Situazione Ucraina

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Per non parlare del problema di qualche bombetta sotto al culo

Che a me di sicuro non capita

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Russian Telegram channels report that explosives were found under the vehicle of Aleksei Yegorov, who works for Russia's General Staff. His colleague general Moskalik has been blown up in the same way about a month ago.

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Io lo vedo come un aiuto. Siccome i generali russi notoriamente soffrono di emorroidi e ragadi anali, per via della vita sedentaria che conducono. Allora come cura hanno pensato di aiutarli mettendo dell'esplosivo sotto al loro culo

 

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La serbia rifornisce segretamente, ma non tanto, di armi l'Ucraina.
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Serbian firms secretly delivering ammunition to Ukraine – Russian spy agency

Serbian weapons companies are supplying Ukraine with ammunition, the Russian spy agency has said

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29 May, 2025 23:12
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Serbian firms secretly delivering ammunition to Ukraine – Russian spy agency​

The weapons manufacturers are undermining Belgrade’s neutrality stance, the SVR said

Military equipment displayed during the Day of Serb Unity, Freedom, and the National Flag at Nis Fortress on September 15, 2023. © Sasa Dordevic / Anadolu Agency / Getty Images
The Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) has accused Serbian defense companies of using false documentation and third parties to covertly ship artillery shells, rockets, and small arms ammunition to Ukraine.

The agency made the allegation in a statement published on its website on Wednesday, titled “The Serbian Defense Industry Is Trying to Shoot Russia in the Back.”

“According to information received by the SVR, Serbian defense firms continue to supply ammunition to Kiev, in violation of the ‘neutrality’ declared by Belgrade,” the statement read.

The SVR claimed that Serbian companies have used “fake end-user certificates” to route weapons through Poland, the Czech Republic, Bulgaria, and other NATO countries, as well as unspecified African states. These arms, the agency said, later surfaced in Ukraine. According to the SVR, 100,000 rockets and howitzer shells, along with one million small arms rounds, have been transferred in this manner. Major Serbian weapons manufacturers, including the state-owned Yugoimport-SDPR, were allegedly complicit in the scheme.

“It seems that the desire of Serbian defense firms and their backers to profit from the bloodshed between brotherly Slavic nations has made them forget who their true friends are – and who their enemies are,” the SVR stated.


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Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Thursday that he had discussed ammunition exports during a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow in May. “We have formed a working group with our Russian partners to establish the facts,” he told the broadcaster RTS.

Commenting on the SVR’s claims, Vucic maintained that “some of the statements that have been made are not true.”

“For example, they claim there is a contract with the Czech Republic. However, no permit has been issued, and no missiles have been delivered,” he said. “I will certainly issue an order and a warning that if there is any suspicion of abuse of the so-called end-user policies –namely, the sending of ammunition to warzones – we should be informed immediately.” Vucic emphasized that Serbia maintains “good relations” with both Russia and Ukraine.

Russia and Serbia have enjoyed close historical and cultural ties since the 19th century. Vucic has said he has resisted Western efforts to compel Belgrade to impose sanctions on Moscow and draw his country into the confrontation.
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29 May, 2025 17:08
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Russia prepared to strike Germany if Taurus missiles are used – senior MP​

Ukraine cannot operate the long-range missile without German assistance, Andrey Kartapolov has said

An exhibit of a German-made Taurus KEPD 350 cruise missile. © Getty Images / Karl-Josef Hildenbrand
Russia could authorize strikes on German territory if Ukraine uses German-supplied Taurus cruise missiles to attack Russian targets, a senior Russian lawmaker has warned.

Andrey Kartapolov, chairman of the State Duma Defense Committee and a former deputy defense minister, said the long-range missiles require direct German military involvement to operate—making Berlin a potential participant in any such attack.

Speculation about a potential transfer of Taurus missiles to Kiev resurfaced this week after German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Ukraine would be allowed to use Western-supplied weapons without range limitations. Speaking to journalists on Wednesday, Merz confirmed that delivering the Taurus system was “possible,” though he added that Ukrainian forces would require “several months of training” to use them effectively.

In an interview with Life.ru on Wednesday, Kartapolov said Moscow is “ready for everything” if Germany proceeds with such a transfer.

”We are prepared to intercept the Taurus missiles, strike the launch sites, the operators, and, if necessary, the locations from which they are delivered,” he warned.

The Taurus KEPD 350 missile has a range of over 500 kilometers and is capable of reaching targets deep within Russian territory, including Moscow.

READ MORE: Berlin offers Kiev another €5 billion
Kartapolov emphasized that Ukraine lacks the technical expertise to operate such weapons independently. He claimed that earlier deliveries of long-range systems—including the U.S.-made ATACMS, Britain’s Storm Shadow, and France’s SCALP—have only been deployed with the assistance of Western military specialists.

”Ukrainian troops can press the launch button—that’s not the problem,” he said. “But they cannot program the targets. That data comes from American and European satellites. If Germany supplies these missiles, German personnel will inevitably be involved on the ground.”

The German Defense Ministry announced on Wednesday that it would provide Kiev with an additional €5.2 billion ($5.6 billion) in military aid. Much of the funding, according to the ministry, will support the production of long-range weaponry inside Ukraine.

READ MORE: How to start a war with Russia in these easy steps: Just ask Merz’s Germany
Responding to the development, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov accused Berlin of crossing a dangerous line. “Germany’s direct involvement in the war is now obvious,” he said, adding that the country “is sliding down the same slippery slope it already followed a couple of times in the last century—toward its own collapse.”
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Tanto non faranno niente come sempre

 

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L'ucra ne ha molti di più di problemi.
Svalutazione, Pil sotto i piedi,milioni di scappati (mi sembra 5 milioni anche in russia) debiti alle stelle e in continuo aumento. Se non avessero chi continua a pompare soldi, sarebbero come il Burundi.
Il rublo è proprio in caduta libera. Meglio che informi Bloomberg

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-04-15/ruble-surges-as-best-performing-global-currency-outpacing-gold

 

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Vedi l'allegato 765178

29 May, 2025 17:08
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Russia prepared to strike Germany if Taurus missiles are used – senior MP​

Ukraine cannot operate the long-range missile without German assistance, Andrey Kartapolov has said

An exhibit of a German-made Taurus KEPD 350 cruise missile. © Getty Images / Karl-Josef Hildenbrand
Russia could authorize strikes on German territory if Ukraine uses German-supplied Taurus cruise missiles to attack Russian targets, a senior Russian lawmaker has warned.

Andrey Kartapolov, chairman of the State Duma Defense Committee and a former deputy defense minister, said the long-range missiles require direct German military involvement to operate—making Berlin a potential participant in any such attack.

Speculation about a potential transfer of Taurus missiles to Kiev resurfaced this week after German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Ukraine would be allowed to use Western-supplied weapons without range limitations. Speaking to journalists on Wednesday, Merz confirmed that delivering the Taurus system was “possible,” though he added that Ukrainian forces would require “several months of training” to use them effectively.

In an interview with Life.ru on Wednesday, Kartapolov said Moscow is “ready for everything” if Germany proceeds with such a transfer.

”We are prepared to intercept the Taurus missiles, strike the launch sites, the operators, and, if necessary, the locations from which they are delivered,” he warned.

The Taurus KEPD 350 missile has a range of over 500 kilometers and is capable of reaching targets deep within Russian territory, including Moscow.

READ MORE: Berlin offers Kiev another €5 billion
Kartapolov emphasized that Ukraine lacks the technical expertise to operate such weapons independently. He claimed that earlier deliveries of long-range systems—including the U.S.-made ATACMS, Britain’s Storm Shadow, and France’s SCALP—have only been deployed with the assistance of Western military specialists.

”Ukrainian troops can press the launch button—that’s not the problem,” he said. “But they cannot program the targets. That data comes from American and European satellites. If Germany supplies these missiles, German personnel will inevitably be involved on the ground.”

The German Defense Ministry announced on Wednesday that it would provide Kiev with an additional €5.2 billion ($5.6 billion) in military aid. Much of the funding, according to the ministry, will support the production of long-range weaponry inside Ukraine.

READ MORE: How to start a war with Russia in these easy steps: Just ask Merz’s Germany
Responding to the development, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov accused Berlin of crossing a dangerous line. “Germany’s direct involvement in the war is now obvious,” he said, adding that the country “is sliding down the same slippery slope it already followed a couple of times in the last century—toward its own collapse.”
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Tanto non faranno niente come sempre

Speriamo che non facciano niente. Auguriamocelo

 

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Ma guardate la realtà in faccia!

Personalmente la Russia non mi ha creato UN problema che sia UNO

Loro invece qualche problema ce l'hanno.

Inflazione
Tassi alle stelle
Svalutazione del rublo [ e anche del dollaro, suo amicone di merende ]
Crollo dei profitti di Gasprom
Gente che è scappata
Pil che cresce in modo artificiale [ costruisci un blindato, lo mandi avanti e viene distrutto. Ne costruisci un altro, stessa storia. Ma il Pil cresce ]
Da noi la benzina costa meno

Andate avanti cosi per sempre

Ma dai, non ci credo ​

L'ucra che non paga i debiti? Non è possibile. Sono sempre così precisi e affidabili

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Kiev dodges $665 million payment as default fears grow​

Published: 31 May 2025 | 10:20 GMT
Ukraine has failed to agree on restructuring its debt with a group of international creditors led by hedge funds

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Ukraine will not pay $665 million it owes to international creditors, the country’s Finance Ministry said in a statement on Friday. Kiev earlier failed to agree on restructuring terms with a group of debt holders led by hedge funds.

The payment concerns GDP-linked securities — debt tied to economic growth — totaling $2.6 billion, with $665 million due on June 2.

Ukraine was originally scheduled to make the payment a year ago, but a moratorium on bond settlements, approved by authorities in Kiev, allowed the cash-strapped country to avoid default. That moratorium will remain in place until the debt is restructured, the ministry said.

The Finance Ministry noted that under a 2024 agreement with international creditors, the so-called cross-default clause was removed.

That clause had stipulated that failure to pay on GDP warrants could trigger a default on other debt, including international bonds. With the clause removed, Ukraine is not required to declare a default on its international bonds, the ministry emphasized.

READ MORE: Ukraine’s debt doubles in three years – finance minister
In April, Ukrainian authorities said they had failed to reach a deal to restructure part of the country’s debt, with a nominal value of $3.2 billion.

According to Bloomberg, Ukraine offered investors two options during the unsuccessful talks, including a full exchange for sovereign bonds by reopening existing notes. However, creditors reportedly agreed only to restructure the May payment and demanded over $400 million in cash, as well as the conversion of more than $200 million into new bonds – a condition Kiev rejected.

 

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Bisogna ammettere che gli ucra sono bravini con gli attentati. Ormai è una loro specialità. È stato riportato dai media?

Collapsed bridge in Russia’s Bryansk Region was blown up – governor​

Published: 1 Jun 2025 | 05:45 GMT
At least seven people have been killed and 69 wounded, Aleksandr Bogomaz has said

A train derailed due to a collapse of a bridge in Russia's Bryansk region. © Sputnik

A bridge that collapsed onto a moving passenger train in Russia’s Bryansk Region was deliberately blown up, local governor Aleksandr Bogomaz has said.

At least seven people were killed and 69 others wounded in the incident late on Saturday, according to Bogomaz.

“A bridge on a highway was blown up as a train with 388 passengers was moving under it,” the governor told the television channel Russia 24 on Sunday morning.

According to Bogomaz, all of the wounded were swiftly hospitalized following the incident. Two of the patients, including one child, remain in critical condition and will be flown to Moscow for further treatment.

A bridge overpass collapsed onto train tracks in Russia’s Bryansk region, derailing a Moscow-bound passenger train on Saturday evening. At least seven people were killed and 69 others injured, according to officials, who are already treating the incident as a deliberate act of sabotage.

A source in Russia’s law enforcement agencies told RT that, according to preliminary data, a section of the bridge collapsed on the tracks in front of the train, with the driver having no time to avoid the crash.

The driver and his assistant likely died immediately as a result of the collision, the source said.

READ MORE: Seven dead after saboteurs bring down Russian bridge in front of train
According to RT’s interlocutor, a probe is now being carried out to determine if the incident was a terrorist attack.

Russian Federation Council member Andrey Klishas has blamed Kiev for the derailment, writing on Telegram that the incident confirmed that “Ukraine is being controlled by a terrorist group.”

“Ukraine has long lost the attributes of a state, turning into a terrorist enclave without borders, without legitimate authorities and laws,” he said.

The senator urged the creation of a vast buffer zone inside Ukrainian territory to make sure that “terrorists” are unable to reach Russia in the future.

 

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Quindi la casa che ha in ucra, dove non può andare, è un problema creato dagli ucra. Lo ha confermato lui stesso

 

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Quindi la casa che ha in ucra, dove non può andare, è un problema creato dagli ucra. Lo ha confermato lui stesso

Non è intestata a me.
Tecnicamente non è mia