Re: #71 - Main news thread - conflicts, terrorism, crisis from around the globe

[Mr Badger]

After extensive nights of research, it’s clear that something is indeed going on with Russian military movement. It is not exercises. ‘Zapad-2021’ is still far away. Russia is sending soldiers/equipment from central mil districts towards Ukrainian borders 1/4 pic.twitter.com/aU3FE83s9Q

— ASB News / MILITARY (@ASBMilitary) April 4, 2021

Huzzah!

[noone]

Twisty question..
How likely do you think is that Zelensky is actually playing the Russian card, providing the reason for Russia to intervene rather sooner than later and giving it a path to recovering the East and eventually the whole South which in fact was always Russian?
Present status quo in Eastern Ukraine does not satisfy anyone.
Ukraine cannot become a stable state without the separation of Russian majority regions. The past years showed that the West will only suck Ukraine dry and they will never give a damn about it. Ukraine survival depends on good relations with Russia. There are already plenty other ethnic issues in Ukraine especially with Hungarians and Romanians.
Russia is not whole without the lands it got under Catherine the Great and that includes the East and the whole South. The rest of Ukraine, with deep Polish roots and the East mosaic of Poles, Romanians, Hungarians, Germans are of no interest to Russia imho.
Sanctions are already in place for Russia - not much can affect them anymore short of a full blown war.
Truth it, whatever NATO has in the region doesn't hold a candle to Russian might and I don't see them hurrying to move anything really meaningful in the area.

[Mr Badger]

FM Sergey #Lavrov: If the #US statements about #Russia being its "opponent", "enemy", "rival" or "competitor", are based on the desire to accuse us of the consequences of its own reckless policy, we can hardly have a serious conversation.

https://t.co/sWIipe4p5Q pic.twitter.com/FGydjlmre6

— MFA Russia (@mfa_russia) April 4, 2021

[Abacus]

"Trump was against such a conflic". And why then he sent thousands of troops to Europe and Baltics or why he scrapped INF? Trump did exactly what TPTB needed.

Russia cought TPTB unprepared twice. First time when swiftly took measures to protect Crime. 2nd time when launched military campaign in Syria. They needed time to prepare for confrontation, they tried to wear of Russian resources with ridiculous sanctions and Trump was there only to buy them more time and to discredite all the voices speaking against the globalist agenda.
That's why he was one term president. His disastrous job is done and TPTB has no more time left...

[Matjaz]

Twisty question..
How likely do you think is that Zelensky is actually playing the Russian card, providing the reason for Russia to intervene rather sooner than later and giving it a path to recovering the East and eventually the whole South which in fact was always Russian?
Present status quo in Eastern Ukraine does not satisfy anyone.
Ukraine cannot become a stable state without the separation of Russian majority regions. The past years showed that the West will only suck Ukraine dry and they will never give a damn about it. Ukraine survival depends on good relations with Russia. There are already plenty other ethnic issues in Ukraine especially with Hungarians and Romanians.
Russia is not whole without the lands it got under Catherine the Great and that includes the East and the whole South. The rest of Ukraine, with deep Polish roots and the East mosaic of Poles, Romanians, Hungarians, Germans are of no interest to Russia imho.
Sanctions are already in place for Russia - not much can affect them anymore short of a full blown war.
Truth it, whatever NATO has in the region doesn't hold a candle to Russian might and I don't see them hurrying to move anything really meaningful in the area.

I think that Russia has no territorial tendencies towards Ukraine. The notion that it has has always been Western propaganda. The so called Russian population in Ukraine is a no factor. They see themselves as Russian or Ukrainian, at its core it is the same thing. I get an impression that when westerners talk about this subject they feel like there is a backlash between the two ethnicities but its more complicated than this. Like I wrote, it doesn't matter that much, it is the same identity that they tried to twist in recent decades and make it a problem. In western Ukraine which was for the most part always under heavy European influence through history even as parts of Austria-Hungary empire or Lithuanian commonwealth, they have an inbred dislikeness towards Russia and they want to impose this behaviour on the rest of Ukraine, creating problems where there never was any problems.

If this war really happens, Russian goal will not be taking of Ukrainian lands. Main goal will be to destroy the leadership of UA and to disable extreme right components that fuel the schism of Ukrainian/Russian relationship. Russia does not need Ukrainian land and taking parts would be more of a problem then solution for Moscow. They don't gain anything by taking parts of UA.

[KneelB4Zod!]

Twisty question..
How likely do you think is that Zelensky is actually playing the Russian card, providing the reason for Russia to intervene rather sooner than later and giving it a path to recovering the East and eventually the whole South which in fact was always Russian?
Present status quo in Eastern Ukraine does not satisfy anyone.
Ukraine cannot become a stable state without the separation of Russian majority regions. The past years showed that the West will only suck Ukraine dry and they will never give a damn about it. Ukraine survival depends on good relations with Russia. There are already plenty other ethnic issues in Ukraine especially with Hungarians and Romanians.
Russia is not whole without the lands it got under Catherine the Great and that includes the East and the whole South. The rest of Ukraine, with deep Polish roots and the East mosaic of Poles, Romanians, Hungarians, Germans are of no interest to Russia imho.
Sanctions are already in place for Russia - not much can affect them anymore short of a full blown war.
Truth it, whatever NATO has in the region doesn't hold a candle to Russian might and I don't see them hurrying to move anything really meaningful in the area.

Interesting idea. But personally I don't think it's Zelensky who calls the shots. Armament supplies from NATO countries became more often in recent weeks and months. Also ceasefire agreement between Russia and Ukraine ended few days ago.
To me it looks like a part of the globalist plot. There are two possible outcomes - either there will be full fledged war with NATO jumping in (and, personally, I see this less possible) or they will throw Ukraine under the bus and will use local conflict as pretext for more sanctions (possible Nord Stream 2 cancellation, SWIFT restrictins etc.).
I see 2nd option more likely because they are cowards. They don't dare to openly invade even Syria or Iran. That's why they starve population instead of open agression...

[KneelB4Zod!]

It looks like Taliban spring campaign was launched...

CP torched, Humvee destroyed in Chapa Darah Valley, western #Kunar via @HamzaBadri123 #Afghanistan Rare opportunity to see #IEA fighter with helmet pic.twitter.com/aCpWvqkxMn

— Dr. Drexluddin Khan Spiveyzai Kayani (Drexy Baba) (@RisboLensky) April 4, 2021

#ANA commandos engaged by #Taliban militants in Gurgorak area of Puli Khumri #Baghlan last night resulting in a number of troopers killed/wounded, 2 APCs destroyed & rest forced flee#Afghanistan pic.twitter.com/XxqIqjpKyJ

— Islamic World Update (@islamicworldupd) April 4, 2021

[Matjaz]

Anyone knows are there NATO troops involved in the build up in Ukraine? Besides ships who opbviously are, are there any ground troops there?

[KneelB4Zod!]

SOLDIER SAYS SHE WAS SEXUALLY ASSAULTED BY 22 TROOPS AT OKLAHOMA BASE



https://theintercept.com/2021/04/02/female-soldier-sexual-assault-22-troops-fort-sill/?utm_campaign=theintercept&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social

[KneelB4Zod!]

Anyone knows are there NATO troops involved in the build up in Ukraine? Besides ships who opbviously are, are there any ground troops there?

Recently I know about "volunteers" stationed in the conflict zone. Hard to say if nazi supporters or paid mercs...

“#America is with us”

Lots of Mercenaries from #USA and #Europe joining Neo Nazi Voluntary Battalions in #Ukraine
Positions #APU #Donbass #Russia pic.twitter.com/gBpMU4kOFG

— Sukhoi Su-57 Felon (@I30mki) April 4, 2021

Definitely there are NATO troops in western Ukraine, Lviv etc. on "training" mission.

[KneelB4Zod!]

I laughed my ass off!

"Ukraine‘s successful transformation is important for democratisation of ; liberation of Russian citizens, indigenous people from the authoritarian regime."

Fun video of a Ukrainian politician imagining her visit to the future Idel-Ural state in what is Russia’s Volga region today. Idel-Ural is a Tatar-centric nationalist project which most prominently manifested itself as the namesake Hitler’s Ostlegionen unit. https://t.co/8KfEHCwDRB

— Leonid Ragozin (@leonidragozin) April 3, 2021

[noone]

Things are a lot more complex than this in Ukraine.
The East and South are mainly Russian while the center and West have a very complex structure.
While it was all Russian a millennia ago, the West and central areas have been under Polish and Lithuanian control for centuries. There was also the massive Jewish population and the West is has a very diverse mixture, with Northern Bucovina mainly ethnic Romanians and Poles, Austrians/Germans in Galicia. Transnistria has been artificially incorporated in Moldavia and the Moldavian/Turkish Budjak given to Ukraine. Hungary already gave passports to some ethnics from the western region. So far the Ukrainian policies have been very xenophobic, closing schools in ethnic languages and not recognizing minorities. Remember that one of the conflict reasons was the forced ukrainization and attempt to forbid the Russian language even before Yanukovich left. There is no education above grade five except in Ukrainian while officially 78% are declared Ukrainians and 17% Russians, 26.6% have Russian as first language and only 38% are affiliated to the Kyivan Patriarhate. Donbass is 74% Russian, Lughansk 68%, Zaporizhenia 48%, Crimea 77%, Kharkiv 44% and Odessa 42% by the Ukrainian stats.

[Matjaz]

Anyone knows are there NATO troops involved in the build up in Ukraine? Besides ships who opbviously are, are there any ground troops there?

Recently I know about "volunteers" stationed in the conflict zone. Hard to say if nazi supporters or paid mercs...

“#America is with us”

Lots of Mercenaries from #USA and #Europe joining Neo Nazi Voluntary Battalions in #Ukraine
Positions #APU #Donbass #Russia pic.twitter.com/gBpMU4kOFG

— Sukhoi Su-57 Felon (@I30mki) April 4, 2021

Definitely there are NATO troops in western Ukraine, Lviv etc. on "training" mission.

lol this dude is a meth head.

[Abacus]

(April 3, 2021) Former envoy: Al-Qaida linked leader an ‘asset’ to US Syria strategy
The former U.S. special envoy to Syria said in an interview excerpt published Friday that Al Qaida’s Syrian offshoot is an “asset” to U.S. strategy in Syria.
Ambassador James Jeffrey had told PBS News in March 2021 that the Islamist rebel group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham
was “least bad option of the various options on Idlib, and Idlib is one of the most important places in Syria,
which is one of the most important places right now in the Middle East.”
Jeffrey oversaw the Trump administration’s Syria policy until November 2020,
when he left the State Department in the wake of the election of President Joe Biden.”
responsiblestatecraft.org/2021/04/03/former-envoy-al-qaida-linked-leader-an-asset-to-us-syria-strategy/

[KneelB4Zod!]

Things are a lot more complex than this in Ukraine.
The East and South are mainly Russian while the center and West have a very complex structure.
While it was all Russian a millennia ago, the West and central areas have been under Polish and Lithuanian control for centuries. There was also the massive Jewish population and the West is has a very diverse mixture, with Northern Bucovina mainly ethnic Romanians and Poles, Austrians/Germans in Galicia. Transnistria has been artificially incorporated in Moldavia and the Moldavian/Turkish Budjak given to Ukraine. Hungary already gave passports to some ethnics from the western region. So far the Ukrainian policies have been very xenophobic, closing schools in ethnic languages and not recognizing minorities. Remember that one of the conflict reasons was the forced ukrainization and attempt to forbid the Russian language even before Yanukovich left. There is no education above grade five except in Ukrainian while officially 78% are declared Ukrainians and 17% Russians, 26.6% have Russian as first language and only 38% are affiliated to the Kyivan Patriarhate. Donbass is 74% Russian, Lughansk 68%, Zaporizhenia 48%, Crimea 77%, Kharkiv 44% and Odessa 42% by the Ukrainian stats.

It's not surprise that post-coup policies are very xenophobic. Only Bandera worshippers were willing to participate in bloody Maidan events. Nazi collaborators being nazi collaborators. It's ironic that neo-liberal western countries, with their multi-cultural Babylonian replica, support such kind of scumbags. Even more ironic that zionist state does the same.

It would be nice to see Odessa to be Russian again. Maybe Russia could link mainland with Transdnestria, too. However, I don't think Russia wants to take the whole Ukraine. Many Ukrainians has neutral stance towards Russia and wide military conflict would turn them against Moscow. And we all know how expensive, complicated and unsuccessfull occupation is.
Russia won't undergo such challenge, I think. That's why voentorg was given to regions where Russia is welcomed. To Donetsk and Lugansk. Even Kharkiv was not so determined in defense against the globalist threat.

If there will be open conflict between Russia and Ukraine then it will be similar to Georgian war. Ukrainian military installations will be destroyed, western supplied armament seized or eliminated and offensive capabilities eliminated for decades to come.

[Matjaz]

Things are a lot more complex than this in Ukraine.
The East and South are mainly Russian while the center and West have a very complex structure.
While it was all Russian a millennia ago, the West and central areas have been under Polish and Lithuanian control for centuries. There was also the massive Jewish population and the West is has a very diverse mixture, with Northern Bucovina mainly ethnic Romanians and Poles, Austrians/Germans in Galicia. Transnistria has been artificially incorporated in Moldavia and the Moldavian/Turkish Budjak given to Ukraine. Hungary already gave passports to some ethnics from the western region. So far the Ukrainian policies have been very xenophobic, closing schools in ethnic languages and not recognizing minorities. Remember that one of the conflict reasons was the forced ukrainization and attempt to forbid the Russian language even before Yanukovich left. There is no education above grade five except in Ukrainian while officially 78% are declared Ukrainians and 17% Russians, 26.6% have Russian as first language and only 38% are affiliated to the Kyivan Patriarhate. Donbass is 74% Russian, Lughansk 68%, Zaporizhenia 48%, Crimea 77%, Kharkiv 44% and Odessa 42% by the Ukrainian stats.

I want to emphasize again that in eastern Ukraine Russian population does not have majority. These are Ukrainians by ethnicity but prefer Russia over western Ukraine. And they even prefer Russian language over Ukrainian although they are Ukrainians. There is no backlash between Russian and Ukrainian entity because they feel it is the same thing. Once Ukrainian national ideas started to flourish, fueled mainly by Ukrainian patriots from Lviv area this became problem. You see the depths of complicity? Look, here is a presentation of Ukraine where its shown the percentage of Ukraine population. Even in Donetsk and Lughansk Oblast Ukrainians have majority with 58% in Lughansk and 57% in Donetsk.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/56/Ukraine_census_2001_Ukrainians.svg/525px-Ukraine_census_2001_Ukrainians.svg.png

But these people still prefer Russia although probably would feel most satisfied with Ukraine that would be favorable to Russia instead of Europe.

[KneelB4Zod!]

Anyone knows are there NATO troops involved in the build up in Ukraine? Besides ships who opbviously are, are there any ground troops there?

Recently I know about "volunteers" stationed in the conflict zone. Hard to say if nazi supporters or paid mercs...

“#America is with us”

Lots of Mercenaries from #USA and #Europe joining Neo Nazi Voluntary Battalions in #Ukraine
Positions #APU #Donbass #Russia pic.twitter.com/gBpMU4kOFG

— Sukhoi Su-57 Felon (@I30mki) April 4, 2021

Definitely there are NATO troops in western Ukraine, Lviv etc. on "training" mission.

lol this dude is a meth head.

They all are. Did you see the video with Ukrop killing himself with AK? They all are fucked in their heads.

[Matjaz]

I don't know how accurate this map is. It is from 2001 census. You can see that area with least Ukrainian population are Donetsk, Lughansk, Odessa and Crimea Oblast. Kharkiv is 70% Ukrainian.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/56/Ukraine_census_2001_Ukrainians.svg/525px-Ukraine_census_2001_Ukrainians.svg.png

[KneelB4Zod!]

(April 3, 2021) Former envoy: Al-Qaida linked leader an ‘asset’ to US Syria strategy
The former U.S. special envoy to Syria said in an interview excerpt published Friday that Al Qaida’s Syrian offshoot is an “asset” to U.S. strategy in Syria.
Ambassador James Jeffrey had told PBS News in March 2021 that the Islamist rebel group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham
was “least bad option of the various options on Idlib, and Idlib is one of the most important places in Syria,
which is one of the most important places right now in the Middle East.”
Jeffrey oversaw the Trump administration’s Syria policy until November 2020,
when he left the State Department in the wake of the election of President Joe Biden.”
responsiblestatecraft.org/2021/04/03/former-envoy-al-qaida-linked-leader-an-asset-to-us-syria-strategy/

Without reading the article I bet this is about Joulani, the guey who jumped from sucide vest to a suit. Ridiculous shit as usually. Whitewashing of terrorist is something so common in globalist playbook it can't surprise me anymore.
Even US generals speak about it as it is some kind of funny storry...

[Matjaz]

Anyone knows are there NATO troops involved in the build up in Ukraine? Besides ships who opbviously are, are there any ground troops there?

Recently I know about "volunteers" stationed in the conflict zone. Hard to say if nazi supporters or paid mercs...

“#America is with us”

Lots of Mercenaries from #USA and #Europe joining Neo Nazi Voluntary Battalions in #Ukraine
Positions #APU #Donbass #Russia pic.twitter.com/gBpMU4kOFG

— Sukhoi Su-57 Felon (@I30mki) April 4, 2021

Definitely there are NATO troops in western Ukraine, Lviv etc. on "training" mission.

lol this dude is a meth head.

They all are. Did you see the video with Ukrop killing himself with AK? They all are fucked in their heads.

Yea seen it, poor fucker. Why would anyone put a gun to his throat and play around like a kid is just childish behaviour. This ukie in the video got funny voice like from lolek and bolek cartoon

Funny how first thing he did was displayed american flag.

[Abacus]

Murad Gazdiev
@MuradGazdiev

14% of Ukraine’s budget in 2019 came from transiting Russian gas to Europe.

For Ukraine, restarting the civil war and is a chance to freeze the Nord Stream 2 pipeline
that would deprive it of billions of dollars. Callous and cruel, but cost effective

twitter.com/MuradGazdiev/status/1378625598701047809

[KneelB4Zod!]

Murad Gazdiev
@MuradGazdiev

14% of Ukraine’s budget in 2019 came from transiting Russian gas to Europe.

For Ukraine, restarting the civil war and is a chance to freeze the Nord Stream 2 pipeline
that would deprive it of billions of dollars. Callous and cruel, but cost effective

twitter.com/MuradGazdiev/status/1378625598701047809

RT
@RT_com
·
9m
Germany nearly tripled its purchases of Russian gas in the first 3 months of 2021

https://www.rt.com/business/520082-gazprom-gas-export-rise-europe/

[KneelB4Zod!]

Bryan MacDonald
@27khv
·
45s
"If Ukraine goes to war with Russia, Ukraine will lose, and the United States & NATO will not fight to save her. The consequences for Washington will be deep humiliation, and Russia will be driven into the arms of China"
- by @LievenAnatol.

https://responsiblestatecraft.org/2021/04/02/as-usual-official-washington-jumps-to-conclusions-over-ukraine-russia-skirmish/

[Matjaz]

Murad Gazdiev
@MuradGazdiev

14% of Ukraine’s budget in 2019 came from transiting Russian gas to Europe.

For Ukraine, restarting the civil war and is a chance to freeze the Nord Stream 2 pipeline
that would deprive it of billions of dollars. Callous and cruel, but cost effective

twitter.com/MuradGazdiev/status/1378625598701047809

RT
@RT_com
·
9m
Germany nearly tripled its purchases of Russian gas in the first 3 months of 2021

https://www.rt.com/business/520082-gazprom-gas-export-rise-europe/

USA as well...article from 2020

Its funny how they are allowed but Europe isn't.

Russia kept fuel oil exports to the United States close to its record-highs in the first six months of this year, as Washington looks to replace the heavy Venezuelan barrels it stopped buying a year ago, traders said and data showed.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-global-oil-russia-usa-idUSKCN24E1HN

[KneelB4Zod!]

Russian Orlan-10 UAV spotted in Venezuela. Wonder what other toys Maduro now has from Russia. pic.twitter.com/W2F0DT26CG

— ASB News / MILITARY (@ASBMilitary) April 4, 2021

[KneelB4Zod!]

Weapons taken by #Taliban #Helmand #Afghanistan pic.twitter.com/8yzp9U7n4T

— Dr. Drexluddin Khan Spiveyzai Kayani (Drexy Baba) (@RisboLensky) April 4, 2021

[Abacus]

Without reading the article I bet this is about Joulani, the guey who jumped from sucide vest to a suit. Ridiculous shit as usually. Whitewashing of terrorist is something so common in globalist playbook it can't surprise me anymore.
Even US generals speak about it as it is some kind of funny storry...

Yes you are right Jolani it is,
the good thing in the end is that this scum is being exposed piece by piece, so no more bullshit selling.

[KneelB4Zod!]

Epic. Watching biden successfully going upstairs...

:This is so good :#USA pic.twitter.com/FMbWIck8uj

— OSINT (@OSINT_X) April 3, 2021

[KneelB4Zod!]

Police dogs chase protesters through Castle Park. Officer shouts: “Move back or you will be bitten.” pic.twitter.com/LiFz8rC1RY

— Conor Gogarty (@ConorGogarty) April 4, 2021

[Abacus]

Don't Extradite Assange
@DEAcampaign

5th April 2010 #WikiLeaks released a classified US military video depicting the indiscriminate slaying
of over a dozen people in the Iraqi suburb of New Baghdad -- including two Reuters news staff.

twitter.com/DEAcampaign/status/1378671735478890500

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