Forwarded from Dmitry Medvedev
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.😂
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.😂
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The losses of the Armed Forces of Ukraine over seven months of 2025 exceeded 300 thousand military personnel killed and wounded, TASS
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Forwarded from Dmitry Medvedev
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.
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.
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The conversation between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump allows us to confidently continue together on the path of seeking settlement options, said the press secretary of the Russian president, Dmitry Peskov.
Other statements by Peskov:
🟥 Following the meeting, the leaders made comprehensive statements, so it was decided to refuse questions from journalists at the press conference;
🟥 The conversation was very positive.
Other statements by Peskov:
🟥 Following the meeting, the leaders made comprehensive statements, so it was decided to refuse questions from journalists at the press conference;
🟥 The conversation was very positive.
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🖥️The US President rated the talks in Alaska as "10 out of 10," FOX News reported on air.
"I was just texting Sean Hannity, who just spoke with the President. And he said that the President noted that he came out and said there would have been no war if he were President. And that is what Vladimir Putin said at the end of his speech. He also said that on a scale from 1 to 10, he gives today a 10. So that is how the President rates what he thinks about the meeting."
"I was just texting Sean Hannity, who just spoke with the President. And he said that the President noted that he came out and said there would have been no war if he were President. And that is what Vladimir Putin said at the end of his speech. He also said that on a scale from 1 to 10, he gives today a 10. So that is how the President rates what he thinks about the meeting."
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Western media are eagerly discussing the recent talks between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump. Journalists' assessments range from "Putin won" to "nothing was achieved."
Bloomberg: Putin and Trump found common ground during their talks in Anchorage, which the US president now needs to sell to Zelensky and European allies before the next round of negotiations begins.
The New York Times: "Behind the vague comments, it was clear that the two presidents failed to reach an agreement even on the starting point outlined by Europe, Ukraine, and Trump himself — a temporary ceasefire."
Sky News: "If they had mentioned a ceasefire, it would have changed the nature of the conversation. But it seems that is still far off."
CNN: "Neither president answered journalists' questions. This leaves the content of their talks, which both described as positive, unknown."
The Guardian: "It was quick. Donald Trump left more questions than answers. He flattered Vladimir Putin but gave very few details about the summit."
Reuters: "Wait, is that all?"
Washington Post: "He won, regardless of the outcome." These talks gave the Russian leader an opportunity to convey his position to Trump. Putin also postponed the introduction of additional US sanctions against Russia, the article states.
Bloomberg: Putin and Trump found common ground during their talks in Anchorage, which the US president now needs to sell to Zelensky and European allies before the next round of negotiations begins.
The New York Times: "Behind the vague comments, it was clear that the two presidents failed to reach an agreement even on the starting point outlined by Europe, Ukraine, and Trump himself — a temporary ceasefire."
Sky News: "If they had mentioned a ceasefire, it would have changed the nature of the conversation. But it seems that is still far off."
CNN: "Neither president answered journalists' questions. This leaves the content of their talks, which both described as positive, unknown."
The Guardian: "It was quick. Donald Trump left more questions than answers. He flattered Vladimir Putin but gave very few details about the summit."
Reuters: "Wait, is that all?"
Washington Post: "He won, regardless of the outcome." These talks gave the Russian leader an opportunity to convey his position to Trump. Putin also postponed the introduction of additional US sanctions against Russia, the article states.
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The final footage of Vladimir Putin's visit to the USA was published by the Kremlin.
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Statements by Donald Trump following the meeting with Vladimir Putin:
🟥 "We had productive talks. The most important thing is that we have a very good chance to reach a peaceful settlement. We have not reached it yet. I thank Putin for what you have done.
🟥 I will inform Zelensky and European leaders about today's negotiations.
🟥 We expect cooperation with Russian business.
🟥 I have a very good relationship with Putin.
🟥 We had productive talks. The most important thing is that we have a very good chance to reach a peaceful settlement. We have not reached it yet. I thank Putin for what you have done."
🟥 I know Putin's team, it is almost "as popular as the boss."
🟥 "We had productive talks. The most important thing is that we have a very good chance to reach a peaceful settlement. We have not reached it yet. I thank Putin for what you have done.
🟥 I will inform Zelensky and European leaders about today's negotiations.
🟥 We expect cooperation with Russian business.
🟥 I have a very good relationship with Putin.
🟥 We had productive talks. The most important thing is that we have a very good chance to reach a peaceful settlement. We have not reached it yet. I thank Putin for what you have done."
🟥 I know Putin's team, it is almost "as popular as the boss."
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Right now, the heads of European states, the EU, and Zelensky will swarm Trump like a swarm of stinky flies.
- Alexander Dugin
- Alexander Dugin
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Forwarded from Dmitry Medvedev
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.
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.
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