Situasjonen i Ukraina Del 3
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Re: Situasjonen i Ukraina Del 3
04:48 Russland advarer Vesten om fare for direkte militærkonflikt Russlands forsvarsminister advarer Vesten om at eskalering i konflikten mellom Russland og Ukraina kan føre til «direkte militært sammenstøt mellom atommakter».
– Den vestlige linjen om stadig eskalering i konflikten med Russland medfører trussel om direkte militært sammenstøt mellom atommakter, en situasjon som vil være fylt med katastrofale konsekvenser, sier Russlands forsvarsminister Sergej Sjojgu, ifølge det russiske statlige nyhetsbyrået Tass.
Han hevder at Vesten har til hensikt å påføre Russland «strategisk nederlag» i «en hybridkrig».
Sjojgu anklager videre Vesten for å forsøke å utvide Ukraina-krigen til Stillehavsregionen. Nato bedriver styrkeoppbygging i Stillehavsområdet under dekke av å imponere om et «ønske om dialog», hevder han.
Uttalelsene kom mandag i Beijing, der Sjojgu deltok på den årlige kinesiske sikkerhets- og forsvarskonferansen Xiangshan Forum.
Han fremhevet forholdet mellom Russland og Kina som «eksemplarisk».
Sjojgu sa også at Russland står klar til å innlede samtaler om «ytterligere sameksistens» med Vesten.
– Den vestlige linjen om stadig eskalering i konflikten med Russland medfører trussel om direkte militært sammenstøt mellom atommakter, en situasjon som vil være fylt med katastrofale konsekvenser, sier Russlands forsvarsminister Sergej Sjojgu, ifølge det russiske statlige nyhetsbyrået Tass.
Han hevder at Vesten har til hensikt å påføre Russland «strategisk nederlag» i «en hybridkrig».
Sjojgu anklager videre Vesten for å forsøke å utvide Ukraina-krigen til Stillehavsregionen. Nato bedriver styrkeoppbygging i Stillehavsområdet under dekke av å imponere om et «ønske om dialog», hevder han.
Uttalelsene kom mandag i Beijing, der Sjojgu deltok på den årlige kinesiske sikkerhets- og forsvarskonferansen Xiangshan Forum.
Han fremhevet forholdet mellom Russland og Kina som «eksemplarisk».
Sjojgu sa også at Russland står klar til å innlede samtaler om «ytterligere sameksistens» med Vesten.
Ukrainsk etteretning står bakBig George skrev: ↑man okt 30, 2023 3:04 am ISW skriver
Ongoing antisemitic demonstrations in the Republic of Dagestan and elsewhere in the North Caucasus are highlighting heightened interethnic and interreligious tensions in Russia. Hundreds of demonstrators in Dagestan broke into Makhachkala airport, blocked the runway, and attempted to board a plane arriving from Israel on the evening of October 29 following the circulation of rumors that Russian authorities were planning to resettle “Israeli refugees” in Dagestan and elsewhere in the North Caucasus. Hundreds of demonstrators gathered at a hotel in Khasavyurt, Dagestan on the evening of October 28 to look for suspected “Israeli refugees” based on similar rumors. Unknown actors reportedly set fire to a Jewish cultural center under construction in Nalchik, Kabardino-Balkarian Republic on the night of October 28 to 29.
I følge denne kan det spores tilbake dit ja.BrannLFC skrev: ↑man okt 30, 2023 7:26 amUkrainsk etteretning står bakBig George skrev: ↑man okt 30, 2023 3:04 am ISW skriver
Ongoing antisemitic demonstrations in the Republic of Dagestan and elsewhere in the North Caucasus are highlighting heightened interethnic and interreligious tensions in Russia. Hundreds of demonstrators in Dagestan broke into Makhachkala airport, blocked the runway, and attempted to board a plane arriving from Israel on the evening of October 29 following the circulation of rumors that Russian authorities were planning to resettle “Israeli refugees” in Dagestan and elsewhere in the North Caucasus. Hundreds of demonstrators gathered at a hotel in Khasavyurt, Dagestan on the evening of October 28 to look for suspected “Israeli refugees” based on similar rumors. Unknown actors reportedly set fire to a Jewish cultural center under construction in Nalchik, Kabardino-Balkarian Republic on the night of October 28 to 29.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ilya_Ponomarev
Den første beviser vel ikke annet enn at hun ble bortvist.Falcon skrev: ↑man okt 30, 2023 11:49 amSåklart, jeg har alltid kilder.
https://x.com/prodigi0_1/status/1502721927328190465
https://x.com/rt_com/status/1503340170304794627
https://x.com/ukraine_world/status/1503071814431371265
Den andre stoler jeg på siden det er RT. Men forståelig at Putin vil slå ned på elementer som kan ødelegge den russiske staten. Ikke tro det er noe bedre i Ukraina. Eller vestlige land som tar pengene fra folk fordi de er russiske.
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Den russiske Rybar-kanalen på Telegram, som anses å ha tette bånd til den russiske hæren, melder om et kombinert angrep mot Krim. Rybar hevder at Ukraina skjøt to amerikanskproduserte ATACMS -raketter som slo ned ved landsbyen Olenivka på vestkysten av Krim.
Meldingstjenesten sier at russiske styrker på Krim ikke klarte å skyte ned de langtrekkende artillerirakettene, men legger noe kryptisk til at «tidligere tiltak gjorde at missilene ikke gjorde alvorlige skader». Det meldes likevel om 17 skadde russiske soldater og fem ødelagte kjøretøyer.
Rybar skriver også at russiske sjømenn fra svartehavsflåten «en halvtimes tid senere» fant tre ukrainske sjødroner nær marinebasen Sevastopol. En skal ha vært ødelagt, mens de to andre hevdes å ha blitt uskadeliggjort og senket på vei inn mot land i Kherson-bukta.
Meldingstjenesten sier at russiske styrker på Krim ikke klarte å skyte ned de langtrekkende artillerirakettene, men legger noe kryptisk til at «tidligere tiltak gjorde at missilene ikke gjorde alvorlige skader». Det meldes likevel om 17 skadde russiske soldater og fem ødelagte kjøretøyer.
Rybar skriver også at russiske sjømenn fra svartehavsflåten «en halvtimes tid senere» fant tre ukrainske sjødroner nær marinebasen Sevastopol. En skal ha vært ødelagt, mens de to andre hevdes å ha blitt uskadeliggjort og senket på vei inn mot land i Kherson-bukta.
Veldig bra av EU, bare å håpe at USA og resten av den siviliserte verden følger etter.pølsa skrev: ↑søn okt 29, 2023 10:34 pm The value of these sovereign assets stands at EUR 211 billion. And politically, we agreed that ultimately Russia must pay for the long-term reconstruction of Ukraine. We had a recent discussion of Finance Ministers in Marrakesh that allowed good progress on the basic principles. So, the next step would then be an actual proposal. We are currently working on a proposal to initially focus on the so-called windfall profits. In other words, we will present a proposal to find a way how to use the proceeds from those assets that are currently benefitting a limited number of financial institutions in the European Union. These windfall profits are already quite substantial.
https://ec.europa.eu/commission/pressco ... NT_23_5373
Neste skritt må bli å bruke av selve investeringene og ikke bare avkastningen.
Vet ikke om du følger med strømprisen noe særlig men den er forholdsmessig høy til tider nå og vinteren har ikke startet enda. Snakket med en som jobber innen kraftmarkedet og vi kan forvente oss strømpriser opp mot 20 kroner pr. kwt. nå i vinter, så inflasjonen kommer til å stige ytterligere sammen med renta å matvareprisene. Arbeidsplasser kommer til å ryke og du hyller det som skjer.MacanT skrev: ↑man okt 30, 2023 2:25 pmVeldig bra av EU, bare å håpe at USA og resten av den siviliserte verden følger etter.pølsa skrev: ↑søn okt 29, 2023 10:34 pm The value of these sovereign assets stands at EUR 211 billion. And politically, we agreed that ultimately Russia must pay for the long-term reconstruction of Ukraine. We had a recent discussion of Finance Ministers in Marrakesh that allowed good progress on the basic principles. So, the next step would then be an actual proposal. We are currently working on a proposal to initially focus on the so-called windfall profits. In other words, we will present a proposal to find a way how to use the proceeds from those assets that are currently benefitting a limited number of financial institutions in the European Union. These windfall profits are already quite substantial.
https://ec.europa.eu/commission/pressco ... NT_23_5373
Neste skritt må bli å bruke av selve investeringene og ikke bare avkastningen.
Det vil snart komme en kjempesmell, hvis dette fortsetter. Nato, EU kommer til å ryke.
Alt dette for ett av de mest korrupte land i verden, Ukraina.
Så lenge det øker russerhatet i befolkningen er det verdt det vettupølsa skrev: ↑man okt 30, 2023 3:09 pmVet ikke om du følger med strømprisen noe særlig men den er forholdsmessig høy til tider nå og vinteren har ikke startet enda. Snakket med en som jobber innen kraftmarkedet og vi kan forvente oss strømpriser opp mot 20 kroner pr. kwt. nå i vinter, så inflasjonen kommer til å stige ytterligere sammen med renta å matvareprisene. Arbeidsplasser kommer til å ryke og du hyller det som skjer.MacanT skrev: ↑man okt 30, 2023 2:25 pmVeldig bra av EU, bare å håpe at USA og resten av den siviliserte verden følger etter.pølsa skrev: ↑søn okt 29, 2023 10:34 pm The value of these sovereign assets stands at EUR 211 billion. And politically, we agreed that ultimately Russia must pay for the long-term reconstruction of Ukraine. We had a recent discussion of Finance Ministers in Marrakesh that allowed good progress on the basic principles. So, the next step would then be an actual proposal. We are currently working on a proposal to initially focus on the so-called windfall profits. In other words, we will present a proposal to find a way how to use the proceeds from those assets that are currently benefitting a limited number of financial institutions in the European Union. These windfall profits are already quite substantial.
https://ec.europa.eu/commission/pressco ... NT_23_5373
Neste skritt må bli å bruke av selve investeringene og ikke bare avkastningen.
Det vil snart komme en kjempesmell, hvis dette fortsetter. Nato, EU kommer til å ryke.
Alt dette for ett av de mest korrupte land i verden, Ukraina.
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Russiske ambisjoner på Krim opplever et stort tilbakeslag ettersom Moskvas rekrutteringsplaner møter en blindvei. Fiaskoen blir sett på som en klar feil for president Vladimir Putin, som har styrt Krim-agendaen siden annekteringen i 2014.
Rekrutteringsinitiativet hadde som mål å styrke den russiske militære tilstedeværelsen på Krim ved å oppmuntre lokalbefolkningen til å verve seg.
Imidlertid har responsen ifølge Daily Express været langt fra som håpet. På tråds av Kremls outreach-programmer og incitamenter, synes Krim-ungdommen at være tøvende med at slutte sig til de russiske styrker.
Eksperter mener at denne nølingen skyldes et komplekst samspill mellom historiske, kulturelle og personlige faktorer. Minnet om annekteringen, kombinert med en vedvarende ukrainsk identitet blant mange kriminelle, gjør det russiske militæret til et mindre attraktivt alternativ.
Videre synes de økonomiske insentivene som tilbys av Moskva å komme til kort når det gjelder å overbevise den lokale ungdommen. Med levestandarden på Krim som henger etter resten av Russland, anser mange rekrutteringsinsentiver for å være utilstrekkelige. Den skuffende responsen på rekrutterings pådrevet understreker de bredere utfordringene Moskva står overfor med å integrere Krim fullt ut i Russland.
Rekrutteringsinitiativet hadde som mål å styrke den russiske militære tilstedeværelsen på Krim ved å oppmuntre lokalbefolkningen til å verve seg.
Imidlertid har responsen ifølge Daily Express været langt fra som håpet. På tråds av Kremls outreach-programmer og incitamenter, synes Krim-ungdommen at være tøvende med at slutte sig til de russiske styrker.
Eksperter mener at denne nølingen skyldes et komplekst samspill mellom historiske, kulturelle og personlige faktorer. Minnet om annekteringen, kombinert med en vedvarende ukrainsk identitet blant mange kriminelle, gjør det russiske militæret til et mindre attraktivt alternativ.
Videre synes de økonomiske insentivene som tilbys av Moskva å komme til kort når det gjelder å overbevise den lokale ungdommen. Med levestandarden på Krim som henger etter resten av Russland, anser mange rekrutteringsinsentiver for å være utilstrekkelige. Den skuffende responsen på rekrutterings pådrevet understreker de bredere utfordringene Moskva står overfor med å integrere Krim fullt ut i Russland.
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Situasjonen er en sterk påminnelse om den pågående spenningen mellom Russland og Ukraina over Krim. Det understreker også det internasjonale samfunnets bekymringer med hensyn til militariseringen av regionen, som har betydelige implikasjoner for regional stabilitet og internasjonale forbindelser.
Til tross for tilbakeslaget forblir Moskva forpliktet til sine langsiktige mål på Krim. Det er sannsynlig at Kreml vil justere sin rekrutteringsstrategi, muligens ved å forbedre insentivene eller lansere mer målrettede oppsøkende kampanjer. Imidlertid kan de iboende utfordringene som følge av det komplekse sosiopolitiske landskapet på Krim fortsette å hindre Russlands ambisjoner i regionen.
Til tross for tilbakeslaget forblir Moskva forpliktet til sine langsiktige mål på Krim. Det er sannsynlig at Kreml vil justere sin rekrutteringsstrategi, muligens ved å forbedre insentivene eller lansere mer målrettede oppsøkende kampanjer. Imidlertid kan de iboende utfordringene som følge av det komplekse sosiopolitiske landskapet på Krim fortsette å hindre Russlands ambisjoner i regionen.
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ISW skriver i natt:
Russian officials announced that Russian law enforcement suppressed the antisemitic riots in Makhachkala, Republic of Dagestan on October 30. The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MVD) stated that employees of the MVD and other law enforcement agencies suppressed mass riots in Makhachkala and restored order at the local airport after identifying over 150 participants and detaining 60 rioters. The MVD also claimed that rioters injured at least nine police officers and that searches for other rioters are ongoing. Dagestan Head Sergey Melikov claimed that he personally inspected the Makhachkala airport, which sustained minor damage, and claimed that the MVD and Rosgvardia used physical force as a last resort in hopes of calming the mob with reason. Russian sources claimed that rioters threw stones at law enforcement and that officers responded by firing guns into the air. Melikov stated that unspecified foreign actors, including pro-Ukrainian Telegram channels, are attempting to destabilize the region and claimed that the Telegram channel that published the rumors of the arrival of “Israeli refugees” in Dagestan was managed from Ukrainian territory.
Russian officials announced that Russian law enforcement suppressed the antisemitic riots in Makhachkala, Republic of Dagestan on October 30. The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MVD) stated that employees of the MVD and other law enforcement agencies suppressed mass riots in Makhachkala and restored order at the local airport after identifying over 150 participants and detaining 60 rioters. The MVD also claimed that rioters injured at least nine police officers and that searches for other rioters are ongoing. Dagestan Head Sergey Melikov claimed that he personally inspected the Makhachkala airport, which sustained minor damage, and claimed that the MVD and Rosgvardia used physical force as a last resort in hopes of calming the mob with reason. Russian sources claimed that rioters threw stones at law enforcement and that officers responded by firing guns into the air. Melikov stated that unspecified foreign actors, including pro-Ukrainian Telegram channels, are attempting to destabilize the region and claimed that the Telegram channel that published the rumors of the arrival of “Israeli refugees” in Dagestan was managed from Ukrainian territory.
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Jeg tror Putins soldater på et eller annet tidspunkt vil desertere. Man er allerede langt ut i mobiliseringen og de stridslystne er forlengst døde og skjebnen som istykkerskutt eller istykkerbombet frister ikke de som er
på mobiliseringslista i Russland. Tapstallene og skjebnen i Ukraina har lekket ut i befolkningen og knapt en russer er uvitende om hva som venter en russisk soldat.
Blant ukrainerne er motivasjonen en helt annen. De forsvarer sitt folk og sitt land.
på mobiliseringslista i Russland. Tapstallene og skjebnen i Ukraina har lekket ut i befolkningen og knapt en russer er uvitende om hva som venter en russisk soldat.
Blant ukrainerne er motivasjonen en helt annen. De forsvarer sitt folk og sitt land.
Ukraina forsvarer ikke sitt land ved å legge det i grus. De forsvarer kun NATO sine interesser.pølsa skrev: ↑tir okt 31, 2023 3:47 pmVil kanskje si Russland gjør akkurat det samme her sånn som Dombas å sivile har blitt bombet og ikke minst vil de ikke ha Nato i Ukraina eller framtidige Natobaser i Svartehavet.Blant ukrainerne er motivasjonen en helt annen. De forsvarer sitt folk og sitt land.
Helt enig i den. Zelensky er dead man walking, kommer til å bli tatt av sine egne.BrannLFC skrev: ↑tir okt 31, 2023 4:51 pmUkraina forsvarer ikke sitt land ved å legge det i grus. De forsvarer kun NATO sine interesser.pølsa skrev: ↑tir okt 31, 2023 3:47 pmVil kanskje si Russland gjør akkurat det samme her sånn som Dombas å sivile har blitt bombet og ikke minst vil de ikke ha Nato i Ukraina eller framtidige Natobaser i Svartehavet.Blant ukrainerne er motivasjonen en helt annen. De forsvarer sitt folk og sitt land.
Lengre artikkel, mye korrupsjon og Ukrainerne stjeler som ravner. Så vil si narrativet vi blir foret med fra den vestlige presse er langt fra denne artikkelen...
After his visit to Washington, TIME followed the President and his team back to Kyiv, hoping to understand how they would react to the signals they had received, especially the insistent calls for Zelensky to fight corruption inside his own government, and the fading enthusiasm for a war with no end in sight. On my first day in Kyiv, I asked one member of his circle how the President was feeling. The response came without a second’s hesitation: “Angry.”
“Now he walks in, gets the updates, gives the orders, and walks out,” says one longtime member of his team. Another tells me that, most of all, Zelensky feels betrayed by his Western allies. They have left him without the means to win the war, only the means to survive it.
“He deludes himself,” one of his closest aides tells me in frustration. “We’re out of options. We’re not winning. But try telling him that.”
At the end of last year, during his previous visit to Washington, Zelensky received a hero’s welcome.
This time around, the atmosphere had changed. Assistance to Ukraine had become a sticking point in the debate over the federal budget. One of Zelensky’s foreign policy advisers urged him to call off the trip in September, warning that the atmosphere was too fraught. Congressional leaders declined to let Zelensky deliver a public address on Capitol Hill. His aides tried to arrange an in-person appearance for him on Fox News and an interview with Oprah Winfrey. Neither one came through.
in early October, he said, the political leadership in Kyiv demanded an operation to “retake” the city of Horlivka, a strategic outpost in eastern Ukraine that the Russians have held and fiercely defended for nearly a decade. The answer came back in the form of a question: With what? “They don’t have the men or the weapons,” says the officer. “Where are the weapons? Where is the artillery? Where are the new recruits?”
In some branches of the military, the shortage of personnel has become even more dire than the deficit in arms and ammunition. One of Zelensky’s close aides tells me that even if the U.S. and its allies come through with all the weapons they have pledged, “we don’t have the men to use them.”
In recent months, the issue of corruption has strained Zelensky’s relationship with many of his allies. Ahead of his visit to Washington, the White House prepared a list of anti-corruption reforms for the Ukrainians to undertake. One of the aides who traveled with Zelensky to the U.S. told me these proposals targeted the very top of the state hierarchy. “These were not suggestions,” says another presidential adviser. “These were conditions.”
As news of these scandals spread, the President gave strict orders for his staff to avoid the slightest perception of self-enrichment. “Don’t buy anything. Don’t take any vacations. Just sit at your desk, be quiet, and work,” one staffer says in characterizing these directives.
Amid all the pressure to root out corruption, I assumed, perhaps naively, that officials in Ukraine would think twice before taking a bribe or pocketing state funds. But when I made this point to a top presidential adviser in early October, he asked me to turn off my audio recorder so he could speak more freely. “Simon, you’re mistaken,” he says. “People are stealing like there’s no tomorrow.”
But some of the accusations have been hard to deny. In August, a Ukrainian news outlet known for investigating graft, Bihus.info, published a damning report about Zelensky’s top adviser on economic and energy policy, Rostyslav Shurma. The report revealed that Shurma, a former executive in the energy industry, has a brother who co-owns two solar-energy companies with power plants in southern Ukraine. Even after the Russians occupied that part of the country, cutting it off from the Ukrainian power grid, the companies continued to receive state payments for producing electricity.
https://time.com/6329188/ukraine-volody ... interview/
After his visit to Washington, TIME followed the President and his team back to Kyiv, hoping to understand how they would react to the signals they had received, especially the insistent calls for Zelensky to fight corruption inside his own government, and the fading enthusiasm for a war with no end in sight. On my first day in Kyiv, I asked one member of his circle how the President was feeling. The response came without a second’s hesitation: “Angry.”
“Now he walks in, gets the updates, gives the orders, and walks out,” says one longtime member of his team. Another tells me that, most of all, Zelensky feels betrayed by his Western allies. They have left him without the means to win the war, only the means to survive it.
“He deludes himself,” one of his closest aides tells me in frustration. “We’re out of options. We’re not winning. But try telling him that.”
At the end of last year, during his previous visit to Washington, Zelensky received a hero’s welcome.
This time around, the atmosphere had changed. Assistance to Ukraine had become a sticking point in the debate over the federal budget. One of Zelensky’s foreign policy advisers urged him to call off the trip in September, warning that the atmosphere was too fraught. Congressional leaders declined to let Zelensky deliver a public address on Capitol Hill. His aides tried to arrange an in-person appearance for him on Fox News and an interview with Oprah Winfrey. Neither one came through.
in early October, he said, the political leadership in Kyiv demanded an operation to “retake” the city of Horlivka, a strategic outpost in eastern Ukraine that the Russians have held and fiercely defended for nearly a decade. The answer came back in the form of a question: With what? “They don’t have the men or the weapons,” says the officer. “Where are the weapons? Where is the artillery? Where are the new recruits?”
In some branches of the military, the shortage of personnel has become even more dire than the deficit in arms and ammunition. One of Zelensky’s close aides tells me that even if the U.S. and its allies come through with all the weapons they have pledged, “we don’t have the men to use them.”
In recent months, the issue of corruption has strained Zelensky’s relationship with many of his allies. Ahead of his visit to Washington, the White House prepared a list of anti-corruption reforms for the Ukrainians to undertake. One of the aides who traveled with Zelensky to the U.S. told me these proposals targeted the very top of the state hierarchy. “These were not suggestions,” says another presidential adviser. “These were conditions.”
As news of these scandals spread, the President gave strict orders for his staff to avoid the slightest perception of self-enrichment. “Don’t buy anything. Don’t take any vacations. Just sit at your desk, be quiet, and work,” one staffer says in characterizing these directives.
Amid all the pressure to root out corruption, I assumed, perhaps naively, that officials in Ukraine would think twice before taking a bribe or pocketing state funds. But when I made this point to a top presidential adviser in early October, he asked me to turn off my audio recorder so he could speak more freely. “Simon, you’re mistaken,” he says. “People are stealing like there’s no tomorrow.”
But some of the accusations have been hard to deny. In August, a Ukrainian news outlet known for investigating graft, Bihus.info, published a damning report about Zelensky’s top adviser on economic and energy policy, Rostyslav Shurma. The report revealed that Shurma, a former executive in the energy industry, has a brother who co-owns two solar-energy companies with power plants in southern Ukraine. Even after the Russians occupied that part of the country, cutting it off from the Ukrainian power grid, the companies continued to receive state payments for producing electricity.
https://time.com/6329188/ukraine-volody ... interview/
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Russland er i ferd med å få store mengder ammunisjon fra Nord-Korea, ifølge amerikanske ISW. Men en ekspert sier til VG at det ikke er nok til å vinne krigen.
Det er godt mulig at disse tallene er riktige, men det er i så fall én måneds forbruk med den nåværende skuddintensiteten.
– Forsyningene fra Nord-Korea gjør det mulig å fortsette for Russland å føre krigen på det samme nivået over lengre tid – men det gjør dem ikke i stand til å vinne krigen, mener Paasikivi
Det er godt mulig at disse tallene er riktige, men det er i så fall én måneds forbruk med den nåværende skuddintensiteten.
– Forsyningene fra Nord-Korea gjør det mulig å fortsette for Russland å føre krigen på det samme nivået over lengre tid – men det gjør dem ikke i stand til å vinne krigen, mener Paasikivi
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ISW skriver i natt:
Chechen Republic Head Ramzan Kadyrov's response to the October 29 antisemitic riots in the Republic of Dagestan suggests that Russian officials may be increasingly concerned about the weakening of authoritarian control in regions on the periphery of the Russian Federation. Kadyrov responded to the riots in Dagestan by praising Russian President Vladimir Putin's accusation that the West orchestrated the situation to destabilize Russia. Kadyrov later called on Chechen security forces to immediately detain instigators of any potential riots in Chechnya or to "fire three warning shots in the air and after that, fire the fourth shot in the head." Kadyrov's reactions to the riots in Dagestan suggest that he is first and foremost concerned with maintaining the perception of his unwavering support of Putin and secondly with demonstrating the strength of his authoritarian rule over Chechnya by threatening a violent response to potential future riots.
Chechen Republic Head Ramzan Kadyrov's response to the October 29 antisemitic riots in the Republic of Dagestan suggests that Russian officials may be increasingly concerned about the weakening of authoritarian control in regions on the periphery of the Russian Federation. Kadyrov responded to the riots in Dagestan by praising Russian President Vladimir Putin's accusation that the West orchestrated the situation to destabilize Russia. Kadyrov later called on Chechen security forces to immediately detain instigators of any potential riots in Chechnya or to "fire three warning shots in the air and after that, fire the fourth shot in the head." Kadyrov's reactions to the riots in Dagestan suggest that he is first and foremost concerned with maintaining the perception of his unwavering support of Putin and secondly with demonstrating the strength of his authoritarian rule over Chechnya by threatening a violent response to potential future riots.
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Russere flest støtter i praksis Putin! For et hjernevasket folk, de ber jo om elendigheten de er på vei inn i!
https://kyivindependent.com/poll-most-russians/
https://kyivindependent.com/poll-most-russians/
Putin er nasjonalist noe vi i Norge også skulle hatt flere av...i stedet har vi suppegjøker som selger ut landet og resursene våre bit for bit!JauKaninen skrev: ↑ons nov 01, 2023 7:17 pm Russere flest støtter i praksis Putin! For et hjernevasket folk, de ber jo om elendigheten de er på vei inn i!
https://kyivindependent.com/poll-most-russians/
Absolutt. Norske ledere bryr seg ikke om landet sitt, men kun om lommeboka og sine korrupte globalist kollegaer i USA og EUpølsa skrev: ↑ons nov 01, 2023 9:15 pmPutin er nasjonalist noe vi i Norge også skulle hatt flere av...i stedet har vi suppegjøker som selger ut landet og resursene våre bit for bit!JauKaninen skrev: ↑ons nov 01, 2023 7:17 pm Russere flest støtter i praksis Putin! For et hjernevasket folk, de ber jo om elendigheten de er på vei inn i!
https://kyivindependent.com/poll-most-russians/
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ISW skriver i natt:
Ukrainian Commander-in-Chief General Valerii Zaluzhnyi assessed on November 1 that the war in Ukraine has taken on a positional nature and offered a series of recommendations for Ukraine to restore maneuver to the battlespace. In an essay entitled "Modern Positional Warfare and How to Win It" and an interview with The Economist, Zaluzhnyi outlined the current operational environment in Ukraine and noted that, despite several previously successful Ukrainian counteroffensive operations in 2022, the war is now "gradually moving to a positional form." Zaluzhnyi heavily stressed that the current positional nature of the war is largely a result of military parity between Ukrainian and Russian forces, noting that a deep and dramatic Ukrainian penetration of Russian lines will likely not be possible with the relative technological and tactical equilibrium currently between Ukrainian and Russian forces. In his interview with The Economist, Zaluzhnyi acknowledged that technological and tactical parity between opposing forces in Ukraine has resulted in a "stalemate" similar to the case of the First World War. In the more extensive essay on the subject, Zaluzhnyi notably refrained from classifying the situation as a full stalemate and instead framed it as a "positional" war resulting from aspects of this technological-tactical parity. According to Zaluzhnyi, Ukraine's ability to overcome this technological-tactical parity will be contingent on Ukraine's ability to secure five main operational components that have become particularly significant since the summer of 2023 — gaining air superiority; breaching Russian mine barriers in depth; increasing the effectiveness of counterbattery combat; creating and training the necessary reserves; and building up electronic warfare (EW) capabilities.
Ukrainian Commander-in-Chief General Valerii Zaluzhnyi assessed on November 1 that the war in Ukraine has taken on a positional nature and offered a series of recommendations for Ukraine to restore maneuver to the battlespace. In an essay entitled "Modern Positional Warfare and How to Win It" and an interview with The Economist, Zaluzhnyi outlined the current operational environment in Ukraine and noted that, despite several previously successful Ukrainian counteroffensive operations in 2022, the war is now "gradually moving to a positional form." Zaluzhnyi heavily stressed that the current positional nature of the war is largely a result of military parity between Ukrainian and Russian forces, noting that a deep and dramatic Ukrainian penetration of Russian lines will likely not be possible with the relative technological and tactical equilibrium currently between Ukrainian and Russian forces. In his interview with The Economist, Zaluzhnyi acknowledged that technological and tactical parity between opposing forces in Ukraine has resulted in a "stalemate" similar to the case of the First World War. In the more extensive essay on the subject, Zaluzhnyi notably refrained from classifying the situation as a full stalemate and instead framed it as a "positional" war resulting from aspects of this technological-tactical parity. According to Zaluzhnyi, Ukraine's ability to overcome this technological-tactical parity will be contingent on Ukraine's ability to secure five main operational components that have become particularly significant since the summer of 2023 — gaining air superiority; breaching Russian mine barriers in depth; increasing the effectiveness of counterbattery combat; creating and training the necessary reserves; and building up electronic warfare (EW) capabilities.
pølsa skrev: ↑man okt 30, 2023 3:09 pmVet ikke om du følger med strømprisen noe særlig men den er forholdsmessig høy til tider nå og vinteren har ikke startet enda. Snakket med en som jobber innen kraftmarkedet og vi kan forvente oss strømpriser opp mot 20 kroner pr. kwt. nå i vinter, så inflasjonen kommer til å stige ytterligere sammen med renta å matvareprisene.MacanT skrev: ↑man okt 30, 2023 2:25 pmVeldig bra av EU, bare å håpe at USA og resten av den siviliserte verden følger etter.pølsa skrev: ↑søn okt 29, 2023 10:34 pm The value of these sovereign assets stands at EUR 211 billion. And politically, we agreed that ultimately Russia must pay for the long-term reconstruction of Ukraine. We had a recent discussion of Finance Ministers in Marrakesh that allowed good progress on the basic principles. So, the next step would then be an actual proposal. We are currently working on a proposal to initially focus on the so-called windfall profits. In other words, we will present a proposal to find a way how to use the proceeds from those assets that are currently benefitting a limited number of financial institutions in the European Union. These windfall profits are already quite substantial.
https://ec.europa.eu/commission/pressco ... NT_23_5373
Neste skritt må bli å bruke av selve investeringene og ikke bare avkastningen.
Det vil snart komme en kjempesmell, hvis dette fortsetter. Nato, EU kommer til å ryke.
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