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Iran's nuclear escape has reached zero and it has enough uranium for weapons, America should treat Iran as a nuclear power.

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In spite of some famous bad guys, Germany has also been the home of some of the greatest people in history - Einstein, Beethoven, Schiller, Bonhoeffer... and Alena Dirksen, a woman of great courage, generosity, dedication, principle and beauty. A real humanitarian and a great soul. It's a pleasure to know and work with her.

"Terrorists"? Moi? Goodness gracious, heavens to Betsy!
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Terrorism is Ukraine’s Modus Operandi

Ukraine is no stranger to indiscriminate attacks against civilians – as evidenced by their actions in the Donbass since 2014. “Every time that they shoot at civilian targets, which they do on a daily basis for ten years, is a terrorist act,” said Sputnik correspondent Russell Bentley (@TXDPR).

Bentley added that despite Western denial, Ukraine’s involvement in last week’s Moscow concert attack is “beyond any doubt.”

“The terrorists were heading to Ukraine after the attack. They have now been proven to have been financed with funds in cryptocurrency that came from Ukraine. So, where do you think they are going and why do you think they got money from Ukraine? They weren’t heading to Ukraine for vacation,” he explained.

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Calling fake "Islamic" REAL terrorists "Jihadis" is 100% inaccurate, the exact opposite of the truth, and an insult to true Islam, and the TRUE Jihadis, Holy Warriors, soldiers sent from God, who fight against terrorists like ISIS cannibals, ukrop nazis and the zio-carbuncle, and their fathers in the U.S. and UK.

‘Pseudo-Islamic’ terrorists have been fighting in the Ukrainian military for years

Sputnik correspondent Russell Bentley (@TXDPR) reports that the Ukrainian military has long recruited ‘pseudo-Islamic’ extremists and deployed them in the Donbass. “It's a known fact that they've been here the whole time just like Western mercenaries,” he said.

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More GREAT action from our friends and Comrades at Putinger's Cat...

Russian journalist and politician Pyotr Tolstoy has been the Deputy Chairman of the Duma since 2016. Immediately after the poles closed at the conclusion of the Russian presidential election of 2024, the French news channel BFM TV offered him to do a live broadcast to discuss the voting results.

In this epic schooling session, Mr. Tolstoy minced no words regarding what is going on in Ukraine and what's going to happen to any French troops that end up on the Ukrainian soil.

If the last name sounds familiar, you got it right - Pyotr Tolstoy is, in fact, a great-great-grandson of that Leo Tolstoy.

Русский перевод передачи на канале самого Петра Толстого.

Which Western tank has been the biggest disappointment for Ukraine: Abrams, Leopard, or Challenger?

That’s difficult question to answer since all three tanks have struggled to perform against Russian forces and local weather conditions, Sputnik correspondent Russell Bentley (@TXDPR) explains.

“They're poorly engineered, way overrated, not effective, and they’re not making any kind of difference on the battlefield.”

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Интересная статья обо всем и о нашем отношении к этому от нового канала и друга по ТГ. Определенно стоит прочитать и задуматься.

An interesting article about everything, and our relation to it, from a new channel and TG friend. Well worth reading and giving some thought.
https://dzen.ru/a/ZAXbC-8j92z0Wjcz

Why have Western weapons done so poorly in Ukraine?

The main reason is that Western military-industrial complexes have a totally distorted incentives structure, Sputnik correspondent Russell Bentley (@TXDPR) explained.

“They don't make effective military equipment, they make profitable equipment. And of course, if all you care about is making money, then you're going to cut corners, you're going to overcharge for everything — the famous $6,000 toilet seat and all that kind of stuff. And it's not going to be any good.“

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A poem posted today on the Petrovsky District "Roll Call" channel, where people post warnings and sitreps about shellings, drones, mines, etc. The poem is by a kid from our neighborhood, Gleb, one of the kids who we gave Christmas presents to last year. A profound and beautiful poem by a kid who walks out every day under shelling...


🌸“In the morning I got up and prayed,
Blessed for the whole day
And you go along all the roads
Not alone, but together with God.”

🙏God's help in all your good deeds!
God bless you! 💖

Стихотворение опубликовано сегодня на канале "Перекличка" Петровского района, где публикуют предупреждения и ситуационные сообщения об обстрелах, беспилотниках, минах и т. д. Стихотворение написал наш сосед Глеб, один из ребят, которым мы дарили новогодние подарки в январе прошлого года. Глубокое и красивое стихотворение ребенка, который каждый день живёт под обстрелами...
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ГАИ, Детсад, 29 нормально всё☀️🙏👼

🌸«Утром встал и помолился,
На весь день Благословился
И идёшь по всем дорогам
Не один, а вместе с Богом.»

🙏Божьей помощи во всех ваших добрых делах!
Храни Вас Господь! 💖

Soviet-era weapons have frequently outperformed Western ones in Ukraine. Sputnik explains why:

“The Soviet design was always to be effective. Their philosophy of weapons manufacturing is that it be effective, that it be reliable, that it be no more expensive than it has to be. And that's a philosophy that's worked,” explained Sputnik correspondent Russell Bentley (@TXDPR).

“Soviet military technology doesn't have all the bells and whistles, but that's not really what's needed when you're in a firefight. And what is needed. Soviet and Russian military technology certainly has.”

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In the photo - GRU Colonel Timur Myasnikov. He fought in Kosovo and Tajikistan, and for the last two years on the fronts of the Northern Military District. Having arrived from the Northern Military District on vacation, he took his family to a concert and was shot dead by terrorists in Crocus a week ago. He saved his wife and son, but not himself.

If the GRU colonel had had his service weapon with him, there would have been fewer or no casualties from the terrorist attack in Crocus. And if we were allowed to freely carry weapons for all citizens of the Russian Federation, then an attempt to attack citizens in Russia would immediately turn into a deadly lottery for a terrorist or bandit.