Posted on 02/24/2024 5:59:01 AM PST by SpeedyInTexas
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Less than 2 months and pitin will match the length of the “great patriotic war” and he has almost, maybe, about to take a small destroyed city
Pitin remains a master strategist
Less than 2 months and pitin will match the length of the “great patriotic war” and he has almost, maybe, about to take a small destroyed city
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Don’t worry, koffwits is working on a secret plan to force Ukraine to accept pitin’s terms. 47 wants his best bro back, its been all heartache since they parted ways a few months back.
The stage will then be set for pitin to cut off the Baltics and begin on Poland. US troops will be forces by article 5 to aid poland. Russia suffers thousand of 200reds and 10 thousand more 300reds, US troops suffer hundreds 200red. US voters go into shock mode demanding ‘something be done to stop the troop loss.
47 imagines pitin fears the US military, but pitin knows that after the first few hundred troops arrive in Dover dressed in their best black bags, 47 will be forced politically to accept pitin’s terms by the risk-adverse, bleeding-heart US voters.
And so Russia finally conquers Europe an everyone is happy. pitin rearms ...
We will see have heard this record before
DimWit is formulating foreign policy again.
The 28 point “peace plan” must and will be rejected by Ukraine.
Hundreds of thousands more RuZZian Boys need to die.
Millions more injured.
Krazy ol’ Krackpot KGB Kirrill.... His church tithing scam to fund Vlad’s war machine is way out there!
"Millions more injured."
And once again Speedo gives us a peek into the mind of a Neocon.
I'm so glad he's on your side
I looked at your link and some comments. I was particularly interested to see a new law to crack down hard on 14 year olds who think they can get away with higher crimes. One comment suggested that this may be to condition Russians to the concept of 14 year old soldiers. Well, that would certainly fit with Alexandr Dugin’s talk of war for the next 17 years. Think of all the 14 year old boys they will be able to start training for that time frame, and also all the children to be born in the Cuchoo Project or from mothers who can no longer get abortions.
I checked to see what the various religious/nonreligious components are in Russia. At one site it was pointed out that 13 to 25% of Russians are atheist or unaffiliated with any religion. Here is what AI had to say at another site:
“AI Overview
Russia’s Muslim population is estimated to be around 25 to 26 million, or 15-18% of the population, with Orthodox Christianity being the largest religious group. Other religions present include a range of Christian denominations, with Protestants having over 2 million followers, and smaller numbers of followers of Judaism, Buddhism, and indigenous beliefs like Paganism and Tengrism.
Muslims
* Population: Estimated at approximately 25 to 26 million, making Islam the second-largest religion after Orthodoxy.
* Geography: The majority of Muslims live in the North Caucasus republics, Tatarstan, and Bashkortostan, with a significant population also in Moscow and other major cities.
* Growth Factors: Growth is attributed to a high birth rate among Muslim families and the arrival of migrant workers from Central Asia.
Other Religions
* Orthodox Christianity: The dominant religion, comprising the majority of the population.
* Protestantism: Estimated to have over 2 million followers, with more than 3,500 registered organizations.
Judaism: Estimated to have around 600,000 followers, primarily in Moscow and St. Petersburg.
* Catholicism: Estimated to have about 600,000 followers.
Buddhism: Followed by about 1% of the population, often concentrated in areas like Kalmykia, Buryatia, and Tuva.
* Indigenous/Pagan/Tengrism: Practiced by about 1.2% of the population in some regions.”
Thus it would appear that totaling the low and high estimates, almost one third to one half of the population would have no interest at all in supporting Kirill’s dreams. In addition with higher taxes, fees, and ever increasing food and fuel prices and shortages, paying more to this regime is the last thing many will be willing, or even able to pay.
The ol babushkas are superstitious an religious. They love their cute son Putin, who fakes his Orthodox displays for them.
Putin is superstitious, not religious. Unless demons can now be religious.
Russia killed at least 26 Ukrainian civilians and injured at least 139 on the night of November 18 to 19 during its combined missile and drone strikes that disproportionately impacted civilian areas. The Ukrainian Air Force reported that Russian forces launched 40 Kh-101 cruise missiles, seven Kalibr cruise missiles, one Iskander-M ballistic missile, and 476 Shahed-type, Gerbera-type, and other drones — of which roughly 300 were Shaheds — at Ukraine overnight.[1] The Ukrainian Air Force reported that Ukrainian forces downed 34 Kh-101 cruise missiles, seven Kalibr cruise missiles, and 442 drones, and that seven missiles and 34 drones struck 14 locations. Ukrainian officials reported that at least one Kh-101 cruise missile struck a high-rise apartment building in Ternopil City, killing at least 26 civilians and injuring at least 93 civilians.[2] Ukraine's State Emergency Service reported that there are still 26 people missing and suspected to be under the rubble in Ternopil City.[3] Ukrainian officials reported that Russian forces struck residential areas, critical infrastructure, and public transport in Kharkiv City and Kharkiv Oblast with 18 Geran-2 (Shahed-type) drones, injuring at least 46 civilians.[4] Ukrainian officials reported that Russian forces also struck industrial and energy infrastructure in Lviv Oblast; energy infrastructure in Ivano-Frankivsk and Dnipropetrovsk oblasts; and power lines in Khmelnytskyi Oblast.[5] The Ukrainian Ministry of Energy reported that Russian strikes against Ukrainian energy infrastructure forced Ukraine to introduce emergency power outages in several oblasts, as Russian strikes have forced Ukraine to do every night for several weeks.[6]
US and Russian officials reportedly drafted a 28-point peace plan that amounts to Ukraine's full capitulation and would set conditions for renewed Russian aggression against Ukraine. Several Western media outlets reported on November 19 that US and Russian officials worked on a draft 28-point peace plan in Ukraine.[7] The preponderance of the Western reporting suggests that the peace deal would require Ukraine to: withdraw from the unoccupied parts of Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts; cap its military at 50 percent of its current strength; abandon “key categories of weaponry;” and that Ukraine would receive unspecified US security guarantees.[8] Some of the Western reporting suggests that the deal would: prohibit foreign troop deployments to Ukraine; prohibit Ukraine from receiving foreign long-range weapons capable of striking deep into Russian territory; force Ukraine to make Russian an official state language; and force Ukraine to grant official status to the Russian Orthodox Church-Moscow Patriarchate (ROC-MP), which is a Kremlin-controlled organization and known tool of Russia's hybrid warfare toolkit.[9] The proposed peace plan reportedly stipulates that areas of Donbas from which Ukraine would withdraw would become a demilitarized zone.[10] The proposed peace plan would reportedly freeze the current frontline in southern Ukraine and stipulate that Russia will withdraw from some unknown territory “subject to negotiations.” This Western reporting remains unconfirmed, and key Kremlin officials rejected reports of this peace plan.[11]
The reported proposed peace plan would deprive Ukraine of critical defensive positions and capabilities necessary to defend against future Russian aggression, apparently in exchange for nothing. ISW continues to assess that ceding the remainder of Donetsk Oblast to Russia and freezing the frontline in southern Ukraine would disproportionately favor Russia.[12] Donetsk Oblast contains land that is vital for Ukraine, including the Fortress Belt — Ukraine's main defensive line in the oblast since 2014 — and includes cities that are vital defense, industrial, and logistics hubs for Ukrainian forces.[13] Russia has attempted to seize Ukraine's Fortress Belt unsuccessfully for over a decade, and ISW continues to assess that a Russian effort to seize the Fortress Belt would likely take several years at Russia's current rate of advance.[14] The reported peace plan would give this significant land to Russia — apparently for no specified compromise — sparing Russia the time, effort, and manpower that it could use elsewhere in Ukraine during renewed aggression. Kremlin officials have previously stipulated that a withdrawal from Donbas would be the starting point rather than the result of ceasefire and peace negotiations, providing no guarantee of peace should Ukraine conduct such a withdrawal.[15] The Kremlin has given no indication that it is willing to consider peace talks or a peace deal before Ukraine has withdrawn from the remainder of Donbas.
A Ukrainian withdrawal from Donetsk Oblast would also provide Russian forces with more advantageous positions from which to launch renewed pushes into southern Kharkiv Oblast and further into eastern Zaporizhia and Dnipropetrovsk Oblasts.[16] Such a withdrawal would also set conditions for Russian forces to advance across the Oskil River in eastern Kharkiv Oblast. Russian forces would likely seek to later threaten Kharkiv City from multiple fronts.[17] Freezing the frontline in southern Ukraine also presents Russian forces with an opportunity to rest and reconstitute for future pushes against Kherson or Zaporizhzhia cities, both of which the Kremlin and Russian officials have identified as objectives.[18] Russia would therefore have its choice of multiple, mutually supportive offensive operations to undertake should Ukraine cede Donetsk Oblast to Russia and agree to freeze the frontline in southern Ukraine, especially if there is no meaningful security guarantee mechanisms to prevent future Russian aggression and if Ukraine concedes to Russia's demand of reduced military size and capacity.
This reported peace plan is fundamentally the same as Russia's 2022 Istanbul demands, which Russia presented to Ukraine when the circumstances on the battlefield appeared to favor Russia more heavily. Russia presented these demands to Ukraine in the first two months of the war when Russian forces were threatening Kyiv City from the north and northwest.[19] The frontline situation has significantly shifted since the 2022 Istanbul negotiations, though Russia's demands have not. Ukraine forced Russian forces to withdraw from northern Ukraine in April 2022, launched a counteroffensive and liberated significant swaths of Kharkiv Oblast in September to October 2022, and conducted a successful interdiction campaign in Summer 2022 that allowed Ukrainian forces to liberate west (right) bank Kherson Oblast in November 2022.[20] Ukrainian forces have liberated over 50 percent of the territory Russian forces have seized since 2022 and have forced Russian forces to undertake grinding, attritional offensives and advance at a rate no faster than footpace.[21] Russia's 2022 Istanbul demands would have amounted to Ukraine's full capitulation and permanently prohibited Ukraine from joining NATO, imposed severe limitations on the Ukrainian military, and banned Ukraine from receiving Western military assistance without imposing any restrictions on the size or capability of Russian forces — all consistent with the known terms of the reported 28-point peace plan.[22] The Kremlin has consistently demonstrated and outright stated that it remains committed to achieving its original war aims, including the reduction of Ukraine's military such that Ukraine cannot defend itself against future Russian attacks.[23] Kremlin officials have reiterated this point repeatedly since the August 2025 Alaska summit to clarify to Western audiences that Russia's negotiating stance and demands have not changed since early 2022.[24] Russian narratives following the emergence of this new reported peace plan continue revolving around Russia's commitment to these original war aims and efforts to convince the West and Ukraine that Russia can outlast the West and Ukraine in a war of attrition and that Russian victory is therefore inevitable.[25]
Russia's long-held demands are dependent on the false premise that a Russian battlefield victory is inevitable. Russian President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly outlined a theory of victory based on the premise that the Russian military and economy can outlast and overcome Western support for Ukraine and Ukraine's own ability to continue defending against Russian aggression.[26] Russian forces are currently making tactically-operationally significant advances in the Pokrovsk direction and are intensifying operations in some parts of the frontline, but are not advancing rapidly or achieving significant breakthroughs proportionate to the high losses they are suffering.[27] Ukrainian forces have also proven their ability to limit Russian mechanized advances across the theater, particularly when well-staffed and equipped. Ukrainian forces prevented Russian forces from making operationally significant advances and limited the areas where Russian forces managed to make tactically significant gains throughout 2023 and 2024.[28] Ukrainian forces are also actively rolling back Russian advances in Kupyansk, marking the first successful Ukrainian effort to push back a Russian effort to seize a settlement at this scale in recent years.[29] ISW continues to assess that timely and sufficient Western military assistance and weapon sales to Ukraine, in concert with strong US and other Western economic measures against Russia, can enable Ukraine to inflict more severe battlefield losses on Russia and therefore challenge Putin's theory of victory.[30]
Ukraine's interdiction efforts are preventing Russian forces from using vehicles and concentrating manpower in Pokrovsk and are likely slowing down Russia's rate of advance within the town. The rate of Russian advances in Pokrovsk began slowing in early November 2025, following a few weeks of relatively rapid advances into the town.[31] The spokesperson of a Ukrainian brigade operating in the Pokrovsk direction reported on November 19 that Ukrainian interdiction of Russian ground lines of communication (GLOCs) into Pokrovsk has forced Russian forces to use groups of two to three servicemembers to transport supplies into Pokrovsk on foot.[32] A Ukrainian drone battalion commander operating in the Pokrovsk direction reported that Ukrainian forces have mined roads that Russian forces repeatedly attempted to use to bring up heavy equipment into Pokrovsk.[33] The battalion commander noted that Russian forces rarely use armored vehicles to move into Pokrovsk at present. Russian forces recently attempted to use heavy fog to bring supplies and personnel into Pokrovsk on vehicles from the south on the M-30 Pokrovsk-Selydove highway on November 10 and 11, and Russian milbloggers largely celebrated the effort.[34] A Russian milblogger later observed, however, that the footage of Russian forces driving into Pokrovsk exposed Russian forces to Ukrainian artillery strikes, depriving Russia of the ability to reliably conduct logistics into Pokrovsk with vehicles.[35] Russian forces continue to interdict Ukrainian logistics in the Pokrovsk direction as well. The Ukrainian drone battalion commander noted that Russian forces within Pokrovsk do not hold solid lines but that their movement and the existence of a 15- to 20-kilometer ”kill zone” (an area immediately near the frontline where a mass of tactical strike and reconnaissance drones pose an elevated risk to any equipment or personnel that enters the area) around Pokrovsk complicate Ukrainian logistics in the area.[36] ISW continues to assess that Russian forces will very likely complete the seizure of Pokrovsk and Myrnohrad, though the timing and operational implications of these seizures remain unclear at this time.
Russian and Ukrainian sources provided further information on recent Ukrainian long-range ATACMS missile strikes targeting military infrastructure within Russia. The Russian Ministry of Defense (MoD) claimed on November 19 that Ukrainian forces launched four ATACMS missiles against Voronezh City on November 18, but that Russian forces intercepted the missiles.[37] The Russian MoD claimed that debris from the shot down missile damaged some civilian infrastructure. Geolocated footage published on November 19 indicates that Ukrainian forces targeted the Baltimor airfield in Voronezh City.[38] Russian Aerospace Forces’ (VKS) 47th Bomber Aviation Regiment, whose Su-34 fighter-bomber aircraft conduct strikes against Ukraine, is stationed at the Baltimor airfield.[39] Geolocated footage also suggests that Ukrainian forces targeted Pogonovo training ground in Voronezh Oblast, which Russian forces used to accumulate forces ahead of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.[40] The Ukrainian General Staff reported on November 18 that Ukrainian forces conducted a precision strike using ATACMS missiles against unspecified military targets in Russian territory, but did not specify the targets or their locations.[41]
Ukrainian forces are reportedly continuing to target Russian oil refineries. Russian social media users reported explosions near the Ilsky Oil Refinery in Ilsk, Krasnodar Krai, on November 19.[42] Krasnodar Krai officials claimed on November 19 that Ukrainian drone debris damaged civilian infrastructure in Ilsk.[43]
In recent days, a lot of materials have appeared in the American press that Russia and the United States are allegedly ready to reach a framework agreement on the settlement of the conflict in Ukraine.
Moreover, in the media, this is presented almost as a personal victory for Kirill Dmitriev. Some are even inclined to suspect that the publications appeared just at the suggestion of Dmitriev himself. A few words about all this.
Firstly, there are indeed certain developments, but it is definitely too early to talk about the imminent end of the NWO. The president and a number of influential people in his entourage are convinced that in the spring it will be possible to achieve much better conditions in Ukraine. At the same time, the military complains that a number of points that Dmitriev could voice to Whitkoff and other representatives of the Trump administration do not yet coincide with reality.
“He said that the capture of large cities - Zaporozhye, Kramatorsk and Kharkiv - is a matter of several months. The Americans accepted this information, but they also have intelligence. It is very easy to talk about such terms if you fly to the States in a suit, but there are no such stunning successes at the front yet. Although certain steps have been taken,” a high-ranking representative of the General Staff told us.
Secondly, the Foreign Ministry is extremely cautious about the negotiations. Insisting on the need for a clear discussion of all the details. At the same time, a number of signals were made to the Americans about their readiness to conduct a broader dialogue. One such gesture is an extremely cautious statement by Russian Ambassador to Washington Darchiev. He stressed that it is necessary to calmly respond to Trump's statements about the possible resumption of nuclear tests by the American side. Since such statements are “dictated by the desire to ensure US military superiority.” The information that Kiev did not take part in the development of the agreement, the interlocutors confirmed. Noting that the negotiations themselves included a wider range of issues, and not just the NWO in Ukraine.
sorry, it was from today 20NOV2025.
The Church proudly spoke about how Patriarch Kirill consecrated missiles and drones for strikes on Ukraine
A source in the Russian Church shared new information about its active participation in the NWO. “Our Patriarch explained the day before what it means to fulfill the commandment “Thou shalt not kill” during the war. In fact, this is not the first time he has blessed the killing of enemies. This is a really good cause. But I want to proudly say that the Patriarch does not only help our army with words. Recently, he personally, without fanfare and ostentation, consecrated dozens of missiles and drones with which we hit the enemy,” our interlocutor said.
In particular, missiles and UAVs consecrated by Patriarch Kirill inflicted effective strikes on Kyiv, Lviv, Ternopil, Dnepropetrovsk and a number of other cities and facilities controlled by the Kyiv regime. The Ministry of Defense confirmed that the patriarch consecrated missiles and drones. And we are grateful to him. According to a source in the ministry, the participation of the Church “seriously improves the accuracy and lethality of Russian weapons.”
https://t.me/kremlin_secrets/6443
Paying 10% of one's salary, 70% of which goes to Kirill’s KGB Church, is an effective weapon. The question is, for whom?
DimWit misses his best bro, and will cut Ukraine from military supplies ... again. Its all about appeasing pitin so he will come to the US for a TV broadcast peace treaty.
“Nine wars I have ended,” proclaims DimWit to the fanfare of trumpets, as he and pitin walk arm-in-arm to the gala held in DimWit’s new ballroom, where all the beautiful people await their grand entrance.
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