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US Reduces Support, Ukraine Is Dying (Faster) edition
Eternal Kill NATO sub-edition

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Evidence of the influence and origin of neo-Nazi groups in Ukraine

https://archive.ph/44B9Q
https://archive.ph/x1sRT#1323637
https://archive.ph/x1sRT#1323658
https://archive.ph/x1sRT#1323663
https://archive.ph/x1sRT#1323688
https://archive.ph/x1sRT#1323729
https://archive.ph/x1sRT#1323733
https://archive.ph/x1sRT#1323731
https://archive.ph/x1sRT#1323735
https://archive.ph/x1sRT#1323740

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ALWAYS APPROACH SOURCES CRITICALLY

Live maps and updates
DeepStateMap: https://deepstatemap.live
Events in Ukraine: https://eventsinukraine.substack.com/
SouthFront: https://southfront.press/category/all-articles/world/europe/ukraine/

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Watch By Yourself
>Video Essays / Historical Background
📺 • Ukraine: The Avoidable War - Boy Boy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LL4eNy4FCs8

📺 • Ukraine's Nazi Problem - The Marxist Project
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yZvWAwU5W4

📺 • America, Russia, and Ukraine's Far Right - Gravel Institute
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0pyVJG7_6Q

📺 • The Nature of Putin's Russia and Its Causes (3-Part Series) - 1Dime
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8d6Vzi7zYg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zODWTfMwFGw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Zuygh9Mzuo

<Current Happenings

📺 • The Grayzone: https://www.youtube.com/@thegrayzone7996
📺 • DDGeopolitics: https://www.youtube.com/@DDGeopolitics
📺 • Defense Politics Asia: https://www.youtube.com/@DefensePoliticsAsia
📺 • The Duran: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdeMVChrumySxV9N1w0Au-w
📺 • The News Atlas: https://www.youtube.com/c/thenewatlas
📺 • Military Summary: https://www.youtube.com/@militarysummary

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It's over for Russia

5 more centimeters in the upcoming weeks, zizters

>>2365687
Fuck off Ukrainian nafoid and cia shill. This week Russia got a whole village with literally one building!

Oh the malevolence, oh the humanity (golden billion rather)
Whatever will we do, Russia is not winning fast enough
Maybe try another Afghanistan adventure. Iran clearly is way above your weight class.

CUCKTIN DO SOMETHING FOR FUCK'S SAKE

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>The "Russian Shared Values Visa," officially known as the Temporary Residence Permit (TRP) for individuals who embrace traditional Russian values, was introduced in August 2024. This program is part of Russia's response to what it perceives as the harmful effects of Western neoliberal policies.

>No Russian language requirements

>No immigration quota
>No education or experience requirements

>The Temporary Residence Permit allows to stay in Russia for three years, then the immigration status must be converted into the Permanent Residency. Citizenship application can be submitted after 5 years of living in Russia with the PR.


>Main applicant must be at least 18 years old, to be in a good health and have no criminal record. Children under 18 years old can apply together with their parents.

Why are there so many libs? Did we get american election tourists again bc of this Indian
Fuck's sake
can we get two months without a new sham of a political event over there?
I need to fucking go away till summer is over.

>>2365687
>>2365690
>had to samefag because no (You)s after seven minutes
Embarrassing

>>2365703
What is the problem. A bit devil's advocate here. Let's say they get a relevant number of "tradishunal" tards from the west and China (Taiwan).
A retard can fabricate a bullet, provided the requisite instruction and equipment, yes?

>>2365690
3 centimeters in the upcoming months, zizters

lol. get loosed, uke cunts.
US halts some weapons shipments to Ukraine
Missiles for Patriot air defence systems and Hellfire missiles are among items being held back, according to US media.
<https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/7/2/us-halts-some-weapons-shipments-to-ukraine

The duality of Ukraine shills
>Ukraine will never stop until it achieves full restoration of 1991 borders!
<Not that village though, no one cares about a village.

>"Hatred of the Soviet people became the defining core of Maoism". Excerpt from 1971 Soviet propaganda film "Night Over China".

>>2365720
What does he say about anti-semitism at the end? lol.

Another stupid zigger thread, I wonder how much the russian shills are getting paid to grifte dumb people into beliving in zigger propaganda.

>>2365723
Kopeks in comparison to USAID agents

>>2365723
This killed every zigger in this thread

>>2365723
Crimea beach party in 2027!


How are my eastern european libs doin?

>>2365729
Crying about the US pulling their support I imagine

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Randomly stumbled upon this, dunno where to post. Lushkoff was one of the sources for a claim that Great Purge has happened.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genrikh_Lyushkov says:

>However in 1979, Yutaka Takeoka, who was a young intelligence officer and Lyushkov's handler at the end of the war, admitted publicly that he executed Lyushkov on the evening of 19 August 1945.


In other words, Japanese "former" glowie tried to prove that the guy existed, and wasn't a random imposter they were using to create "credible" propaganda pieces against USSR, by claiming that the fact that Lyushkoff simply vanished was explained by Japan executing him so that he won't spill Japanese secrets to Soviets, lmao

Also also, 2nd pic, holy shit, I didn't know that USSR DIDN'T RENEW NON-AGGRESSION TREATY WITH JAPAN AND WASN'T EVEN BREAKING ANY DEALS WITH JAPAN BY ATTACKING, LMAO. In other words, USSR suffering 20k losses to kill 198k Japanese was against a prepared enemy who was mobilized and notified in advance

Third pic: sources in https://2024.sci-hub.st/3426/a902d9b3151ccd2b9cdf1f4d54c9afff/coox1998.pdf source from wiki

Best military nerd youtube channels?

>>2365764
Military Summmary. Uses sources from both sides, doesn't make exorbitant claims, has a consistent mapping policy, is not a shill for either side, is not a rightoid.

>>2365808
(Some of their thumbnails are a little bit clickbait-ish but that's just YouTube for you. The content is serious)

Also they update every day.

>>2365764
History Legends is good and in-depth. He is not a nerd, tho

>>2365723
You think the Soviet Union fighting Nazi Germany was an interimperialist war

If you wanna know literally every single meter of potential advance, military summary. If you wanna know what happened previous month, history legend.

>>2365846
So do you think the Soviet Union fighting Nazi Germany was interimperialist or not?

>>2365840
Unironically a zigger would support nazi germany because is a fighting "British imperialism", only a dumb zigger would spin a imperialist wars as something good becuase isn't coming from another imperialist country, also, daily reminder that russian paid shill are manipulating dumb retarded here and elsewhere in the internet, the FSB shills doens't stop.

>>2365853
>and today Russia is a more insidious imperialist force than Ukraine and it's that simple.
More insidious than the EU? Than The Americans and their NATO?
Didn't you tell us before you also live in the UK, or a different anon??

>>2365853
>>2365856
>>2365857
Oh you’re a liberal. Sorry I thought you were an ultra, but you’re just retarded

>>2365849
You think the Soviet a Union fighting Nazi Germsny was an interimperialist war

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>BREAKING: White House confirms it has halted weapons that Ukraine was scheduled to receive, including PAC3 Patriots, 155mm artillery rounds, GMLRS, Stinger, AIM-7, and Hellfire missiles.

(pic unrelated)

>>2365871
Zelensky should have wore that suit

>>2365856
Death To The AFU!

suck it. you're part of the problem

>>2365871
Europe will pick up the slack so Russia won't drive to Kiev anytime soon but it puts a wedge between the US and Europe which is always good, maybe it will somewhat undo the damage cucktin did unifying NATO

>>2365879
yeah, europe is loaded with AD and artillery stocks. i'm sure it will be fine

>>2365864
liberalism is when you don't regurtitate banal us vs. them nation-state politics

>>2365881
Russia is pretty weak so they don't need to send much to keep them grinding.

>>2365879
>Europe will pick up the slack
europes only course of action is to escelate the war with Russia as they see ukraine as vital to the european security architecture, this makes the war diplomatically unsolvable from the perspective of the europeans as Russia won

>>2365886
Russia has not won you brainwashed chauvinist or you would not feel like idealistically correcting reality on this thread

>>2365888
Russia did not lose

>>2365888
oh, you're a libtard. my mistake in engaging

>>2365883
>erm that’s actually really immature to not recognise that the imperialist alliance that puts petrol in my car is nothing special or unique compared to the states the imperialist alliance are trying to take petrol from

>>2365890
libtard says the duginist lol

>>2365896
any refutation on the warmonger europeans soon to declare war on Russia or are you just unhappy with someone pointing out the fact that Russia is in a better position now than they were before 2022

Which country russia is invading next?

>>2365868
Still you don't deny that ziggers would support nazi germany because it was fighting "british imperialism", zigger are so simple minded that they think supporting another country imperialist war is somehow supporting fighting other imperialist country, imagine tray to spin a invasion of a weak country by a bigger one as not straight up imperialism, lmao.

>I fucking love militarism

WW2 was an interimperialist conflict

>>2365918
It was, until Germans have attacked USSR

>>2365921
That too was an interimperialist conflict. Le soyviets sided with le western bourgeosie and carved up yurop into zone of le influence.(USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST)

>>2365840
It was though

>muh fsb
>support ukraine
Ukraine is also imperialist. Their bourgeosie is

>zigger
>westoid
This thread is le enemy of le proletariat. Always was

The lion rapes the gazelle who rapes the grass
Everything in existence is imperialist.
Go on, try to refute it
You can't

>You know, the banana republicans aren't communists, right? So why are you picking sides? Are you a fascist?

>>2365912
all of them

>>2365925
Yeah so if your brainwashing makes you say something that stupid, why should you be taken seriously on anything at all

How can I marry her?

Awesome seeing my taxmoney in good use with all these new & extra stupid NAFO/EU shills cluttering the thread with low effort shitspam

>>2366023
this whole website is far shitter than any communist, or communist adjacent subs on plebbit. just name calling and low effort bait 24/7

>>2366045
It's still an imageboard at the end of the day, effortposts are rare but usually quite a bit more thoughtful than the average reddit regurgitation of big thoughts from big names for big returns with upvotes.

>>2365757
It’s funny how English Wikipedia makes it seem like his wife and daughter disappeared forever, but the Russian one mentions his wife was arrested for less than a year and lived in Latvia with his daughter until 1990 lol

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>>2366094
Imposter was a different guy from the real one. I assume the real one was gulagged and shot, and the imposter lived on to spread propaganda. It is a fact, for example, that Japanese have married him - with a living wife and daughter - to a white emigre living in Harbin

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>>2365720
You know, when you see how Maoists act, you realize that the "Soviet social-imperialists" were right all along. If Deng hadn't marginalized the Gang of Four, there would be no PRC today. Then we'd really be in the blackest reaction,
>>2365724
>Kopeks in comparison to USAID agents
You know, I honestly wish that I was paid to do this. I'd at least get to live somewhere fit for human habitation.

>>2366183
A stalinist transhumanist? Are mods stalinist transhumanists?

>>2365894
>I support them bc they control the oil supply

>>2366200
And how dare they, right?

Ukr#1: Ukraine can't do shiet;
Ukr#2: it's ogre;
Ukr#3: gg hf

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So what kind of cope is this tire thingy? Are we expecting the west to copy it?

>>2366290
It’s quite specific over where they’re placing the tires, people suggest it’s somehow anti-drone protection or some way of confusing missiles, but if that was the case then why so accurately placed?

The only guess I can think of is maaaaaybe they’re placed specifically over the fuel tanks and hope is that a drone attack could set fire to the tires which *might* snuff out oxygen and put out the fuel fire and I guess that’s preferable because it won’t fuck the fuel system?

>>2366342
Or stop the fire spreading, again if the tire fire is starving the fuel of oxygen to burn with, while the tires are easier to jettison from the aircraft

>>2366290
It's probably not even anti-drone, maybe it's some kind of protection against overheating metal

>>2365913
>imagine tray to spin a invasion of a weak country by a bigger one as not straight up imperialism, lmao.
Imperialism isnt just when bigger country invades smaller country you dumbfuck, read Lenin, anti-Ziggerism is now more annoying than supposed "Ziggers" ever were.

>>2366290
its protection against ai systems that can find the planes faster than a human can with satellite data

>>2366208
>its MY oil, MINE!

>>2366208
>noooooo we must protect porkie property you dont understand

>>2366183
If you think that ended with Mao and the Gang of Four, then read Deng's speeches about the Soviet Union.

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Oh no hoholbros
oh no no no


>>2366676
Lin Biao should have won the powerstruggle

>>2366632
Yes, I believe that's generally the attitude at NATO HQ

>>2366672
>>2365940

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Oil?

>>2365721
>With bitterness we must realize that it (maoism) can no longer exist without rabid anti-sovietism
Anti-sovietism, not antisemitism lol

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https://www.politico.eu/article/uk-germany-mutual-defense-treaty-nation-olaf-scholz-joint/
UK and Germany prepare to sign wide-ranging mutual defense treaty

>Key chapters include one devoted to defense, building on the Trinity House Agreement signed last year, which sets out that any strategic threat to one country would represent a threat to the other.


>This would give Germany a mutual assistance clause with both of Europe’s nuclear powers, in line with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s desire to strengthen the continent’s deterrent separately from the U.S.


>While the treaty will likely reaffirm the commitment of both nations to NATO as the cornerstone of their collective defense, the clause’s inclusion underlines the push for European allies to work more closely on security as the U.S. pulls back from the transatlantic defense alliance.

>>2366784
what counts as a strategic threat?

>>2366820
Internal protests

The Latest Trouble In Russian-Azerbaijani Relations Might Be Part Of A Turkish-US Powerplay

https://korybko.substack.com/p/natos-procurement-corruption-scandal

<By Andrew Korybko, a Moscow-based American political analyst who specializes in the global systemic transition to multipolarity in the New Cold War. He has a PhD from MGIMO, which is under the umbrella of the Russian Foreign Ministry. Originally published at his website


>Russian-Azerbaijani relations are in trouble as a result of two scandals. The first concerns the recent police raid against suspected ethnic Azeri criminals in Yekaterinburg, during which time two of them died in circumstances that are now being investigated. That prompted Baku to officially complain to Moscow, after which a vicious infowar campaign was launched on social media and even among some publicly financed outlets as well alleging that Russia is “Islamophobic”, “imperialist”, and “persecuting Azeris”.


>This was shortly thereafter followed by a police raid on Sputnik’s office in Baku, which had been operating in a legal gray zone after the authorities moved to effectively shut it down in February, thus resulting in the detainment of several Russians. That earlier decision was suspected to be connected to Azerbaijan’s displeasure with Russia’s response to late December’s airline tragedy in the North Caucasus that was caused by a Ukrainian drone attack at the time. Readers can learn more about it here and here.


>Before determining who’s responsible for the latest trouble in bilateral ties, it’s important to recall the larger context within which all of this is unfolding. Prior to late December’s incident, Russian-Azerbaijani relations were proceeding along a very positive trajectory in accordance with the strategic partnership pact that President Ilham Aliyev agreed to with Putin on the eve of the special operation in late February 2022. That built upon Russia’s role in mediating an endto the Second Karabakh War in November 2020.


>More recently, Putin visited Baku last August, the significance of which was analyzed here and here. This was followed by Aliyev visiting Moscow in October in connection with the CIS Heads of State Summit. Shortly before late December’s airline tragedy, Aliyev then gave an extended interview to Rossiya Segodnya head Dmitry Kiselyov in Baku, where he elaborated on Azerbaijan’s multi-aligned foreign policy and newfound suspicions of the West’s regional intentions towards the South Caucasus.


>On that topic, the Biden Administration sought to exploit Armenia’s loss in the Second Karabakh War to more radically turn it against Russia and thus transform the country into a joint French-US protectorate for dividing-and-ruling the region, which worsened relations with Azerbaijan. The Trump Administration appears to be reconsidering that, however, and might have even agreed to let Armenia become a joint Azeri-Turkish protectorate instead. It’s this perception that’s driving the latest unrest in Armenia.


>From Russia’s perspective, the French-US protectorate scenario could spark another regional war that might spiral out of control with unpredictable consequences for Moscow if they weaponize the revival of Armenian revanchism. Similarly, the Azeri-Turkish protectorate scenario could turbocharge Turkiye’s rise as a Eurasian Great Power if it leads to an expansion of its influence (especially military) in Central Asia. The ideal scenario is therefore for Armenia to return to its traditional status as a Russian ally.


>Having explained the context within which the latest trouble is unfolding, it’s now time to determine who’s responsible. Objectively speaking, the Azerbaijani authorities overreacted to the recent police raid in Yekaterinburg, which signaled to civil society that it’s acceptable (at least for now) to wage a vicious infowar campaign against Russia. Some officials with an unclear connection to Aliyev then authorized the raid on Sputnik’s office as an escalation under the implied pretext of an asymmetrical response.


>Given the ambiguity about Aliyev’s role in Azerbaijan’s overreactions, it’s premature to conclude that he decided to jeopardize the strategic ties with Russia that he himself cultivated, though he must still take responsibility even if mid-level officials did this on their own. That’s because Baku’s official complaint to Moscow and its raid on Sputnik’s office are state actions, unlike the recent police raid in Yekaterinburg, which is a local action. He’ll thus likely have to talk to Putin sometime soon to resolve everything.


>The abovementioned observation doesn’t explain why mid-level officials might have overreacted to the Yekaterinburg police raid, which can be attributed to the deep-seated resentment that some have against Russia and speculative foreign influence. Regarding the first, some Azerbaijanis (but importantly not all and seemingly not the majority) harbor such sentiments, while the second might be linked to the scenario of the US letting Armenia becoming a joint Azeri-Turkish protectorate.


>To elaborate, the US and France would struggle to turn Armenia into their own joint protectorate due to Georgia successfully repelling several rounds of Biden-era Color Revolution unrest, which aimed to pressure the government into opening up a “second front” against Russia and toppling it if it refused. The military logistics required for turning Armenia into a bastion from which they could then divide-and-rule the region therefore are no longer reliable since they could only realistically run through Georgia.


>Accordingly, the Trump Administration might have decided to cut their predecessor’s strategic losses by “giving” Armenia to Turkiye and Azerbaijan, which would repair the troubled ties that he inherited with both. In exchange, the US might have requested that they take a harder line towards Russia if the opportunity emerges, knowing that neither will sanction it since that would harm their own economies but hoping that a future situation would develop to serve as the pretext for escalating political tensions.


>Mid-level officials wouldn’t be privy to such talks, but the aforesaid speculative request could have trickled down to them from their superiors, some of whom might have implied state approval for overreacting to any forthcoming “opportunity”. This sequence of events could bestow Aliyev with the ability to “plausibly deny” his role in events as part of a de-escalation deal with Putin. The whole purpose of this charade might be to signal to Russia that a new order is forming in the broader region.


>As was earlier explained, that order could be a Turkish-led one upon Ankara and Baku subordinating Armenia as their joint protectorate, after which they’d streamline military logistics across its territory to turn the “Organization of Turkic States” (OTS) into a major force along Russia’s entire southern periphery. To be clear, the OTS isn’t controlled by the West, but its Turkish leader and increasingly equal Azerbaijani partner could still autonomously advance the West’s strategic agenda vis-à-vis Russia in that scenario.


>Just like the US and France have unreliable military logistics to Armenia, so too does Russia, so it could struggle to deter an Azerbaijani(-Turkish?) invasion of its nominal but wayward CSTO ally if Baku (and Ankara?) exploits its latest unrest (such as if Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan falls). Moreover, the most optimal branch of the North-South Transport Corridor (NSTC) runs through Azerbaijan, which could block it if Russia takes decisive action in defense of Armenia (however limited due to the special operation).


>To be clear, Russia has no intention to fight Azerbaijan, but Azerbaijan’s overreaction to the recent police raid in Yekaterinburg might be a ploy to preemptively craft the perception that Russia “backed down” as a result if Moscow doesn’t take decisive action to deter Baku if regional tensions over Armenia worsen. Had it not been for that raid, then perhaps some other pretext would have been exploited or concocted, but the point is that Russia and Azerbaijan have polar opposite visions of Armenia’s geopolitical future.


>That same future is pivotal for the future of the broader region as was written, but Russia has limited means for shaping the course of events due to its complex strategic interdependence with Azerbaijan vis-à-vis the NSTC and its understandable military prioritization of the special operation. The preceding constraints are self-evident, and Aliyev (and Erdogan?) might be preparing to take advantage of them, emboldened as he(/they?) might be by Russia’s perceived setback in Syria after Assad’s downfall.


>Azerbaijan is aware of its irreplaceable role in turbocharging allied Turkiye’s rise as Eurasian Great Power, which is dependent on subordinating Armenia in order to then streamline the OTS’ military logistics between Asia Minor and Central Asia via the South Caucasus. If Aliyev came to believe that his country has a brighter future as part of a Turkish-led regional order instead of a Russian-led one, especially if the US signaled approval of this as speculated, then Baku’s overreaction to recent events makes more sense.


>The Moscow-mediated Armenian-Azerbaijani ceasefire of November 2020 calls for the creation of a Russian-controlled corridor across Armenia’s southern Syunik Province, which Baku calls the “Zangezur Corridor”, for connecting both parts of Azerbaijan. Pashinyan hitherto refused to implement this due to pressure from the West and the Armenian diaspora therein, but if Trump decided to “give” Armenia to Azerbaijan and Turkiye instead, then he might do it but only after squeezing Russia out of this route.


>Russian control would prevent Turkiye from streamlining its military logistics to Central Asia through this corridor for the purpose of replacing Russia’s influence there with its own as part of a grand strategic powerplay that autonomously aligns with the Western agenda in the pivotal Eurasian Heartland. Azerbaijan (and Turkiye?) might therefore invade Syunik if their envisaged client Pashinyan either flip-flops on squeezing Russia out or before Russia is invited into there by a new government if he falls.


>The consequences of Turkiye obtaining unhindered military access to Central Asia through either sequence of events could be disastrous for Russia since its influence there is already being challenged by Turkiye, the EU, and even the UK, which just signed a two-year military agreement with Kazakhstan. That country, with whom Russia shares the longest land border in the world, has been pivoting towards the West as was assessed here in summer 2023 and this troubling trend could easily accelerate in that event.


>Reflecting on all this insight, the latest trouble in Russian-Azerbaijani relations might therefore be part of a Turkish-US powerplay, one which Trump could have agreed to with Erdogan and Aliyev later jumped on board but might still have his doubts. That would account for his “plausibly deniable” role in Azerbaijan’s overreaction to recent events. If taken to its conclusion, this powerplay could risk Azerbaijan becoming Turkiye’s junior partner with time, which he’s thus far sought to avoid through his multi-alignment policy.


>If that’s the case, then it might not be too late for Putin to avert this scenario so long as he can convince Aliyev that Azerbaijan has a brighter future as part of a different regional order, one that would center on Azerbaijan continuing its Russo-Turkish balancing act instead of turbocharging Turkiye’s rise. The NSTC could figure prominently in this paradigm, but the problem is that Azerbaijan’s ties with Iran and India are very strained right now, so he’d have to prospectively mediate a rapprochement for this to happen.


>Anyhow, the point is that it’s premature to assume that the latest trouble in Russian-Azerbaijani relations is the new normal or that it might even precede a seemingly inevitable crisis, though both possibilities are nonetheless credible and should be taken seriously by the Kremlin just in case. The best-case scenario is that Aliyev and Putin soon hold a call to amicably resolve the issues that have abruptly toxified their ties otherwise the worst might be yet to come and it could be disadvantageous for both.

Which country Russia is invading next?

>>2365703
looks like the bill engvall show is getting new syndication at karusel

>>2367603
Itself. Civil war in 5 years when Russia still has not won and the majority realize Cucktin is retarded.

>>2367603
kazakhstan, georgia, azerbeijan or armenia
maybe belarus depending on how ukrainians fare after war

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russians blew up a TCC centre in poltava with drones, reaction from ukrainians is how you'd expect it to be
there was a similar attack on a recruitment centre in kryvi rih a few days ago, so this might be a new trend, especially if zelensky decides to lower the age of mobilization

>>2367839
WOW it only took THREE fucking YEARS before Cucktin realized that blowing up the places where Ukraine recroooootsss new soldiers is a good idea.

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>>2367839
>Putin uncucks the second the US stop funding Ukraine.
Uh, interesting.

>>2366023
>Awesome seeing my taxmoney in good use with all these new & extra stupid NAFO/EU shills cluttering the thread with low effort shitspam
Lol for real we pissed them off. They don't even bother to try and argue the war or theory. It's just seething


>>2367755
Why these countries?

Sooo is Russia still on track to pull a Sino Soviet Split 2.0? Is jungle gang going MAGA?

>>2368029
uranium, gas, access to middle east
identity issues

>>2368023
Jesus, if it cracks a car windshield like that, what would it do to your eardrums?

>>2368064
>identity issues
What?

>>2367934
Dog the walls are literally crumbling around the narrative you've been peddling for nearly three years straight and it's honestly a bit sad to see you in such denial. Maybe you really were a Based Western nationalism shill all along.

>>2368070
to continue upholding their adopted slavic identity russians need to lord over actually slavic people and/or lands where actual slavic people come from
if by any chance ukrainians don't fuck up rebuilding their country their living standard will increase dramatically which will lead belaruses to reevaluate their civilizational orientation which in turn will make it imperative for russia to reign belaus in by any means necessary

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>>2368053
No? What a dumb thing to ask.

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>>2368095
>if by any chance ukrainians don't fuck up rebuilding their country their living standard will increase dramatically which will lead belaruses to reevaluate their civilizational orientation
You absolute moron the pro-West Ukrainian leaders couldn't even surpass Belarusian economic indicators DURING PEACETIME before Russia invaded and you expect them to magically become rich when they're selling off everything to Wall St.? God you westoids are so retarded. If anything Ukraine's best shot at actually developing is losing to Russia and then ending up as Belarus 2.0.

>>2368101
We'll see what today's talks portend. If I were China I would immediately begin fortifying the northeast border with Russia.

>>2368124
>Russia is going to invade China bro trust me bro Russia can't even protect their airplanes in the far east from getting blown up by Ukrainian drones but they are totally ready for a military campaign against China dude please trust me PLEASE SEND THE PLA TO THE BORDER TO PUT MORE PRESSURE ON RUSSIA PLEASE BRO PLEASE
no.

>>2368128
>I must sow the seeds of a new Sino-Russia split on a Mongolian basket-weaving forum

China bowed to usa

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Ziggers ITT

>>2368121
they've already been a belarus 2.0 between '91 and '10. as a matter of fact first russian invasion was in the middle of a small civil war caused by tensions of oligarch factions using their own paramilitaries against each other

Post smo mge brothers

>>2368129
>>2368128
>>I must sow the seeds of a new Sino-Russia split
as long as containment of russia continues this is inevitable: russia is forced to hang onto china and the chinese are not running a charity
it's only eight years between erection of berlin wall and sino-soviet border war meanwhile russia is a lot more isolated than ussr was

China is capitalist. It WILL betray The Motherland

>>2368142
>they've already been a belarus 2.0 between '91 and '10
>tensions of oligarch factions
Wrong they were never a Belarus. The first thing Lukashenko did after taking control was to crush the developing Belarusian oligarchy through re-nationalization. There was no such equivalent process in Ukraine. Ukrainians bought into le free market meme and got fucked. Even supposed "pro Russian" presidents like Yanukovych were open to joining the EU and only declined because they finally realized it would destroy what little was left of Ukraine's economy.

>>2368162
>The first thing Lukashenko did after taking control was to crush the developing Belarusian oligarchy through re-nationalization.
… and through redistribution made his wallets into new oligarchy. it's a wild ride the second his authority falters.

>>2368079
Yup, any time now there's gonna be a grand US-Ukraine comeback.

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>>2368172
No because the majority of the economy is run by the state and the bureaucrats in charge constantly cycle out and can be punished repeatedly for corruption or breaking the law (even opposition sites will admit this and report on when state managers get arrested).

Lukashenko took power with Soviet loyalists from the security services and was backed by the workers and peasantry against the liberal intelligentsia and nationalists. He and the KGB had to fight street battles against the BPF and execute bandits and thieves.

Liberal cope ascribing the entire Belarusian economy to Lukashenko's family is wrong. Belarus has one of the lowest income inequality indicators in the entire world (GINI index) and low levels of social stratification. Clearly, heavy levels of redistribution are occurring.

>>2368201
A reactionary will always tell you you're wrong, but will never tell you how.

>>2368203

If Belarus is so nice why dont you go live there? Or why doenst anyone wants to live there?

No seriously, how does on respond to this?

>>2368207
I moved to another socialist country (not saying which because fuck your doxxing and low effort bait). Belarus was my first choice and I would have preferred to move to Belarus but the local Belarusian embassy never responded to my requests for a work visa and I figured that if I flew over there they would automatically suspect me of being a western spy and kick me out for not having any documents.

>>2368207
Because when they defeat our dogshit government, they will need collaborators. :^)

>>2368201
You mean a grand US-Israel-Russia comeback. I will happily watch as PLA drones and J-10s destroy the remnants of the putrid realism you've been peddling.

>>2368207

My usual response to why I don't move to China is that there are no white bitches. In Belarus's case it's because I don't speak Russian and unlike you retarded rootless cosmopolitans I like having cultural and social ties to the country I live in.

>>2368218
Spooked.

>>2368218
>My usual response to why I don't move to China is that there are no white bitches.
NGL that may be THE single most retarded reason for refusing to move to a country that I've ever heard anyone admit to in any setting. Especially in the year 2025. Makes me think you've never even dated before.

>Unlike you retarded rootless cosmopolitans I like having cultural and social ties to the country I live in.

So do I. No one grows up hating their own homeland. Unfortunately when the neoliberals have so fucked up your nation and no one is protesting, organizing, or waging struggle against the government, but instead jumping on right wing bullshit and arguing for the continued intensification of capitalism, there's nothing left to save. The way I see it my people have to demonstrate that they want socialism and if not then they lose my loyalty for staying as total retards. I tried. I volunteered for socialist orgs, I joined unions, I talked to all of my immediate family members as well as close friends, to try to convince them the country was going to become a complete shithole and I was met with indifference, blank stares, and vehement denials and they all ended up voting for right wingers anyways. Why invest so much time and energy and patience for a retarded people who wouldn't bother to grab a life-jacket even if they were actively drowning? They can enjoy choking on Milton Friedman's dick from now until eternity if they want that so badly.

Pbs did a new 1 hour documentary on al sharaa and Syria post Assad. They interviewed a lot of people including those in government there and surrounding groups it's pretty interesting to watch

https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/documentary/syria-after-assad/

>>2368215
yea actually both sides are going to join another war, then win together against the world. im very afraid now

Being like
>well if you hate this country so much, why don’t you move to Russia/China/North Korea!?
<an aside, they’re all places I’d love to live in for a few years at least
Is simple chauvinism, because the assumption is that such nations are lawless shitholes where your based western/whiteness would immediately grant you access to any shithole in the world.

>>2368329
Russia would gladly accept you moving there and having a citizenship too if you want to go on rt and say Putin good non stop

>>2368340
Ah but they wouldn’t though, but thanks for swooping in to prove my point so promptly

>>2368340
I can do that ez

>>2368355
They literally would. There are various RT America people who moved to Russia when the war began

>>2368398
Were they already journalists for RT prior to the war? Or journalists at all? Because while I’m quite pleased with myself in challenging both NAFOids and emoposters alike over the last few years, I wouldn’t stoop to calling myself a journalist

>>2368236

Not available for me in Belgium

>>2368329
changing country also aint easy, especially if you lack money, dont speak the language, dont know anyone there and dont have a job lined up. And theres what you leave behind, especially family and friends
And finally the point of political activity is to improve things where you are, not fuck off somewhere else like some disconnected globalist porkie evading taxes.
Its an incredibly disingenuous question no matter how you frame it

>>2368207
>If Belarus is so nice why dont you go live there? Or why doens't anyone wants to live there?
I don't want to uproot my life. I want the good policies of other places to be implemented where I already live.
<But I don't!
>Well there, we found the problem.
>If you are so mad about every socialist/communist/tankie…
>'(which no doubt they are if they are uttering the question to begin with)'
>Why don't you fuck off to some right wing state more of your liking?

>>2368545
That is the irony of it to be sure, if the policy they want is “no taxes” then there are nations that scarcely have salaries let alone taxes and yet I’m sure they’d say such nations are “Socialist” for not having McMansions

>>2368207
>If Belarus is so nice why dont you go live there?
Cause Belarus is not nice

>>2368207
brb let me just upload belarusian into my brain and then move my family there

>>2368456
Does the YouTube version work?

This is documentary by PBS. Syria after Assad. Good watch

>>2368207
>If Belarus is so nice why dont you go live there? Or why doenst anyone wants to live there?
Whenever I hear a question like this I'm hearing about a country we in the West shouldn't extend the international system to, usually on behalf of some diaspora ironically.
Support for Belarus is on the basis it has a legitimate form of statehood in the modern world. It's a political model that makes sense for Belarusian history in the current world, recovering from disastrous Soviet breakup and the entire region living in the shadow of world powers

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>>2368647
Nah

I will watch it with VPN though

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Why was/is Ukraine so poor? It was a shock to me about a decade ago when I was just randomly looking at GDP per capita of different EU countries and Ukraine was just straight up Africa level poor while situated next to much wealthier neighbours.

>>2368207
they wont let u in same as china :(

>>2368729
It's Russia with Yeltsin, but no Putin. They never got a handle on their oligarchs.

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/leftypol/ is this true?

>>2368660
yeah let's give belarus money like we did pre 2020 and watch how they brutalize their own citizens with the money we've given then, no biggie


>>2368729
lost two decades on asiatism, a decade preparing for war and half a decade on war

>>2368763
Munchkin cats are horrible. That's animal cruelty IMO like those horrible bred dogs. I don't know why you're talking about this in the UKR thread.

On top of that we have every cat breed under the sun in the US it's just that most people aren't getting their cats from breeders.

>>2368765
Yea we shouldn't be giving money to feed European soft power for some post cold war conclusion. The state should be treated like we treat others, otherwise it's a recipe for a colonial conflict.

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>>2368763
Munkins actually originate in America. This orientalism is getting out of hand. China is becoming like the new Japan.

>>2368095
How is a country that was already the poorest in Europe before the war supposed to rebuild after losing 4-8 oblasts, millions of emigrants, millions of casualties, and the destruction of most of their native industry and electrical infrastructure

>>2368797
>breed standards
Holy shit

>>2368790
belarus as a state is oriented towards euroasiatism, a lot of population is thoroughly russified - especially security forces. moreover conclusion of 2020 protest shows that belaruses will gladly beat one another into submission - any concept of soft power is therefore worthless. the only reasonable approch towards that population is to admit worthwile people on work/study visas and let the rest enjoy the life they chose.

>>2368765
Those protestors were demanding mass privatization and lower taxes on private businesses. The liberals also say lack of covid protection was an additional factor but Svetlana
Tikhanovskaya and her dipshit friends in the Coordination Council were proposing to close hospitals and to decrease the number of doctors and nurses because the Belarusian state forcibly assigns doctors to rural regions to decrease regional inequality but the liberals see it as intolerable oppression that the state forces them to care families in poorer oblasts instead of concentrating all medical care in the capital.

Belarusians treated the protestors too kindly even now Lukashenko is randomly releasing prisoners out of sheer pity. The state should have just run over them with tanks.

>>2368809
bro is this your first time learning about pet eugenics?

>>2368819
>Those protestors were demanding mass privatization and lower taxes on private businesses.
oh the horror, anything but sme, god forbid belarus develops an intelligentsia.

>>2368827
This is /lefty/pol not /pol/ if you want to whore yourself to capitalists go back to 4chan.

>>2368829
Workers whore themselves out constantly. What are you talking about?

>>2368829
tell me about nep and the the evil it did

>>2368827
>god forbid belarus develops an intelligentsia
Yes.

>>2368819
>proposing to close hospitals and to decrease the number of doctors and nurses because the Belarusian state forcibly assigns doctors to rural regions to decrease regional inequality but the liberals see it as intolerable oppression
That is the most fucking lib reaction to duty, “it’s unjust that they can’t work wherever they want, I will set them free by sacking them”

>>2368867
The people who fund Belarusian opposition want the Belarusian education system to pump out well-prepared doctors who immediately leave Belarus and work for less money than native doctors in Europe. Same thing America does with Cubans. Of course, if the opposition won, Belarus would no longer have a formidable education system

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Can you imagine if Ukraine had to be like Belarus, the horror

>>2368867
It makes sense as a diabolical controlled demolition plot because then the libs can point to lack of rural healthcare as an urgent necessity that demands the intervention of new, efficient, private providers of healthcare etc. and then 10 years later it's a two tier mixed public/private system and then 20 years later they'll implement euthanasia and start straight up killing the elderly like they do now in the Netherlands, Canada, and soon Britain which just legalized "assisted dying".

>>2368630
>Cause Belarus is not nice
People listened to too much moody Molchat Doma playlist of doom and got Z-pilled but Molchat Doma was like "Black Dynamite, Molchat Doma's music is a critique of life in Belarus." I'm just saying we're all kind of the same situation.

>>2368919
Wow another intellectual post and not meaningless culture war drivel from fascist faggot

>>2368919
>Noooooooo you can't use music from a libtard anti-war band that lives in Europe for Russian propaganda purposes! Stop it!
Zeethe harder westoids we'll use whatever music we like.

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LGBT imperialism strikes yet again

>>2369110
TASS reports that Cucktin said "no homo" when watching NATO (he/him) fuck his country which make Russia officially not LGBT imperialist

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lmao

>>2369388
And this is why you don't do strategic bombing.

>>2368827
lmao thank you for proving that people seething at belarus are libs that should be shot

>>2369110
>LGBT imperialism
"Russians are proud to be fascist"…"its a psyop to call us fascist" PICK ONE

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keev got lit up tonight

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>>2365683
Encircled…

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>>2369551
The big arrows that we deserve

breakthrough??

>>2368818
This divides the international system and therefore Belarus. The former should be expanded and reformed for a multiplicity of cultures and forms of state.

I'm sure the man in that photo wants le wholesome chungus democracy

>>2369583
No, I love war and people dying so I'm happy there's no breakthrough, only the cool grind of people being exploded by artillery and drone

>>2369624
USSR had to meatgrind through twice as many Axis troops than what Soviets had. Sometimes the enemy just has too much troops, so much, in fact, that Soviets had to spend 4 years grinding through them

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>>2365723 (embarrasing)
>>2365687 (embarrasing)

>>2365992
>her views have been the subject of controversy and criticism in Europe, but have been promoted by state-controlled media in Russia, China, Iran, Syria, and other authoritarian states.[6][7]
Reddit squad, how do we cancel her?

>>2367684
>Civil war in 5 years [in Russia]
literal hope-projecting redditoid, high on NAFO propaganda
>>2367755
>Russia will invade Belarus
literal hope-projecting redditoid, high on NAFO propaganda

>>2368763
this is off topic but fucking hilarious
>the slavs, who are largely white chinese
kekking hard

>>2369619
call me prejudiced or whatever, but face-tattoo ppl are delulu without exception

>Nightly drone and missile attacks all over Ukraine largely unopposed
>Ukraine complains they’ve run out of AA missiles
>US claims to halt deliveries of new missiles as their own stocks have been reduced to alarming levels
<erm waer breykthru tho?

>>2369786
>bomb the whole country for 15 years
>drop three tines the amount of explosives dropped in ww2
>or about 350 times the hiroshima bomb
>remove 20% of the whole countries folliage through chemicals
>send millions there, at least half a million active at a point
>Over 3 million individuals directly or indirectly involved during the war.
>kill millions, massacre towns, napalm the shit out of everyone
>use space age weapons while enemy relies on wood spikes
>declare win like every second month
<still lose :/

>>2369805
>Ukraine is Vietnam
Cringe take, the Vietnamese were led by themselves against US imperialism while the Ukrainians are being led by a CIA proxy government to act as cannon fodder by Imperialists in merely trying to maintain PR about Russia not Stronk but ackshually Weak!

>>2368827
Wtf are you talking about? Soviet Union had a far greater quality and quantity of intelligentsia than any republic had later. Soviet culture, science, engineering was one of the foremost in the world, now they can barely make airplanes and skibidi yes yes yes is the height of cultural exports. Hundreds of thousands of actual intelligentsia (not javascript code monkeys) left the countries and they don't produce them in anything near the scale they did. Western-oriented and more market-oriented republics have it much worse since something like 20-30% of all people left every single one. If you want to make a point, be honest:
>I want a wider gulf between the proletariat and labor aristocracy, I want the proletariat to be beaten down, I want it to suffer as much as possible as long as this suffering results in more treats to me and my buddies

>>2369813
Yes I know, and the US was bringing democracy defending against authoritarianism.

Ukrainians themselves think they defend themselves from Russian imperialism.

>>2369820
Pointless post, the Vietnam war was materially a struggle against imperialism, Russia fighting against NATO expansion is materially a struggle against imperialism.
Idealism is thinking you’ll introduce democracy, where everyone’s voice is heard and considered, by bombing people for not already being democrats. Or larping as Nazis because slaughtering your own citizens fighting NATO’s battles for them, will make you more European circa the 1930s despite it actually being 2025 and Europe having values seemingly despised by most actually doing the fighting.

>>2369830
Pointless post, I dont see so many NATOids being killed there. I see Ukrainians being killed there struggling against Putin's mercenaries.

>>2369830
>Russia fighting against NATO expansion is materially a struggle against imperialism.

rofl

>>2369786
No AA?
huehuehue
Now may be the time to nuke Lvov

>>2369850
>No u
>Its not a NATO conflict
>Ackshually Russia are just soldiers of fortune, NATO expansion isn’t the issue
Well done anon, you’re really securing your place as the “good” leftist.

>>2369850
me? i see ukrainians struggling to flee NATO body snatchers that roam the streets, some or them even hold grenades in their hands when going outside like it's a zombie apocalypse

>>2369858
Well done anon, you’re really securing your place as the “good” zigger? russian? nationalist? communist? leftist? imperialist? random shill?. You may choose!

You keep telling me about NATO but its not NATO that fights there. Its ukrainians who apparently dont care much about what Putin is afraid of and just want to get rid of kremlin even if it means the sell everything to NATO

>>2369858
>The only thing that can beat a bad empire with a gun is a good empire with a gun

>>2369860
yes and million Vietnamese fled the country…its war, em I am sorry, special military operation

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Going out on a bit of a limb, it may be a bit early to post
It's no coincidence the US is scrambling to cut their losses (yes, I know they made noises before). At some point they will be dropped, like that is not a question to seriously entertain.
Sorry, but it's like you win stupid prizes
if you decide to play with NATO, and let yourself be thrown against their nemesis in a Kamikaze operation

>>2369870
Firstly, that was never said. Secondly
>empire
Delusional, but necessary to somehow see a nation of about 150 million people is not the smol bean nation compared to the US of nearly 350 million, with foreign territories and all of the population of its European and Asian vassals, some of whom in turn also have foreign territories.

48 hr anti terrorist operation
How did that go?
Time to exit the stage of history, wound-up chihuahua.
The people that are like NATO will make a comeback in Ukraine are frankly delusional.

>>2369867
>and just want to get rid of kremlin even if it means the sell everything to NATO
Lmao okay so it’s not a NATO war but they are the main beneficiaries of a victory for Ukraine. How did they swing that, eh?

Why I say they are deluded:
They are the richest people in the world but their fortunes are not infinite. They are just accelerating their decline which is fine with me. 'but proles die!'', you may object

"War can only be abolished through war, and in order to get rid of the gun it is necessary to take up the gun."
Second, it is always us that does the dying. Yes, the rich people (of NATO) are going to continue to get fatter off their rent.
And a lot of them are directly profiting of the war machine. What am I supposed to do? I ain't going to jail, now that we are in the end game.
And what is it you are doing?

>>2369867
>"Ukrainians want the same thing the NATO puppet regime wants.
if ukrainians wanted to fight Russia so much they wouldn't have to be systematically kidnapped off the street and forced to do it against their will.
It's also illegal to publicly disagree with the NATO line about Russia or wanting to fight Russia. Try it and get gonzalo lira'd.
I know what the puppet regime cares about. I don't know much about what "ukrainians" care about because the regime has decreed that no view other than their own can be legally expressed.

>>2369899
Tbh it’s doesn’t even matter all that much because anon says
>Its ukrainians who apparently dont care much about what Putin is afraid of
Okay fine, but Russia is put under imperialist pressure by NATO expansion and has the means to oppose it somewhat, thus you can wholeheartedly want to join NATO with the explicit desire of contributing to imperialism and hostility towards Russia without giving a damn about what “Putin” (as though Russians, both proletarian and bourgeois, would be non-plussed about Texaco running the gas station with nukes) thinks of it, but what you cannot do is Pikachu face when the result is conflict with yourself being kidnapped off the street to die for the sole purpose of securing the shit your country has already sold to NATO.

where muh /kursk/ fans at?

I was recently fired from my office job, but ""we"" "settled" for me leaving only in mid-month, so that I could "give over" my project to the next loser replacing me. So guess it's leftypol and shitposting on Bossman's time for 10 more days.

>>2369867
for me? it's gigazigger ultrarussian hypernationalist megaimperialism, i don't settle for less

>>2369551
what did putin mean by surrounding kyiyev with red badminton bulletses?

>>2369624
>I love war and people dying
This has been literally the official position held by Marx, Engels, and Lenin, fyi.

It’s such an obviously flawed attitude
>I don’t care about the security concerns of other nations, I’ll do whatever I like irrespective of that but any consequences to that would be unjustified
even if you have a peak idealist mindset, as though not caring about consequences means suffering from them is unfair, they asked for aggression but didn’t ask for conflict so why exactly has Russia given them conflict!?

>>2369805
reddit, delulu

>>2369830
>Russia fighting against NATO expansion is materially a struggle against imperialism
NAFO-"communists" will deny this

>>2369785
nah you're right
face tattoos are a sign of deep mental illness
the longer someone stays a fascist the more tattoos they end up getting

I like the idea that Ukro-Russian war and Iran-Israeli war protects China from USA aggression as americans are stuck on other theaters of wars. Americans are running out of time with Chinese rearmament.

>>2369867
>“good”
>“”
<“”
<“”
mr. cia, you need to update softwar

>>2369909
Inter-imperialist war between two capitalist powers. I hope both sides lose.

>>2369903
>for me? it's gigazigger ultrarussian hypernationalist megaimperialism
for me? it's gigauyghur althusserian hyper-antihumanist megaJDPON-DONism

>>2369867
>“good” zigger? russian? nationalist? communist? leftist? imperialist?
All of the above since your definition of imperialism clearly isn't the same as the communist one, libshit.
In any case, your whining is irrelevant. The dynamics at play are very clear to everyone who isn't trying to deceive themselves, and even among the people who are, most Ukrainians who are supportive of the regime clearly position themselves in "the struggle of the superior civilized world against uppity brown shitholes", you would see this very clearly if you read what they say. You are fooling nobody who has spent as much as an hour acquainting themselves with the conflict. You should get better at gaslighting.

>>2369916
I hope you (you) lose your virginity anytime soon

>>2369921
Its been like 19 years since I lost my virginity. Get better material.

>2369922
proof it

>>2369923
Go back to /chug/

>>2369916
>I hope both will lose
A pyrrhic victory is still a victory lad “everyone loses” isn’t a real outcome to war, but by all means, feel free to link to your latest post on r/europe demonstrating your desire for NATO and Ukraine to lose as well as Russia.

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Even Marx and Trotsky wasn't that ideologically pure on the issue of bourgeois wars.

>>2369926
I dont post on reddit. Stop projecting your reddit shit on other people.

The war certainly will not end with Ukrainian ultranationalists being removed from power. That much is sadly obvious.

>>2369929
Okay wherever you’re concurrently making the point that both sides should lose, because I wouldn’t be so unfair as to assume you, for some reason, only care to make that point in this anti-NATO thread but nowhere else that is pro-Ukraine and/or pro-NATO

So now that Russia won, what did Russians gain? They wont get neoliberalized by the west but by the east?

>>2369930
Same as in europe (the border between ultra- and simple generic nationalist will become useless)
And Evropa is super(duper) nationalist. They may claim one thing (we are for globalisation and like "peaceful coexistence" or whatever the fuck) and then do another thing.
You see, it's an old trick in politics. Say one thing but actually do a different thing.

>2369925
>no prove
typicall

>>2369933
not this nonsense again

>>2369927
why this pic so funi

>>2369925
>go back to 4chan tankie here at leftypol.org we love NATO

>>2369933
Don't care. NATO lost, humanity won. 10000% would redo.

I don't see the RF as an existing socialism force, but the war in ukraine is a domino in the increasing division and desperation of imperialism tearing themselves apart for resources. It's very much a Marxian war.

>>2369939
<article
this could only have directly come from Langley, USA.

>>2369932
I like compare this situation to WW1 between Imperial Russia and Imperial Germany. Both states losing the war gave local communists opportunity for revolutions.

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>>2369939
Icp lol
How embarrassing
Anyway it reminded me of a meme of Putin as Eminem "the ICC won't let me be"
Or I dreamed that

>>2369939
Irrelevant web talking about irrelevant event

>>2369953
why are you here then

>>2369954
I wanna talk about how empire bad

>>2369949
sadly the ukrainian communist movement is still very underground currently
literally, they are dead and under the ground after what NATO and their fascist thugs did

>>2369940

yes true, more destroyed soviet infrastructure, less slavs.

Russia will "win" but Ukraine will still be a country where socialists essentially have no ability to organise.

>>2369959
And Russian Communist party does class collaboration with an anti-communist fascist dictator. Both parties have only to win if their nations lose this war.

As for "cuckposting," is there a bigger cuck-nation than Germany? They are literally an occupied territory, lmao

>When Massa' (USA) farts, slave Germany kneels in and takes hasty sniffs, and says "danke, massa'!"

>>2369964
>germany buys soviet tanks to backstab the soviets a decade later

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>>2369964
Is the German state capable of doing anything secretly?

>>2369962
>Russia will "win"
What level of cope are you on?

>>2369967
Their government is completely infiltrated by american glowies.

>>2369968
Win in the sense they will secure their 2014 posessions and potentially all of the Luthansk Oblast and more in a gritty stalemate agreement where in exchange for Ukies leaving Russian gibs alone, Russia will "look the other way" from Ukrainian settler colonialism type fascism and increased repression of trade unions, political minorities, etc.

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sus

>>2369973
go back to twitter @megatron_Ron. Nobody is going to like your tweets here.

>>2369973
Many such cases.

>>2369963
Right so we’re back at the original point that “both sides should lose” isn’t a real outcome, so where are you making this flawed point that both “ought to lose” to that is pro-Ukraine and pro-NATO?

>>2369973
maybe his wife was cheating on him
but how is this relevant to the war?

>>2369964
At this point I'm not even sure Germany's superstructure could be considered to be capitalist. They are pushing for suicide.

Like, wtf, mayne

>>2369967
>White ass payper
uyghkkka, did u even try?

>>2369971
Russia will reach 100% of its war goals, fyi

>>2370132
And what was its original war goals.

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Ukraine suffered so little losses, that Ukrainian NATO-standard trenches are undermanned

>>2369973
Russian bourgs in the last 10 yrs have been falling from balconies in unprecedented numbers.

Now this might just be me, but I'm getting the impression that the contemporary Russian state isn't exactly aligned with the wishes and goals of Russian national bourgeoisie…

>>2369979
literally

>>2370137
the Russian bourgeoise is in the middle of a great transition. they recently made it illegal for CEO's of critical security infrastructure like airports to have any nationality besides Russian. its purification and domestication of corporate interests subverted by the state

>>2370126
>Germany forcibly recruits every 18yrs old male for mandatory military training to counter a fantasizied "le Russian threat"
>Germany provides for said generarion's "lack" of economic participation by importing more (imperialized, fleeing) muslim populations
>Suddenly economically speaking it's not anymore a 'threat'
>(Labor aristocrat) workers in Germany turn more 'hard right' due to immigrant workers – THEY TOOK R JERBS.WEBM
>literally everything is prepared for a fascist takeover
Hitler 2.0 when? (Asking unironically.)

>>2370146
interdast: ing.

>>2370150
Fascist takeover would push for more of the national suicide, just like in the fascist puppet states in Bulgaria, Romania, etc

>>2370155
How, in any meaningful sense, is Romania fascist or dying or on the verge of collapse in any meaningful way? I'm asking as a Hungarian prole who has oppressed Hungarian minority family members in Romania. Not even I would characterize Romania as "fascist," even though I'm cognizant of the fact that there are literal CIA "blacksites" on the territory of Romania.

>>2370126
Remember times when libs were assuring us that liberal democracies would never go against wishes of it's peoples, and that only commie dictatorships would build walls to keep the people in?

>>2370168
I'm talking about WW2, dummy. No European country (except Ukraine with big caveats) can be called fascist

Back then, puppet fascist governments were acting the same lapdoggish way Euroids act now

>>2370171
"I 'MEMBER!"

But in all seriousness, liberalism as such has been becoming more and more 1) dogmatic; 2) anti-democratic; 3) pro-technioratic… in my (short) lifetime. You've most likely have detected this trend of its deterioratin yourself, no? This "muh liberalism" is nothing like "muh liberalism" of the '80’s or 90's. Even tbough you could already detect a general sense of despise against the general population with Bill Clinton, it was NOTHING like this, dawg.

>>2370176
So why single out Bulgaria and Romania?!

>>2370190
Because they weren't occupied by Germany like Slovakia. Okay, maybe Hungary would have been a better example, because Hungarian fascism predated German one, and Italy also.

As long as Cucktin takes Red Army City, I’ll forgive all of Russia’s foolish actions this year.

>>2370171
>Remember times when libs
Remember times when libs represented ALL MINORITIES, (including but not limited to) sexual, ethnic, cultural, linguistic, and so forth?

Remember THAT time?

Well, buddy, that phase is GONE. EU libs today openly CHEER for baltic countries doing an le cultural genocide against minorities… IF said minorities are of Russian ethnicity…….

>>2370134
Kyiv in 2 weeks. The war has been going on for 11 years.

>>2370195
My friend, I've read like 20,000 pages on Eastern Europe's 18th-20th century history, and I deem you a fucking idiot.

Please don't reply to me again. Please STOP 🛑 talking about shit you know (close to) nothing of. Are you an American?!

>>2370171
nta but the roles are reversed from the last cold war. In the previous one liberalism could only expand, and the communist boogeyman made that expansion favor hegemonic liberals. But now the world is already mostly liberalized and removing further barriers to profit will favor those places that attained unsanctioned development while also having multiples of the population of the old hegemon and a substantial amount of the global means of production.

>>2370199
Hello "cuck-poster," I have a zingle question for you!

DO YOU CONSIDER PUTIN OR GERMANY BEING THE BIGGER "CUCKS"?
>>2369964
>>2370126

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>>2370201
>>2370171
This is kind of off topic, but I'm entirely sure that the fucking libs will eventually drop their "pro-LMBTQ+" stance, like how they dropped the protection of (((Russian))) minorities.

I'm also sure that this shut will happen in our lifetimes, bro. Maybe 10yrs, but they will fucking do it for muh voootes.

screencap dis

>2370219
>I can't answer a simple yes or no Q

>>2370223
Before the invasion, Azov was already known to beat the fuck out of LGBT activists.

>>2370223
They never were in protection of Russians. They always were racist towards Russians in that "Russian people are reactionary" way, just like they are racist towards Chinese

>>2370228
Those were ENEMY GAYS. We LOVE UR GAYS! We hate the ENEMY GAYS!!!!!

>>2370134
solving the separatist issue by liberating a territory the size of Bosnia from the ukrainian fascists without collapsing from within was the original goal. if Russia hasn't won yet they're at least winning

>>2370247
they won that a while back, the only problem now is trying to get a literal fascist country promise to play nice after a ceasefire (it won't)

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lmao. orthodox status?

>>2370232
>they are racist towards Chinese
>They never were in protection of Russians
This interpretation is entirely untrue. I'm a sufferer of having been brought up in the fucking 90's and I remember all the cultural products of liberalism portraying itself as a kind of universalism: "ALL ethnicities, ALL sexual orientations, ALL languages, etc. etc. are equal, TOLERATED,, and so on…."

You will NOT deny me my lived experiences.

>>2370265
Well, it was *ideal* *liberalism*. Liberals were racist as fuck, always were.

>>2370250
Ukraine I think has a lot more maneuverability in its destiny, one day, after a change of leadership, I expect to see ukraine accepted back in the RU+BY fold. Europe is the main concern here and it doesn't seem likely they will ever formally accept a defeated ukraine in any treaty, and without a new yalta-style security architecture for europe the whole continent is at risk of a major conflict

>>2370235
Folks, we have the BEST gays! You know it, I know it, everybody knows it. China, Russia? They have the WORST gays imaginable, folks! They do not even compare!

>>2370267
That is completely true. Even "tolerance" as a liberal doctrine is thoroughly racist/homophobic/etc.
>I don't LIKE 'em, but I'm enlightened, so I tolerate 'em

>>2370268
Ukraine will be a big Georgia - eternally butthurt,letting all kinds of shits to operate from it's territory against Russia, but not openly hostile and reluctantly aligned with Russia

That is, if Russia isn't getting mogged by "Great Turan" nonsense

>>2370223
>like how they dropped the protection of (((Russian))) minorities.
They never protected them, lol. The reason why people are learning this is that war on Russia is forcing you to brush up against this aspect of the EU.
Liberals only protect the minorities that are advantageous to protect, or rather they don't protect anyone, they're just pandering and that is being disposed of entirely right now.
>>2370265
That was in a period when it was so, so much easier for them to control the media. It may be lost on us now, but the fact that they have to deploy shills at all instead of beaming propaganda down at the people is that the media landscape became so much better and more democratic with the advent of the internet. But that is itself more of a return to the norm since TV and radio are themselves new technology if we look back at history. Even the "I'm not dying for Israel" slogan on the part of poltards almost certainly played a positive role in averting war with Iran for now.

>>2370282
Nah, since Pootin (pbuh) made it clear that one of the central goals of the SMO is to de-nazify Ukraine, he openly projected a path towards politically changing Ukraine. In essence, there will be NO "ukrainian natiolnals angry @Russia," because they will be viped.

>>2370287
Again,
>>2370223
>>2370267
>>2370273
You may call out liberalism's *false* universality, but you can NOT deny the fact that liberalism provided this *promise!*

>2370287
>the media landscape became so much better and more democratic with the advent of the internet
What di they/them means by this?! 😳

This is an interimperialist conflict

>>2370313
The Internet somewhat reverted the situation of harsh control over technological means of disseminating information. The days of needing to be a "respectable moderate" (bend the knee to porky) to reach a wide audience without a whole apparatus for printing and distributing books illegally like the bolsheviks did are over. Almost everything western liberals seethe about is attributable to this. That's why Israel is seeing pushback: it's not a critical issue to western capital's deep-seated interests unlike Ukraine, so the people's will can play a role.

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<Prime Minister 🇸🇮 dr. Robert Golob:
>"The coalition SDS, NSi and SD today confirmed the decision on a new senseless referendum.
(refering to a referendum on raising the armament budget to 3%)
>To eliminate any doubt about the true will of the people, Svoboda will next week put its referendum proposal specifically regarding Slovenia's membership in NATO.
>Only two ways are possible: but we stay in the relationship, and we pay the membership fee, but then we leave the relationship. Everything else is populist conquest of citizens 🇸🇮."

read more here (translate with google)
https://n1info.si/novice/slovenija/velik-udarec-za-goloba-levica-sd-in-opozicija-izglasovali-referendum/

>>2369939
wow i used to kinda like the ICC. what a garbage article

>>2370508
One reporter writing shit should not affect on your overall judgement on any organization.

>>2370517
Many such cases

>>2370517
Any organization worth a damn will have editors and proofreaders double and triple checking their articles before publication. This is just ICC outing themselves as glowies.

>>2369951
>Icp lol
Its the ICC or "internationalist communist current" which don't even consider themselves as a party.

>>2370508
Their thesis on decomposition was interesting until they started updating it every time it got refuted.
They're an incredibly miserable bunch which micromanages every branch, extremely bureaucratic, comparable to a corporation.

>>2369939
How is this wrong? "Workers of the world, take up arms and fight for your nation so that a capitalist class can be established and exploit you" You simultaneously call for Ukrainians to abandon this war (correct) but you also call for every last Palestinian Arab to die for their patch of soil so that Iran can expand their imperial ambitions (wrong).

>>2370558
You mistake calling out injustice against Palestinians, and for Israel to be punished, for wanting Palestinians to die on their land.

>>2369941
None of you retards would ever actually fight in any of these proxy wars. Thats the most unfortunate thing here. Not enough leftoids die in this world.

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>>2370548
Also they're Damenites (they hate Bordiga)

>>2370567
We cannot stop, or start, those proxy wars. We can only cheer on the correct side. You acting as if it matters betrays you as a glowie wanting to find support for his imperialist government

>>2370567
Oh, and by the way, Palestinian Action did more for anti-imperialist struggle than anything you will ever do in your life

>>2370567
You think the Soviet Union fighting Nazi Germany was an interimperialist war

>>2370571
Ya learn something new everyday. I immediately read over it and thought "oh it must be those people". But turns out it was a different, even more irrelevant tendency.
My brain still noticed the "ICC". Ya didn't notice it but your brain did.

>>2369939
>Palestinian nationalist gangs, proxies of Iranian imperialism
All Leftcoms are to be treated as glowies from now on. This shit is fucking obvious.

>>2370675
>All Leftcoms are to be treated as glowies from now on.
As if you didn't scream "CIA" all the time before.
>This shit is fucking obvious.
More than obvious is your incapacity to distinguish between your critics, since you believe yourself to be ideal like Jesus.

>>2370761
Don't need to be ideal. Just better than you or any of my "critics", which isn't difficult.

But it's funny that it's always everyone else that must be criticized and self-crit, not you. Your positions being regurgitated and sloshed around in the mouths of most dedicated enforcers of global blackest reaction causes absolutely zero introspection or self-doubt in your mind. Fucking purgebait.

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>>2369904
>what did putin mean by surrounding kyiyev with red badminton bulletses?

This
https://x.com/AMK_Mapping_/status/1940942410449932759
>Several large fires are burning in Kyiv from the combined missile and drone strikes on the city

Slovenia’s Ruling Party Proposes Referendum on NATO Membership

After the Slovenian parliament backed a consultative referendum on increasing military spending, the ruling Freedom Movement (Gibanje Svoboda) announced it will propose a new referendum — this time on Slovenia’s NATO membership. The party says this is the real question that needs an answer from the public.

The proposal will be formally submitted next week.

>>2370911
Big plumes. What was targeted?

>>2371127
>In neighboring Belarus, a survey of 20 leading outlets found that 60% of their budgets came directly from Washington.

Former Luhansk mayor taken out by Ukraine's Security Service, sources say

https://newsukraine.rbc.ua/news/ukraine-s-security-service-eliminates-former-1751553448.html

>The elimination of the former mayor of the temporarily occupied city of Luhansk, Manolis Pilavov, was carried out by the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU). He was killed by an explosion, the sources in the SBU told RBC-Ukraine.


>The SBU noted that Pilavov headed the occupation administration of Luhansk from 2014 to 2023.


>He was one of the ideologists of the so-called Lugansk People’s Republic and an ally of the governor Igor Plotnitsky. Pilavov personally took part in overthrowing the constitutional order.


>Since 2015, the so-called mayor of Luhansk had been wanted under Article 109 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine (actions aimed at violent change or overthrow of the constitutional order, seizure of state power), and since 2022, he has been under Ukrainian sanctions.


<The killing of Pilavov


>Earlier, Russian media reported an explosion in the center of temporarily occupied Luhansk.


>The Russians claimed that the former mayor of Luhansk, Manolis Pilavov, was killed as a result of the incident.


>In related news, on June 18, it was reported that the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine eliminated traitor Mykhailo Hrytsai, who tortured Ukrainian prisoners of war.

>>2371132
I'm not entirely sure. Rumor has it sbu academy and zhulyany airport.

>>2370911
Stagnant lines, stop fucking around Cucktin, PUSH ALREADY

FSB shills and stolen valor are plentiful on this thread, Jesus.

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>>2371445
ДРУЖБА ДРУЖБОЙ
СЛУЖБА СЛУЖБОЙ
ZА РОДИНУ! ZA РОССИЯ!
Я ZИГА И ДЕЛАТЬ ТВОЮ СТРАНУ В СОСТАВЕ РОССИЯ

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БУДУЩЕЕ НА НАШУ ZЕМЛЮ 2050 ГОДУ

>>2371453
>>2371474
FSB SHILLL!!!!

>>2371486
ДА И? ЭТО ПРАВДА, И?

>>2369939
Why do these cunts never say the same thing about Israelis? Where are the calls for the IDF to turn their guns on the Israeli bourgeois. Why is the burden to "form worker and soldier councils" being placed on people getting herded into "safe zones" and shot for trying to get humanitarian aid. This shit is why these "international communists" are always getting labeled as closeted labour zionists.

>>2371493
>why are calls by Western ""leftists"" always aimed at non-Westerners first, and at Westerners only as a concession, an after-thought or not at all?
Hmmm

>>2370571
>>2370548
>>2369951
>>2369939
I actually personally know an ICC guy in Hungary. He runs the only (as far as I know) communist-orie ted bookshop in the country. He's like 62 yrs old, and the nicest, most interesting comrade you could ever meet. Like, when you visit his bookshop, he'll chat you up, meausre you up (ideologically), have a cigar with you, and so on. Bookshopping there is an event of itself.

…however……..
>he is completely unorganized, the bookstore is a fucking MESS, with cockroaches climbing out from below the shelves
>he still "sells" (offers) fucking audio casettes in the year of the Lord 2025, and when you question him about it he just says: "I have a buyer for that, some ppl still have audio casette players in their cars" (lol)
>he is putrid, zero hygiene - zizek style - and has several diet-related illnesses that could be solved in a jiffy, if he ever cared to solve them
>upon asking what kinda books did he sell the most, he reluctantly admits that there was an uptick in ML books (to his chagrain), but nothing else
which is kind of giga-based, considering he devoted his entire life shitting on ML, yet he still sellz ("it's only sellz") it because he admits to himself itz a valid communist tendency, even as he despizes it.

Also,
>ICC-fags speak a completely different language, like you could read 20k pages long worth of Marx, but you would not understand half of the ICC jargon, for real
When the guy first chatted me up via Facebook, my immediate reaction was to ask if he's some kind of honeypot or not, because I literally couldn't understand a single sentence of his jargon-heavy spiel.

They
>run a quarterly updated website
>90% of which is masturbatory idiocy, 10% are fucking gems
>For example they were COMPLETELY right about "muh Kurds" in Syria, for completely WRONG reasons (not true ancoms enough!)

It's just a mixture of sadness and laughter, when I think about these ICC types. Like, look into a mirror, comrades. You do 10% fukken BASED shit mixed in with 90% lame shit, your clientele is buying Lenin, yet your line is out-lenining lenin, bordiga-style.

These people can't get a grip on reality, which is sad, but then again, also quite hilarious….

>>2371159
Funny how they don't mention that SBU used a suicide bomber woman to kill the former mayor

>>2371491
More mge brothers posting pls

Le ICP said this is le interimperialist conflict

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Columbian merc is serving in an Ukrainian blocking detachment

>>2371693
Why doesn't Russia just hire Columbian mercs as well to fight their mercs?

>>2371816
Russia doesn't hire mercs. Unless you consider American military a merc army, that is

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Ukraine's EU status?

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>new kamenskyiv
looks like fun. wonder what song they're playing

>>2371897
Where are the Z and T patches? Mediocre!

>>2371897
>Ukraine grave is smelly

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BRICS bros? Did chinese finally got how unreliable and incompetent Ruzzians are?

>>2371920
Chynah doesnt need those bish ass brics countries

>>2371670
Le I know, rite?!

>>2371670
>le interimperialist conflict, where I take le side of Ukraine

>>2371897
Should be the next /USG/ thread starter pic, ngl

>2371922 (u)
>>2371920 (u)

>>2370137
>le national bourgeoisie is a monolith
typical commie ideologue retard

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That uygha Dugin really believe in Adam and Eve?! Retard ass siberian.

>>2371955
Ok, CIA

>>2371970
>Ukraine is winning in 3…2…1…
>>2371984
>muh Doogin, in the year of the Lord 2025

>>2371970
Is this a vid of a miss?

>>2371995
the drone hit the ignition on one of the missiles and it ignited.

>>2371897
damn critical support to trump and putin i guess

>Germany is preparing to introduce a voluntary six month military service scheme to boost its reserve forces and strengthen national defence.

>>2370517
if you platform idiots im going to assume you're an idiot

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>>2371655
Really?

>>2372051
>platforming
Hurr durr

>>2371159
Cucktin proving his incompetence yet again. Ukraine waltzes in and murders any Russian general or politician they want but Cucktin doesn't want to touch any Ukrainian politician or high ranking politician.

LAOS HAS SENT TROOPS TO THE KURSK REGION

>>2372230
They should do so on the condition that Cucktin gets on national television to do a speech admitting that Lenin was a 100x better leader than he could ever be and that he only criticized Lenin out of envy and jealously.
It's a bit annoying that Cucktin has to rely on basically every Communist country in the world to defend his shitty government but he still allows rightoids and the Orthodox church to constantly criticize Marxism. If Russia wins it will be because of communist super soldiers and Cucktin should just concede that his Tsarist LARP totally failed.

>>2372236
Post mge brothers

>>2372236
They're probably going to be given lots of shit from Russia for participating. But this is just Kursk. Like the North Koreans, they just want to defend Russian sovereignty instead of involving themselves in the war of attrition.

>>2372230
I thought you were shitposting but its real what the hell

>>2372223
Really. SBU blows up the perpetrators alongside their victims. To support Ukraine in action, a willing idiot must be quite literally suicidal. They were doing such since Tatarsky assassination, although woman back then was lucky enough to move out of the way. Here, though, SBU has exploded woman alongside the former mayor

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based Laos

>>2372236
Yeah, and even in Russia herself there are red banners everywhere.

Also, funny how Stalin was somewhat rehabilitated officially. Huh, turns out, criticizing Stalin while appeasing China does't work, because China likes Stalin

>>2372253
the capitalists are being forced by the powers of populist consciousness to rebuild lots of socialist symbology
which is grand, because that means there will be less to tear down when the russians finally redevelop class consciousness

>>2372254
Nah, main advantage is that communist parties in Russia cannot be banned for speaking the truth about communism anymore. There is cooption, but outright bans are off the table. Secondary effect, Lenin's corpse continues to lie in Mausoleum and makes rightoids seethe uncontrollably, cruiser Aurora is still in St-Petersburg, with Xi visiting it and announcing that Aurora's cannon fire has resulted in modern China, and such and pleasing non-practical effects

>>2370136
nato bunkers and trenches suck dick, wtf is this guy talking about. it is all made under the assumption that if your enemy has heavy artillery or aviation you already lost

>>2368827

Your average business owner is a sub-80 autism score retard. Keep sucking κιke dick maybe one day they'll take you to epstein island to rape you like in your fantasies.

>>2372257
I suppose so, but keep in mind the tolerance for socialist identity and heritage did not come with compromise. The CPRF has become intermixed into the state and its social ideals which they had previously opposed.

>>2372270
CPRF is a fake party, it pretty much doesn't exist in material reality.

To showcase this, Balayev did a research into how many communists there are in administrative roles under winning CPRF mayors and such. Answer might surprise you: ZERO. 0. NONE. There's NO CPRF administrative staff, all CPRF winner candidates prefer to employ majorily United Russia staff, and even LDPR ones, but NEVER other communists from their own party (if those existed)

Trump put Laos on a no-travel list so I don't blame them for deciding to go harder into anti-west action.

>>2372273
Is it a situation where, like in 1995, Yeltsin literally invented a fake candidate who was a general who just said he believed in "law and order" to intentionally split the vote and stop the CPRF from winning?

>>2372280
It is a situation where Russians prefer a single party state, because liberal democracy is a failure. Russian parliamentary system was modelled after US system, and just like defeated Japan before Russia has resulted in a single party state, so did Russia.

>>2368227

> Dating people you barely have a language in common with is cool and normal.


Lmao you unsocialized leftoids are so deep in your asian fetish you don't realize most people date within their culture for a reason.

You know all those retarded old immigrants who can barely speak English and need to make their kids do everything for them? That guy assimilated into a culture that was already hegemonic over the entire planet in a country that's made assimilating immigrants a part of its national identity. If you move to another country you're gonna be 1000 times less well adjusted than that guy. Literally some random retard living in a society and culture you can't comprehend. Since you're a westoid you probably wouldn't even try to assimilate because you probably view other cultures as beneath you. You probably won't even be able to get your kids to do everything for you since you people have an almost magical ability to raise your kids in other cultures in a way where they absorb literally none of thr local culture.

Let's goooooooooooo

>>2372273
How does this make sense there's no way he could have reached that conclusion unless every single person he interviewed got on camera and said "actually I voted for United Russia instead".

>>2372230
>inter-imperialist w-AAAAAAAAAAACK!

>>2372288
Wut

Let me explain. Mayor gets elected, and then mayor chooses his team for admin duties. Communist mayors choose for themselves United Russia staff, never communists

>the entire socialist world is xp farming on Ukrainian fascists


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>>2371117
>Slovenia’s Ruling Party Proposes Referendum on NATO Membership
https://old.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/1ls6mcw/slovenian_ruling_party_decides_to_call_referendum/#bottom-comments
complete eastern euro lib meltdown. ireland-spain-slovenia the axis of based countries

>>2372299
It won't pass I think, they need to coup

Laos and the DPRK are clever and playing it safe. They won't let the west win in this war, but they won't be dragged into the invasion itself.

>>2372303
yeah its important they stay in kursk. Laotian boots crossing into territory formerly ukrainian would cause a legal shitstorm

>>2372299
>30 years long plan of Slovenian communists to destroy NATO from within

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>>2372299
>"You promised to pay two percent in 2014, and now you pay only 1,29 percent." "Nothing undermines NATO more than not paying your fair share," Grenell emphasized.

>>2372313
Well its also great because North Korea got all sorts of guarantees because of their involvement. Russia is compelled to treat the DPRK like an actual country and open itself up to it. No doubt Laos (which is very isolated and not very up to date) will receive plenty of goodies.

>>2372299
>people voting
<"THIS IS FUCKING INSANE AND IRRESPONSIBLE!"
liberaldemocracybros, what's going on?

now cuba needs to get involved
come on cuba you haven't done a internationalist involvement since grenada

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self professed liberals post shit like this and don't see the problem

>>2372330
Cuba can house Chinese missiles aimed at Washington

>>2372337
inshallah

>>2372336
every_hundred_years.jpg

>>2372318
I mean this is smart why hasn't every country just promised to pay 5% to NATO and then ignore it and don't follow through? Or perform creative budget where the funds supposedly for NATO get diverted instead into healthcare. Any socialist party that takes power in the west should just do stealthy sabotage it's way more effective.

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>>2372336
That pic was made in response to this

>>2372355
>>2372336
both indescribably gay

>>2372355
No, cringe NATO filter was the first one

>>2372318
NATO status: Bamboozled, undermined, stabbed in the back even

looks like deepstatemaps are going to have to add another clown emojii to the nations of europe

>If China attacks Taiwan, Xi will try to drag Russia into a war with NATO - NATO Secretary General Rutte said.

>"If Xi Jinping attacked Taiwan, he would first make sure to call his junior partner in all this, Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, who lives in Moscow, and say to him:


>'Hey Vladimir, I'm going to do this, and I need you to keep them busy in Europe by attacking NATO territory.'


>Most likely, that's how it will go.


>Russia could try to challenge NATO in 5-7 years, since the Russian Federation is "recovering at a pace and speed that has no parallel in modern history.


>They are now producing three times more ammunition in three months than all of NATO does in a year”

>>2372405
god why are all atlancists redditors

>>2372282
Good luck with your brain problems

>>2372408
Worse. They're militarists simply because the arms industry is all they have left.

>>2372315
Trust the plan. Newgoslavia soon brother.

>>2372327
Libs believe in democracy, but not too much.

Levica has 4 seats in the national assembly of Slovenia I don't know if that means anything.

>>2372405
>>They are now producing three times more ammunition in three months than all of NATO does in a year”

When your economies are definitely fine and industrialized.

>Extreme Heat Shuts Down Some Nuclear Reactors in Europe

>Power plant operators in Switzerland and France idled reactors so that discharged cooling water would not harm wildlife in already-hot rivers.

https://archive.ph/zYN9i

Why does Laos think they will get out of it? Military experience?

>>2372448
the "people's" "socialist" "republic" of laos hopes to genocide as many proletarians as possible in line with marxist-leninist ideas

>>2372452
yes but what about in the real world

>>2372448
Probably. Apparently they do annual training exercises with the Russian military. With us/nato increasing antagonisms against brics members, it's not unreasonable to anticipate SEA becoming a conflict zone again. Getting practical military experience in the theater that nato is breaking out its newest tricks seems like a good idea, as we saw with Spider's Web and then the and tactics being used against Iran.

I would bet there's more to it than just "getting experience" though.

Laos is extremely rural. Even more than Vietnam. It probably wants closer ties with Russia for more infrastructure.

>>2371638
>he still "sells" (offers) fucking audio casettes in the year of the Lord 2025, and when you question him about it he just says: "I have a buyer for that, some ppl still have audio casette players in their cars" (lol)

>>2372464
Nah, it's for military tech and maybe gas/oil drilling or maybe pipes - stuff Russia is master class at. Infrastructure is China's domain

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It is odd that just before this Laos was hit by multiple sanctions by both the US and the EU for no good reason.

>>2372243
>>2372283
It's just 50 troops. Was worried HoI4 is closer to reality than we thought.

>>2372516
No we entered HOI4 territory last year.

>>2372448
Army XP, and also General XP, yes. :^)


>>2372470

>>2347867
>Large scale energy projects implemented with Belarus, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, turkiye, Vietnam, and "a number of other countries." Including nuclear and extractive projects.

Hmm, could be that Laos is one of these "other countries."

Which one of you is this? I found your account

https://patriots.win/u/GENOCIDEUKRAINE?type=comment

>>2372464
laos is imperialist, this is inter-imperialist according to ICP

>>2372337
what would be the point in the age of hypersonic glider missiles

>>2372541
>patriots.win
go back

>>2372548
The guy belongs here. Read his comments

https://www.euractiv.com/section/politics/news/mounting-unrest-in-romania-over-austerity-measures/

>BUCHAREST – Romania is facing mounting public unrest after the government presented sweeping austerity measures to curb its budget deficit, now the highest in the European Union.


>On Thursday, trade unions and business groups sharply criticised Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan’s new austerity package, introduced to reduce the deficit of more than 9% of GDP.


>Bogdan Hossu, president of the Cartel Alfa trade union, said around 600,000 public sector employees will be affected by a new cap on certain bonuses, while a VAT hike will lower living standards. Union leaders had already warned the prime minister that the measures disproportionately target workers and pensioners and could fuel further unrest.


>“There are protests happening across the country right now,” said Vasile Marica, president of the National Federation of Finance Unions Sed Lex, who announced further demonstrations in the coming days.


>Employers also pushed back, arguing the plan unfairly burdens the private sector. Business groups have called for urgent talks to avoid destabilising Romania’s already fragile economy.


>Key measures include raising the main VAT rate from 19% to 21%, and the VAT on food and medicine from 9% to 11%. The dividend tax will rise from 10% to 16%, and fuel duties by 10%, driving up business costs.


>Asked on Thursday why the government did not consider less harmful alternatives – like improving VAT collection, currently the lowest in the EU – Finance Minister Alexandru Nazare said the cabinet had only nine days to devise the package. He added that Romania had lost investor confidence and was struggling to secure international loans.


>Nazare insisted the government had “limited options” and described the plan as necessary to “protect Romania”, adding that it had received positive early feedback from the European Commission.

>>2372551
go back isnt clear enough? FUCK OFF

>>2372452
You think the Soviet Union fighting Nazi Germany was an interimperialist war

>>2372570
I know I might be derailing, but I'm beginning to think the only reason why the US economy grows so strongly and steadily compared to the rest of the first world is due to the massive debt the government takes on.

FSB shillling hard

Amerika lost.
EU lost.
Ukrainian settler colonialism lost.
Donestk and Luthansk won.
Crimea won.
China won.
The DPRK won.
Laos won.

I still don't understand why this war is relevant or important. What's the big deal if Ukraine loses? What's the big deal if Russia loses?

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>>2372541
How do I give my critical support to r/TheDonald ?

>>2372604
You should pay attention to the secondary reasonings behind this conflict, that is to say, the real reasonings. Those are rare earth minerals and natural gas.

>>2372586
Yeah no shit. Debt and government investment is how all real economies grow. You think China would be the second economy in the world today if they had adopted the EU's retarded "maximum 3% deficit or we punish you" bullshit rules? And Ukrainians think that by joining the EU they will become prosperous lmfao

>>2372615
Cucktin also bought into the monetarist balanced budget meme. Truly this Ukraine war is a battle between two retarded governments and countries.

>>2372621
Luckily less retarded governments tell Cucktin what to do.

>>2372088
Manliness status: "yes!"

>>2372228
Imagine "cucktin" posting in 2025. Embarrassing!

uygha, you lost the war.

>>2372615
Honestly Ukraine deserved to be in the EU.

>>2372637
Putin could win all the war goals and become God-Tsar of planet Earth he's still a cuck and he's still an obstacle to Russian socialism.

>>2372230
VERY FOOKKEN BASED

Russia is uniting anti-imperialist.countries!

Imagine "cucktin" posting in the year of the Lord 2025!

Neegwah, Russia is literally winning this war.

https://www.ukrinform.net/rubric-emergencies/4011919-major-russian-gas-pipeline-explodes-near-vladivostok-intelligence.html

A major Russian gas pipeline near Vladivostok, which supplies several military facilities, has exploded.

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>>2372604
There's lots of reasons, but in short the West needs access to cheap raw materials to keep their economies competitive. This creates a problem for nato because the reliance on cheap Russian fuel gives them leverage over pretty much the entire EU and draws them from out of US hegemony. The plan was that the war with Ukraine would destsbilize Russia to the extent that a compliant regime could be installed which would a) let them loot Russian resources for nato's benefit b) separate other enemy states (like Syria, Iran, and especially China) from a strong ally and supporter c) neutralize Russia in the eventuality of a conflict with China and d) open up central Asia to western dominance and exploitation.

The significance of nato's failure in Ukraine is that it not only exposes the severe internal rot that has taken place within them since the 90s, but it has also placed the bourgeoisie and their governments in an existential crisis they have no political, economic, social, or military solution to. Cutting themselves off from Russia has damaged the EU's economy, and popular discontent is being quashed with ever more nakedly draconian means. Class warfare is intensifying as bourgeois governments signal shifts in funding from social programs to aggressive rearmament programs. In the US, imo the failure of the democrats to secure victory in Ukraine is one of the key reasons that sections of the bourgeoisie switched allegiance from their traditional Democrat allies to Trump. The profitability crisis and decades of neoliberal reforms have created an economy dominated by massive, powerful, but ultimately fragile monopolies that require constant economic expansion just to survive, but which American domestic and foreign policies can no longer provide. They're facing "hard" limits in the form of military resistance from Russia and Iran as well as "soft" resistance in the form of competition from Chinese corporations. Any one of the problems the US is facing would require significant adaptations and reforms to address, but because of the dominance of these monopolies, individuals that head them, and years of undermining the government’s ability to directly intervene or direct them in any way, the American economic- political structure has become so brittle that the necessary structural changes cannot be made without utterly destroying them, which the bourgeoisie will not allow.

Just to give you an example, Russia is currently vastly outproducing nato in munitions like artillery shells. Though nato has called for expanding production and has increased output since the start of the war, it's still totally insufficient either to fight this current conflict or to recoup already expended stocks. The reasons being that the military contractors the US relies on have been whittled down from some 150 in 1990 to 6 today. The reasons these and other EU producers have given include the expenses in producing all new facilities for their production, which in the US would include not just the facilities themselves but vital infrastructure as well, the absence of the workers with the nevessary training and expertise, and the fact that increasing production would undercut their profits on things like shells which have quintupled or more in price since the war began and their doubt that the current demand would exist by the time they actually got all of this up and running, by which time the war will be over one way or another.

The result is what we're seeing now in the US. The billionaire class, acting through Trump, is assaulting the working class, further hamstringing the government’s ability to reign them in, and in some places seeking the creation of their own personal company-city fiefdoms, all in an attempt to try and desperately catch up to their competitors in Russia and China. If they're not able to effectively intervene in current world processes, the hegemony they need to exist as a class is likely to collapse as they're outcompeted and eventually marginalized. The circumstances that have kept the domestic class war in check will unravel and workers will demand reforms that marginalize or abolish them entirely, which they cannot and will not allow. This is why they continue to fight on in Ukraine in spite of every indication that the effort is vain and wasteful, because otherwise it means confronting and acknowledging what is likely to be the first in a long sequence of ever more humiliating and costly defeats.

Will Russia try to annex Kherson and Zaporozhye cities

I don't even know what Russia "wants" territorially at this point.

>>2372671
>Wants: All of Ukraine
<What they'll get: 4 oblasts by the end of 2069 at the current rate of progression

>>2372674
>Wants: All of Ukraine
That was never the goal.

>>2372671
Their stated objectives are the four oblasts which voted to become part of Russia, but it's increasingly likely that will be extended to others such as Dniepropetrovsk and Odessa, at least.

>>2372667
But if Ukraine is so important and existential why is the US/Eu not putting boots on the ground or giving Ukraine things like Patriot missiles, or putting conditions on Ukraine to not attack things like Russian nuclear power plants or Oil/gas production facilities?

>>2372680
>why is the US/Eu not putting boots on the ground
Because the looting has already taken place. Now they simply need to keep it.

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>>2372667
I love this. Almost looks like a modern-day take on a Soviet anti-war/anti-imperialism poster.

>>2372671
Denazification of Ukraine, simple as.
>m-muh territories
Don't care! Denazify Ukraine.


>>2372680
>why is the US/Eu not putting boots on the ground
There are nato soldiers operating there. But if you mean "why isn't there a general deployment" it largely has to do with the rot that I mentioned, the brittleness of their economies, and the desire to avoid nuclear war. "Putting boots on the ground" would require disrupting the economy with general mobilizations because the standing troops most nato countries have would be rendered operationally ineffective within hours to a couple weeks of fighting with Russia, not to mention the logistical headaches in coordinating all these military forces and supplying them, when they can't even keep Ukraine alone supplied. Nato directly and overtly entering the war would also expose them to strikes from Russian weapons which as we've seen between iran and Israel, nato AD can't entirely stop.

>giving Ukraine things like Patriot missiles

They have given Ukraine patriot missiles, and there are a lot of problems because of it. Namely that the weapon system wasn't designed for the sort of war it's being made to fight. A single patriot missile costs (iirc) tens of millions of dollars and is being made to try and defend against drones which cost much less and can be made much more quickly, as well as advanced hypersonics which it was never designed to fight.

Currently the patriot c missile is being produced at a rate of 42 a month (iirc), and the battery itself fires 2 for every 1 target it tries to intercept. I don't know what the exact numbers are now but Russia was planning to produce 500 shahed drones a month alone by this year. Now with the war between Israel and Iran exhausting Israel's own ad supplies, there simply aren't enough to go around.

>or putting conditions on Ukraine to not attack things like Russian nuclear power plants or Oil/gas production facilities?

I can't say entirely for certain but in the past nato has put restrictions on Ukraine regarding these kinds of targets both to keep Russia from targeting them in kind or in exchange for not hitting other targets, because Russia in the beginning of the war continued to honor its delivery contracts which the eu also wanted to keep in place, and I suspect because nato was entertaining the idea that they could capture their prize intact and the more of Russian infrastructure unharmed the greater their own profits would be. As the fighting has continued more and more of those restrictions have become nominal to the point that now "Ukraine" is attacking Russian infrastructure and even taking major provocative steps like attacking Russian nuclear deterrent capabilities.

The conflict is existential for nato, but there is still only so much they can realistically do about it for a number of reasons. The fact that its a coalition with a bunch of internally conflicting agenda is majorly working against it, as priorities among major members like the USA shift from Ukraine to Israel, or like Turkiye, which has also thwarted nato efforts to intervene by not letting warships enter the Black Sea.

>The Russian Communist Party (CPRF) has set the goal of restoring the reputation of Joseph Stalin, adopting a resolution calling for “historical justice” for the one-time Soviet leader.

>According to the document supported at a party convention held this week, the criticism of Stalin's era and his policies leveled by his successor, Nikita Khrushchev, was “misdirected” and “politically motivated.” In its resolution, the CPRF distanced itself from Khrushchev’s assessment of what he called Stalin’s “personality cult.”


<At the latest convention, the CPRF also adopted another resolution calling on President Vladimir Putin to rename the city of Volgograd back to Stalingrad. Long-time CPRF party head Gennady Zyuganov has long advocated for such a step. He made a similar appeal ahead of the 80th anniversary of victory over Nazi Germany in the Second World War in May.

>>2372786
>At the latest convention, the CPRF also adopted another resolution calling on President Vladimir Putin to rename the city of Volgograd back to Stalingrad
I feel like you can sell this to the United Russiatards as "owning the hohols"

>>2372786
Restore the rightful name of Leningrad while you're at it.


>>2372816
Cucktin prefers St. Pidorsburg

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>>2372230
>LAOS HAS SENT TROOPS TO THE KURSK REGION

https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/why-azerbaijan-russia-relations-are-breaking-point

How Azerbaijan-Russia relations came to a breaking point

<Baku is leveraging the latest spat with Moscow to reduce Russian influence in the region and potentially strengthen security cooperation with Turkey


>When Azerbaijan defeated Armenia in the second Nagorno-Karabakh war in 2020, Russian President Vladimir Putin emerged as a powerful mediator.


>The Kremlin helped broker a ceasefire deal that forced Armenia to accept a painful retreat from most of the territories it once controlled within Azerbaijan.


>At the time, Putin could not hide his disdain for Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, whose deepening ties with the West unsettled Moscow.


>Despite traditional Russian support for Armenia in its conflict with Baku, by 2020 Moscow clearly favoured Azerbaijan. Russian authorities regularly released official statements that sided with Baku’s position.


>To cement ties further, Putin made history in 2024 by conducting the first-ever Russian presidential visit to Azerbaijan.


>“Our countries continue to act as allies, friends, close partners and neighbours,” said Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev during their landmark meeting.


>Less than a year later, however, the mood has completely shifted.


<'What happened, Mr Putin?'


>“What happened, Mr Putin? Are you so worried that Azerbaijan has become a strong state, has recovered its lands, restored sovereignty, and that President Ilham Aliyev is recognised globally?” asked Azerbaijan’s state TV channel in a broadcast earlier this week.


>“You are used to dominating peoples who were forcibly included in Russia," it continued.


>"Whether in tsarist or Soviet times, Russians considered themselves the master race, while others were second-class citizens. Even though those empires are gone, the mindset remains.”


>Tensions first became apparent after Russia accidentally shot down an Azerbaijani Airlines plane in December, killing 38 people near Grozny.


>At the time, Russian authorities said air defence systems were active to counter potential Ukrainian drone attacks on Chechnya.


>Relations deteriorated further after Russian police, during the course of a murder investigation in Yekaterinburg, raided a house and killed Azerbaijani-born brothers Ziyaddin and Guseyn Safarov, injuring several others on Friday.


>A post-mortem conducted in Azerbaijan found the brothers were actually tortured in police custody. 


>Baku responded strongly, first cancelling a visit by Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexei Overchuk, then suspending all planned cultural events with Russian state and private institutions.


>Azerbaijani police this week raided the Russian state news agency Sputnik Azerbaijan and arrested its editor-in-chief and director, casting them as spies.


>Media outlets also released footage showing several Russian citizens, accused of drug trafficking and other crimes, being roughly handled by police and publicly ridiculed as they were pushed into a van.


>Some Azerbaijani reports even suggested that Baku could close Russian schools in the country.


<'Azerbaijan has not forgotten the downed civilian aircraft, and Russia’s silence will not be tolerated'


– Tural Ganjali, member of the Azerbaijani parliament

<“In today’s Russia, chauvinism, discrimination and Islamophobia are now open and state-enabled,” said Tural Ganjali, a member of the Azerbaijani parliament.


<“Migrants and non-Russians are coerced into war, threatened and blackmailed. This is a widespread policy, orchestrated and encouraged by the Russian government.”


>Rusif Huseynov, director of the Baku-based think tank Topchubashov Center, believes several factors have contributed to the growing crisis between the two countries.


<“While Baku avoids joining anti-Russian coalitions or endorsing western sanctions, it does not hesitate to take a firm stance in bilateral settings, where its rhetoric and actions can be notably bold,” he told MEE.


<“From Moscow’s perspective, Azerbaijan’s independent and balanced foreign policy has often been a source of frustration.”


>Huseynov notes that Baku still expects a full investigation into the downing of its airliner, formal acknowledgment and appropriate compensation, while Moscow insists on handling the matter behind closed doors.


>“Azerbaijan has not forgotten the downed civilian aircraft, and Russia’s silence will not be tolerated,” Ganjali said.


>“From barring Azerbaijani MPs from entering Russia to state-backed cyberattacks, anti-Azerbaijani hostility is growing. These are not isolated incidents; they are part of a broader hostile pattern.”


<Deliberately seeking escalation


>Some western diplomats believe Azerbaijan is deliberately seeking escalation with Russia in order to extract concessions from Moscow on other issues.


>One western diplomat, speaking on condition of anonymity, told MEE that with Iran weakened after Israel’s 12-day war, Baku has more freedom to address Russian demands regarding the peace agreement with Armenia.


<'Azerbaijan’s diversified foreign policy – anchored in alliances with Turkey and Pakistan, strategic partnerships with Israel and China – has reduced its reliance on Moscow' 


- Rusif Huseynov, Baku-based analyst

>Several Azerbaijani media outlets reported that Turkey, Armenia and Azerbaijan are close to a deal that would sideline Russia in the so-called Zangezur Corridor, which connects Azerbaijan’s mainland to its exclave of Nakhchivan through Armenia.


>The original 2020 agreement gave Russian FSB officers control over the corridor.


>An Armenian official told MEE that Yerevan’s position remains unchanged: Armenia opposes any foreign control over its sovereign territory and is open to working with other countries to open trade routes, but there is no new deal as reported. The official called such reports "fake".


>Several regional diplomats told MEE that Turkey has been quietly encouraging Armenia and Azerbaijan to sign a peace agreement.


>Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan hosted Pashinyan last month in Istanbul in the first-ever official visit by an Armenian leader since the end of the Cold War.


>“Azerbaijan’s diversified foreign policy – anchored in alliances with Turkey and Pakistan, strategic partnerships with Israel, and more recently China – has further reduced its reliance on Moscow,” Huseynov said.


>“Russian officials are likely unsettled by Turkey’s expanding political and military influence in the South Caucasus, especially through its close ties with Azerbaijan.”


>Huseynov also pointed out that Baku is leveraging its geopolitical influence against Russia, which is isolated due to the Ukraine war and sanctions.


>He explained that Moscow needs Baku more than ever, as it seeks markets and transport corridors to the south for access to Turkey, Iran and the Persian Gulf.


>Another diplomat noted that Russia’s growing ties with Georgia are a concern for both Azerbaijan and Turkey, while Armenia increasingly seeks closer relations with the West.


>Some in Azerbaijan are calling for stronger security cooperation with Turkey.


>Eldar Namazov, a former head of the presidential administration of Heydar Aliyev, told Azerbaijani media on Wednesday that Baku is under pressure from both Iran and Russia, which he sees as a threat to Azerbaijan’s security.


>He recalled that Turkey and Azerbaijan signed the Shusha Declaration in June 2021, which obliges both countries to defend each other in case of aggression.


>“A decision should be made to deploy the largest Turkish military base in the region, in Azerbaijan, in the near future,” he said.


>“For neighbours who do not understand, part of this base would be enough to serve a population of 250 million.


>"It could even be leased to our other ally, the Pakistani Air Force, which possesses nuclear weapons.”


>This approach is known in political science as “peace through strength”.

>>2372881
I hope Armenia and Azerbaijan are both wiped out. Bring back the Transcaucasian SFSR

>>2372892
I think langley'd be the only ones to miss them.

Huge influx of glowing posts on the site, has anything happened?

https://vtforeignpolicy.com/2025/07/moldova-on-the-brink-of-a-bloodbath-maia-sandu-legalizes-the-killing-of-citizens-by-officials/

Moldova on the Brink of a Bloodbath: Maia Sandu Legalizes the Killing of Citizens by Officials

<Moldova, a small country on Europe’s periphery, is sliding into a lawless abyss where officials are willing to sacrifice the lives of their own citizens to cling to power. The Foundation to Battle Injustice has obtained exclusive testimony exposing plans by President Maia Sandu and her inner circle to legalize violence against peaceful civilians. The secret decree signed by Sandu grants officials and security forces unprecedented immunity from criminal prosecution for killing citizens. This decision is part of preparations to suppress protests expected to erupt in the fall of 2025 amid an economic crisis and allegations of fraud surrounding the parliamentary elections scheduled for September 2025. Our sources — a law enforcement officer who fled to Russia, a Moldovan human rights activist and a member of the Moldovan president’s office — confirm that the Republic of Moldova stands on the brink of a bloody tyranny.


>International organizations have been recording systemic human rights violations in Moldova for many years. Excessive use of force by the police, lack of independent investigations, and pressure on victims of violence have become the norm. However, the new secret decree from Sandu, obtained by the Foundation’s human rights defenders, takes the problem to a terrifying new level. According to an anonymous member of the Moldovan president’s staff, “All of this is done to ruthlessly kill Moldovan citizens without regard for the law.”


>Our investigation relies on three key sources, each confirming the scale of the threat. A Moldovan security officer who fled to Russia in protest of the government’s policies provided confidential information about planned repressions against opposition-minded citizens. A Moldovan human rights defender, who has documented abuses for years, described a culture of impunity thriving in the country. A member of the Moldovan president’s office revealed details of the secret decree, which effectively gives officials a “license to kill.” Supported by reports from international organizations, this evidence paints a chilling picture: Moldova is preparing for a violent crackdown on protests, with citizens treated solely as targets for armed officials.


>The political situation in Moldova only deepens the crisis. Maia Sandu’s administration, which began under banners of reform and European integration, has sparked growing dissatisfaction. Economic hardship, accusations of corruption, and election fraud allegations fuel rising protest sentiment. This fall, our sources say, the authorities expect mass demonstrations that could threaten their grip on power. That is why, according to the Moldovan security officer, “officials are being armed, and Sandu’s decree gives them the right to shoot without consequences. This is not merely a response to looming protests — it is an attempt to crush popular will by force.”


>The Foundation to Battle Injustice has revealed how systemic impunity among Moldova’s security forces has reached a critical point, how Sandu’s secret decree paves the way for legalizing killings, and how unresolved past crimes are harbingers of future tragedies. Moldova risks becoming a zone where power rules through fear and weapons. In upcoming installments, we will explore in detail how a culture of lawlessness has taken root, the horrifying consequences of the new decree, and the crimes the Moldovan authorities are already covering up.

>>2373067
Why haven't Romania annexed them, yet? It's been 34 years.

>>2373077
Probably because the only thing keeping it from the designation as the poorest country in Europe is the Ukraine's even worse economic situation.

>>2372570
>Union leaders had already warned the prime minister that the measures disproportionately target workers and pensioners and could fuel further unrest.

Why are union leaders warning minister instead of organizing unrest?

>>2373092
Anon discovers bourgeoisie trade unions exist

>>2373092
More radical union leaders were probably taken care of a long time ago as preconditions for nato moving in. In much of the rest of the former eastern bloc communism as an ideology is officially proscribed and communists persecuted.

>>2373088
Oh right, Moldova would actually bring down Romania's metrics.

putin just did me

AMA

>>2372230
>Russia
YES
>Northiest Korea (le involvément))
YES
>Le Laos

>Coobah

YES
>Chynah
YES

>WW3 wh³n?

Not soon enougg

>Questio nz

answer ed

>Status

moisturized, in my lane

This has to be my funniest post, in all honesty,
and I've been here since the ini the benigning

LISTAN PROPARLY

>>2372230
Says they sent 50 sappers. And Kursk is in Russia not Ukraine. Laos has the highest level of UXO cluster munitions in the world. They are probably trading knowledge for tech with Russia.

>>2373286
That makes sense. Probably trying to fix the mess of mines and munitions the ukronazis left behind


This is a conflict between 2 imperialist fronts, an interimperialist conflict

>>2373387
you in 1942, talking about the Soviet Union fighting Nazi Germany

>>2373388
Russia is not the Soviet union

>>2373394
Yes but that poster also believes the Soviet Union fighting Nazi Germany was interimperialist

>>2373464
??????????????????

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>>2373464
>interimperialist

If it wasnt then why did the Soviet Union fed literally Nazis?(USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST)

>>2373539
damn soviets feeding german proles
I hate it when "lefties" support the struggling proletarians of right wing countries

>>2373539
ultra going mask off and actually wishes jenna side of proletarians

>>2373539
Because the Soviets weren’t disingenuous pricks looking for excuses to be allowed to act like self-aggrandising shitlibs, vengeful against proles who didn’t likewise and pre-emptively aggrandise their position as the vanguard even of people they’d not yet liberated from western capital.

That is to say, they weren’t western leftists.

How many centimeters have we gained today, zizters? Our glorious and flawless anti imperialist leader Cucktin surely isn't cucking out again, isn't he

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>>2373577
>Russia advances
<lmao what cucks they’ll never win
NAFOids doomed to perpetually look like they’re eating lemons for the rest of the conflict

>>2373580
Not many centimeters, huh?

>>2373583
Centimetres or kilometres today, Crimea is already beyond the horizon for Ukraine.

ukraine counter offensyiv status?

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>>2373585
20 more years, zizters!

>>2373588
How many until 1991 borders are restored?

>>2373590
25 years?

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How do common Russians, no ziggers, feel for Russia turning into china's Israel?

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>>2373692
>he doesn't know
In Spectacular Society every side gets to be the winner!

>>2373694
>>2373700
Anon, why are you posting this here?
If you're feeling a way go and have a wank and come back.

>>2373705
>why are you posting these here?
Are you retarded?

Will Europe fully militarise itself WW1 style in the next few years or do you think China will replenish Europes need for energy so much so that the imperialists have no choice but to fizzle out?

>>2373729
Neither is possible. Western militarization is code for giving American MIC more money for the same amounts of hardware. But also burgers won't let Chyna take their new best energy market.

>>2373394
>that image
TRVTHNVKE
poland is the scheming bastard behind everything

>>2373719
>Retard can't constructively add to the discussion but does name calling

Isn't that bannable?

>>2373792
no on an imageboard everyone is free to viciously launch nonstop personal attacks.
it's like therapy for most people here.


>>2373919
The Russian state using soviet symbolism to unify people to the war effort is nothing new.

>>2373692
>even china says russia is losing
thankfully russian nationalist cheerleaders keep up our spirits

>>2373587
>ukraine is as strong as nazi germany
>allies never managed to climb up italy
who's the soviet union that'll save our boy pussy this time around?

>BERLIN — A leading politician in Germany’s governing Christian Democratic Union said the country should take part in a European nuclear umbrella or face becoming a “pawn” on the world stage.

>“We should have a debate about an independent European nuclear umbrella, and that will only work with German leadership,” Jens Spahn, the conservatives' parliamentary group leader told German newspaper Welt. “If you can't provide a nuclear deterrent, you become a pawn in world politics.”

https://www.politico.eu/article/germany-conservative-jens-spahn-european-nuclear-deterrent-independent-us/

>>2373692
So it IS an interimperialist conflict huh

>>2373968
it isn't imperialism when you're cucking a capitalist state

>>2373692
what they actually said was "if we were helping russia ukraine would have been destroyed since a long time. We have 0 reason to help you make russia loose because we know you will just attack us after."
not that I expect baiters to actually know anything about the shit they post beyond a headline, but retards like you should indeed be banned

>>2374015
Why they didnt help russia? Could it be that communists dont take a side in an interimperialist conflict?

>>2374060
Because that would be worthless. They have provided Russia with amble military material aid.
The average communist mindset of this war is that critical support for the separatists is needed but the invasion itself clearly is a battleground for the west and russia for resources beyond just protecting the rights of russian speakers and political minorities. China, the DPRK and now Laos is protecting Russian sovereignty, not the "invasion" per se.

>>2374015
>No source provided
<Talking about baiters

Ah anon :/

>muh baiters
Everyone is a baiter here

>>2374194
>uhm yeah laos and drpk are totally invading le ukraine, chud

Belarus has joined BRICS.

>>2374383
From what I understand, they are upgrading from observer to partner, along with Vietnam, whereas Indonesia is joining as a full member

>>2374564
That's better than nothing. More of the world is falling outside of western hegemonic orbit.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/jul/05/ukraine-war-briefing-power-to-zaporizhzhia-plant-cut-off-as-un-watchdog-warns-nuclear-safety-extremely-precarious

Ukraine war briefing: Power to Zaporizhzhia plant cut off as UN watchdog warns nuclear safety ‘extremely precarious’

>All external power lines supplying electricity to the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine were down for several hours on Friday, the UN nuclear watchdog said, but the station’s management later said power had been restored. International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) chief Rafael Grossi acknowledged that power had been restored after 3½ hours but added on X that nuclear safety “remains extremely precarious in Ukraine”. The Ukrainian energy minister blamed Russian shelling for severing the last power line to the plant and its six reactors. Ukraine’s power distribution operator said its technicians had taken action to restore it. Europe’s biggest nuclear power plant, which is not operating but still requires power to keep its nuclear fuel cool, switched during the outage to running on diesel generators, the IAEA said.


<Ukraine has accused Vladimir Putin of “publicly humiliating” Donald Trump after Russia launched a devastating attack with a record number of drones and ballistic missiles on Kyiv hours after the two leaders spoke by phone. Luke Harding reports that Volodymyr Zelenskyy described the seven-hour raid as a “deliberate act of terror” that “immediately followed the call between Washington and Moscow”. It was one of the most severe assaults of the war and a “clear interpretation of how Moscow interprets diplomacy”, the Ukrainian president added. The attack overnight to Friday involved more than 550 Russian drones and ballistic missiles, with officials saying one person was killed and at least 23 people injured.


>Zelenskyy said interceptor drones had proved effective in downing many Russian drones in the Kyiv assault and issued a new call for their rapid development and production. “We are scaling this up as much as possible,” he said in his nightly video address. “More production of these interceptor drones, more training and more preparation for our drone operators. This is a clear task.”


<Trump spoke with Zelenskyy on Friday as the US president appears increasingly disheartened over his chances of fulfilling a campaign pledge to end the Russia-Ukraine war, Andrew Roth reports. The call with Zelenskyy came after Moscow’s attack on Kyiv and as Washington has halted its latest shipment of military aid to Ukraine. Zelenskyy called the conversation “important and useful” and said he and Trump discussed Ukraine’s air defence capabilities, joint defence production and “mutual purchases and investments”. Trump expressed disappointment after speaking with Putin in a call, saying: “I’m very disappointed with the conversation I had today with President Putin, because I don’t think he’s there. I don’t think he’s there and I’m very disappointed. I’m just saying, I don’t think he’s looking to stop, and that’s too bad.” Asked on Saturday if the US would agree to supply more Patriot missiles to Kyiv, as Zelenskyy requested, Trump said: “They’re going to need them for defence … They’re going to need something because they’re being hit pretty hard.”


>Germany was exploring the possibility of buying more Patriot air defence systems from the US for Ukraine, a government spokesman said, as Russia intensifies its aerial attacks. Asked about reports the government in Berlin had reached out to Washington over a deal for new anti-missile systems, government spokesperson Stefan Kornelius said on Friday he could “confirm that more intensive discussions are indeed taking place on this”. Chancellor Friedrich Merz raised the issue in a call with Trump on Thursday, according to reports.


<Russia and Ukraine announced a fresh prisoner swap on Friday as part of agreements reached between them during talks in Istanbul last month. Volodymyr Zelenskyy published photographs of freed Ukrainian troops wrapped in blue and yellow flags. He did not say how many Ukrainians had been returned. Russia’s defence ministry also reported the swap, saying Kyiv handed over a group of its servicemen who were currently in Moscow-allied Belarus, while also not saying how many troops were exchanged.


>Russian air defence units downed dozens of Ukrainian drones in widely dispersed parts of the country, including two near the country’s second-largest city, St Petersburg, officials said on Saturday. Alexander Drozdenko, governor of the Leningrad region surrounding St Petersburg, wrote on Telegram that two drones were downed in different districts south of the city and no injuries or damage was reported. Operations were suspended for a time at St Petersburg’s Pulkovo airport. The governor of Smolensk region in western Russia said anti-aircraft units had downed three drones without any casualties or damage. The governor of Voronezh region, next to Ukraine, said several drones had been destroyed. The Russian defence ministry said a total of 42 drones were destroyed in three hours.


<Emmanuel Macron and Keir Starmer will co-chair talks with other European leaders on boosting Ukraine’s defences, the Elysee Palace said. “There will certainly be a discussion on how to seriously maintain Ukraine’s combat capability,” it said on Friday, adding that the French president and the British prime minister would co-chair the meeting of Kyiv’s allies by video linkduring the French leader’s visit to the UK next week.

>>2374586
Iirc if Germany does buy these patriot systems now, it's probably going to be 40-50 months before they get them assuming they're talking new units.

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Fireworks status?

Ziggers, if you could recommend ONE book that would explain why you support Russia, what that book be?

>>2374698
V. I. Lenin War and Revolution


>>2374703
also Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism, which if you do the same analysis he did today, clearly point to the fact we have only one empire now, the US led nato empire

>>2374567
I agree, it's a great step forward, Bolivia and Cuba were also added as partners. Just clarifying

>>2374738
Lenin would have undoubtedly called modern Russia an imperialist power, but he would have accepted that the fight to defend the national self determination of a people, such as the people of donestk, against a aggressor is righteous.

>>2374642
This is such dumbass fascist propaganda, Lukashenko is not even in this war retarded faggot lol

>>2374743
>Lenin would have undoubtedly called modern Russia an imperialist power
X

>>2374745
and if he was the war actually would have only lasted 3 hours

>>2374747
It would be stupid to say otherwise. Russia is a capitalist nation and regardless how anti-western a capitalist nation is the bourgeoisie will have exploitive and imperialist interests.

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>>2374586
WOW the whole continent is going to shit…
the fall of the USSR should have never happened

Chinese documentary with English captions on the fall of the ussr

>>2374752
haiti is imperialist, let's go over some simple facts:
>it would be stupid to say otherwise
>haiti is a capitalist nation
>the bourgeoisie will have exploitive and imperialist interests

blackrock stopped selling assets in ukraine its fucking OVER
>BlackRock Inc. halted its search for investors to back a multibillion-dollar Ukraine recovery fund earlier this year after Donald Trump’s election victory saw the US sour on the eastern European country, people familiar with the discussions said.

>in January, BlackRock decided to pause talks with institutional investors due to a lack of interest amid increased uncertainty over Ukraine’s future.

https://archive.ph/xZJXi

>>2374752
read the fucking book you brainless moron. Read what makes a country imperialist, how Lenin ground his analysis on actual economic facts, and then do a similar analysis today and you will finally fucking understand you fucking idiot

One of the most important concepts to understand when studying history is that nations are not the same as people. Nations rise and fall, but people remain. For most of Ukraine’s history, the people living there would not have seen themselves as Ukrainian. At first, the word Ukraine meant “frontier” or “borderland” and was applied to the land as a description, not a name. To borrow a term from the far right, the “national idea” of Ukraine is an invention of the 1800s. However, people lived in Ukraine long before it was called Ukraine.

This part of the world has been inhabited for so long that it is difficult to say who the native people were. Throughout history, the fertile Pontic Steppe, with its vast grasslands and rich soil, has seen an endless wave of human settlement and migration. The land we now call Ukraine has been conquered and colonized countless times. Greek and Roman historians write about equestrian people they called Scythians who dominated the region for centuries until they were eventually assimilated by early Slavs in the 3rd century BCE. The Greeks and Romans were not just observers, they eventually colonized parts of Crimea and a small area around present-day Odessa. The Byzantines held their Crimean outposts until the mid-15th century.

Trump shills. Your response?????

>>2375360
At some point, profits from joining BRICS will pay for 10% tariffs with extra

>>2375360
WE DON'T NEED NO IMPERIAL EXPOLIATION
WE DON'T NEED NO BURGER EMPEROR

>>2375360
Tariffs are good because goods flow away from amerikkkka

>>2375360
and there's still bothsidist dipshits when one side is trying to stop the global south from developing so it can cling onto a fundamentally evil hegemonic order

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>>2375487
>evil

what's wrong with it?

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Protip for American communists: bombing military recrooooters is met with a positive reception from the population

How lower can urop fall?

>>2373692
Based because China could potentially reign in the Russia's most retarded bourgeois tendencies.

Is China really trying to cuck Russia back to a form of socialism? They've been realising state-funded documentaries that feel like something an anti-revisionist hardliner would make.

>>2375752
What documentaries?


>>2375765
Thank you

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>>2373692
Not Russian, but I feel like nothing but good things could come from the RF growing more explicitly dependent on China. Though, this feels more like pushback against the NATO narrative about the war than Russia.

the EU are making a new "Tribunal" to punish the crime of "Inventing Warfare" that the RF committed that fateful 22 of February of 2022. This is meant to lay the legal justifications for expropriating the RF's foreign assets among other things. And will likely have the most fanfare since Bucha yet. So it cannot go unanswered, because the Eurocucks will likely make it their casus beli to *officially* joining the US cold war on the periphery. And China, of course.

https://www.kyivpost.com/post/55248

https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_25_398

https://commission.europa.eu/topics/eu-solidarity-ukraine/holding-russia-accountable_en

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Hey Gordon. Laos is not China.

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>>2375787
>So uh… are ya Chinese or Japanese?

Le ICP (all of them) says this is le interimperialist conflict.

Good guys

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XIX Congress of the CPRF

>>2375765
China's Uncucking hypnosis.

>>2375765
>>2376063
More like a totally healthy reaction to rightoid fags trying to rewrite history to present communists as mass murderers, communism as not working, etc etc. It's really infuriating watching any debates between CPRF, because they just agree with every falsehood told about USSR, but then turn around to the camera, look at your eyes, and say "but it was good, actually!" Yeah, dude, killing 700k people in a purge was good - that's why you get blasted with that particular falsehood by every enemy of communism.

>>2376091
Exactly. Stalin was not perfect. He must be critiqued, but lies about him or exaggerations must be despooked. The CPRFs have become socially-reactionary because they unironically believe a good 40% of anti-soviet myths.

why are all these ministers and CEOs in russia blowing their brains out?

>>2376215
The spirit of Stalin is Rising and unlike Lenin's spirit that walks the world amongst the people he brings Fire and torment to the enemies and betrayers of the revolution.

neocon don doing his thing

>>2376215
They don't. They underwent thermorectal cryptoanalysis in secret to spill out all the secrets, and now they get retroactively dead from other reasons. It's related to Ukraine, anyway

Any nafoids interested in remaking?

>>2377519
REMAKE REMAKE REMAKE


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