I don’t think the crisis has been averted. It’s going to take a long time before energy prices get back to normal because restarting production can’t happen overnight. Just clearing the backlog of tankers in the gulf is going to take over a year. I also don’t see Israel stopping attacking Lebanon which means the fighting is likely to restart soon.
Trump wants to get out desperately, but he has no way out because Israel won’t play along. From Russian perspective it makes sense to play along though because it drives Europeans up the wall. And I don’t see what leverage he has left either.
And completely agree that strikes just serve to remind people in Russia why the war is necessary. The overall situation on the front won’t change, but it will help with firming up public support to remove the threat.
It does look like Russia is ramping up deep strikes on infrastructure especially now that the US ran out of patriots during their Iran fiasco. I think this will be significant over time, and affect logistics going forward which will accelerate the events on the front.
I saw a video just yesterday of some kid beating up TCK cause they took his dad. Yes, public is definitely starting to turn on them.
I don’t think the crisis has been averted. It’s going to take a long time before energy prices get back to normal because restarting production can’t happen overnight. Just clearing the backlog of tankers in the gulf is going to take over a year. I also don’t see Israel stopping attacking Lebanon which means the fighting is likely to restart soon.
Trump wants to get out desperately, but he has no way out because Israel won’t play along. From Russian perspective it makes sense to play along though because it drives Europeans up the wall. And I don’t see what leverage he has left either.
Based on the results of the G7 forum, we see that everything is repeating itself again. Trump has once again been talked into a false sense of security by the European ghouls, along with Zelensky. And all of this is precisely connected to the strikes deep into Russia.
Trump has once again sided with Ukraine, and the narrative that Russia must leave the occupied territories has also begun to be heard again. Trump no longer wants peace.
Moscow was bombed again today; this will become a frequent occurrence. The drones that strike Russia using artificial intelligence are American Hornet drones, which the US is testing in Ukraine. Yesterday, such a drone hit a bus carrying Belarusian children who were on their way to the Black Sea for a vacation.
Regarding fuel, every country has reserves, and until these reserves are replenished, the price of oil will not fall. Yes, the price of oil will remain high for some time. That is, if the agreement is signed. Let’s wait until Friday.
And completely agree that strikes just serve to remind people in Russia why the war is necessary.
Right now, everyone in Russia is demanding radical measures from Putin. It’s understandable: Everyone’s talking about bridges across the Dnieper. They’re very upset that this hasn’t been done yet. This is what I see in Russian chats and war-related public groups. You understand that after the latest strikes on Moscow, the demands will become louder.
No one could have imagined that the war would reach Moscow.
It does look like Russia is ramping up deep strike
In any case, the blows will be uneven, with the exception of the bridges across the Dnieper.
Russia will have to endure.
I saw a video just yesterday of some kid beating up TCK cause they took his dad. Yes, public is definitely starting to turn on them.
There’s a new trend now: a grandfather with a shovel)))
But that’s not what I’m talking about. I’m talking about a recent incident in Kyiv where several hundred people confronted the TCC and the police. The police and the TCC fled. This is the first such mass incident in Kyiv.
He’s a very interesting author; I’ve never heard of him.
I don’t think anybody takes what Trump says seriously at this point. He’ll say one thing than another, it literally changes day to day. What matters is that the US is exhausted now. They just lost a major war against Iran, their weapons stocks are depleted, and China has them by the balls. So, Trump is doing a bit of posturing right now, but it’s not going to translate into anything material because the coffers are empty.
And I can’t see Russia taking out the bridges because it’s almost certain they plan to use them. The goal of the Europeans is to provoke a big reaction right now so they can rally their public. The support for the war is at all time low in Europe right now, so they’re trying to put pressure on Putin to do something big to start scaring people how Russians are coming for them.
Artemov explains everything correctly, and reading his book really helped me see how American propaganda machine works a lot more clearly. The direct inspiration from the nazis and the evolution of the narrative was very interesting to read about as well.
I don’t think anybody takes what Trump says seriously at this point. He’ll say one thing than another, it literally changes day to day. What matters is that the US is exhausted now. They just lost a major war against Iran, their weapons stocks are depleted, and China has them by the balls. So, Trump is doing a bit of posturing right now, but it’s not going to translate into anything material because the coffers are empty.
As we expected, Bibi won’t allow the war to end, as that would mean the end of his career. Negotiations have broken down.
And I can’t see Russia taking out the bridges because it’s almost certain they plan to use them. The goal of the Europeans is to provoke a big reaction right now so they can rally their public. The support for the war is at all time low in Europe right now, so they’re trying to put pressure on Putin to do something big to start scaring people how Russians are coming for them.
They started destroying bridges across the Dnieper in the south. Where supplies come from Romania.
They turned on our hot water. Just so you understand, before the war, we never had hot water in the summer. The last time we had hot water in the summer was under the USSR. I still don’t understand how they do it. By the way, they bombed Thermal Power Plant 5 again yesterday, and the lights were flickering.
The support for the war is at all time low in Europe right now, so they’re trying to put pressure on Putin to do something big to start scaring people how Russians are coming for them.
Yes, there’s a massive propaganda campaign on TV, along with strikes deep into Russia. Yes, it’s putting pressure on ordinary people in Russia. This will continue for several more months.
By the way, let’s get back to our long-suffering sheep.
A Chinese proposal for interceptor drones for the Ukrainian Armed Forces has leaked online. These aren’t even dual-use items anymore. And you’re saying someone’s going to run out of something…)))) If it all goes wrong, the Chinese will help…)))))
This infuriates me so much, Comrade!
China is so mired in this capitalist shambles, where profit is king, that it’s disgusting to watch.
And China won’t sever relations with the US, just as the US won’t sever relations with China. Too much is tied to it, involving enormous mutual risks.
The US is imposing tariffs on Chinese goods. No, China isn’t offended by stopping supplying these goods; China is circumventing the sanctions by reselling the goods to the US through Mexico.
Artemov explains everything correctly, and reading his book really helped me see how American propaganda machine works a lot more clearly. The direct inspiration from the nazis and the evolution of the narrative was very interesting to read about as well.
This vile lie was exposed back in the USSR. Then the USSR collapsed, and we were forced to believe this nonsense again!!!
At the beginning of the video, the situation in the US is similar to the current situation in Russia. There’s also something going on with government bond rates and depositor confidence, only the numbers are different. All those forecasts can be projected onto Russia as well.
I also really liked that Ma was hit with US sanctions…)))
This can also be mirrored in Russia, where Russian oligarchs are hit with sanctions and are willing to do anything, even betrayal, to get the US to lift the sanctions. Oligarchs are saboteurs because their actions and intentions can run counter to state interests. Even if, as I’ve been told here, oligarchs in China have no influence over the state.
It’s hard to imagine how much of his money Ma has taken out of China. He’s essentially robbing the country.
Amazed it took them this long to finally start cutting supply lines from Europe.
No, I don’t think it will be systemic.
For now, everyone is waiting to see what Russia will do. There’s a strange silence.
Seems like what Russia is going to do is take Slavyansk and Kramatorsk at which point they will control all of Donbas and there’s going to be a big panic in the west. I personally agree with the analysis here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xgcv0PiLJTY
Basically, Russia is winning and right now situation is under control. Any type of escalation will introduce uncertainty, so there is little point to gamble by doing that.
I don’t think the crisis has been averted. It’s going to take a long time before energy prices get back to normal because restarting production can’t happen overnight. Just clearing the backlog of tankers in the gulf is going to take over a year. I also don’t see Israel stopping attacking Lebanon which means the fighting is likely to restart soon.
Trump wants to get out desperately, but he has no way out because Israel won’t play along. From Russian perspective it makes sense to play along though because it drives Europeans up the wall. And I don’t see what leverage he has left either.
And completely agree that strikes just serve to remind people in Russia why the war is necessary. The overall situation on the front won’t change, but it will help with firming up public support to remove the threat.
It does look like Russia is ramping up deep strikes on infrastructure especially now that the US ran out of patriots during their Iran fiasco. I think this will be significant over time, and affect logistics going forward which will accelerate the events on the front.
I saw a video just yesterday of some kid beating up TCK cause they took his dad. Yes, public is definitely starting to turn on them.
And American style propaganda does in fact have its origins with Goebbels, I might’ve sent this before. It explains everything very clearly. https://royallib.com/read/artemov_vladimir/psihologicheskaya_voyna_v_strategii_imperializma.html#0
Based on the results of the G7 forum, we see that everything is repeating itself again. Trump has once again been talked into a false sense of security by the European ghouls, along with Zelensky. And all of this is precisely connected to the strikes deep into Russia.
Trump has once again sided with Ukraine, and the narrative that Russia must leave the occupied territories has also begun to be heard again. Trump no longer wants peace.
Moscow was bombed again today; this will become a frequent occurrence. The drones that strike Russia using artificial intelligence are American Hornet drones, which the US is testing in Ukraine. Yesterday, such a drone hit a bus carrying Belarusian children who were on their way to the Black Sea for a vacation.
Regarding fuel, every country has reserves, and until these reserves are replenished, the price of oil will not fall. Yes, the price of oil will remain high for some time. That is, if the agreement is signed. Let’s wait until Friday.
Right now, everyone in Russia is demanding radical measures from Putin. It’s understandable: Everyone’s talking about bridges across the Dnieper. They’re very upset that this hasn’t been done yet. This is what I see in Russian chats and war-related public groups. You understand that after the latest strikes on Moscow, the demands will become louder. No one could have imagined that the war would reach Moscow.
In any case, the blows will be uneven, with the exception of the bridges across the Dnieper.
Russia will have to endure.
There’s a new trend now: a grandfather with a shovel)))
But that’s not what I’m talking about. I’m talking about a recent incident in Kyiv where several hundred people confronted the TCC and the police. The police and the TCC fled. This is the first such mass incident in Kyiv.
He’s a very interesting author; I’ve never heard of him.
His books are still very relevant today.
https://publ.lib.ru/ARCHIVES/A/ARTEMOV_Vladimir_L'vovich/_Artemov_V.L..html
I don’t think anybody takes what Trump says seriously at this point. He’ll say one thing than another, it literally changes day to day. What matters is that the US is exhausted now. They just lost a major war against Iran, their weapons stocks are depleted, and China has them by the balls. So, Trump is doing a bit of posturing right now, but it’s not going to translate into anything material because the coffers are empty.
And I can’t see Russia taking out the bridges because it’s almost certain they plan to use them. The goal of the Europeans is to provoke a big reaction right now so they can rally their public. The support for the war is at all time low in Europe right now, so they’re trying to put pressure on Putin to do something big to start scaring people how Russians are coming for them.
Artemov explains everything correctly, and reading his book really helped me see how American propaganda machine works a lot more clearly. The direct inspiration from the nazis and the evolution of the narrative was very interesting to read about as well.
As we expected, Bibi won’t allow the war to end, as that would mean the end of his career. Negotiations have broken down.
They started destroying bridges across the Dnieper in the south. Where supplies come from Romania.
They turned on our hot water. Just so you understand, before the war, we never had hot water in the summer. The last time we had hot water in the summer was under the USSR. I still don’t understand how they do it. By the way, they bombed Thermal Power Plant 5 again yesterday, and the lights were flickering.
Yes, there’s a massive propaganda campaign on TV, along with strikes deep into Russia. Yes, it’s putting pressure on ordinary people in Russia. This will continue for several more months.
By the way, let’s get back to our long-suffering sheep.
A Chinese proposal for interceptor drones for the Ukrainian Armed Forces has leaked online. These aren’t even dual-use items anymore. And you’re saying someone’s going to run out of something…)))) If it all goes wrong, the Chinese will help…)))))
This infuriates me so much, Comrade!
China is so mired in this capitalist shambles, where profit is king, that it’s disgusting to watch.
And China won’t sever relations with the US, just as the US won’t sever relations with China. Too much is tied to it, involving enormous mutual risks.
The US is imposing tariffs on Chinese goods. No, China isn’t offended by stopping supplying these goods; China is circumventing the sanctions by reselling the goods to the US through Mexico.
This vile lie was exposed back in the USSR. Then the USSR collapsed, and we were forced to believe this nonsense again!!!
Amazed it took them this long to finally start cutting supply lines from Europe.
oh and here’s how relations between China and the west are actually like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVOS6RVr6H0
At the beginning of the video, the situation in the US is similar to the current situation in Russia. There’s also something going on with government bond rates and depositor confidence, only the numbers are different. All those forecasts can be projected onto Russia as well.
I also really liked that Ma was hit with US sanctions…)))
This can also be mirrored in Russia, where Russian oligarchs are hit with sanctions and are willing to do anything, even betrayal, to get the US to lift the sanctions. Oligarchs are saboteurs because their actions and intentions can run counter to state interests. Even if, as I’ve been told here, oligarchs in China have no influence over the state.
It’s hard to imagine how much of his money Ma has taken out of China. He’s essentially robbing the country.
No, I don’t think it will be systemic.
For now, everyone is waiting to see what Russia will do. There’s a strange silence.
Seems like what Russia is going to do is take Slavyansk and Kramatorsk at which point they will control all of Donbas and there’s going to be a big panic in the west. I personally agree with the analysis here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xgcv0PiLJTY
Basically, Russia is winning and right now situation is under control. Any type of escalation will introduce uncertainty, so there is little point to gamble by doing that.