AVERAGE RUSSIAN SOLDIER EDITIONSIZZLE GANG
TO WATCH FOR NEWS:
https://liveuamap.com/Live updates from Texan commie boomer in Donbass:
https://www.youtube.com/c/RussellBentleyTexacFor Russiabros, analysis from Boris Rozhin:
https://colonelcassad.livejournal.com/ (has a telegram, lots of cool stuff there too)
QRD
"Modern Ukraine was completely created by Russia," Putin says in speech to the nation“
https://twitter.com/BNONews/status/1495832687227068422Putin: "We are ready to show you what true de-Communization means to Ukraine."“
https://twitter.com/markmackinnon/status/1495833069676335104“PUTIN SAYS UKRAINE'S ADMISSION TO NATO IS A DIRECT THREAT TO RUSSIA'S SECURITY || NATO TRAINING CENTRES ESTABLISHED IN UKRAINE AMOUNT TO NATO MILITARY BASES“
https://twitter.com/FirstSquawk/status/1495840775082737664Putin says Ukraine is a "U.S. colony" with a "puppet regime"
https://twitter.com/BNONews/status/1495840971208429568“Russia claims Ukraine invaded Russia and says 5 Ukrainian soldiers were killed and two APCs destroyed near Rostov.
https://twitter.com/yarotrof/status/1495745864320831492Putin, in televised address on Ukraine crisis, talks about a "nationalistic virus" says 1991 collapse of Soviet Union saw Russia robbed
https://twitter.com/phildstewart/status/1495834881028411393“Putin: "Why did we have to transfer the rights to the territories that had been part of the Russian Empire?"“
https://twitter.com/markmackinnon/status/1495832267687669763PUTIN SPEECH WAS PRERECORDED:
https://twitter.com/ragipsoylu/status/1495775697121517570Russia & Syria officially recognize LNR and DPR
https://mobile.twitter.com/DAlperovitch/status/1495845600834822147Syria recognizing LNR/DPR
https://twitter.com/the_ragex/status/1495847706555781123Venezuela, Cuba, and Nicaragua likely to recognize the Donetsk and Lugansk republics shortly
https://twitter.com/the_ragex/status/1495850619487371265Putin Calls For Ukraine To Break Apart
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/russian-president-putin-ukraine-break-apart_n_6213d491e4b0ef74d724b3a0"President Biden will soon issue an Executive Order that will prohibit new investment, trade, and financing by U.S. persons to, from, or in the so-called DNR and LNR regions of Ukraine," Jen Psaki says following recognition by Putin of regions as "independent."
https://twitter.com/kaitlancollins/status/1495858379243282434
>EU leadership @vonderleyen & @eucopresident say that bloc will react with sanctions "against those involved in this illegal act" of recognising Donetsk and Luhansk. >Suggests individual, targeted sanctions: not the big ol' war package that everyone has been talking up for weeks.https://twitter.com/HenryJFoy/status/1495853591764082700Communist Party of Russia has just endorsed Putin's call to recognise the DNR and LNR.
Zyuganov: "Look how zealous the Americans and British are now. They forced Ukraine to send almost all its troops to the Donetsk-Luhansk region. More than 100k in a patch of 40-50km."
https://twitter.com/pawelwargan/status/1495857447973572610 Reminder that even Zbigniew Brzezinski, the butcher of Afghanistan, knew what to do about Ukraine in 2015 and the West still wouldn't do it.
(translated)
>It needs an arrangement similar to that between Russia and Finland, which has provided stability and peace for decades. Ukraine should have the right to freely choose its political identity and to bind itself more closely to Europe. At the same time, Russia must be assured that Ukraine will not be admitted to NATO. That is the solution formula. https://www.spiegel.de/politik/ausland/interview-mit-brzezinski-usa-russland-im-kalten-krieg-a-1040744.html>>515685Chen is too dangerously based
>>515687I believe it.
>>515659>this is not a bourgeois warIs Russia not a bourgeois state? Does the Russian government not serve the interests of the bourgeoisie?
>The russian government waited 8 years to recognize the independence of the republics, tried everything to solve the situation via diplomacy and hoping to avoid a war. I agree that if we examine the conflict over the past decades, the West carries the bulk of the blame for this conflict. But that doesn't change the fact that Russia is a bourgeois regime, and as such is driven inexorably to imperialism, and will seek to take any opportunity to exploit any subordinate nations. This is a case wherein the imperial ambitions of one country and its legitimate concerns for its national security are actually deeply intertwined. One could just as easily said the same thing about France in 1914 for example, however the fact that France was fighting off an invasion by German imperialists did not mean they deserved the support of communists. None of this changes the overall class character of the beligerent governments, and thus the character of the war. When bourgeois states fight, they do so to pursue the interests of the bourgeoisie, to strengthen their rule, enrich themselves, crush the democratic freedoms of the workers, smash organs of worker power, claw back concessions granted to them, and above all to exploit the people of the regions they bring under their control. No worker will benefit from this conflict.
>And if Russia becomes fully imperialist it is something that only time will decideRussia already IS imperialist, and imperialism is the inevitable outcome of military expansion by bourgeois states.
https://youtu.be/HP7mzgf0xA8?t=60 >>515683White Juche is White Man's last hope. If Western Europe and White America dont become socialist and WHITE Juche they will be mongrelized and literally "boned" out of history forever. This doesnt seem so bad to multiculturalists, feminists, anti-white so-called "anti-fascists", wannabe Socialists, Wannabe Marxists, Islamists, Talmudists, globalist criminal trash and average Capitalists who think Capitalism will save their family tree - it WON'T. Capitalism and Globalism were actually DESIGNED to destroy the Nordic White Race whose TRUE Origin is Sumer / Mesopotamia / Iraq and Hyperborea. Every second Germanic or Celtic, ancient-hellenistic White Western Person can be traced back to Tutanchamun who was a son of half-anunnaki E-chnaton, who was related to Enki and osins etc. THESE ARE FACTS PEOPLE. DO A RESEARCH. This iS no made-up panic and BS. This is REAL. Like I said, if we dont learn from the great Korean People, who came from a DIFFERENT alien blood-line but are STILL children of the gods for REAL, motherfvkkers… if we dont learn from them NOW how to become actually SOCIALIST and PRESERVE our holy genes and blood…. then we truely deserve to be mongrelized and genetically manipulated out of history by the Alpha Draconians and their talmudist genetic hybrid equals from a yet unknown Empire, which was erased from history just like White history. Sumerian Civilization was created by the Anunnaki and it wasnt capitalist like Reptds Gang it was actually SOCIALIST as you can read in The 12th Planet. THINK ABOUT IT Dont fall for stupid right-wing NWO made Neo-Nazism and Neo Fascism. It's almost over, guys. It is WHITE JUCHE or literal genetic Death, comrades. Like it or not. It is a fact. We need 88 inner gods to become the NEW MAN and witness our own SELF-SALVATION. PS Kim II Sung is one of the greatest minds in human history.
>>515704Lmao for all the hate it gets Twitter has some pretty nice gems.
>>515708Fuck you
>>515709Then that anon clearly wasn't talking about you, asoooomer.
CNN admitting that no sanctions will stop Russia
>>515712*to be
>>515704What is there to cope about?
NATO got btfo
>>515742Oops, I didn't mean to greentext
>>515748Ok, sounds like we're arguing about nothing, I will happily stfu lol
>>515723Greetings from Modi, ruler and king of the Indians.
Our words are backed with NUCLEAR WEAPONS.
>>515737guess it wouldn't be anything new for indians, but our airports are getting bombed to shit, so not advisable
not even considering the omnipresent russian air force here
>>515773I dont think you need to be a genius to know how this one will end.
Ukraine cheers 2 captured Russian soldiers like the holy grail
>>515767Sending in the 'moderate rebel' jihadis tends to have such effects
>>515771Where was the lie though?
>>515771I mean, I get what he was going for, with the comparison on how US behaves vs Russia in the countries they invade.
And I just remembered footage of an Apache crew gunning down a camera crew and some civvies, mistaking a camera for weapons.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UaqY12VHFv4 >>515677You are a тупой дэбил. St. Petersburg is filled with comrades. It's Moscow that is a lib central.
t. петербуржэц
>>515790Sure, but they could have just posted that.
They didn't, they're trying to rock the boot for giggles. It's a low quality post at best, which is enough to warrant it being ignored.
>>515790Apparently decrying this pattern is 'schizo'
>>515797You should be upset about NATO intervention
>>515773well, there are currently fights in the gostomel military base, the russians have dropped paratroopers there after leveling everything with rockets
the base is 10 km away from kiev
also they've seized the chernobyl exclusion zone and are moving southwards to link up
so i'd say we're not doing too well
>>515770Wtf is wrong with white women?
Christ
https://www.thefarmpodcast.com/e/wacl-pt1/World Anti-Communist League Pt.1 | The Farm | Steven Snider with Moss Robeson
Jul 13th, 2020 by The Farm Podcast
World Anti-Communist League, WACL, Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations, ABN, Ukraine, OUN-B, Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists, Yaroslav Stetsko, Stepan Bandera, CIA, MI6, Gehlen Org, BND, Nazis, Spas T. Raikin, Otto Skorzeny, Alfred Rosenberg, HUAC, stay-behind operations, KGB, assassinations
According to Ian Traynor, the Guardian's longtime Moscow and Eastern Europe correspondent, the 2004 Orange Revolution in Ukraine followed a pattern developed in Yugoslavia to overthrow the government of Slobodan Milošević. After that, it was continued in Georgia as the so-called Rose Revolution. What seemed spontaneous was, according to this account, the result of underground networking within opposition groups. Student activists and academics were the leaders, including the Ukrainian Pora! consisted almost entirely of students. The previously best-known subversive movement was Otpor, a movement of young people and students that helped bring pro-EU Vojislav Kostunica to power in Serbia. In Georgia 2003 the analogue movement was named Kmara. A movement in Belarus is called Subr. It appeared in the local elections in 2004. The Ukrainian student movement Pora! was considered a terrorist organization by some Ukrainian media and security forces. Six Pora! activists were arrested in mid-November 2004 on suspicion of terrorism because explosives, detonators and a grenade were allegedly found on them. Western governments and Yushchenko's supporters, on the other hand, held the Pora! not for a terrorist organization.
The activists of these movements were trained by a coalition of professional Western advisers, aides and pollsters. The activities were funded and supported by Western governments, agencies and organizations such as the Konrad Adenauer Foundation and - according to the British daily The Guardian - by the US State Department and USAID together with the National Democratic Institute, the International Republican Institute, the Freedom House organization, which is largely funded by the American government, and billionaire George Soros with his Open Society Institute. The German weekly Die Zeit claimed, among other things, that Yushchenko and his circle received at least 65 million US dollars through various channels from the USA alone. The aim of the USA is to expand NATO and weaken the EU in this way.
>>5158421941
>Buy war Bonds to save Europe2022
>Buy a Patreon subscription to save Europe. >>515845they are literally a nation of wall-e people
le 56%
>“Right Sector USA,” as in the little known, now defunct US branch of the notorious extremist Ukrainian organization Right Sector, appeared on Facebook in May 2014. By then, it already had an account on the Russian social media network VKontakte (VK), where it claimed to have started cells in Chicago and Tennessee, if only in the form of two individuals. In the coming weeks, Right Sector USA formally launched in the quasi-Ukrainian neighborhood of Manhattan’s East Village.
>RS-USA’s first official meeting took place on the third floor of a building owned by the Organization for the Defense of the Four Freedoms for Ukraine (ODFFU), which has historically operated as a front for the OUN-B — the “revolutionary” faction of the fascistic Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists led by Nazi collaborator Stepan Bandera until his assassination in 1959. Today the OUN-B is led by Stefan Romaniw, the longtime chairman of the Australian Federation of Ukrainian Organisations.
>Right Sector is essentially the extremist Banderite cousin of the contemporary OUN-B, having been created by an OUN-B splinter group. During the Cold War, the Banderites set up numerous front groups under the umbrella of the “World Ukrainian Liberation Front,” spearheaded in the United States by the ODFFU. The ODFFU building on 2nd Avenue in Manhattan, located on the same block as the Ukrainian National Home and a famous Ukrainian restaurant, used to be called the Home of the Organizations of the Ukrainian Liberation Front. It is the historic US headquarters of the OUN-B, although its current status is more complicated.[…]https://banderalobby.substack.com/p/right-sector-usa >>515856>These are the consequences of a liberal understanding of history, she literally understands history and geopolitics through personalities and individual psychology of PutinYou are afraid of pussy power anon. All actions of men can be explained by the amount and quality of pussy they received in their life. Read theory. Study the vaginal dialectic.
Also, as always:
have sex >>515860winrar
>>515859Hoping Russian march will stop at some point.
>>515852>No it is not. Annexation is not imperialism. Expansionism is not imperialism it is expansionism.I'm not saying that it is, I'm saying that when a bourgeois state expands or annexes its neighbors, this will also lead to imperialism.
>Imperialism is an economic material necessity where monopoly finance capital is forced to expand because of the falling rate of profit.Please read Lenin more carefully. Imperialism doesn't suddenly appear when a country reaches a certain stage of capitalist development, Lenin explicitly says that it predates the monopoly-finance stage and even capitalism altogether. He calls the Tsarist regime imperialist even though Russia hadn't even really left feudalism behind at that point. The relevance of finance capital to Lenin's theory is that it makes imperialism inevitable for capitalist countries, not that it is a prerequisite for them to pursue imperialist policies. Think about it for a moment. Capital accumulation is the underlying force which drives all bourgeois economic activity. When a country's internal markets have become saturated, and all capital has become concentrated in the hands of financial monopolies, then they have no choice but to expand outwards. However even before this point is reached (and I'm not so convinced that it hasn't been in Russia), it's not as if the bourgeoisie will pass up an opportunity to expand their profits at the expense of foreign countries and peoples. No capitalist has ever backed out of lucrative foreign investment on the grounds that their country had not yet reached the monopoly-finance stage of capitalism. Russia's capitalists will undoubtedly seek to use this conflict as an opportunity to expand their exploitation of both the Russian and Ukrainian proletariat, and the workers of all countries should oppose this bourgeois warmongering from Western and Russian porkies alike.
>>515658attacks Poland
refuses to elaborate
leaves
schizo notes of Biden live:
Putin is unhinged, we were right about everything, Putin shelling Donbas, muh cyberattacks, violated international law by recognizing republics (KEK), the CIA cleared up all confusion (lol).
New sanctions: limitations on exports to Russia, 'maximize long term impact on russia', stop ability to grow russian military, limit their access to other currencies, russian stonks are down, we sanctioned their largest banks, their corrupt billionaires will be held responsible, we will hurt Russia's industrial capacity and ability to modernize.
>>515906It was a good thing for America, it made Europe more dependent on the USA.
I bet they want to use this same strategy with China by using Taiwan, so they can force EU to also cut ties with China
>>515918Yes, Germans will pay for McNatural Gas from America which is way more expensive.
But it seems the Germans seem to like getting spanked by USA
>>515918Some economic report last year argued that the whole thing about European countries hinging on Russian energy is overblown. It will hurt, but not disastrous by any means.
Might have actually been a domino that led to this.
>>515928State debt is factious, Anon, wake up.
If it wasn't the U.S. would've been long since bankrupt. It isn't.
Urgent! Joint Statement of Communist and Workers' Parties, No to the imperialist war in Ukraine!
An independent struggle is needed against monopolies and bourgeois classes, for the overthrow of capitalism, for the strengthening of the class struggle against imperialist war, for socialism!
>The Communist and Workers' Parties signing this Joint Statement are opposed to the imperialist conflict in Ukraine, which constitutes one of the consequences of the tragic situation for the peoples shaped after the overthrow of socialism and the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Both the bourgeois and the opportunist forces, which for years have fought against the USSR and recently celebrated the 30th anniversary of its dissolution, silencing the fact that the restoration of capitalism meant the dismantling of historic workers' and people's achievements and brought the peoples of the USSR back to the era of class exploitation and imperialist wars, are completely exposed.
The developments in Ukraine, which are taking place in the framework of monopoly capitalism, are linked to the US, >NATO, and EU plans and their intervention in the region in the context of their fierce competition with capitalist Russia for the control of the markets, raw materials, and transport networks of the country. These pursuits are concealed by imperialist powers, which are in conflict promoting their own pretexts such as “defending democracy”, “self-defence”, and one's right to “choose their alliances”, the compliance with the UN or OSCE principles, or supposedly “fascism”, while deliberately detaching fascism from the capitalist system that gives rise to and utilizes it.
>We denounce the activity of fascist and nationalist forces in Ukraine, anti-communism and the persecution of communists, the discrimination against the Russian-speaking population, the armed attacks of the Ukrainian government against the people in Donbas. We condemn the utilization of reactionary political forces of Ukraine, including fascist groups, by the Euro-Atlantic powers for the implementation of their plans. In addition, the anti-communist rhetoric against Lenin, the Bolsheviks, and the Soviet Union to which the Russian leadership resorts to justify its own strategic plans in the region, is unacceptable. However, nothing can tarnish the enormous contribution of socialism in the Soviet Union, which was a multinational union of equal Socialist Republics.
>The decision of the Russian Federation to initially recognize the “independence” of the so-called “Peoples' Republics” in Donbas and then to proceed to a Russian military intervention, which is taking place under the pretext of Russia's “self-defence”, the “demilitarization” and “defascistization” of Ukraine, was not made to protect the people of the region or peace but to promote the interests of Russian monopolies in Ukrainian territory and their fierce competition with Western monopolies. We express our solidarity with the communists and the peoples of Russia and Ukraine and we stand on their side to strengthen the struggle against nationalism, which is fostered by each bourgeoisie. The peoples of both countries, who lived in peace and jointly thrived in the framework of the USSR,
>We highlight that the illusions fostered by bourgeois forces claiming that there could be a “better security architecture” in Europe by EU intervention, NATO “without military plans and aggressive weapon systems in its territory”, a “pro-peace EU”, or a “peaceful multipolar world”, etc are highly dangerous. All these assumptions have nothing to do with reality and are misleading for the anti-capitalist and anti-imperialist struggle, seeking to cultivate the perception that “peaceful imperialism” may exist. However, the truth is that NATO and the EU, like any capitalist transnational union, are predatory alliances with a deeply reactionary nature that cannot become pro-people and will continue to act against workers' and people's rights and the peoples; that capitalism goes hand in hand with imperialist wars.
>We call on the peoples of the countries whose governments are involved in the developments, especially through NATO and the EU but also Russia, to struggle against the propaganda of the bourgeois forces that lure the people to the meat grinder of imperialist war using various spurious pretexts . To demand the closure of military bases, the return home of troops from missions abroad, to strengthen the struggle for the disengagement of the countries from imperialist plans and alliances such as NATO and the EU.
>The interest of the working class and the popular strata requires us to strengthen the class criterion for analyzing the developments, to chart our own independent path against monopolies and bourgeois classes, for the overthrow of capitalism, for the strengthening of the class struggle against imperialist war , for socialism, which remains as timely and necessary as ever.
>>515905"The sanctions that we have imposed on all the banks have equal consequence to SWIFT sanctions"
translation: they owe us too much money for us to kill their payment method
"No one expected the sanctions to prevent anything from happening." My sides, these were all about deterrence
>>515951"Did you underestimate him"
"No"
(we were never going to do anything and he's crazy)
>>515910 (me)
Apparently Germany did indeed veto this decision.
>>515967im kinda a femboy but i have dysphoria. so i usually just prefer they/them cuz that's less confusing
>>515974yup
>>515977The have place so many sanctions on Russia over the years that there are not too many additional sanctions they can place on Russia that won't harm their European allies. Really. They also cannot use troops, and they cannot divert any resources away from Asia.
The US has made some serious strategic mistakes up to this point, and now they have a war on their hands without good options.
>>515989I really do think that russia's best option for occupation is a coalition of bordering states holding onto the territory and the usage of novorossiya, a pre-existing 8 year old breakaway government, to secure the ukraine and stabilize the region. I have high hopes because i believe that donetsk, luhansk, belarus and transnistria could gain territory from this, and they are objectively better than ukraine in every way.
>>515997I don't need to namefag anymore since my flag was added. Now i just dissolved my identity to represent the ideology i wrote into existence.
>>516013That's all it was, an illusion.
Upon pillars of salt
https://twitter.com/AlexTienda/status/1496729220952858625Para los hispanoamigos.
Que ladilla tener un compatriota tan mongólico, mierda pana.
>>516007What kind of flag are you using and what ideology are you talking about?
/flood detected
>>516018China benefits from a multipolar world.
China benefits, Africa benefits. A weakened US means countries can be more resistant to imperial aggressions. Eg Venezuelan sanctions etc.
>>516049It comes on my list
thx
>>516049I think you should add some sources and references in your book. Also
>The oppressed are allowed once every few years to decide which particular representatives of the oppressing class are to represent and repress them.This was said by Lenin not by Marx
>>516018Without talking about socialism, you can look at Syria, where Russia prevented the headchoppers from ransacking the country and now China is inviting them into BRI.
For socialism, smaller countries like Cuba and Nicaragua can squeak through when there are more trade/diplomatic relationships that are anti-Western hegemony. I don't personally think multipolarity is necessarily an argument for socialism, but it could help.
>>516070This.
Multipolarity is teasing, but socialism is sex.
>>516071I only saw one tweet about this were there other sources
It probabyl doesnt even matter anymore after azov got rekt today
>>516074I'm gonna need some pics for that.
>>516082Only if you have the right conditions.
>>516073>Morales: Multipolarity is good>Castro: Multipolarity is good>Marxist economists: Multipolarity is goodMultipolarity should literally be a default stance of leftists akin to being an anti-imperialist. I'm not gonna side with people who disagree with Morales.
>>516070>>516073You can literally have both. All I'm saying is: organize for socialism, yet when your party needs to have a line to follow when it comes to geopolitics and international affairs- multipolarity must be taken into account, or else you'd have leftists advocating for NATO intervention, eventually sabotaging themselves.
>>516085aaaaa it was in one of the early threads I can't find it
But I remember it said it was just one that was found hung in a forest
>>516088Anon i literally said that multipolarity is good.
Saying that A is better than B does not mean that B is inherently bad.
I know imageboard foster black and white thinking but I hope to have conveyed what i was meaning.
Also I agree on the party line to be taken and held.
>>516111>>516103So we're getting Trump 2.0 this time right?
Bros we're just at the beginning of the decade. This is gonna hit the fucking fan fast.
>>516101stars wars shit lmao
i love the 20's
>>516070That's an ultra take, tbh.
>>516101Looks fake.
Nvm, confirmed fake.
>>516088>You can literally have both. All I'm saying is: organize for socialism, yet when your party needs to have a line to follow when it comes to geopolitics and international affairs- multipolarity must be taken into accountThe problem for Russian comrades is that any efforts they take to organize for socialism also means organizing against their own government. People are right when they say that at least in the short term, a communist revolution in Russia would empower Western imperialism. However this will always be the case, a revolution in any country will empower the imperialist rivals of that country. If this was sufficient excuse to renounce revolution then no revolution would ever happen.
>>516106>And they're fucking neutered and gangraped by sanctions imposed by an unilateral world power.Which would happen in either a unipolar or multipolar world lol. It's not as if a bunch of capitalist empires are going to be well disposed to any socialist revolution. Certainly that wasn't the case in the multipolar interwar period.
>>516121That argument might make sense if we're talking about a coalition of small, weak, poor countries that have no serious capacity to become imperialist in their own right. So if we were talking about Syria, Iran, etc. I would agree. However this doesn't apply to Russia.
>>516127By tomorrow evening Mariupol is done.
Meanwhile this guy (pro-Ukranian) says Hostomel airport HAS NOT been secured by Ukrainian forces, just that they are advancing.
https://twitter.com/NotWoofers/status/1496931469205417993 >>516177stalin
unblock me from twitter
>>516185they should
but they need more sympathy dollars from twitter activists first
>>516172NO
NOT ENOUGH DECADES HAVE HAPPENED YET
>>516196I mean, its been 8 years, and ukrainian have refused to federalize and kept bombing the republics (against minsk agreement), causing 80% of civilian casualties in the area
is that a genocide ? no. It not exactly nothing either
>>516190>Russia has about the GDP of California or some shitIt still dwarfs its neighbours, especially when you consider its military power.
>If the Communist Party staged a general uprising, they'd get rolled over by the US immediatelyI seriously doubt that the US would actually invade Russia, at most they would sponsor some anti-communist local forces. Besides, a pretty big task for communists is to build up their forces and worker organization to help ensure that they are actually capable of winning a revolution. Russian communists should absolutely be doing this, and part of that is going to involve channeling people's anger and suffering from the war into revolutionary sentiments.
>>516219This is at least a position I can respect.
Humility is a virtue. Those who have not investigated yet will listen and not speak out of turn.
Statements from Russian Defense Ministry
>The Russian Defence Ministry has described the results of the Russian Armed Forces' strikes on the ground facilities of Ukraine's military infrastructure. This was reported by Igor Konashenkov, official spokesman of the Russian Defense Ministry. >"As a result of the strikes of the Russian Armed Forces, 74 ground facilities of Ukraine's military infrastructure were put out of action. Including 11 airfields of the air force, three command posts, a Ukrainian naval base, as well as 18 radar stations of S-300 and Buk-M1 air defense missile systems," Konashenkov said. >It is also reported that a Ukrainian combat helicopter and four Bayraktar TB-2 drones were shot down.>According to Konashenkov, the LNR and DNR groups continue to counterattack AFU units. They are receiving fire support from the Russian Armed Forces. Currently, in the area of hostilities, resistance from Ukraine is mostly provided by armed nationalist units. >According to the Russian Defense Ministry, Ukrainian servicemen are trying to avoid military clashes and are negotiating corridors to leave the operation area unarmed. >Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu issued special orders for all unit commanders to treat Ukrainian servicemen with respect. >"Given that AFU servicemen, unlike the nationalists, swore an oath to the Ukrainian people and obeyed orders, treat them with respect. To work out the creation of safe corridors for the safe exit of the laid-down Ukrainian servicemen from the areas of the operation to their families," the order reads.>Igor Konashenkov said that the DNR group advancing on Volnovakha had advanced up to seven kilometers. Fourteen Ukrainian servicemen surrendered. When they sign a renunciation of armed resistance, they will be released to their families. >The LNR group is also advancing - it has advanced another kilometer near the settlement of Stepovoye, despite fierce resistance from Ukrainian nationalist battalions. >The Russian Air Force crashed an Su-25 attack aircraft. The cause was an error in piloting technique. The pilot ejected and is in his military unit. https://tvzvezda.ru/news/20222241623-NS2nL.html >>516244VDV gonna capture Zelensky soon, extract an unconditional surrender, and end the civilian casualties, I hope.
Only frothing-at-the-mouth imperialist death fetishists would hope anything to the contrary.
>>516237Says a lot if people here follow fash like that.
Russian nationalists are the biggest scumbags around.
>>516223>Its neighbours has some very powerful NATO friends, thoSure, they are sattelites and soft-colonies of the Washington-Brussels Axis, and Moscow wants to turn them into its satellites and soft-colonies. Imperialists are always seeking to re-divide the world among themselves.
>Make no mistakes, Russia like Cuba or DPRK is a nation under siege.But unlike Cuba or the DPRK it isnt a proletarian state. Moreover, being under siege and having legitimate concerns for self-defense doesn't preclude it from having its own imperialist ambitions. Japan also thought of itself as a nation under siege at one point, and was in a comparable situation vis a vis being surrounded by colonies of hostile, aggressive powers. A few days ago I would be inclined to side more firmly with Russia, but now that war has broken out I can't endorse warmongering by any bourgeois government. I certainly can't demand that Russian communists subordinate themselves to the interests of these same bourgeois warmongers.
>>516288The majority of Jews support israel.
>but not all Jews!Have some sense of humor retard. Jews are the only fucking minority you can't even joke on this board about anymore. I fucking hate those greedy like kikes.
>>516291I keep posting it and nobody wants to respond
>>516292Nice!
>>516284>But unlike Cuba or the DPRK it isnt a proletarian state.I agree, but ROC too was a national-bourgeois state, yet when faced with siege from Japanese forces, Mao prioritized national unity against imperialism to deny the imperialists the chance to divide and conquer.
So I agree that Russian communists should agitate for peace, but I also think that they should lend Putin critical support against foreign imperialists and any uprising they choose to do mustn't endanger multipolarity.
>>516284>A few days ago I would be inclined to side more firmly with Russia, but now that war has broken out I can't endorse warmongering by any bourgeois government. I certainly can't demand that Russian communists subordinate themselves to the interests of these same bourgeois warmongersThis.
But you know what? Let the chauvinist scum who call themselves communists go and fight in Ukraine. When they've been blown up for nationalism, the proletariat will still be there ready to overthrow capitalism.
I know we've had our disagreements but I do consider you a 100% honest communist.
TURN IMPERIALIST WAR INTO CIVIL WAR!
>>516306Can you suggest somewhere?
>>516324>taking sidesyou fuckers are hilarious
>Let the chauvinist scum who call themselves communists go and fight in Ukrainethese people only exist in your head
some think russia is justified on the geopolitical stage, but that doesnt mean they would bleed for it
and majority think nato is responsible for the situation, but still criticize russia for going so far. Which doesnt mean "supporting" the corrupt state of ukraine either just cause its a defensive war.
in the end, the loosers are ukrainians proles first, and all proles in europe and russia second due to energy prices.
the best outcome : nato cucks out (and dont sanction gas), russia take ukraine with minimal casualties and donetsk communist take control of the country, nationalizing everything to gain popular support
>>516212There are decades where nothing happens and weeks where decades happen.
This is a decade where centuries happen.
>>516024Quick and dirty translation, for any gringos interested
>Friends, good morning from Ukraine, and good evening in Mexico. Right now, we're monitoring the situation, deciding if we should stay here in Kramatorsk or go to another city. The information we're getting from various sources is that all the roads outside of Kramatorsk are closed, so we can't leave by car. Leaving by train is also dangerous because of worries about terrorist attacks on the trains. Staying here is an option, but what we've seen so far is that they are attacking primarily military objectives, like anti-air missiles, and it's possible they may start attacking this city next, as they're already attacking several cities here in Ukraine. They primarily attack cities by bombing them from the air. That's one way, they also attack using ground forces including tanks. In the face of that, the fact I'm not Ukrainian helps me, because normally, when I'm out with my sources, they tell me that there's no problem with me being around, but there's always the right things could go well or things could go bad. As for my options for escaping the country, escaping through Kiev is no longer an option, as the airspace is closed. and Kiev is under attack anyway. So, the other option is to move to another city nearby, can't tell you which one-And then it cuts off
>>516292Don{t hang yourself with the rope that sells you the capitalist pig!
>>516300Tomorrow? later!
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>>516324 >>516365The unequal extraction of wealth from one country by another, typically paired with political domination of the exploited country by the exploiter.
>>516368Roberts' own article talks about how Russia and the rest of BRICs engages in FDI, which entails the extraction of surplus by definition. They justify their exclusion of Russia from being imperialist on the grounds that the total value of their FDI is much smaller than that of Western countries. It also makes its comparison in terms of a global scale, ie argues that Russia is not imperialist because it's net flow of wealth is negative. However this simply means that more wealth flows out of Russia than into it, it doesn't mean that the wealth that does flow into it isn't a product of unequal exchange and FDI between Russia and even poorer countries.
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