BREAKING: INVASION HAS BEGUN..... Putin's "3-day war"... NOW... 1 YEAR 338 DAYS ...WAGNER HEAD SAYS GROUP STANDING DOWN AFTER CLAIMS OF DEAL
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RUSSIA'S DEMANDS TO STOP ITS ATTACKS
UKRAINE CEASE MILITARY ACTIONS
CHANGE CONSTITUTION TO ENSHRINE NEUTRALITY FOR UKRAINE
ACKNOWLEDGE CRIMEA AS RUSSIAN TERRITORY
RECOGNIZE THE SEPERATIST REPUBLICS OF DONETSK AND LUGANSK AS INDEPENDANT STATES
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UKRAINE CEASE MILITARY ACTIONS
CHANGE CONSTITUTION TO ENSHRINE NEUTRALITY FOR UKRAINE
ACKNOWLEDGE CRIMEA AS RUSSIAN TERRITORY
RECOGNIZE THE SEPERATIST REPUBLICS OF DONETSK AND LUGANSK AS INDEPENDANT STATES
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Major Global events in the last 72 hrs -
Russian relaunched a massive offensive to take important Ukrainian cities.
- Pakistan accused India of firing a Surface to Surface Hypersonic missile.
- North Korea has reportedly tested an ICBM.
- Armenia & Azerbaijan have resumed clashes.
- Israel and Iran are at loggerheads, Iran claims they will retaliate for the killing of two IRGC officers in Syria.
- US has increased its Ballistic missile readiness in the Indo Pacific region.
- Leaked plans of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan.
Russian relaunched a massive offensive to take important Ukrainian cities.
- Pakistan accused India of firing a Surface to Surface Hypersonic missile.
- North Korea has reportedly tested an ICBM.
- Armenia & Azerbaijan have resumed clashes.
- Israel and Iran are at loggerheads, Iran claims they will retaliate for the killing of two IRGC officers in Syria.
- US has increased its Ballistic missile readiness in the Indo Pacific region.
- Leaked plans of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan.
You forgot Nets vs Sixers
And right after that, Lugansk and Donetsk would have elections on joining Russia, which they would vote yes on, and thats how its done.
Motherfuckers really want a world war. In the meantime do United States economy is holding steady I have made a lot of money over the past five months so hopefully things will calm down.
Which they would slowly annex more Ukrainian territories until there is none left.
If they gonna do a World War….
They gonna have to wait until Moon Knight finishes its run, it’s scheduled to debut later this month….
Oh wait….they gotta wait until Ozark Part 2 drops and I finish watching it…..
Hold up….they better wait until after the new Dr. Strange movie drops in early May.
I just remembered, they gotta wait until the season finale of Kenobi drops which should be in early July…..
You know what…word is the new Star Wars series Andor might be dropping this summer, so they gotta wait….
They could start WW3 then…..
But….She-Hulk is gonna drop later this summer….
And….well later this year Thor and the new Black Panther is gonna drop around the holidays.
It’s best they hold off until 2023…….
You know what…..
HaHa!!!
You forgot Morbius...If they gonna do a World War….
They gonna have to wait until Moon Knight finishes its run, it’s scheduled to debut later this month….
Oh wait….they gotta wait until Ozark Part 2 drops and I finish watching it…..
Hold up….they better wait until after the new Dr. Strange movie drops in early May.
I just remembered, they gotta wait until the season finale of Kenobi drops which should be in early July…..
You know what…word is the new Star Wars series Andor might be dropping this summer, so they gotta wait….
They could start WW3 then…..
But….She-Hulk is gonna drop later this summer….
And….well later this year Thor and the new Black Panther is gonna drop around the holidays.
It’s best they hold off until 2023…….
You know what…..
HaHa!!!
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Russia admits using brutal thermobaric weapons in Ukraine, says UK
The United Kingdom’s Ministry of Defence said on Wednesday that their Russian counterparts had confirmed the use of a rocket launcher that fires brutal thermobaric munitions in Ukraine.
U.K. Ministry of Defence tweeted, “The Russian MoD has confirmed the use of the TOS-1A weapon system in Ukraine. The TOS-1A uses thermobaric rockets, creating incendiary and blast effects. Watch the video below for more information about this weapon and its devastating impact.” The U.K. MoD also shared a video with pre-existing footage of the Russian multiple launch rocket system (MLRS) in use.
Thermobaric weapons are particularly controversial because of how they deliver damage. The munitions create a mix of fuel and oxygen that creates a blast effect that lasts longer than conventional explosives. According to the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), these thermobaric explosives create a powerful pressure wave that causes a rarefaction or “vacuum” effect. This vacuum effect has led to some referring to thermobaric weapons as “vacuum bombs.”
The U.K.’s Ministry of Defence said the TOS-1A’s thermobaric munitions have a “devastating” effect that “can destroy infrastructure and cause significant damage to internal organs and flash burns, resulting in death to those exposed.”
Thermobaric weapons have been used by a number of countries, including Russia, the U.K. the U.S. The GBU-42/B, also known as the Mother of All Bombs (MOAB) is a thermobaric bomb that is considered the most powerful non-nuclear weapon in the U.S. arsenal.
The use of thermobaric munitions have been rumored throughout the last two weeks of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Some users on social media speculated that a particularly large blast near the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv was caused by one such thermobaric weapon.
Last week, when asked about Russia’s alleged use of so-called “vacuum bombs,” White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said, “I don’t have any confirmation of that. We have seen the reports. If that were true, it would potentially be a war crime.”
While the U.K.’s MoD reported that it has Russian confirmation of the use of thermobaric weapons, the U.S. Department of Defense has not yet shared that assessment. During a Wednesday press briefing, Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby was asked about Russia’s alleged use of such weapons and replied, “no indications that thermobaric weapons — no evidence of that that I can speak to.”
While the U.S. DoD has not confirmed Russia’s use of thermobaric weapons House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) said she discussed the issue with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in a Wednesday phone call.
“We talked about weapons that Putin is using, weapons prohibited in the Geneva Conventions, including cluster bombs and vacuum bombs, which caused severe suffering,” Pelosi told reporters, as Fox News reported.
The Geneva Conventions, which actually consist of four treaties and three protocols, does not specifically ban thermobaric weapons, however, the conventions do constrain the uses of force in war times. The Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons, also does not specifically ban thermobaric weapons but does seek the prohibition of weapons “which may be deemed to be excessively injurious or to have indiscriminate effects.”
Human Rights Watch is one particular group that has argued thermobaric bombs could be considered banned weapons, especially when used near highly populated civilian areas. The organization told Fox News that thermobaric bombs are “prone to indiscriminate use” due to their large blast radius.
“In urban settings it is very difficult to limit the effect of enhanced blast weapons to combatants,” Human Rights Watch added. “And the nature of enhanced blast weapons makes it virtually impossible for civilians to take shelter from their destructive effect.”
The United Kingdom’s Ministry of Defence said on Wednesday that their Russian counterparts had confirmed the use of a rocket launcher that fires brutal thermobaric munitions in Ukraine.
U.K. Ministry of Defence tweeted, “The Russian MoD has confirmed the use of the TOS-1A weapon system in Ukraine. The TOS-1A uses thermobaric rockets, creating incendiary and blast effects. Watch the video below for more information about this weapon and its devastating impact.” The U.K. MoD also shared a video with pre-existing footage of the Russian multiple launch rocket system (MLRS) in use.
Thermobaric weapons are particularly controversial because of how they deliver damage. The munitions create a mix of fuel and oxygen that creates a blast effect that lasts longer than conventional explosives. According to the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), these thermobaric explosives create a powerful pressure wave that causes a rarefaction or “vacuum” effect. This vacuum effect has led to some referring to thermobaric weapons as “vacuum bombs.”
The U.K.’s Ministry of Defence said the TOS-1A’s thermobaric munitions have a “devastating” effect that “can destroy infrastructure and cause significant damage to internal organs and flash burns, resulting in death to those exposed.”
Thermobaric weapons have been used by a number of countries, including Russia, the U.K. the U.S. The GBU-42/B, also known as the Mother of All Bombs (MOAB) is a thermobaric bomb that is considered the most powerful non-nuclear weapon in the U.S. arsenal.
The use of thermobaric munitions have been rumored throughout the last two weeks of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Some users on social media speculated that a particularly large blast near the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv was caused by one such thermobaric weapon.
Last week, when asked about Russia’s alleged use of so-called “vacuum bombs,” White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said, “I don’t have any confirmation of that. We have seen the reports. If that were true, it would potentially be a war crime.”
While the U.K.’s MoD reported that it has Russian confirmation of the use of thermobaric weapons, the U.S. Department of Defense has not yet shared that assessment. During a Wednesday press briefing, Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby was asked about Russia’s alleged use of such weapons and replied, “no indications that thermobaric weapons — no evidence of that that I can speak to.”
While the U.S. DoD has not confirmed Russia’s use of thermobaric weapons House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) said she discussed the issue with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in a Wednesday phone call.
“We talked about weapons that Putin is using, weapons prohibited in the Geneva Conventions, including cluster bombs and vacuum bombs, which caused severe suffering,” Pelosi told reporters, as Fox News reported.
The Geneva Conventions, which actually consist of four treaties and three protocols, does not specifically ban thermobaric weapons, however, the conventions do constrain the uses of force in war times. The Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons, also does not specifically ban thermobaric weapons but does seek the prohibition of weapons “which may be deemed to be excessively injurious or to have indiscriminate effects.”
Human Rights Watch is one particular group that has argued thermobaric bombs could be considered banned weapons, especially when used near highly populated civilian areas. The organization told Fox News that thermobaric bombs are “prone to indiscriminate use” due to their large blast radius.
“In urban settings it is very difficult to limit the effect of enhanced blast weapons to combatants,” Human Rights Watch added. “And the nature of enhanced blast weapons makes it virtually impossible for civilians to take shelter from their destructive effect.”
Should it mean something to me that I have your permission?
I have no illusions about the USA's capacity to lie to its citizens.
It sounds like, even from your own words, the agreement referenced was entered into for cooperation to prevent the use of bio-weapons, NOT manufacture or distribute them.
You also have my permission to believe what you want.
They could also wait till the game World War 3 comes out and goes F2P...sure itll be used as a training simulatorIf they gonna do a World War….
They gonna have to wait until Moon Knight finishes its run, it’s scheduled to debut later this month….
Oh wait….they gotta wait until Ozark Part 2 drops and I finish watching it…..
Hold up….they better wait until after the new Dr. Strange movie drops in early May.
I just remembered, they gotta wait until the season finale of Kenobi drops which should be in early July…..
You know what…word is the new Star Wars series Andor might be dropping this summer, so they gotta wait….
They could start WW3 then…..
But….She-Hulk is gonna drop later this summer….
And….well later this year Thor and the new Black Panther is gonna drop around the holidays.
It’s best they hold off until 2023…….
You know what…..
HaHa!!!
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Germany Is Stalling EU Efforts to Broaden Russia’s SWIFT Ban
Berlin and others also remain against measures on oil, ports Stance risks creating split in response to Russia’s attacks
Michael NienaberMarch 9, 2022, 6:01 AM CST
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Germany has emerged as the main roadblock to broaden European Unionsanctions against Russia by targeting the country’s biggest bank and its energy sector.
Berlin is the leading power resisting efforts to add Sberbank PJSC to the list of Russian financial institutions cut off from SWIFT -- the bank messaging system behind much of global trade -- according to multiple diplomats familiar with the matter and documents seen by Bloomberg.
Sberbank, which holds about half of Russian retail deposits, was excluded from the initial list of banks being removed from SWIFT as part of a decision to shield energy-related transactions, but calls to strengthen penalties from member states in central and eastern Europe have grown as Russia intensifies attacks on Ukraine.
Documents show that Germany has repeatedly urged caution over the move during diplomatic meetings that have taken place in recent days, including among ministers. Chancellor Olaf Scholz has also come out publicly, calling for restraint on sanctions that could impact energy.
He said this week that he opposes cutting off supplies from Russia, calling deliveries of oil and gas of “essential importance” to the European economy and making clear that continuing energy imports is a “conscious decision.”
Share of Natural Gas Imports Coming From Russia, 2020
Sources: Eurostat; U.S. Energy Information Administration
Note: Data for 2020 are not available for the U.K. and Bosnia-Herzegovina, 2019 data are shown in those countries. Norway imported 10 million cubic meters of gas from Russia in 2020, but as a net exporter is not dependent on Russian imports
Germany’s stance risks creating a split in a key aspect of allies’ efforts to punish the Kremlin over its war on Ukraine. President Joe Biden announced on Tuesday that the U.S. will ban imports of Russian fossil fuels including oil, in a move that was in part matched by the U.K.
After Germany’s surprise pledge to deliver weapons to Ukraine and accelerate defense spending, the country is again drawing criticism as it seeks to protect its economy, which relies on Russia for more than half of its gas supplies and more than a third of its oil.
“Germany has done a heroic deed? No, you are doing too little,” Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba wrote in a commentary in the Welt newspaper on Wednesday.
German officials are aware that pressure could increase to target energy supplies, but are cautious about escalating tensions at the moment and see that position supported by other member states, according to people familiar with the government’s thinking.
Finance Minister Christian Lindner has said discussions on additional financial sanctions are ongoing and nothing can be ruled out.
Read more: Greece Suggests Price-Cap Tool to Tackle Energy Price Rise
One of the EU diplomats said that other major western European governments, including Italy, would align behind the SWIFT move if there was a united position. Senior EU officials also support the measure, one of the people said.
Another official said that technical work on Sberbank and SWIFT was ongoing. Gazprombank is another entity that has so far been exempt from the measure.
Financial Heavyweights
Sberbank and VTB account for more than half Russian banking assets
Source: Banki.ru, Bloomberg Intelligence
Germany has also raised concerns over advanced proposals to restrict access to ports, arguing that the measure could hit trade in goods that haven’t been sanctioned, according to EU diplomats and one of the documents.
Germany and others are also opposed to the EU following the U.S. and the U.K. in banning oil imports from Russia. European nations rely more heavily on Russian fuels than the U.S. and governments are concerned about the impact on businesses and consumers already buckling under surging prices.
Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban said he was against joining those measures. “We still need the gas and oil that comes from Russia,” he said in a video posted on Twitter by a spokesperson.
Read more: Russia’s Top Banks Fall From Grace in Blow to Putin’s War Plans
Oil continued its rally above $126 a barrelon Wednesday. Futures in New York have soared more than 35% since the invasion of Ukraine. Russia is the source of more than a quarter of Europe’s oil imports, according to the European Commission.
As part of a strategy to wean the continent off Russian energy, the EU’s executive arm noted that there are more potential alternatives for oil and coal supplies than for gas, where Russia provides more than 40% of the EU’s total consumption. The situation is even more extreme for Germany.
Gas Dependency
Germany gets two thirds of its natural gas from Russia
Source: Eurostat energy import figures for 2020
Chart shows percentage share of imports measured in terajoules of energy
French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire noted this week that the initial decision to exclude some Russian banks from SWIFT was agreed by all 27 EU member states, taking into account varying levels of dependence on Russian gas.
As the current holder of the presidency of the EU, France is acting as a mediator and hasn’t publicly taken a stance.
While Sberbank and the Russian Central Bank were initially spared, “all options are on the table,” he told broadcaster BFM TV this week. “All decisions are effective if they are taken in European unity.”
Berlin and others also remain against measures on oil, ports Stance risks creating split in response to Russia’s attacks
Michael NienaberMarch 9, 2022, 6:01 AM CST
Sign up here to get the latest updates on the Russian invasion of Ukraine. You can also follow us on Telegram here.
Germany has emerged as the main roadblock to broaden European Unionsanctions against Russia by targeting the country’s biggest bank and its energy sector.
Berlin is the leading power resisting efforts to add Sberbank PJSC to the list of Russian financial institutions cut off from SWIFT -- the bank messaging system behind much of global trade -- according to multiple diplomats familiar with the matter and documents seen by Bloomberg.
Sberbank, which holds about half of Russian retail deposits, was excluded from the initial list of banks being removed from SWIFT as part of a decision to shield energy-related transactions, but calls to strengthen penalties from member states in central and eastern Europe have grown as Russia intensifies attacks on Ukraine.
Documents show that Germany has repeatedly urged caution over the move during diplomatic meetings that have taken place in recent days, including among ministers. Chancellor Olaf Scholz has also come out publicly, calling for restraint on sanctions that could impact energy.
He said this week that he opposes cutting off supplies from Russia, calling deliveries of oil and gas of “essential importance” to the European economy and making clear that continuing energy imports is a “conscious decision.”
Share of Natural Gas Imports Coming From Russia, 2020
Sources: Eurostat; U.S. Energy Information Administration
Note: Data for 2020 are not available for the U.K. and Bosnia-Herzegovina, 2019 data are shown in those countries. Norway imported 10 million cubic meters of gas from Russia in 2020, but as a net exporter is not dependent on Russian imports
Germany’s stance risks creating a split in a key aspect of allies’ efforts to punish the Kremlin over its war on Ukraine. President Joe Biden announced on Tuesday that the U.S. will ban imports of Russian fossil fuels including oil, in a move that was in part matched by the U.K.
After Germany’s surprise pledge to deliver weapons to Ukraine and accelerate defense spending, the country is again drawing criticism as it seeks to protect its economy, which relies on Russia for more than half of its gas supplies and more than a third of its oil.
“Germany has done a heroic deed? No, you are doing too little,” Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba wrote in a commentary in the Welt newspaper on Wednesday.
German officials are aware that pressure could increase to target energy supplies, but are cautious about escalating tensions at the moment and see that position supported by other member states, according to people familiar with the government’s thinking.
Finance Minister Christian Lindner has said discussions on additional financial sanctions are ongoing and nothing can be ruled out.
Read more: Greece Suggests Price-Cap Tool to Tackle Energy Price Rise
One of the EU diplomats said that other major western European governments, including Italy, would align behind the SWIFT move if there was a united position. Senior EU officials also support the measure, one of the people said.
Another official said that technical work on Sberbank and SWIFT was ongoing. Gazprombank is another entity that has so far been exempt from the measure.
Financial Heavyweights
Sberbank and VTB account for more than half Russian banking assets
Source: Banki.ru, Bloomberg Intelligence
Germany has also raised concerns over advanced proposals to restrict access to ports, arguing that the measure could hit trade in goods that haven’t been sanctioned, according to EU diplomats and one of the documents.
Germany and others are also opposed to the EU following the U.S. and the U.K. in banning oil imports from Russia. European nations rely more heavily on Russian fuels than the U.S. and governments are concerned about the impact on businesses and consumers already buckling under surging prices.
Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban said he was against joining those measures. “We still need the gas and oil that comes from Russia,” he said in a video posted on Twitter by a spokesperson.
Read more: Russia’s Top Banks Fall From Grace in Blow to Putin’s War Plans
Oil continued its rally above $126 a barrelon Wednesday. Futures in New York have soared more than 35% since the invasion of Ukraine. Russia is the source of more than a quarter of Europe’s oil imports, according to the European Commission.
As part of a strategy to wean the continent off Russian energy, the EU’s executive arm noted that there are more potential alternatives for oil and coal supplies than for gas, where Russia provides more than 40% of the EU’s total consumption. The situation is even more extreme for Germany.
Gas Dependency
Germany gets two thirds of its natural gas from Russia
Source: Eurostat energy import figures for 2020
Chart shows percentage share of imports measured in terajoules of energy
French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire noted this week that the initial decision to exclude some Russian banks from SWIFT was agreed by all 27 EU member states, taking into account varying levels of dependence on Russian gas.
As the current holder of the presidency of the EU, France is acting as a mediator and hasn’t publicly taken a stance.
While Sberbank and the Russian Central Bank were initially spared, “all options are on the table,” he told broadcaster BFM TV this week. “All decisions are effective if they are taken in European unity.”
Hell never want to appear weak. Hell be defiant to the very end... But I dont see him going out like Adolf. He gone take some people with him...
Here we go….
Mofos gonna make their move while Russia is distracted.
Japan says Kuril Islands 'primordially Japanese, Russia's occupation against int'l order'
While Japan claims the Iturup, Kunashir, Shikotan & Habomai islands in the Kuril Island chain as theirs, Russia claims sovereignty over the entire island chain.
Written by Srishti Jha
Last Updated: March 08, 2022 11:37 IST
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In the wake of escalating global tensions caused by the Russia-Ukraine war, Japan's Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi, on Tuesday, March 8, referred to the Kuril Islands as an integral part of the country and not Russia's. During a debate in the National Diet (Parliament), he termed the region as the original territories of Japan. Affirming that Japan's stance on the long-standing disputed territory remains unchanged, the Minister said the islands are 'primordially Japanese'.
"Northern territories (Kuril Islands) are territories to which the sovereignty of our country extends, they are also our ancestral territories. There are no changes in our position on this matter," the Japanese Minister said.
Condemning Russia over its military offensive in Ukraine, Japan has ramped up its demands over the Kuril Islands. Addressing the Parliamentary Debate, the Japanese Minister stressed that Russia's occupation in the Islands contradicts international order as does the ongoing Russian army attack on Ukraine.
Kuril Islands dispute between Japan & Russia
While Japan claims the Iturup, Kunashir, Shikotan and Habomai islands in Russia's Kuril Island chain, known in Russia as the Southern Kurils, based on the 1855 bilateral treaty on trade and borders, the Kremlin claims rights and sovereignty over the said islands. It is pertinent to note the Soviet Union and Japan in 1956 signed a declaration wherein Moscow agreed to consider the chances of transferring the Shikotan and Habomai islands to Japan, while the Iturup, Kunashir islands were not mentioned in the enforceable contract. While Japan continued to consider the un-named islands as part of the solution to the issue, it did not even up its claims to all the islands.
In February 2022 Japan raised strong objections to Russia conducting military drills close to the South Kuril Islands after being informed of the firing drills near the Kunashir Islands. "In this regard, we have protested to Russia through diplomatic channels. The strengthening of Russia's military presence in the Northern Territories is unacceptable and contradicts the government's (Japan's) position," Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno had said.
Previously, in October 2021 Japanese PM Fumio Kishida, during a virtual meeting in the Upper House of Japan's Parliament, had said, "The sovereignty of our country extends to the Northern Territories (Southern Kuril Islands). The government has not changed its stance on the matter. The subject of negotiations on the conclusion of the peace treaty (with Russia) is the ownership of four islands. This is Japan's consistent position."
Mofos gonna make their move while Russia is distracted.
Japan says Kuril Islands 'primordially Japanese, Russia's occupation against int'l order'
While Japan claims the Iturup, Kunashir, Shikotan & Habomai islands in the Kuril Island chain as theirs, Russia claims sovereignty over the entire island chain.
Written by Srishti Jha
Last Updated: March 08, 2022 11:37 IST
Japan says Kuril Islands 'primordially Japanese, Russia's occupation against int'l order'
Japan says Kuril Islands 'primordially Japanese, Russia's occupation against int'l order'
In the wake of escalating global tensions caused by the Russia-Ukraine war, Japan's Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi, on Tuesday, March 8, referred to the Kuril Islands as an integral part of the country and not Russia's. During a debate in the National Diet (Parliament), he termed the region as the original territories of Japan. Affirming that Japan's stance on the long-standing disputed territory remains unchanged, the Minister said the islands are 'primordially Japanese'.
"Northern territories (Kuril Islands) are territories to which the sovereignty of our country extends, they are also our ancestral territories. There are no changes in our position on this matter," the Japanese Minister said.
Condemning Russia over its military offensive in Ukraine, Japan has ramped up its demands over the Kuril Islands. Addressing the Parliamentary Debate, the Japanese Minister stressed that Russia's occupation in the Islands contradicts international order as does the ongoing Russian army attack on Ukraine.
Kuril Islands dispute between Japan & Russia
While Japan claims the Iturup, Kunashir, Shikotan and Habomai islands in Russia's Kuril Island chain, known in Russia as the Southern Kurils, based on the 1855 bilateral treaty on trade and borders, the Kremlin claims rights and sovereignty over the said islands. It is pertinent to note the Soviet Union and Japan in 1956 signed a declaration wherein Moscow agreed to consider the chances of transferring the Shikotan and Habomai islands to Japan, while the Iturup, Kunashir islands were not mentioned in the enforceable contract. While Japan continued to consider the un-named islands as part of the solution to the issue, it did not even up its claims to all the islands.
In February 2022 Japan raised strong objections to Russia conducting military drills close to the South Kuril Islands after being informed of the firing drills near the Kunashir Islands. "In this regard, we have protested to Russia through diplomatic channels. The strengthening of Russia's military presence in the Northern Territories is unacceptable and contradicts the government's (Japan's) position," Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno had said.
Previously, in October 2021 Japanese PM Fumio Kishida, during a virtual meeting in the Upper House of Japan's Parliament, had said, "The sovereignty of our country extends to the Northern Territories (Southern Kuril Islands). The government has not changed its stance on the matter. The subject of negotiations on the conclusion of the peace treaty (with Russia) is the ownership of four islands. This is Japan's consistent position."
"Other than that, we got especially curious in the detailed information regarding USA's organization of on the territory of Ukraine of a project relating to investigating the transfer of pathogens by the birds migrating between Ukraine and Russia and other neighboring countries."
This shit is Baghdad bob level insane but you have some of Us clapping like seals.
Reminds me of "Operation INFEKTION" from the 80's when they had crazy cacs believing that the US invented HIV. Secret labs, US doctors experimenting basically the same dumb shit they are trying to build up now re covid. Never thought that 35-40+ years later this dumb shit would still be in use.
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While Russian President Vladimir Putin is raining bombs on Ukrainian cities, his top propagandists are most concerned about getting bombarded with text messages, and losing the information war to Ukraine.
On Thursday’s episode of The Evening With Vladimir Soloviev, state TV propagandist Vladimir Soloviev complained that he and editor-in-chief of RT Margarita Simonyan are being terrorized by unknown individuals, receiving endless calls and texts about Russia’s military activities in Ukraine. Hegriped: “Margarita and I can show our telephones to demonstrate that we’re getting a thousand calls and texts per hour.”
Several days earlier, two other state TV propagandists, Olga Skabeeva and her husband Evgeny Popov, also reported a barrage of calls. Skabeeva, who hosts the state TV show 60 Minutes, angrily yelled that Ukrainians or their supporters have been “endlessly calling everybody, everybody, all citizens of Russia, including me and Evgeny!” Later in the show, she loudly interrupted a panelist to grumble about being subjected to a “mass attack that started at 2 a.m… we started getting calls from the territory of Ukraine, two to three minutes apart, Ukrainian and Polish phone numbers calling nonstop… And then, text messages with threats to kill me and my family, and photos—endless photos—of corpses, which they say are the corpses of Russian soldiers!”
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A lot of them out there but this is probably the most popular one.
On Thursday’s episode of The Evening With Vladimir Soloviev, state TV propagandist Vladimir Soloviev complained that he and editor-in-chief of RT Margarita Simonyan are being terrorized by unknown individuals, receiving endless calls and texts about Russia’s military activities in Ukraine. Hegriped: “Margarita and I can show our telephones to demonstrate that we’re getting a thousand calls and texts per hour.”
Several days earlier, two other state TV propagandists, Olga Skabeeva and her husband Evgeny Popov, also reported a barrage of calls. Skabeeva, who hosts the state TV show 60 Minutes, angrily yelled that Ukrainians or their supporters have been “endlessly calling everybody, everybody, all citizens of Russia, including me and Evgeny!” Later in the show, she loudly interrupted a panelist to grumble about being subjected to a “mass attack that started at 2 a.m… we started getting calls from the territory of Ukraine, two to three minutes apart, Ukrainian and Polish phone numbers calling nonstop… And then, text messages with threats to kill me and my family, and photos—endless photos—of corpses, which they say are the corpses of Russian soldiers!”
Putin’s Henchmen Rage About Getting Trolled With ‘Endless Photos’ of Dead Russian Troops
Dimitar Dilkoff/AFP via Getty ImagesWhile Russian President Vladimir Putin is raining bombs on Ukrainian cities, his top propagandists are most concerned about getting bombarded with text messages, and losing the information war to Ukraine.On Thursday’s episode of The Evening With Vladimir...
A lot of them out there but this is probably the most popular one.
as it dawns on me ,its a slow process of detaching from these folks offline & online , spending less & lesser time here
no time for the deplorable..
funny thing is none of these bgol cacs seeing a dime from any of these guys , they just working for WS for free spreading russian disinfo
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