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legendary
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December 15, 2024, 02:22:06 PM




Russia doesn't need nukes with Oreshnik. Just a couple of strategically placed non-nuke Oreshniks in Kiev could do plenty of damage to the country.


Estimates I've seen (and find questionable) are that Russia could produce between 10 and 30  Oreshniks per month...funds permitting.  An arsenal of 300 of these would be a genuine strategic statement, especially as long as they remain unstoppable.

I suspect that NATO is desperate to get Russia to use another Oreshnik in order to gather more data about it (and consequently be able to better work out a defense.) [...]


That figure is completely made up, but jsut for the laughs... I would be very interested in knowing how an 18 Million missile that cannot, I repeat, cannot carry conventional explosives and has an accuracy of +/= 500 meters is going to help Ruzzia in any possible way. I just hope that the Ruzzian military geniuses follow your same "strategy".

You know what seems to be working correctly? The newly designed Ukrainian medium range missiles and missile / drone hybrids:



Ukraine will soon have no need for US approval to hit anything within 1000 km of the front.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdtZ8My341c



Ruzzia is minus one refinery in the last two days.... call Uzbekistan, they may have some spare for you.



Rumor has it that the North Koreans are finally doing some fighting in Russia...after months of BS lies and fearmongering about it from NATO.

It is said that one of the North Korean hard-core units walked 2km through mine fields to wipe out a contingent of zionazis.  They are said to have been like a tornado.  300 zionazis KIA and not a single prisoner.  Then the NK picked up their wounded and split.  The whole thing took about 3 hours.

It is said that several Russian units are fighting over who gets credit for what is actually the handiwork of the North Koreans.  Also projected that the North Koreans will work the Russian side of the border line then mop up within Kursk.  I will be interested to see how much reality there is to these stories in the coming days.  I get a bulk of my info from Military Summary Channel who have proven to be the most clear, conservative, and reliable as far as I can see.  Kursk run-down at the end of here: https://rumble.com/v5yzwwh-energy-infrastructure-collapseduspenivka-fortified-area-falls-whats-next-to.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp

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Looks like zionazi departure from Kursk may correspond timing-wise with Russian entry into Dnepropetrovsk oblast.  Both seem to me quite possible before Trump.  That will be a fairly significant change in the bargaining chip pile.



Rumours are correct on the NK behing subject to meatwaving by the Ruzzians. More meat for the Empire.

Despite Ruzzia sluggishly gaining meter by meter of land, there are also some rumours pointing to Ukraine opening anothe line of advance, I am not privvy to where.




Interesting claim. I believe that Ukraine has clearly forbidden ANY video that allows Ruzzia to assess damage, gather information, locate troops in general, for any attack or for any other war related issue, so you may be right, I mean biased, but technically right.

But you seem to have inside information... or you are just parroting, which could be another option. Tell us Branko about your "damage assessment" of a few MIRVs wihtout any explosive load falling at random places in a city. What is the accuracy of an ICMB Branko? What is the cost? Comm'on prove you are not parroting.



I'm pretty sure if damage would be low Ukronazistan would be more than happy to show it.

Regarding damage, its surely bigger than UK Tridents who can't even test-fly that former
colonial empire seems can afford to test once per 10 years (and fail)

But you have made the claim, not Ukraine, go now and tell us. Let me help you: the renamed for marketing purposes missile used can use: a) nothing, b) decoys c) nuclear warheads. It did not carry nothing nor nuclear warheads. This below is a decoy, and has NO explosive whatsoever.



Now Branko, please, damage assessment of a chunk of metal falling randomly on a city.


Yes trust that *wink wink*. BTW again the Trident is an american missile... as old and reliable as rain and taxes.
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December 15, 2024, 05:56:45 AM
It's cool that Grozny was bombed today, I'm very glad that Kadyrov is angry Cheesy
legendary
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December 13, 2024, 06:40:06 PM
Dennis Kucinich, Scott Ritter and Medea Benjamin met with citizens in Washington to discuss how they can get Congress to put a roadblock in the path towards nuclear annihilation.

The former Congressman, former chief U.N. weapons inspector and Code Pink leader spoke to an audience at the Tabard Inn in Washington on Saturday evening following an event at the National Press Club that was intended to get citizens to put pressure on Congress to back a resolution that would stop the U.S. transfer of long-range U.S. ATACM missiles to Ukraine.


WATCH: How to Stop a Nuclear War



https://m.youtube.com/watch?persist_app=1&app=m&v=vvt1PFfz0Ec&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fconsortiumnews.com%2F&source_ve_path=OTY3MTQ
The U.S. is using the territory of Ukraine to fire these missiles deep into Russia territory. Moscow says that amounts to a direct U.S. strike on Russia, putting the two countries at war. The Kremlin warned that further U.S. escalation could lead to nuclear confrontation.
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legendary
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December 13, 2024, 05:24:31 PM

Rumor has it that the North Koreans are finally doing some fighting in Russia...after months of BS lies and fearmongering about it from NATO.

It is said that one of the North Korean hard-core units walked 2km through mine fields to wipe out a contingent of zionazis.  They are said to have been like a tornado.  300 zionazis KIA and not a single prisoner.  Then the NK picked up their wounded and split.  The whole thing took about 3 hours.

It is said that several Russian units are fighting over who gets credit for what is actually the handiwork of the North Koreans.  Also projected that the North Koreans will work the Russian side of the border line then mop up within Kursk.  I will be interested to see how much reality there is to these stories in the coming days.  I get a bulk of my info from Military Summary Channel who have proven to be the most clear, conservative, and reliable as far as I can see.  Kursk run-down at the end of here: https://rumble.com/v5yzwwh-energy-infrastructure-collapseduspenivka-fortified-area-falls-whats-next-to.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp

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Other amusing things:

Very expensive fortifications protecting Protrosk went unmanned.  Turns out that the reason for this was that they never were built.  The money had simply been stolen.  Probably crypto had something to do with the flight.

Looks like zionazi departure from Kursk may correspond timing-wise with Russian entry into Dnepropetrovsk oblast.  Both seem to me quite possible before Trump.  That will be a fairly significant change in the bargaining chip pile.

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December 13, 2024, 05:15:03 PM


Interesting claim. I believe that Ukraine has clearly forbidden ANY video that allows Ruzzia to assess damage, gather information, locate troops in general, for any attack or for any other war related issue, so you may be right, I mean biased, but technically right.

But you seem to have inside information... or you are just parroting, which could be another option. Tell us Branko about your "damage assessment" of a few MIRVs wihtout any explosive load falling at random places in a city. What is the accuracy of an ICMB Branko? What is the cost? Comm'on prove you are not parroting.



I'm pretty sure if damage would be low Ukronazistan would be more than happy to show it.

Regarding damage, its surely bigger than UK Tridents who can't even test-fly that former
colonial empire seems can afford to test once per 10 years (and fail)
legendary
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December 13, 2024, 03:41:47 PM

You obvious do not know what you are talking about. Not in weapons terms, not in economic tersm... let's not fool ourselves, you just open your mouth because it happens to be there. Any ICBM or CBM is massively costly and adds nothing to the military capability of Ruzzia nor any other country other than using it for nuking things. What hit Dnipro was less effective than even using a few drones.

It is all right, keep blabing non-sense.

Ah, so that's why Ukraine sent 600 SBU people to lock whole area and prevent video leakage of damage...they want
to spare Russians some embarrassment  Grin

Interesting claim. I believe that Ukraine has clearly forbidden ANY video that allows Ruzzia to assess damage, gather information, locate troops in general, for any attack or for any other war related issue, so you may be right, I mean biased, but technically right.

But you seem to have inside information... or you are just parroting, which could be another option. Tell us Branko about your "damage assessment" of a few MIRVs wihtout any explosive load falling at random places in a city. What is the accuracy of an ICMB Branko? What is the cost? Comm'on prove you are not parroting.

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Russia Launches Massive Attack On Ukrainian "Critical Fuel & Energy Infrastructure"





Yes as usual. The caption should be Ruzzia does this and that... again.

It is less usual however to see Taganrog Ruzzia air base - on of the big and important ones - under Ukrainian fire....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPGskybnt8w

Among other stuff...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Taer9iAw9To
legendary
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December 13, 2024, 02:26:07 PM
Russia doesn't really need Oreshniks. Here is (some of) their response to the latest Ukrainian ATACMS attack.

Reading between the lines, there are probably a whole bunch of top military people of the US and Nato all ready to go to real war. Why do I say this? Because the ATACMS attack was more like a little 'teaser' attack, trying to get Russia to do what they just did.

The point is that Zelensky has destroyed Ukraine, and is siphoning $$$ off the war money he is getting from the US and Nato.


Russia Launches Massive Attack On Ukrainian "Critical Fuel & Energy Infrastructure"



https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/russia-launches-massive-attack-critical-fuel-energy-infrastructure-ukraine
Russia launched a massive drone and missile strike against Ukraine on Friday in retaliation for Kyiv's recent use of the US-supplied Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS) against a Russian military base.

ABC News quoted Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who said Russia launched 93 missiles and nearly 200 drones targeting the country's energy infrastructure. This was one of the largest bombardments against Ukraine's energy sector since the invasion began almost three years ago.

Zelenskyy said Ukrainian defense forces intercepted 81 missiles, including 11 cruise missiles shot down by Western-supplied General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon fighter jets.
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legendary
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December 13, 2024, 11:39:16 AM

Russia doesn't need nukes with Oreshnik. Just a couple of strategically placed non-nuke Oreshniks in Kiev could do plenty of damage to the country.


Estimates I've seen (and find questionable) are that Russia could produce between 10 and 30  Oreshniks per month...funds permitting.  An arsenal of 300 of these would be a genuine strategic statement, especially as long as they remain unstoppable.

I suspect that NATO is desperate to get Russia to use another Oreshnik in order to gather more data about it (and consequently be able to better work out a defense.)  Russia would probably do well to defer on use and just build, built, build and develop a stockpile.  They may as well save them for targets in the NATO countries who are attacking it when the time comes, and there-by limit the information available to the adversary.  I mean, they are winning the missile part of the SMO action hands down as it is without 'exotic' weapons...the Iskander no longer being considered as such.

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December 13, 2024, 04:53:38 AM

You obvious do not know what you are talking about. Not in weapons terms, not in economic tersm... let's not fool ourselves, you just open your mouth because it happens to be there. Any ICBM or CBM is massively costly and adds nothing to the military capability of Ruzzia nor any other country other than using it for nuking things. What hit Dnipro was less effective than even using a few drones.

It is all right, keep blabing non-sense.

Ah, so that's why Ukraine sent 600 SBU people to lock whole area and prevent video leakage of damage...they want
to spare Russians some embarrassment  Grin
legendary
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December 12, 2024, 05:17:09 PM


Russia doesn't need nukes with Oreshnik. Just a couple of strategically placed non-nuke Oreshniks in Kiev could do plenty of damage to the country.

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You obvious do not know what you are talking about. Not in weapons terms, not in economic tersm... let's not fool ourselves, you just open your mouth because it happens to be there. Any ICBM or CBM is massively costly and adds nothing to the military capability of Ruzzia nor any other country other than using it for nuking things. What hit Dnipro was less effective than even using a few drones.

It is all right, keep blabing non-sense.

You entirely ignore that Ukraine stopped. The only reason they are starting back up is that they seem to be getting more US funding. Oh well. Looks like Russia will be growing even stronger, again, as they take out more of Ukraine.

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December 12, 2024, 05:12:48 PM
Did you know that Russia is considering launching an Oreshnik missile strike on the headquarters of Volodymyr Zelensky in Kiev?
I don't think Russia is seriously considering the option of physically eliminating Zelensky. Why, to make him a martyr and a hero, and to replace him with someone more competent and less drug-addicted?

It would serve no purpose. An Oreshnik with nuclear warheads in Kiev would result in radiation spreading to NATO countries, thus an attack on NATO and worthy of an equivalente response. Any other ICBM without load does less damage and has less change of hitting a precise objective less than an Ishkander or Kalibr. dumBAss does not know any of this of course, he is just making up his narratives as usual.


paxmao, BADecker be so kind as to end your offtopic about Syria. In the section there is a topic with discussion of current events in Syria, there and continue the discussion, and here we are discussing Russia's war with Ukraine. Then don’t be outraged that your posts are deleted.

Thanks that is not a problem, I will open a thread specifically to discuss the topic of Ruzzia's issues in Syria.

Russia doesn't need nukes with Oreshnik. Just a couple of strategically placed non-nuke Oreshniks in Kiev could do plenty of damage to the country.

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You obvious do not know what you are talking about. Not in weapons terms, not in economic tersm... let's not fool ourselves, you just open your mouth because it happens to be there. Any ICBM or CBM is massively costly and adds nothing to the military capability of Ruzzia nor any other country other than using it for nuking things. What hit Dnipro was less effective than even using a few drones.

It is all right, keep blabing non-sense.
legendary
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December 12, 2024, 05:08:41 PM
Did you know that Russia is considering launching an Oreshnik missile strike on the headquarters of Volodymyr Zelensky in Kiev?
I don't think Russia is seriously considering the option of physically eliminating Zelensky. Why, to make him a martyr and a hero, and to replace him with someone more competent and less drug-addicted?

It would serve no purpose. An Oreshnik with nuclear warheads in Kiev would result in radiation spreading to NATO countries, thus an attack on NATO and worthy of an equivalente response. Any other ICBM without load does less damage and has less change of hitting a precise objective less than an Ishkander or Kalibr. dumBAss does not know any of this of course, he is just making up his narratives as usual.


paxmao, BADecker be so kind as to end your offtopic about Syria. In the section there is a topic with discussion of current events in Syria, there and continue the discussion, and here we are discussing Russia's war with Ukraine. Then don’t be outraged that your posts are deleted.

Thanks that is not a problem, I will open a thread specifically to discuss the topic of Ruzzia's issues in Syria.

Russia doesn't need nukes with Oreshnik. Just a couple of strategically placed non-nuke Oreshniks in Kiev could do plenty of damage to the country.

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legendary
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December 12, 2024, 04:55:06 PM
Did you know that Russia is considering launching an Oreshnik missile strike on the headquarters of Volodymyr Zelensky in Kiev?
I don't think Russia is seriously considering the option of physically eliminating Zelensky. Why, to make him a martyr and a hero, and to replace him with someone more competent and less drug-addicted?

It would serve no purpose. An Oreshnik with nuclear warheads in Kiev would result in radiation spreading to NATO countries, thus an attack on NATO and worthy of an equivalente response. Any other ICBM without load does less damage and has less change of hitting a precise objective less than an Ishkander or Kalibr. dumBAss does not know any of this of course, he is just making up his narratives as usual.


paxmao, BADecker be so kind as to end your offtopic about Syria. In the section there is a topic with discussion of current events in Syria, there and continue the discussion, and here we are discussing Russia's war with Ukraine. Then don’t be outraged that your posts are deleted.

Thanks that is not a problem, I will open a thread specifically to discuss the topic of Ruzzia's issues in Syria. be.open has not been grateful for the 3 merits you've sent him, so I thank you in his name.

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Ukraine and Ruzzia "ideals" are exactly opposite. The recruiting age in Ukraine has been stubbornly kept relatively high at 25 years, because the only reason than older Ukrainians are fighting is because they want their children to have a shimmer of hope of scaping the Moscovian rule and actually have a country that they can run and decide upon by themselves.
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Because anyone cares what Ukrainian "ideals" are?
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Yes, Ukrainians do. Again, they fight because they know there is something better than being under Putin's thumb.

The US banking system has failed against Russia. The fact that Ukraine is losing that dastardly war is proof. Trump wants to get his fingers into that war so that it looks like he is doing something to stop it. He is failing. It's the only way that the West can retain some semblance of control.


Western attempts at crippling Russia’s economy with sanctions have FAILED, warns Putin
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If you say so...

https://news.sky.com/story/panic-in-russia-as-rouble-slips-to-symbolic-mark-against-us-dollar-13262344

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The Russian currency has lost a third of its value since August as sanctions following the invasion of Ukraine bite, but while the Kremlin seems unmoved, it is likely to leave ordinary Russians fearing for their financial future.
legendary
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December 12, 2024, 04:25:57 PM
Here goes the joker in power in Ukraine, asking for more destruction of Ukraine by Russia. Will he ever learn?


After US ATACMS Strike On Strategic Target Russia Announces To Retaliate



https://ronpaulinstitute.org/after-us-atacms-strike-on-strategic-target-russia-announces-to-retaliate/
Today that claim turned out to have been premature:

Status-6 @Archer83Able – 13:24 UTC · Dec 11, 2024

The remains of a US-made MGM-140 ATACMS ballistic missile lying on the street in the Russian city of Taganrog following Ukrainian strikes last night.

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AFAIK the target was the 325th Aviation Repair Plant located in the vicinity of the Taganrog-Tsentralny Air Base.

Taganrog, on the norther coast of the Azov Sea in the Rostov oblast of Russia, is where the Beriev Aircraft Company is housed. The company is well known for building amphibious flying boat utility planes.

But it is also producing the Beriev 100 airplane which is the Russian version of an airborne early warning and control aircraft system (AWACS). The plant thus has strategic importance.

The Russian Ministry of Defense acknowledged the attack but claimed that it failed (machine translation):

During the investigation, it was reliably established that six American-made ATACMS ballistic missiles were used.

Two missiles were shot down by the Pantsir missile defense system, while the rest were rejected by electronic warfare.

As a result of falling fragments of missiles, there are casualties among the personnel. There was no damage, two buildings on the technical territory of the airfield and three units of military vehicles, as well as civilian vehicles in the parking lot adjacent to the airfield were slightly damaged (split by shrapnel).

This attack by Western long-range weapons will not remain unanswered, and appropriate measures will be taken.

Ukraine is unable to use long range ATACMS missiles without the intelligence and targeting information provided by U.S. systems and specialists.
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December 09, 2024, 03:55:54 PM
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Ukraine and Ruzzia "ideals" are exactly opposite. The recruiting age in Ukraine has been stubbornly kept relatively high at 25 years, because the only reason than older Ukrainians are fighting is because they want their children to have a shimmer of hope of scaping the Moscovian rule and actually have a country that they can run and decide upon by themselves.
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Because anyone cares what Ukrainian "ideals" are?

How Zelensky’s popularity has sunk after nearly three years of war

He may have rallied Ukraine against Russia, but war-weariness and army corruption rows have hurt his image and most voters would prefer he not seek a second term
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Just 16 per cent would vote to re-elect him for a second term, according to an opinion poll of 1,200 Ukrainians published this week by the Social Monitoring Centre in Kyiv. The poll, the most comprehensive study of electoral preferences since the invasion began in 2022, also found that about 60 per cent would prefer Zelensky not to even stand for re-election.
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There is also a danger that Zelensky’s popularity could plummet even further if he goes ahead with Washington’s suggestion that Ukraine should begin sending younger men to the front. A senior official in President Biden’s administration said this week that Ukraine should lower the minimum age at which men could be mobilised for the war from 25 to 18.

So majority of Ukrainians want to end the war as soon as possible, and are open to territorial concessions which would automatically trigger elections in UA, but i'm sure the guy currently in power with just 16% chance of being reelected when the war ends, has some really valid reasons why the war should continue. Not like Ukrainian people can do anything about it (well, outside of another revolution)
legendary
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December 09, 2024, 01:53:33 PM
Did you know that Russia is considering launching an Oreshnik missile strike on the headquarters of Volodymyr Zelensky in Kiev?
I don't think Russia is seriously considering the option of physically eliminating Zelensky. Why, to make him a martyr and a hero, and to replace him with someone more competent and less drug-addicted?

But sometimes you need to do drastic things like this to save the Ukrainian people who are left. I mean, let Z be a martyr. There aren't enough Ukrainians who will immortalize him to make a difference. At least they will live that way.

If the Ukrainians who fled Ukraine returned, Z would be gone from memory.

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December 09, 2024, 01:47:28 PM
Did you know that Russia is considering launching an Oreshnik missile strike on the headquarters of Volodymyr Zelensky in Kiev?
I don't think Russia is seriously considering the option of physically eliminating Zelensky. Why, to make him a martyr and a hero, and to replace him with someone more competent and less drug-addicted?
legendary
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December 09, 2024, 01:37:05 PM
The US banking system has failed against Russia. The fact that Ukraine is losing that dastardly war is proof. Trump wants to get his fingers into that war so that it looks like he is doing something to stop it. He is failing. It's the only way that the West can retain some semblance of control.


Western attempts at crippling Russia’s economy with sanctions have FAILED, warns Putin



https://www.naturalnews.com/2024-12-09-western-attempts-crippling-russian-economy-sanctions-failed.html
Russian President Vladimir Putin is laughing at the West with its failed attempts to cripple Moscow with sanctions.

The only thing those sanctions have done, Putin said this week at the plenary session of the VTB "Russia is Calling!" Investment Forum, is strengthen Russia, whose businesses are "adapting and thriving," to quote one media report, with overall trade increasing, not decreasing.

"We often hear that those nations set the goal to inflict a strategic defeat on Russia in political, military and economic spheres, including in terms of economics and technology" Putin stated, adding that "certain nations" have proven to be unreliable trade partners that have only tried to hurt Russia.

“They sought to drastically weaken our industry, finances, the service industry in our country, to create an insurmountable deficit of goods in our market, to destabilize the labor market, to degrade living standards for our citizens."

Not only has Russia recovered from these attacks, but it has also since that time recreated its economy, adapting it to Western aggression – and business has never been better, Putin contends.

The logistics involved with international trade in this new paradigm has allowed Russian businesses to grow and expand their networks with other friendly partners. Overall, there has been a net benefit to Russia's economy.

(Related: Did you know that Russia is considering launching an Oreshnik missile strike on the headquarters of Volodymyr Zelensky in Kiev?)

A new BRICS trading currency to bypass the U.S. dollar

The threat to Western hegemony is palpable now that Russia is also forging ahead with plans to create an alternative trading currency to the U.S. dollar (Federal Reserve Note). Russia is kicking butt and taking names, it sounds like, while the West flounders.
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December 09, 2024, 09:29:49 AM
paxmao, BADecker be so kind as to end your offtopic about Syria. In the section there is a topic with discussion of current events in Syria, there and continue the discussion, and here we are discussing Russia's war with Ukraine. Then don’t be outraged that your posts are deleted.
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December 09, 2024, 07:00:50 AM
Now, Al-Asad has left Siria and so has the Ruzzia fleet from the Tartus base - their only proper military base in the Mediterranean. No, Ruzzia cannot keep the game running.

https://www.reuters.com/world/russia-says-syrias-assad-has-left-country-given-orders-peaceful-power-handover-2024-12-08/

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Dec 8 (Reuters) - Syria's former President Bashar al-Assad is in Moscow with his family after Russia granted them asylum on humanitarian grounds, a Kremlin source told Russian news agencies on Sunday, and a deal has been done to ensure the safety of Russian military bases.

I can imagine the deal... Leave the base, it will then be safe.

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Losing Tartous would be a serious blow to Russia's ability to project power in the Middle East, the Mediterranean and Africa, say Western military analysts.
MILITARY PRESENCE IN DOUBT
Influential Russian war blogger "Rybar", who is close to the Russian Defence Ministry and has over 1.3 million followers on his Telegram channel, said the situation around the bases was a serious cause for concern whatever Moscow's official line.

You talk so interestingly about Syria in the thread about Russia's invasion of Ukraine, as if it would somehow help Ukraine. Ok, the Russian Aerospace Forces will no longer be distracted by Syria.
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