworms of Bankovaya Street can’t confirm the receipt by the Ukrainian armed forces of about 30% of all weapons and military equipment supplied by the US. I’ve already warned about these deadly presents falling into the hands of all kinds of criminals around the world, including international terrorist groups. This plain truth is finally beginning to dawn on the suppliers, who, until recently, were ardent supporters of aiding the parasitic Ukrainian democracy of pork and dwarf tapeworms.

And this is just the beginning. If the Americans continue with their audit, they’re sure to find out more interesting stuff. Which means the parasite-in-chief, together with his nest of roundworms and other helminths, are in for a congressional investigation. If that is the case, the Kiev parasites will come to their sorry end as they face their inevitable eradication by deworming. 

America, say NO to the parasite worms (helminths)!
On changing approaches, or why Ukraine should not be in the EU

Some 15 or 20 years ago, nobody here had any serious objections to Kiev seeking EU membership. The attitude was: go ahead, godspeed. You’ll just be kicking yourself later when you lose the EAEU market. Kiev’s choice of economic ties would seem to carry no fundamental threat to Russia – especially considering their chances of joining the EU were virtually zero. For us, the key point was to prevent Ukraine from joining NATO. The bloc’s expansion to our borders was and remains a direct threat to Russia’s national security.

But the old European Union, the one that once grew from the Coal and Steel Community, has essentially ceased to exist.

It has become a politicized, globalist and, more recently, rabidly Russophobic organization. An organization that dreams of settling an old score with Russia. The dim-witted European politicians of recent years have done everything to make this happen. They have completely destroyed the perception of the EU as an economic giant that abhors wars and avoids discord between European powers – a giant whose trade turnover with Russia reached nearly €500 billion.

Now, its main ideology is vicious Russophobia, stoked by an imaginary “Russian threat” which they’ve conjured up to serve their own petty agendas. Slowly but surely, the EU is transforming into a self-sustaining military bloc that will gradually come to compete with NATO, especially in the Trumpist era. The Brusselian cockroaches and narrow-minded leaders of EU countries are now proclaiming their own defense strategy, heralding a new “era of rearmament.”

This grotesque metamorphosis of the EU pursues a specific goal: to arm the neo-Nazi Kiev regime to such an extent that it becomes invulnerable to Russia. It was the EU that signed an agreement with the illegitimate ringleader of collapsing Ukraine on long-term commitments to ensure its so-called security. It is the EU that is supplying weapons and armor to the Banderite freaks, ramping up its own military industrial output and building defense factories on their territory. It is the EU that is sending its personnel to train Ukrainian militants, so that they can kill our citizens and carry out terrorist attacks in our country. And it is the same EU that brazenly uses profits from Russia’s frozen assets to finance its vile activities.

Brussels today is Russia’s true enemy.

In this perverted form, the EU is no less of a threat to us than the North Atlantic Alliance.

So the soft-hearted motto “Join anything you like except NATO” requires an update. Stuffed with weapons, rainbow freaks and yapping bitches in Brussels, the EU constitutes a direct threat to Russia. And it should be treated as such – at least until it changes its tune. This, of course, should not hinder our bilateral cooperation with individual European states.

Therefore, having so-called Ukraine in the EU would be a danger to our country. This danger can be mitigated in two ways: a) either the EU itself realizes that it doesn’t need the Kiev quasi-state at all; or, better, b) there is no state left to join the EU...
It’s about to hit the fan for nasty Ursula

Looks like the spiteful gynecologist hag has finally frayed everyone’s last nerve. It has also turned out that her hands aren’t clean, having been involved in a shady Pfizer vaccine procurement scheme during the pandemic. What she got out of this and how much is anyone’s guess, but it has left a very sour taste in everyone’s mouth. And that’s what set this whole shit show in motion.

This week, Ursula’s fate will be in in the hands of the European Parliament – an institution as pointless as it is malevolent. It’s a toss-up: the toxic old crone might just manage to cling to her post.

But the writing’s on the wall: this dumpster fire is about to go nuclear for rabid Russophobes (if you don’t get it now, you will later 😂).
The top American is riding his favorite political rollercoaster again.

"I am pleased with my conversation with Putin." / "I'm very disappointed with the conversation with Putin." / "We are not supplying new weapons to Ukraine." / "We will send more weapons to Ukraine" for defense.

How should we treat this?

Just like before. The way our warriors do. The way our Commander-in-Chief does.

Business as usual.

Push forward to achieve the goals of the Special Military Operation.

Reclaim our land.

Keep working for our Victory.
The European halfwits have approved an 18th sanctions package against our country.

Needless to say, it will be as effective in changing Russia’s position as the previous seventeen. Our economy will certainly endure, and destruction of the Bandera regime will continue. Strikes against targets in the so-called Ukraine, including Kiev, will only intensify.

We should also pursue maximum disengagement from the EU and its most odious members. These now include not just the pathetic Balts, insolent Finns, Poles, whose partition was somehow left unfinished, and Brits, stewing in their own filth, but also Germany and France, whose leaders clearly aspire to the legacy of the Third Reich and the Vichy regime.

How this ends for Europe is well known.

We just need to keep the memory of their vile Russophobia alive as long as possible, and learn to hate them as much as our ancestors did. Hatred is a powerful weapon, allowing us to move most effectively in the opposite direction – towards love. Love for those who deserve it, of course.

P.S. The repulsive old hag Ursula declared that the EU has struck the ‘heart of Russia's war machine.’ I'm not sure she understands exactly where the heart is, but she always seems to think from one place – the same one she treated before failing as a gynecologist.
Trump wiped the floor with Europe.

Say what you will about Trump—for all his wildly contradictory statements and actions, there’s one area where he’s remarkably consistent: he relentlessly pushes his country’s economic interests.

The current “deal” with the European Union:
1) is completely humiliating for the Europeans, as it benefits only the US—eliminating tariffs and stripping protections from the European market in favor of American goods.
2) significantly increases costs for industry and agriculture throughout many EU countries, driven by the requirement to purchase expensive American energy.
3) redirects a powerful flow of investment from Europe to the US.

And of course, the “deal” is openly anti-Russian, banning the purchase of our oil and gas. But while for Trump it’s mostly about business, for senile old Europe it’s part of the neo-Nazi ideology that hurts the welfare of its own citizens.

One can only feel sorry for ordinary Europeans. At this point, they might as well storm Brussels and string up all the Eurocrats from the flagpoles of the EU countries—including, of course, the rabid granny Ursula. It won’t help, of course, but at least it’d be fun...
About Trump's threats against me on his personal 'Truth' social media network, which he's banned in our country.

If some words from the former president of Russia trigger such a nervous reaction from the high-and-mighty president of the United States, then Russia is doing everything right and will continue to proceed along its own path.

And about India's and Russia's 'dead economies' and 'entering very dangerous territory' – well, let him remember his favorite movies about 'the walking dead', as well as how dangerous the fabled 'Dead Hand' can be.😂
As the Euro-imbeciles bumble about trying to obstruct America’s efforts to help resolve the Ukrainian conflict, the Banderite regime, writhing in its death throes, is frantically recruiting the vilest scum of humanity for the front lines.

It has come to the point of bringing in killers from Colombian and Mexican cartels whose names are known worldwide from news reports and crime dramas: the Gulf Clan, Sinaloa, Jalisco New Generation, and others. The recruitment of these thugs is being handled by a company called Segurcol Ltd from Medellín.

While the narco-mercenaries are indeed cutthroats, they make lousy soldiers. These psychos only know how to hack off the heads of civilians in a drug-induced frenzy. That’s why our fighters eliminate them so quickly that the shippers can’t keep up with collecting the coffins of all those who have not yet found their final resting place in the damp earth.

It’s clear that the Medellín and Sinaloa degenerates are quite cozy with their Bankovaya Street brethren who consume their snow-white product. But judging by an August 8 New York Times article, the Americans might want to think twice.

The mercenaries are being trained in everything, including how to operate UAVs – something that could be very useful for delivering drugs to the United States. It would be much more effective than using airplanes or submarines.

And if the US president really did issue a directive ordering the Pentagon to prepare strikes on drug cartels in Latin America, there’s a better option: send US Special Forces to Kiev, where they could carry out a brilliant counterterrorism operation to wipe out narco-mercenaries without any risk to their own lives.

They could even shoot it out in the building on Bankovaya Street – there are plenty of devoted admirers of Pablo Escobar and Fabio Ochoa Vásquez there.
Alaska summit
First outcomes

1. A fully functional framework for high-level meetings between Russia and the US, conducted calmly and without ultimatums or threats, has been reestablished.

2. The Russian president has personally given his American counterpart a detailed account of our conditions for ending the
conflict in Ukraine.

3. After almost three hours of talks, the US leader decided to stop escalating pressure on Russia. At least for now.

4. Important fact: the meeting has demonstrated that negotiations are possible without preconditions while the Special Military Operation continues.

5. Main takeaway: both parties have placed responsibility for achieving results during future negotiations about a cessation of hostilities squarely on Kiev and Europe.
When clinical Russophobes start squabbling – Polacks and Banderites alike – that’s a good thing.

The proud Poles got into a spat with the neo-Nazis from Kiev over the mass slaughter of Poles during the Volynia massacre. The new president, Nawrocki, may be a card-carrying Russophobe himself, but he grabbed the issue with both hands and is hammering the Banderite thugs on Bankovaya Street. And the latter fire back in the same vein: sure, we don’t deny it, we’re the heirs of Stepan Bandera – but precisely because of that we hate everything Russian, and so we’re rightfully your younger brothers, oh noble Polish sirs.

And they’ve been going at each other for weeks now, not for show but in earnest, blasting each other with industrial hoses of crap. Threats have already flown about depriving the Ukro-Nazis of the holiest of holies – their ration of pork fat and a shot of Polish vodka – or even kicking the unwashed serfs clear out of the Rzeczpospolita. In response, the Banderites opened their reeking mouths and started howling about European values and the urgent need to unite more tightly against the cursed orcs.

In short, it’s turning out quite nicely.
Now we’re just waiting for a newly minted Gogolesque Taras Bulba to show up on Bankovaya and say, “Well, son, did your Polacks help you?” And after that, there’s only one ending. You know it: “I brought you into this world, and I can take you out.”
The United Kingdom has sent Ukraine $1.3 billion received as profit from the use of Russia’s frozen assets. This was stated by the English idiot Lammy.

Well, this means one thing: the British thieves have handed Russian money over to the neo-Nazis. The consequences? Britain has trampled all over international law, and Russia has, as lawyers say, the right to file a claim against it and the current Banderite Ukraine. But given that, for obvious reasons, it is impossible to receive restitution through legal proceedings, our country has only one way to receive compensation for its stolen assets: to recover what was seized in kind. That is, in the form of ‘Ukrainian land,’ as well as other real estate and movable property located on it. (I am, of course, not talking about the lands of the new regions of Russia; they are ours already.)

So, any unlawful seizure of arrested Russian funds or income generated from them must be converted into additional territory and other property of country 404. Or by seizing the valuables of the British Crown. There are still enough of those in different places, including in Russia.
Updates on recent developments:

1. Kiev has been blessed by a visit from none other than the Estonian defense minister. He said some pretty angry stuff 👻. We’re so scared now! The smaller a country is, the more aggressive and idiotic its officials are. The formidable European initiative called “Eastern Sentry” is quite amusing too. Looks like it’s the only thing that remains of the “Coalition of the Willing.”

Seriously though, if they go ahead with the provocative idea floated by the dimwits in Kiev and elsewhere to create a “no-fly zone” over “Ukraine” and allow NATO countries to shoot down our UAVs, it will mean only one thing—a war between NATO and Russia.

Let’s not kid ourselves!

2. Now, about the stealing of Russian property in the guise of a “loan to Ukraine backed by Russian assets as collateral”—an idea cherished by assorted freaks from Brussels and EU countries. Should it happen, Russia will go after the EU states, as well as the degenerates from Brussels and individual EU countries that attempt to confiscate our stuff, until the end of time. With everything we’ve got. These claims won’t be dismissed due to acquisitive prescription, and no statutes of limitations will save them from being brought to justice for international crimes. We’ll go after them in all possible international and national courts. 

And in some cases, we’ll bypass court procedure.

3. Beate Meinl-Reisinger, Austria’s foreign minister, has remembered the former glory of the defunct empire and Vienna’s bygone standing in international diplomacy. Almost two months after raising the need for Austria to join NATO, she’s suddenly proposed that negotiations between Russia and Ukraine take place in Austria because it’s a neutral country that shouldn’t join NATO. Apparently, she’s now categorically opposed to her country’s accession to the alliance.

Looks like the effect from that Austrian schnapps has worn off, and a sober Beate is now really scared. You should learn your history while still at school…
Something’s going down over there in New York. The Banderite jester is jittering with coke and tremors, while the Pole’s got a mouthful of snus.

And Trump? Once again, he’s slipped into an alternate reality and delivered another round of political incantations on the subject of “How weak Russia is.”

After meeting with the Kiev and Paris clowns, he posted a dazzling update. There, you’ve got Ukraine’s ultimate victory, a return to its old borders, Russia’s collapsing war economy, gas lines, and of course—the “paper tiger.”

In that reality, everything looks different. Kiev is winning, Russia is torn to shreds, and the economy of Banderite Ukraine is booming on its own resources. Trump’s predecessors Obama and Biden have long been living happily in that reality.

But Trump isn’t like that! I have no doubt that he’ll make another U-turn. He always does. He’ll probably ask the green pianist to sign the capitulation in a couple of days. Or maybe fly to Mars with Musk, freshly forgiven. Or do something else very important—something that just might earn him a Nobel Prize.

The main thing is to keep flipping his position 180 degrees on every possible issue. And everything will be alright. That’s how you successfully run a state through social media.

And, as the saying goes, thank you for your attention to this subject!
There's a constant drumbeat in Europe about war with Russia within the next five years.

That's not going to happen.

Why?

Because it is against our national interests.

1. Russia doesn’t need a war with anyone, least of all the frigid old crone, Europe. There's nothing in it for us. Europe’s economy is weak and dependent on the US, and its culture is degenerating into oblivion. Europe is losing its identity, dissolving in a flood of belligerent migrants.

2. The key priority for the Russian people is developing our own country, including rebuilding the territories that have returned to the fold. That's neither easy nor cheap.

3. Russia has always come to Europe as a liberator, never as an invader.

Why won't Europe start a war itself?
Here’s why:

1. European countries are vulnerable and divided amongst themselves. They can only pursue their own interests, struggling to stay afloat in today’s economic turmoil. They cannot afford a war with Russia.

2. European leaders are pathetic degenerates, unable to shoulder responsibility for any serious undertaking. They lack the strategic thinking, let alone the energy (in Russia it's called passionarity), to make successful military decisions.

3. Most Europeans are soft and apathetic; they are unwilling to fight for any common ideals or even their own land.

Why is war still possible?


The chance of a tragic accident always exists. And hyperactive trigger-happy lunatics also remain a factor. This kind of conflict has a genuine risk of spiraling into a war with weapons of mass destruction.

So we must not let our guard down.
European cities have been hit by an epidemic of UFDs—Unidentified Flying Drones. Drones are everywhere: near military bases, at airports, over fields and cities. It’s unclear who they belong to.

What are the theories?

1. Provocations by Banderites aimed at improving weapons deliveries and provoking a war.

2. Activity by pro-Russian underground groups within these countries intended to destabilize life in the EU.

3. Local security services testing their air-defense systems to see how they hold up.

4. Local idiots fooling around with drones for kicks.

5. Direct deployment of drones from Russia.

Which theories are plausible?

The first is quite possible, although the flight path of an ordinary UAV is usually traceable. A lot of useless Ukrainian draft dodgers live in Europe. Launching drones in Europe is safer than doing it at the front.

The second theory is hypothetically possible but still doubtful. People sympathetic to our country won’t blow their cover on such trivial nonsense—our “agents and moles” are waiting for a specific order. ☠️

The third explanation: yes—intelligence services and national armed forces should be testing their readiness to repel drone attacks. This is a workable hypothesis.

The fourth. Of course, local lazybones could be playing around and launching drones. What better way to rile up the bureaucrats? A fine method!

The fifth was discussed at length during the Valdai debates by the President of Russia; there’s little to add, and his remarks line up with the fourth theory as well.

In fact, the panic about “Russian drones” could be caused by any one of these reasons or by a combination of them. That’s not the point. The point is for thick-headed Europeans to get a taste of what the danger of war really means. So that they’re scared and trembling like dumb cattle herded to slaughter. So that they’re shitting themselves in terror, feeling their imminent and excruciating end closing in.

Maybe then they’ll understand what war means. And they’ll rip the heads off their freaks like Merz and Macron who are cashing in and scoring political points on blood…
Trump is set to take Biden’s path to a Nobel.
Commenting on his decision to send the Banderites Tomahawks, he blurted out: “I think I want to find out what they’re doing with them.”
That’s obvious – they’ll hit Paris, Berlin, and Warsaw.
Even the US president ought to know that.
Trump said that if the President of Russia doesn’t resolve the Ukrainian conflict, “it is not going to be good for him.” So just another one of his endless threats.

If the ‘business peacemaker’ is talking about Tomahawks, then that statement is wrong. The delivery of those missiles would not be good for anyone. First and foremost, it will end badly for Trump himself.

It has already been said a hundred times, in terms even star-spangled Uncle Sam could understand: it’s impossible to tell whether a Tomahawk carries a nuclear or conventional warhead while it’s in flight. Their launch wouldn’t originate from Banderite Kiev, it would be controlled by the United States. In other words, by Trump. So how is Russia supposed to respond? Exactly.

Let’s just hope this is another empty threat, brought on by long talks with the cocaine-fueled clown. Sort of like sending nuclear submarines “closer to Russia.” You know how it goes – a submarine suddenly surfaces somewhere in the steppes of Ukraine.