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Just to put things into perspective: Donald Trump and his mafia-style administration complain about spending $200 billion to support Ukraine and help grind down Russia, a country that has nuclear missiles aimed and capable of striking American cities and actively supports and arms Iran and other hostile actors. More than half of that money has reportedly gone to American companies, meaning a substantial portion has also benefited the US economy.
Meanwhile, Trump is promising at least $1.5 trillion (that's trillion, with a "T") in benefits for Americans, apparently with an eye on winning the midterm elections. And where will that money come from? US taxpayers, of course. Trump won't be paying for it out of his own pocket, and the United States is already burdened with an enormous national debt.
So let me get this straight: spending money to weaken a hostile nuclear power while supporting an ally fighting for its survival is supposedly a waste, but promising vastly more money to win votes is perfectly acceptable?
Someone please explain to me how so many Americans can fall for this kind of political manipulation, and how a country so convinced of its own greatness has become so vulnerable to it.
Hello, BRICS. The Brazilian Stock Exchange sinks 17%, debt yields jump and the real loses 11% against the dollar.
If anyone asks where are the Russians: The Romanian Intelligence Service (SRI), in cooperation with domestic and foreign partners, has identified a sabotage network coordinated from the Russian Federation and involved in the arson attack carried out on September 14, 2026, within the Carfil industrial platform in Brașov, in the immediate vicinity of CARFIL SA, a subsidiary of CN ROMARM.
Investigations have confirmed the involvement of several citizens of former Soviet states residing in European Union member states. Judicial proceedings related to their activities are currently underway in Romania and in cooperation with authorities in several European countries.
Information obtained so far indicates that the network's missions were not limited to Romania. Its coordinators in the Russian Federation had assigned it an extensive list of targets across the region, including state-owned and privately owned weapons manufacturing facilities, as well as other sites of military and industrial interest.
The case is part of a broader campaign of sabotage operations coordinated by the Russian Federation across Europe. Investigations conducted this year have identified other attempted operations targeting sites in Romania, including international military facilities and facilities used to train Ukrainian armed forces.
These actions are intended to intimidate, undermine defence capabilities, and weaken the contribution of the targeted states to European and regional security.
Sabotage recruitment can begin with a cash offer for an apparently harmless task.
The SRI warns that recruitment generally takes place through social media. Individuals approached by recruiters are initially offered money for specific tasks, such as observing or photographing certain sites. The assignments subsequently become increasingly serious and may escalate to acts of destruction, arson, or even assassination. If an individual refuses to cooperate, the coordinators may resort to pressure and blackmail.
These networks primarily exploit financial vulnerabilities, addictions, or criminal records. To conceal their identities and movements, members frequently use transport services, accommodation, and payment methods registered in other people's names, as well as communications through SIM cards issued in third countries and encrypted messaging applications.
These indicators must be assessed together and in context; taken individually, they do not indicate that a person is involved in sabotage activities.
The Romanian Intelligence Service, together with the Directorate for Investigating Organized Crime and Terrorism (DIICOT), the Ministry of National Defence – Directorate General for Defence Intelligence, and the Ministry of Internal Affairs, continues to investigate the sabotage operations identified on Romanian territory.
The Romanian Intelligence Service is working with national, European, and transatlantic partners to identify and counter these threats, protect targeted sites, and inform the public about the methods used by sabotage networks.
Gata, a căzut și Vucic. Încă un turnuleț din castelul de cărți de joc muscălești, care otrăvește Europa de ani de zile...
This is America today: a lawless shithole. They are refusing to extradite Rybar and get him to stand trial in the US, despite their own fucking bounty of $10 million they placed on his head. :))
Somehow this headline makes me laugh, because it implies the US did guarantee their security at some point. Which never happened. Saying "I'll protect ya" is not the same thing as guaranteeing it. The only time when the US had to prove they stand by their promises, they got their shitty bases burned down and now they're giving up and yeeting home. The US is the worst ally ever.
Solovyev said this with a smirk, but every murderer in the Kremlin must be thinking this way. "What can we give to Trump so we get him on board and the whole of the United States along with him? It doesn't have to be something real or definitive, just... enough to catch his eye". And when I say Europe's only solution is to unite, idiots come at me laughing. I wonder if you would laugh with a muzhik boot holding your face in the mud.
Ha! Russia has the audacity to comment on the riots in France and Italy. This is the same Russia where a guy named Yevgeny Prigozhin and his Wagner mercenaries marched armed to the teeth through the country like a knife through butter, getting to within roughly 100 miles of Moscow.
"The riots in France’s largest cities are effectively bordering on chaos. We can see that they have spread to Italy and are starting to spread to other countries as well. These are certainly signs of a crisis." - Dmitry Peskov, Putin's spokesperson.
Super știre de news alert la @antena3romania! Dar de ce doar de News Alert?! Trebuia să fie cel puțin Breaking News! Cum adică, cine e Andrei Bordeianu? Habar nu am, dar uitați-vă și voi: omul a ieșit dintr-un spital din România! Viu!
Russia is now talking as if it were somehow superior to Donald Trump. Here's Lavrov once again insisting that the Alaska summit wasn't a complete shitshow and that Trump and Putin actually reached some kind of understanding.
Even funnier is his claim that Zelenskyy derailed the negotiations, when Russia is the one refusing a ceasefire. And apparently, Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries are far more outrageous than Russian attacks on Ukrainian power stations and apartment buildings where babushkas are trying to survive the winter.
In the Kremlin's twisted logic, hitting Russia's war machine is an outrage, while bombing Ukrainian civilians is just business as usual. The hypocrisy...
"On many occasions, even when, at the suggestion of the U.S. President, an understanding had been reached between Moscow and Kyiv to move forward and resume negotiations, Ukraine would, the very next day, commit some entirely unacceptable and, frankly, abhorrent act. Most notably, this involved strikes on civilian targets, the deliberate targeting of non-military sites and peaceful civilians. This leads us to only one conclusion: Zelenskyy does not want negotiations. He has derailed them more than once." - Sergey Lavrov, Russian Foreign Minister
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Replying to @nicksortor
So the murderous-loser Putin proposed a summit with loser-loser Trump, hoping to manufacture a little prestige for himself, with Xi supervising like a benevolent father. What can I say? Nothing says "Russian success" quite like the morning sun glistening off a burning Russian refinery. 😂
UE e bună doar când le dă bani și subvenții, dar devine brusc zgârcită când trebuie să-și apere interesele și să ajute o țară invadată? Daţi drecu băieţii ăştia! Vor beneficiile apartenenței la UE, dar îi deranjează când Uniunea își folosește resursele pentru propria securitate și pentru apărarea ordinii europene.
Ucraina nu e o pomană, ci o investiție strategică în securitatea Europei. Dacă Rusia își atinge obiectivele prin agresiune militară, consecințele le vom suporta cu toții. Mai puneți și voi mâna pe o carte înainte să vă dați cu părerea despre geopolitică. Pretenții de mari strategi aveți...
This is how you do business, unlike that bandit and poltroon Donald Trump.
🇺🇸🇺🇦 Republicans in the US Senate have offered Zelensky an extension of Starlink's coverage by 300 kilometers into Russia in exchange for 100-Day Halt on Oil Refineries, - WSJ.
According to the sources, Zelensky expressed a willingness to make such a deal.
Expanding Starlink's coverage will allow Ukraine to use satellite communications to launch strikes against Russian missile launchers.




















