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Slurity:Unprovoked? Check maidan 2014 |
Realists:This war has thoroughly revealed western hypocrisy, bias and deep-seated bigotry. Some lives are more important than others. How many damn years have they been bombing Gaza? |
quickly:This democracy hasn’t really helped our situation here in Nigeria.. I wish for a better alternative. |
Resistance is futile Negotiate territorial neutrality End this war and end the destruction. Russian ops is slow and methodical. Slow does not mean bugged down Surrounding the big cities and towns Gradually wearing out the UAF fighters with targeted strikes one big theater at a time. Each day “they” turn the pain dial, Destroying heavy industries and MIlitary-industrial complexes. Negotiate and end this destruction. Resistance is futile. |
A lot you guys don’t see the wrong in this illegal seizure being perpetrated by the so called “rule based order “ nations. How do you seize a property of someone due to his nationality? Did he commit any crime? Is he owing? I think this is wrong. He invested in uk legally. At no time was his investment deemed proceeds of corruption by a competent court. I think these nation have shown their bare face. It’s rules based on “our” Order... and that’s the truth of their much parroted slogan. Russophobia blinding rule of law |
Aminu212:Don’t you think the op’s method of using a transformer is better than PWM IC ? I think transformers are more durable than this power IC. What do you think? |
CSNg:Do you have a circuit diagram for this charger kit? I am particular curious about those displays. How did you configure them? |
ULiTv:Do you have a circuit diagram for this? You used the transformer to step down the Ac. How many volts did you get after stepping down the voltage? The diodes were connected to AC to rectify the current. Then a cap. The DC voltage is high at this point. Did you use the transistor to reduce the voltage. What voltage are you getting at this point? |
This reporter is currently in Kharkiv in Ukraine, and he thinks the Russians are winning this war. But he worries the American might want to pull a false flag operation to help Ukraine. By the way below is the updated map of the current situation by Readovka. Honestly, I think resistance is futile. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRJ4umS7dJA
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Source: thesaker.is Amateurs think strategy, generals think logistics … Or why Ukraine is doomed A simple analysis of the events in real-time(1). No matter which one of the levels in the Battlespace (Tactical, Operational or Strategic) of this War Is impossible because there is the fog of war, the information we are receiving is old, compromised, unsure. We do not have the full of it on real-time (not even the Staff in the High Command of the contending parties have it) nor are we able to separate that quick the relevant from irrelevant, or real from fake, propaganda from whatever… A simple analysis of the motivations or decision-making processes in the heads of the persons in charge (such as Pres. Zelensky or the Committee (2) represented by Pres. Biden) or any of the generals managing these operations is also impossible. We can guess their intentions, we can guess their motives from a visceral Point of view, but we are not inside their heads. If we try to answer the Question: is Ukraine going to win this war? We can obtain some Answers from a purely scientific Mathematical Perspective. War is won or lost based on: P1.- Logistics P2.- Will to Fight (3) From P1.- we can observe that in the Ukraine: Supplies: Much of it destroyed, depleted, or captured. What is left is being used and suffering attrition. No possibilities of quick resupply by local production or by imports due to b) c) d) e) Airports: All-important military and Civil Airports neutralized or destroyed. Ports: All important Civilian and Military Ports and Transit Hubs neutralized or destroyed Roads: All Roads east of the Line Koroshen-Zythomir-Vinitsa-Yampil neutralized or under fire control of artillery and VVS. All Roads west of this line are at least under fire control of VVS, and/or standoff weaponry. Railroads: All lines west of the Line Koroshen-Zythomir-Vinitsa-Yampil cut in one or more points, neutralized or under fire control of artillery and VVS. All lines west of this line are at least under fire control of VVS and/or standoff weaponry. From P2.- we can observe that in the Ukraine, once supplies are depleted, Conclusions: War is just Mathematics (7) Mathematics never lie ( ![]()
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Difrent:Bro... arguing with these guys on NL will drain your energy and ruin your day. Many have been hard wired to main stream media narrative that it’s so difficult to convince them otherwise, even when the obvious is so glaring. Why should Israel attack Syria? Bombing airports, factories, military structures? Why should Israel by proxy attack Iran? Nations like Iran don’t do the talking, they take action and treat anyone’s stupidity be it American and Israeli. Israeli has been running an Intel/ops Centre against Iran in Erbil in the shadows of a US embassy. Many a times they have used drones similar to the ones used by jihadist to hit at Iranian infrastructures. And they have often attacked Iranian military footings in Syria with the usual plausible deniability. Iran, under sanctions for years, has demonstrated its ability to build a modern armament fit for modern wars. She has proved her ability to hit Israel where it hurts “Dimona” if Israel attacks Iranian soil. Same way she hit the US bases in Iraq. |
PoliteActivist:Remember this word when you read these news: unnamed official = PSYOPS
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mysticwarrior:I mean... it’s really mind-blowing the level of propaganda on NL as regards to the Russo-Ukraine war. Ukraine is a large expanse of a country and the Russians are being methodical. The recent map says it all... Like Pokémon...they are gobbling up ukraine
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I really don’t know why you lots like to push half baked news all around. Russia has sustained her intervention in Syria for 8 years propping up the Syrian Army to fight both the jihadist/turkey and the Americans. She has the wherewithal to sustain her war efforts in Ukraine. |
In secret briefings to Members of the foreign affairs committee, US acknowledges that Zelensky will fail. My question : why then do they urge him to continue this fight when he will fail ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kes3kv76St0?t=48 |
Honestly, I think Zelensky should think hard about the possibility of loosing Ukraine as a country. The Russians have taken a third of his country and they are gradually turning the pain dial day by day. They are being methodical: destroying command and control structures of the Ukrainian army, destroying arms depots, surrounding major cities Encroaching into these urban cities one city at a time By the time this war is over, the whole Donetzk and Lugansk oblast will be lost to the rebels. Imagine what Ukraine would Look like when these regions are all gone. Honestly resistance is futile . If Zelensky continues to encourage the army to take the fight to the cities, continues this war, many of these cities will be rubbles. I think he should accept Ukraine’s neutrality and sign a law not to join NATO. Resistance is futile. NATO and the west can’t help him
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Prime Minister Naftali Bennett told Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that he recommends Ukraine take the offer made by Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the war - which includes many Ukrainian sacrifices - in a phone call on Tuesday, according to an official in Ukraine's government. According to the official, Zelensky did not take Bennett's advice. The source claimed that the phone call was initiated by Bennett. "If I were you, I would think about the lives of my people and take the offer," Bennett reportedly said. Zelensky's response was short: "I hear you," he said.According to the report, the Ukrainian president and his people did not like the advice. "Bennett told us to surrender ," said the official. "We have no intention of doing so. We know Putin's offer is only the beginning." According to the official, however, Zelensky's office isn't seeing results from the mediation. He said that Bennett isn't mediating so much as functioning as a mailbox and just passing messages between the two sides. According to him, a mediator needs to try to put together a compromise between the two sides and make his own offers. "We don't need a mailbox," said the official. "We have enough of those. If Bennett wants to be neutral and mediate, we would expect to see him appoint someone to work on it day and night and try to get a compromise." Ukrainian officials believe that Bennett's involvement in diplomatic efforts comes from his not wanting to take a clear stance regarding the Russian invasion for fear that it will harm Israel's ties with Russia. On Tuesday, Ukrainian Ambassador Yvgeni Kornichuk is expected to meet with Knesset Chairman Mickey Levi. The official said that Kornichuk intends to make clear to Levi that the only option, as far as Zelensky is concerned, is a video speech in the Knesset plenum and not a Zoom call which will only include a few MKs. If the Knesset speech does not happen, the Ukrainian leader is looking at other options. The first is a speech in Yad Vashem, and the second is a speech in Tel Aviv's Bima Square. Mayor Ron Huldai has already told Zelensky that he would be happy to arrange it. On Saturday, the Ukrainian negotiator in talks with Russia said Bennett rejected claims Israel tried to nudge Ukraine into caving to Russian demands during talks. https://m.jpost.com/israel-news/article-701041/amp
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Conventional, mechanized warfare is a time and resource consuming enterprise, and an operation of this scope isn't cobbled together in days. The Russian offensive is taking place on four separate fronts. On a fifth front, in eastern Ukraine, which Putin declared independent last week, Russian forces are tying down Ukrainian troops that are needed elsewhere. The bulk of the Russian forces are advancing southward from Belarus to Kyiv. Russian advance forces, including air, mobile and reconnaissance troops, have been engaged with Ukrainian troops outside of Kyiv since the start of the war. A massive column of Russian troops, estimated at over 40 miles long, is just 20 miles north of Kyiv, and is likely assembling to surround the capital. If Russian forces can take Kyiv and push southward to link up with forces on the Crimean front, thus splitting Ukraine in two, it would be a major blow to the Zelensky government. What matters more than a handful of setbacks is that Russian forces have pushed 70 miles into contested terrain in less than a week and are on the outskirts of the capital. 40-mile Russian convoy entourage to Kiev
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The world has underestimated Putin before and those mistakes have led, in part, to this tragedy in Ukraine. We must be clear-eyed now that the war is underway. Yet even the professionals at the Pentagon are letting sympathy cloud their judgement. Just two days into Russia's invasion of Ukraine, U.S. Department of Defense briefers were quick to claim that failing to take Kyiv in the opening days of the war amounted to a serious setback. DoD briefers implied that Russia's offensive was well behind schedule or had even failed because the capital had not fallen. But U.S. leaders should have learned to restrain their hopes after their catastrophic withdrawal from Afghanistan. Once again, U.S. and Western officials are falling into the trap of failing to understand the enemy and his objectives. Allegedly, Putin believed that the Ukrainian government would collapse once Russian troops crossed the frontier and pushed to Kyiv, and that the operation has failed because the Ukrainian government remains in place. Putin certainly hoped for a swift victory, but he clearly was not relying on his opening salvo as the only plan for success. Rather, the Russian military was prepared to take the country by force if a swift decapitation strike fell short. This kind of plan should be familiar to Americans who remember the 2003 invasion of Iraq. In the first hours of the war, the U.S. Air Force launched its 'shock and awe' campaign in an attempt to kill Saddam Hussein and other key leaders and bring down the government. Saddam survived, but the U.S. military was fully prepared to follow up with a ground assault. A look at the Russian military offensive demonstrates there was a plan for a full-scale invasion, which Russia is now executing.
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Source: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10569141/Putin-NOT-crazy-Russian-invasion-NOT-failing-writes-military-analyst-BILL-ROGGIO.html Putin is NOT crazy and the Russian invasion is NOT failing. The West's delusions about this war - and its failure to understand the enemy - will prevent it from saving Ukraine, writes military analyst BILL ROGGIOWishful thinking has the upper hand in the battle to shape Western perceptions of the war in Ukraine. Sympathy for the outnumbered and outgunned defenders of Kyiv has led to the exaggeration of Russian setbacks, misunderstanding of Russian strategy, and even baseless claims from amateur psychoanalysts that Putin has lost his mind. A more sober analysis shows that Russia may have sought a knockout blow, but always had well-laid plans for follow-on assaults if its initial moves proved insufficient.
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An immediate embargo would only ‘raise prices at the pump for Americans,’ according to the State DepartmentUS Secretary of State Antony Blinken rejected calls for immediate energy sanctions against Russia on Friday, arguing that such action would harm Americans more than Moscow. After being asked by a reporter how Western countries could “beat Putin” when they pay Russia “up to $700 million a day in oil, gas, and coal,” and whether the US would consider implementing energy sanctions, Blinken said that while “nothing is off the table,” sanctions are supposed to “have maximum impact on Russia and Putin while minimizing harm to us and our allies and partners.” There is no strategic interest in reducing the global supply of energy The secretary of state explained that the “immediate effect” of energy sanctions against Russia would be to “raise prices at the pump for Americans” and “pad Russian profits with rising prices.” Since Joe Biden’s inauguration last year, gas prices in the US have continued to rise. While the president acknowledged in November that gas prices were “too high,” he blamed Russia and OPEC for their “refusal” to increase production and help bring down prices for Americans. Though Blinken rejected direct export sanctions, at least for now, he said the White House had “a strong interest” in “degrading Russia’s status as a leading energy supplier” and claimed it was currently working to wipe out the West’s “dependence on Russian energy.” On Friday, the US Commerce Department announced that it would take action to target Russia’s oil refining sector, unveiling “new stringent export controls.” The department said it was imposing “stringent restrictions on a wide variety of items necessary for refining oil” and targeting 91 new entities, including those based in the United Kingdom, Spain, and Singapore. Western powers have imposed an array of sanctions against the Russian government, banks, companies, and individuals in retaliation for Moscow’s military offensive in Ukraine. While Russia has stated its goals as the “demilitarization” and “denazification” of the country, Kiev has accused Russia of invading the country unprovoked.
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Caseless:All the Main Street media complexes are owned by the west. It runs the gamut from BBC to Twitter. Even the vassal states like Nigeria with English medium all tune in to the main western narrative. Many in the world don’t understand Russian language, so the west have a great advantage. Russian main English platform like RT.com is under constant DDoS attack. They have banned RT in Europe, main cable operators have dropped RT. That’s the extent of this information war. Freedom of speech in the western world only exist when it is in their interest! |
Well, they are still finding it easy to import vehicles. They don’t need Form M, PAAR, and SONCAP. All other sectors have experienced increase in base duty payment to government. Minimum now is 3 Million base without vat and others. Isn’t it funny an import-dependent nation raised import duty, devalued the Naira, and still want to fight inflation..lol |
MyExpression:Nah... these guys wants to get to Ukraine then route it to Poland as refugees since EU is offering 1-3yrs humanitarian visa for the war. |
Foolishmasses:Remember the same propaganda was used against Gaddafi of Libya that he shared Viagra amongst his soldiers to rape the women of Libya. Their propaganda is becoming too brazen and in your face.
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KevMitnick:EuroAtlantic information machinery is so vast a complex that Russia can NOT surpass the west in this arena in the immediate future. The only way Russia could get her voice heard is to capitalize on the western “short-attention” span and drip by drip spread her own narrative to win more ears. People must often react to a headline for a few days and literary get tired of hearing that news. Give it a few more days Russo-Ukraine conflict won’t make it to NL front page. China was very clever as setting up all western media / platform alternatives thus preventing the west from gaining an information foothold within China. Facebook, Twitter, CNN, BBC, WhatsApp are blocked in China except through VPN. But the catch is if you connect via VPN then most Chinese banking apps and Alipay won’t work |
GardenOfGod:Honestly, I really don’t think we have competent folks in the diplomatic sector. Don’t our government know that this is a fight between Euroasia and the EuroAtlantic group? Why are we raising our hand in support of one group? Why not abstain? Why get tangled in a power struggle that bears no benefit to us as a nation but rather detrimental when we support one group against another. WE ARE JUST NOT GOOD AT DISCERNING WHAT IS GOOD FOR US AS A NATION. Are we so hardwired not think strategically? If Euroasia wins this battle, won’t this vote affect our relationship with the nations in this group? Many clever nations in Africa abstained from this vote including Zimbabwe. Did Africa request a UN general assembly vote when the EuroAtlantic grouping bombed the crap out of Libya? Did we even protest this destruction of Libya that has strewn arms around the Sahel? We are suffering the consequences of this war in the form of banditry along Nigeria-niger axis, ISWAP invasion of the north east, and BOKO HaRam resurgence. |
Apparently this report is fake. Those guards are alive and taken to Sevastopol. Remember, so many fake news out there to make Russia look bad. Part of the information war.
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Dajugba:Someone Made that statement up here on this thread. I was asking for source. All I got from some feeds ( Pepe Escobar) that Zelensky has moved to Lviv |
joyandfaith:You mean Zelensky captured? Where did you get this update from? |
chronique:The information war is real. It will be difficult for Russian info feed to surmount the western news feed due to language barrier and vast army of internet warriors and main stream media. Many of the videos on twitter are fake. It’s obvious to anyone following this event that “someone” is advising Zelensky not to negotiate a surrender. Rather the US wants his government moved to a third country and possibly continue the war and a possible insurgency. This is sad! I feel sad because any insurgency ops would literally destroy Ukrainian cities and many deaths. I had hoped Zelensky negotiated Ukraine’s neutrality and halted this war. But those whose interest is to bleed Russia would want this war so prolonged to achieve a political goal. I am not happy! Russia halted operations Last night hoping Zelensky was serious about ceasefire negotiations. Now day 3, they resumed military operations. |
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