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>>2857655Zelya: 40 more days edition, Russia will surrender in 40 days!
count started on 26/06/2026 - Briritsh callendar - 06/26/2026 - American calendar: 22 daysEvidence of the influence and origin of neo-Nazi groups in Ukraine
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8 dead in attacks on Russian warehouses belong to Wild Berries, the Russian equivalent of Amazon.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/clyxlm877p2oBoth this war and the Iran war are starting to escalate. I'm getting a bad feeling about this.
>>2869723Just a small and smokey fire. Here look at that random noone being angry on telegram about some Ukrainian leader or plan or something uji
China Declines to Supply Equipment for Russian Northern Sea Route Fleethttps://www.kyivpost.com/post/80572It's fucking over holy fuck. Just shut it down.
>>2869754>kievpostnever happened
>>2869723>This was what The Champagne tried to claim was small and not a big deallolllllllllllllllllllllllllll
>>2869709>Both this war and the Iran war are starting to escalateEscalate to what, forced conscription?
>>2869798Cucktin would never
>>2869754At least post reuters as your source, retard
>>2869723They're going after the treats! It's over!!! Retreat!!!
>>2869858So this is good for Russia then, it will only make them stronger
>>2869858You joke but this is literally what people like Dugin believe.
>>2869866>>2869869You people think this is some real damage but in reality we've seen Ukrainians suffer more than this every day, and still no rebellions. Ukrainians are delusional if they think this will actually achieve anything
>>2869869Dugin is retarded
>>2869870There has been draft riots in urkaine doe
>>2869870The Ukrainians aren't rebelling because they can see that Zelensky is a better wartime leader than Cucktin.
>>2869874Simple as. As pathetic as Zelensky is, he is still actually leading Ukrainians during a war. Cucktin is totally inept…I bet he is still sad the big boys aren't playing with him and tries his best to be frens with them again
>>2869870Of course, because they will be arrested or shot if they rebel. Ukraine is a bourgeois dictatorship just like Russia. But anyway the purpose of the Wildberries strike is to weaken a military goods provider rather than to terrorize and make Russians rebel.
>>2869878>purpose of the Wildberries strike is to weaken a military goods provider Are you for real?
>>2869878Well they did supply some military stuff and I wouldn't be surprised if their datacenters are part of the defense infrastructure but this is really about putting economic pressure on Russia and deny the proles their treats, bringing the war closer to the civilians in hopes of destabilization more than anything else
>>2869858Has this bitch never heard of the silk road? Western European states only turned to maritime trade when overland routes to Asia were cut off.
>>2869892It's not, it's the butthurt "let their civilians feel the war!" kind of warfare
>>2869894Well yeah that's what I said and Russia has been doing the same to ukraine instead of conquering the country for 4 years now
>>2869898Dude, Russia constantly does "energy ceasefires"
>>2869898You lie as naturally as you breathe.
>>2869903And ukraine didn't bomb v day cause they're so nice! Or maybe they didn't want to risk killing netanyahu who was just next to putin who knows
>>2869912???? Russia wasn't bombing whatever Nazi marches Ukraine is having either
>>2869754>kyivyivyiv.do better. soon, the 40 days are about to expire.
>>2869858comedians had their turn, now streamers get to be modern day philosophers
>>2869723I see the smoke wars are still going.
Imma be posting some smokseys too :D
>>2869941yeah, Dore got weird….
>>2869942You should probably save some of that copium for later I hear it's hard to order it on the internet marketplace these days
>>2869951is the front line going to stop moving westwards because Russians can't buy some labubus?
Russians endured the 90s. their snacks were a harden piece of bread with ketchup. there's little to nothing ukraine can do to make them feel they are losing this shit.
>>2869894>It's not, it's the butthurt "let their civilians feel the war!" kind of warfareThis + make Europe feel less weak compared to Russia. We eclipse the ground war and strikes in Ukraine with asymmetric warfare while surrounding ourselves in the slanted media bubble exploited by it. But the plate for anyone leading the US or Ukraine is just an endless headache with no clear solutions. The world situation for them just sucks ass.
>>2869983>is the front line going to stop moving westwards because Russians can't buy some labubus?A pizza commercial destroyed the Soviet Union
>>2870014>pizza hutpretty sure it never aired in Russia.
>>2870021>democracy doesn't wor-ACKNo, the problem is youthcattle simply wont show up to vote for their basic fucking interests
Bombing hyper-capitalist warehouses is actually a good thing. Such a monstrosities would never exist under real socialism. Shame about the pollution.
>>2870046>youthcattle simply wont show up to vote for their basic fucking interestskinda hard to outvote boomers when old people outnumber young people 4:1
>>2870046Can you blame their apathy tho
well. it's official and is getting ridiculous.
zelya appointed as the acting director of the SBU the First Deputy Head of the Security Service, and ex-convicted extortion guy, poklad.
pokla was sentenced in 1996 to 6 years of prison for extortion, but only servd 2.5 years.
zelya is literally entrenching, he's digging the deepest trench in hopes he's not getting killed or ousted, lmao.
>picrelhttps://antikor.ua/articles/502008-likvidator_zaharchenko_ili_spetsialist_po_gosperevorotam_kem_javljaetsja_novyj_glava_kontrrazvedki_sbu_aleksandr_pokladhttps://tema.in.ua/article/3574.html
>Oleksandr Valentinovich Poklad, graduated from Kharkiv Law University as a lawyer. In 1996, he was convicted of extortion and sentenced to six years' imprisonment with confiscation of property. An appeals court upheld the sentence. Two and a half years later, he was released under an amnesty. He served his sentence in a pretrial detention center and a correctional facility in Poltava. His release was facilitated by Pluzhnik.
>After his release, he fell under the total control of Pluzhnik. While free, he created an organized crime group, which, with Pluzhnik's assistance, quickly became the most influential in Kremenchuk, numbering up to 100 fighters. The group was involved in large-scale business, led by Ruslan Telyatnik, also known as "Telik." Specifically, members of the group controlled the Gvardeysky and Kerchensky markets, the Zebra nightclub, a silicon quarry, and the petroleum trade, as well as KRAZ automobiles. The group engaged in robberies, protection rackets, and debt collection (led by Vitaly Derevyanko, nicknamed "Derevyanchik"). Yemelyanchik, nicknamed "Yemelya," was "responsible" for robberies, burglaries, and drug trafficking. In 2004, the group acquired wiretapping equipment for $50,000. Over the course of eight years of fruitful activity, not a single member of the group has been imprisoned, although there are a fair number of criminal cases in which they figure.Side note: Pluzhnik is a nicknamed 'the richest law enforcement officer of the 2000s' by the UA media. lmao.
>Hromadske found out where his adult children and ex-wife got 11 luxury apartments in Kyiv and Odessa, a luxurious country estate, 4 prestigious cars, and about a thousand square meters of commercial real estate.with estimated assets: 6 million USD.
https://www.anticor.foundation/novyny/15046/<Hello from the 90s for $6 million: how Oleksandr Pluzhnyk hides a property empire>Date of article: 2025https://cripo.com.ua/main/najbagatshyj-pravoohoronets-nulovyh-a-nyni-deputat-kyyivrady-j-zaraz-ne-biduye/<The richest law enforcement officer of the 2000s, and now a deputy of the Kyiv City Council, is not poor even now>Date or article: 2025I believe in people reforming, but this is beyond absurd, giving two prominent security positions to the same person with such a past….
ukraine
IS a mafia state.
>>2870021The sad part is this isn't even a moral victory since the CPRF is fake opposition. Even if they had somehow overcome the ballot stuffing they'd support whatever Putin orders them to anyway. Russia's entire political system is really bad smoke and mirrors that seems to only exist for its own sake (ie to line pockets), since I don't think anyone actually believes they can vote Putin or his supporters out.
I get this weird feeling that this war will still be going a couple years from now but barely any Ukrainian soldiers will actually be fighting it. It will be the same mass of Russians conscripted/press ganged from poor communities fighting an almost entirely robotic Ukrainian Army that will give the whole thing an eerie, intensely inhumane vibe. Charging an enemy in front of you is one thing, to have that enemy just be a picket line of UGVs while kamikaze drones swarm overhead with no humans actually shooting directly at you is creepy.
>>2870119if putins top priority was enriching himself russia would be in SWIFT and he'd be chilling on the French Riviera somewhere
>>2870021>sees election in Russia>gets the event completely wrong>makes an assessment pulled out of his ass.wow, libs are surely some weird entities.
Breakdown of the events:
>there was blatant vote fraud on the second round, the CPFR candidate was winning with a 5% margin, then suddenly the remaining votes gave UR the victory. the >Primorsky Krai Election Commission voted 12 to 1 to annul the results, on the basis of electoral fraud>The CPFR candidate issued a lawsuit against the decision on the electoral commission (his appeal was for the reason for the annulment, not the annulment itself). He wanted to be declared the legitimate winner based on the original vote count.>the court upheld the decision: there was voter fraud, the annulment requires the election TO START OVER(the CPFR and the CPFR candidate for that region were not particularly united about the lawsuit)
>The original UR candidate withdrew>The new UR candidate Oleg Kozhemyako wins the election with over 61%. >No voter fraud detected.>Audited>CPFR content with the results. >>2870128yeah, Russia, know country that fights with shovels, no washing machines, and only wins because grub and weed.
also, it's 22 days.
see the clock? 22 days.
lmao, radlibs ITT are really salty with the 40 days countdown.
>>2870136At the rate you're going, you're not winning in two years.
>>2870119It makes sense when you learn that Russia copied the uniparty system of Japan and United Russia is inapired from the LDP. They copied an american occupied country because they have an humiliation fetish
>>2870146Where are you getting the idea I buy this 40 day meme?
>>2870148>memeglad we agree that the ua state is a meme.
>>2870162All states are memes, the only question is which is preferable.
>>2870129Cucktrin tried very hard and deperately wanted to become a NATO member
>>2870169all he had to do was let ukraine in nato and he'd be on a private jet drinking champaign with macron
>>2870165buddy, take a notch or two. go outside, talk to people, touch grass. you are seething, malding, coping.
you play coy, it doesn't suit you. you came to say that the country that won't last X numbers of years is Russia without mentioning that zelya once again declared an operation which will last 40 days since 26 of June, 22 days already have passed, to put Russia in a negotiation table without accomplishing the real SMO objectives (not/or the imaginary objectives set up in washington with their media). then your answer what was?
>40 days meme?
you called ukraine a meme. you, by accident, because you weren't thinking you called the other side a meme. where's the part where you retract everything you said before that?
that's how I know that you want to play coy, but you are
>picrelout of proportion.
well, there were protests after all
>>2867668>>2867666
>Rallies in support of Fedorov are ongoing in the area around the Franko Square, near Zelensky's office.>Protests continue for the third day in a row in Kyiv and other regions of Ukraine.https://nv.ua/amp/protesty-iz-za-otstavki-fedorova-mitingi-ohvatili-kiev-odessu-i-drugie-regiony-50625433.html>Thousands of people took to the streets in Kyiv to protest Fedorov's resignation.https://www.svoboda.org/a/v-kieve-tysyachi-chelovek-vyshli-na-aktsiyu-protiv-otstavki-fyodorova/33806032.html
>Participants are chanting "Servant of the People, come to the people" and are demanding the resignation of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Syrsky.It makes sense then:
>>2870182ft article:
https://www.ft.com/content/1b34caa6-d909-4df8-a90f-b928f2199261>FT archived:https://archive.is/73YvW
>Volodymyr Zelenskyy is considering sacking Ukraine’s commander-in-chief, who is known as “the Butcher”, as he seeks to navigate a path out of the biggest military leadership crisis of his presidency.
>Oleksandr Syrsky’s leadership of the armed forces has become a lightning rod for protests that have grown since Zelenskyy fired the civilian defence minister after a deepening rift between the two leaders became untenable.>According to a senior administration official, Zelenskyy is gathering military commanders this weekend to hear their assessments of the battlefield situation and to interview candidates to take command of the army.>That person said Zelenskyy was open to removing Syrsky from his post if he could find a commander who would ensure a smooth transfer of power while maintaining a strong defence along the 1,200km front line.well, let's see.
I guess the lib media calling
>the biggest military leadership crisis (yet)
doesn't suit well for the development of an army of imaginary drones, robots, and mechanized whatnots that will fight for two years another army.
wow, I didn't know nafo was this salty about fedorov, too. lmao
hey nafo: the FT article, the ua media, don't mention there's a chance for fedorov to return.
so, what's that? Russia is the one that won't be able to fight for two years?
because
*check notes*
he was
>the guy who literally painted Russia into a corner
surely zelya will put someone more competent, will he?
:^)
>>2870219
This is perhaps the most insufferable thing anyone has posted here in a while.
>>2870229Almost makes you miss the azovsomething blogposts huh
>>2870245forgot to put, in
LVOV meh, these protests are a re-edition of the sapo and nabu protests of last year, mid-year. it's the same people that is still withholding faith onto whatever is depicted as more western than what there is.
dmytro koziatynskyi is around this protest, like he was 2025.
fun, but re-editions get old fast, unless it's a reboot ;) wink wink ;)
>>2870174You can't speak English properly so I'm not even gonna bother responding to this in detail except to say this kind of pathetic attempt to turn absolutely any statement into a gotcha to supposedly demonstrate the obvious correctness of Russia's position is classic SVR psyops, I have seen this exact kind of "argument" structure on /pol/ a million times. You're not fooling me, not that you could given how bad your English is.
>'not even bother to reply'
>still replies.
>grammar nazi police
>'youse /pol/' projection.
>'not fooling me'. implying I don't use a flag to precisely avoid confusion among people ITT. wut?
touch taller grass.
Events in Ukraine shared their thoughts about the fedorov-syrsky crisis:
>With the EU unwilling to support ex-defense minister Mikhailo Fedorov, there’s no need for Zelensky to reverse his July 15 decision to get rid of the minister, popular among Ukraine’s pro-western civil society. Despite Fedorov’s remarkable press conference two days ago, railing against head of the army Oleksandr Syrsky, he’s now a political corpse.
>Fedorov
>The liberal nationalist media, anti-corruption NGOs, and sundry other affiliates of the Open Society Foundation and USAID — the so-called ‘Sorosites’ — are aggressively displaying their support for Fedorov and opposition to Syrsky, but to no avail. They keep on putting out material about the murders and torture prevalent in units Syrsky created and curated, with deserters and retreaters executed. A body in a forest, decapitated and without internal organs. The army said it was suicide.
>Pro-Fedorov protestors, July 18
>Some soldiers and former officers aligned with the liberals have come out against Syrsky. But on Syrsky’s side are the commanders of the two Azov Corps, the most powerful, respected, and ideologically extreme sections of the Ukrainian army. The self-proclaimed ‘White Fuhrer, Andrii Biletsky, supports General Syrsky, and Zelensky gave him a prestigious award yesterday for his efforts. Lower-level troops expressing their support for Fedorov and opposition to Syrsky are being threatened by army command.
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>Syrsky
>Meanwhile, Syrsky held a secret meeting with Zelensky’s supposedly resigned chief of staff Andrii Yermak, showing the continued omnipotence of the Ukrainian deep state. With Fedorov gone and the EU relatively nonplussed, Zelensky is likely to restart the campaign he started in July 2025 — a final solution of the Sorosite problem, the liquidation of the anti-corruption structures. He’s tired of the anti-corruption organs constantly bringing charges against his ‘Family’, whether Yermak or anyone else.
>Yermak, alias ‘Ali Baba’ or ‘the Surgeon’
>And Zelensky has just the man for the job — Oleksandr Poklad, alias ‘the Strangler’, once an imprisoned mobster, then the main government assassin, and now, the new head of the Security Services of Ukraine (SBU). Zelensky, Yermak, and the rest of their ‘Family’ is not willing to depart the stage under the increasingly insistent blows of corruption probes.
does zelya have the balls to carry out the purge of nabu and sapo? he was dastardly coward the last time he tried.
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