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13/ "We have very little time to avoid this war, and we are wasting it on the wrong things. Is it really just about pedophiles? It has always been about them." /end Source: t.me/zhivoff/28440

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12/ …and as soon as the Democratic Party puts pressure on him after the midterm elections, the situation in Ukraine will be fixed, resources will flow again, guns and missiles will be sent, and by 2029, they will be attacking us with all of Europe.

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11/ "Look at the hysteria that erupted in the West when Trump's loyalists from the American tech industry slowed down Starlink in Ukraine. The problem is that Trump has too little time left to actually achieve a resolution to the Ukrainian conflict,…

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10/ "They need a weakened, but whole and friendly Russia, with which they can make good money. However, the conflict was handed to Trump like a suitcase without a handle. The Trump administration doesn't want to bear the burden of this war, but it's a shame to throw it away.

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9/ "Zelensky and his entire ethnic group [i.e. Jewish people] from Kryvyi Rih and Dnipro are working for them, acting in collusion. It is clear that the Trump administration and his entourage are from a different sandbox.

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8/ "They are the ones behind the liberal "democracies" of Europe and are supporting the escalation of the Ukrainian conflict, although I am sure their goal is broader – the deconstruction of Russia and a complete political upheaval of the entire CIS.

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7/ "These are the people who are driving the deconstruction of Christian states and nations in Europe, who are behind the mass replacement migration and political Islamisation, and who rely on sexual deviants from the LGBT terrorist movement, which is banned in Russia.

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6/ "It was to the English king that Zelensky ran to complain about Trump and the current US administration. Who are these people? Apparently, a certain part of the Western business elite is closely connected to the "Epstein affair" and the US Democratic Party.

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5/ …who was killed by Russian security forces while resisting arrest in Sevastopol in December 2025]. Probably a coincidence...

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4/ "I immediately recall that a few months before his death, the British Foreign Office issued a "death warrant" to Stanislav the Spaniard [the late Stanislav Orlov, commander of the far-right Russian volunteer brigade "Espanyol",…

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3/ "Zelenskyy's latest outburst highlighted the "entire scheme" of the West's approach to Russia. At the head of the conglomerate of Western elites who have waged a hybrid war against Russia is the British crown, specifically King Charles III.

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2/ Highlighting Russian nationalists' obsession with the UK, which they have famously termed "the main bastards", Zhivov draws some unconventional conclusions from President Zelenskyy's interview yesterday with Piers Morgan . He writes:

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1/ King Charles III is leading the Western war against Russia, says warblogger Alexey Zhivov in a particularly unhinged rant. He portrays Charles as working for a shadowy conglomorate of business interests, pedophiles, and LGBT people which Russia is heroically resisting. ⬇️

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9/ The AfD plans to launch a joint motion in the Saxony-Anhalt parliament with the small far-left BSW party to call for an end to military support for Ukraine. All other German parties have opposed this, criticising the AfD for its pro-Russian positions. /end

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8/ In Saxony-Anhalt, the AfD’s Ulrich Siegmund said the party would press Chancellor Merz to campaign for an end to the war rather than its prolongation, and to spend the money at home.

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7/ The AfD's Deputy Parliamentary Leader, Beatrix von Storch, has said that Germany and Russia should have friendly relations with as much trade as possible. She also argues that Russia’s failure to defeat Ukraine shows it is unlikely to attack NATO, Poland or Germany.

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6/ The party has also demanded an end to sanctions against Russia and a return to cheap Russian energy via a repaired Nord Stream pipeline, linking this to German industrial costs and energy prices.

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5/ Her comments come against the background of sustained pro-Russian advocacy concerning the war in Ukraine. Her co-chair Tino Chrupalla made a similar call on military aid in late August, while in a June Bundestag debate, AfD speakers argued for a compromise peace.

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4/ Weidel endorses the concept of "remigration" which far-right parties around the world are promoting. In Germany's case, this would mean expelling 100% of Syrians, Afghans, and the million-plus Ukrainian refugees; in total, she says, "four to five million" people, about 6% of Germany's population.

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3/ She argues that Ukraine is "too small" and has "already lost". She would follow a "Germany first" approach by pressuring President Zelenskyy to capitulate. She argues that "history is sitting [at the table] too", and that Russia's security concerns must be accommodated.

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2/ Weidel has been interviewed by The Economist on her plans if she becomes the first far-right leader since Adolf Hitler to take power in Germany. She says that continuing Germany's support for Ukraine is futile and it "endangers Germany" by making it a target.

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1/ German far-right politician Alice Weidel, the co-leader of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, says that Ukraine has "already lost" the war with Russia and should sue for peace. She wants to end German support for Ukraine and expel all Ukrainian refugees. ⬇️

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36/ Meanwhile, someone needs to give Kirill Federov a hug after he reported the news from Borisoglebsk: "I want to write something, but I don’t know what to say. Fuck." /end

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35/ "And it would be interesting to find out how the repairs are progressing on the submarine damaged in Crimea and the corvette which was effectively destroyed in Kronstadt (which, as always, they have modestly kept quiet about)."

34/ "However, we will, of course, not be provided with any photo or video evidence confirming that the aircraft sustained no damage—something that could have been done almost immediately.

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33/ 'DShRG Rusych' sarcastically predicts how the attack will be spun in the pro-government blogs: "Instead, bloggers on the government payroll will tell us that nothing has been lost and there are no casualties."

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31/ "It needs to be cleared away before the enemy takes photos of the fallen debris from every angle and posts them for the whole world to see—and even before the [investigative] commission that’ll declare what a bunch of faggots we are.

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30/ He also complains that the air force was far too slow to conceal the evidence of the strike: "For the millionth time, I want to draw special attention to camouflaging and cleaning up the debris that’s piled up as a result of the “debris fall.”

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29/ "We wouldn't have to do any of this today if Grandma had a dick, and we'd always followed the principle, “Do things right, and everything will be fine.” But we've got what we've got."

28/ "Areas such as the main landing strip, taxiways, large parking areas, and the central control tower are suitable for this purpose. Ideally, no more than a couple should be used, and these areas should only be used in cases of extreme necessity.

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27/ …the preparation areas must allow aircraft to taxi in and out independently to shelters such as earthen embankments or gabions, even if they lack a roof.

26/ "Airfields closer to this radius can be used as operational bases or staging airfields, and at each airfield, temporarily station (for preparation for a subsequent sortie) only the number of aircraft that can be readied for takeoff within the specified time;…

25/ "Given the harsh reality we face, aside from the temporary solution of moving all frontline, long-range, and tactical aviation beyond a 400-km radius, I see no way to preserve our equipment.

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24/ "For it is clear that an enemy with just a single observer near the airfield can easily calculate the moment of attack against equipment being rolled out of or into shelters and prepared for takeoff.

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23/ …as well as by constructing old-style, long-forgotten structures from ancient times: multi-billion-dollar shelters made of concrete and steel that allow aircraft to taxi into and out of the shelter on their own.

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22/ "Protecting aircraft by the usual method of “moving them out of the line of fire” at such ranges from long-range strike systems won’t work here; the only way to defend against them is with a full-scale, echeloned air defence system—both ground-based and airborne—…

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21/ Ilya 'Fighterbomber' Tumanov has some concrete (pun intended) suggestions for the Russian Aerospace Forces:

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20/ "This is yet another clear result of the close proximity of aircraft to each other in open parking areas outside of protective hangars. The fifth year of the war is drawing to an end, and everyone's minds are still a mess."

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19/ "If the enemy had parked their aircraft in this open area, we would have immediately launched everything we could reach at it. However, it seems we overlooked the possibility that the enemy might take similar measures." 'Military Informant' is likewise annoyed:

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18/ "If we assume that the Su-34 is a priority target for the enemy, as it is a key platform for launching guided bombs, this approach is baffling. It is even more surprising that the enemy failed to account for the reconnaissance capabilities of the West.

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17/ "Given the extensive efforts to build aircraft shelters at airbases across the country, the lack of any shelters at this airfield is surprising. However, the most concerning aspect is the extremely reckless decision to park the aircraft so close together.

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16/ "Which means the problems with the airfields, shelters, and the lack of sufficient ammunition for the air defence units protecting the airfields, will not disappear." 'Observer' likewise highlights the lack of shelters:

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15/ "I'm willing to venture a guess that in order to deflect blame from Chayko and suppress questions regarding the embezzlement of funds for airfield shelters, they will appoint a "scapegoat." For example, the commander of the Air Force, S.I. Kobylash.

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14/ He suspects that the blame will fall on Chayko's subordinates in order to protect the boss from awkward questions about where the money has gone:

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13/ "Comparing the funds allocated by the state for shelters and the actual number of shelters will easily answer the simple question "why?". The answer may even include the names of certain individuals."

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12/ Vladimir Romanov notes pointedly: "Much can be said about the need to build a sufficient number of concrete shelters at all airfields. Reality shows that, to date, sufficient measures have not been taken."

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