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This is getting interesting

Vado:
Historically, things always appear going good for tyrants until it's not. Just as USSR was shocked that USA had such bombs already when they hit Hiroshima, so will Russia be when this business it has gotten itself into fully bloosom.

wake up , this is 2022, stop talking about Hiroshima…. Reality Dey your front….

Ps: pls no back and forth conversation. I’m out.

This na normal thing in the US of A

RIP to the dead.

Ok

fortunez1:
Guy don't be an idiot by not completing that story from reuters , like the part of Russia already losing Kherson to Ukrainian forces ,one of its so called annexed region and only land route to Crimea.

lmao, pls feel free to mention me anytime, IF Kherson falls

Things are happening very fast, the multipolar world go too sweet, new alliances unfolding left and right, while west still Dey look for more countries to condemn Russia invasion.

By the time, Saudi dump petrodollar e go clear for washington eyes

This wan funny


Clash of the Titans!

American transgender general Rachel Levin (became a woman in 2011, a fighter for LGBT rights) against the Russian alpha male general Sergei Vladimirovich Suvorykin.

Whose side are you on?



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timesupreloaded:
Starlink is no game changer in any war. It is all propaganda. Russia hit anywhere they want to and Ukraine strikes are all propaganda. All their strikes misses the target. Rubbish western media hype the bullshit all over the world. The US. should get involve directly in the war, I want to check something. All their shithole cities will be razed to the ground

of course na propaganda, just had to share the news with source, I no wan post the image alone, focus on the image attached, that’s the savage

Danny50:
Elon is becoming annoying to me this days.

He’s a business man, not a politician.

BentizilL:
This is not the first time UN is voting, their votes only work on inconsequential countries not Russia..
4 regions is gone, more regions on the way...
Is God not so good?

I was surprised when I saw that sef, seems dem no even read about the UN charter, if it was a victory for Ukraine, even Zelenski will be jumping upandan right now

leofab:
United Nations has voted that Russia should return all the lands they annexed..

the votes is meaningless, and non binding. I never knew someone actually believed that crap lol…. They can only condemn and it changes nothing . The United Nations security council, is the only arm(of the UN) with real powers, and some members have veto powers, so na dead end. Those regions are gone forever, they should be praying not to lose more, e.g Odessa

Elon Musk's SpaceX said it can no longer pay for Starlink in Ukraine, which has become a critical satellite service apparatus as the country fights to fend off a Russian invasion, in a request to the Pentagon to take over funding the endeavor.

To continue operations, the company asked for tens of millions in subsidies from the Pentagon monthly, according to a letter obtained by CNN. SpaceX argued that the financial strain for continuing operations, as well as replacing destroyed units and fulfilling further requests from Ukraine's government, was unsustainable for the company.

We are not in a position to further donate terminals to Ukraine, or fund the existing terminals for an indefinite period of time,” SpaceX’s director of government sales wrote to the Pentagon.


Ukrainian forces are heavily reliant on Starlink as their only means of secure communication, as well as for operating drones. A person familiar with the matter went so far as to say, “Ukraine knows that its current government and wartime efforts are totally dependent on Starlink.”

“The decision to keep Starlink running or not rests entirely in the hands of one man. That’s Elon Musk. He hasn’t been elected, no one decided to give him that power. He has it because of the technology and the company he built," he added.

The letter also revealed further information about the internal finances of Starlink in Ukraine. It states that about 85% of the 20,000 terminals in Ukraine were paid for, partially or in full, by the U.S. government, other foreign governments, and other external entities. This contradicts Musk's claim on Twitter that external entities only paid for a "small percentage" of the terminals.

Source: https://www washingtonexaminer com/policy/foreign/elon-musk-spacex-pentagon-starlink-ukraine

Why e no use the 1m votes to get himself re-elected, clown

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Softmirror:
WHO DID HE RAPE?!

He raped his mother

rottennaija:
They are becoming so emotional now. They never believe Russia will bring in their sledge hammer. The 300k reserve are not yet brought in. Ukraine will understand why the whole world went to war against Nazis

The shelling is going on nonstop, I thought it was a day thing, but I’m loving this….dem never see anything yet….

Owen247:
i must say, if with the economic power and co? Victor go stand more than gallant against puppet makers.

hope ur seeing what eu is doing to hungray just because victor refused to join their herd of sanctions against russia, is what eu doing not still against the democracy that they are preaching about? Hypocrits!

well true sha, sometimes vucic dey fluntuate like nepa.

don’t mind em bro, dem be hypocrites

Owen247:
victor and vucic [hungray and serbian presidents] are jointly building gaslines from russia to their respective countries speedly.

I saw the news too, I no dey rate the Serbian president yet, he still Dey flip flop but you see Victor no just send, since he was re-elected, wey dem try comot, he has been fearless since then… I like leaders with balls not puppets

This is why White House dey vex 4 Saudi ….

The set of EU leaders are the most clueless in history , no cap, expect Victor Orban , na only that wan have a functioning brain, others na sheeple

Winter is almost here

As usual US the pressure cooker

Neighboring countries did not support the UN anti-Russian resolution condemning referendums.

Exceptions: Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia and the Baltic States.

Belarus voted against. Armenia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan abstained.

Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan did not vote.

Also among the abstainers are China, India, South Africa, Cuba, Pakistan, Thailand, Vietnam, Mongolia and other countries.

Once again the West stand alone

This is how the comedian run most of his videos, alaye Dey inside bunker Dey use green screen… another Hollywood movie

Central kyiv indeed

Russia currently run heaven and earth

Where are those “hungry kids” “western slaves”, gloating about their almighty USA sanction on Russia.

In another news, USA is expected to slide into slight recession in 6/9months time. I’d look for the source and add later.

Nah you sanction russia but na you Dey feel the pain most, and winter is still coming o

Russia is naturally blessed and will overcome any challenges, no be today, and it won’t stop.

Y’all western slaves you’re allowed to wail here as usual.

Kindly, donate una tears here

These days people in Russia do not have much to boast about—so they take what they can get. Social-media trolls are posting videos, intended for European audiences, showing gas stoves left on full blast for days on end. What might cost hundreds of euros in Berlin or Paris this winter costs a few roubles in Moscow.

The taunting may be childish, but it hints at a deeper truth: that the economic war between Russia and the West is at a delicate moment. While Europe teeters on the brink of a deep recession, the economic situation in Russia is improving.

Western sanctions, launched in response to Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine in February, have wounded Russia’s long-term economic prospects. Blocking the world’s ninth-largest economy from accessing foreign technology and expertise has cut its growth potential by as much as half, forecasts suggest. Output of oil and gas, the lifeblood of the Russian economy, is about 3% lower than it was before the invasion and may fall further once European embargoes come into effect at the turn of the year.

In the first six months of the war somewhere in the region of 250,000 to 500,000 Russians fled the country, reckons Liam Peach of Capital Economics, a consultancy. Lots were highly educated and well paid.

Mr Putin’s recent decision to launch a partial mobilisation has dealt a further economic blow. It provoked a mini-bank run as people once again worried about the future of the country.
By our estimates Russians pulled out $14bn-worth of rouble deposits in September, about a third as much as in February. Another 300,000 or so Russians have probably fled. A further reduction in the labour force is worsening worker shortages, compounding Russia’s inflation problem. Headline inflation is sharply down from its peak, but price pressure in the labour-intensive services sector is getting worse.

Despite these difficulties, the recession has probably now come to an end. Many people doubt official gdp data, but it is possible to get a sense of activity from a range of sources. Goldman Sachs, a bank, produces a “current-activity indicator”, which suggests how economies are doing from month to month.

The data indicate that Russian activity is quite a bit livelier than it is in big European countries (see chart). A spending measure produced by Sberbank, another bank, wobbled following the mobilisation decree but has since edged back up.

Output in the car industry, which a few months ago had practically fallen to zero, has also bounced back, suggesting that producers have managed to source supplies from outside the West. In dollar terms Russia’s monthly goods imports now almost certainly exceed last year’s average.


In its latest forecasts, published on October 11th, the IMF upgraded Russia’s economic prospects for this year. In April it thought that Russian gdp would fall by 8.5%. It now expects a decline of 3.4%. This is nothing to gloat about, but it is manageable. Indeed, the economic data suggest that Russia will be able to keep fighting.

In late September the government put out a draft budget for 2023 to 2025. According to Elina Ribakova of the Institute of International Finance, an industry group, the budget implies large increases in war-related spending in the coming years—particularly on internal “security”. Having avoided economic collapse, Mr Putin expects to double down, both abroad and at home. ■


Source: https://www economist com/finance-and-economics/2022/10/11/as-europe-falls-into-recession-russia-climbs-out

lhordspy:
That shouldnt be an excuse. Infact the excuse is invalid and not acceptable.
It sounds more like an excape route for the US. If you are tired, come clean instead of cheap excuses.


I thought Ukraine is winning.
So You must give Ukraine more weapons and money to continue winning.

Yes on Twitter and cnn…. Person wey Dey win no dey scream for help….. in Zelenski’s voice “pls epp us o, e be like say dem wan erase us oo”

Opolopoopolonio:
Nonsense news from nonsense op

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