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#71
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11-29-2023, 02:45 PM
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Re: Russia/Ukraine War Mobilization, Protests & Sabotage Media IV
If it's not the government of Ukraine fighting corruption, who is it? Any sources for your theory of them being busted for not sharing? I was going to thank you for this until I read the last sentence. Russia follow in UA steps? Russia has a larger far right "nazi" representation both amongst civilians and government than Ukraine does.
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#72
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11-29-2023, 03:12 PM
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Re: Russia/Ukraine War Mobilization, Protests & Sabotage Media IV
In terms when small group of people could be responsible of ethnic hate which could lead to war between Russian regions and separation of some. Could you name the most NAZI Rus government representatives ? It says he was detained by SDI, they answer to US of state and not Kyev. I remember several years ago SBU ( answers to president) and SDI always had problems. There is a video when SBU pretty much stole a person from the streets of Kyev, but SDI was watching him too ( he was an important witness of corruption or something)… high speed chase all the way to SBU headquarters. There is a video on YouTube. Recorded by SDI. Dirty government with dirty games |
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#73
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11-29-2023, 03:26 PM
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Re: Russia/Ukraine War Mobilization, Protests & Sabotage Media IV
https://www.reuters.com/world/europe...il-2023-11-29/ Russian man who traced 'No to War' in the snow gets 10 days in jail Nov 29 (Reuters) - A Russian court has ordered a man to be jailed for 10 days after he used his finger to write "No to War" on a snow-covered turnstile at the entrance to an ice-skating rink at Moscow's Gorky Park. According to court papers, the incident happened on Nov. 23 and the man, named as Dmitry Fyodorov, was sentenced the following day after being detained by the police. Police decided his actions could amount to a civil offence under a law which targets anyone deemed to have acted publicly to discredit Russia's armed forces, a crime which in his case was punishable by a fine. New laws cracking down on dissent were brought in soon after President Vladimir Putin sent tens of thousands of troops into Ukraine in February 2022 in what he called a "special military operation." For those opposed to Russia's war in Ukraine, speaking out in public has since become a risky thing to do and critics say nearly 20,000 people have been detained and over 800 criminal cases opened. Fyodorov, who admitted in court that he'd written the anti-war slogan, was handed ten days in jail for disobeying the police and allegedly refusing to go to a police station, something he denied according to the court papers. He was also fined an unknown sum - apparently for writing "No to War" - according to Russian media reports, though there was no mention of that in court papers posted online. The authorities say maximum unity is needed at a time when Russia is locked in what Putin - who is expected to seek another six-year term in office next year - has described as an existential battle with the West. Critics accuse the authorities of brutally shutting down and punishing any dissenting voices. Earlier this month, a court in St Petersburg jailed an artist who replaced supermarket price tags with messages calling for an end to the war in Ukraine for seven years, a verdict her supporters called a disgraceful mockery of justice. |
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#74
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11-29-2023, 08:23 PM
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Re: Russia/Ukraine War Mobilization, Protests & Sabotage Media IV
I can't really name specific people because they don't come right out and identify as Nazi. lol We will be here all day talking about this... Stalin/Lenin supporters vs. Bandera supporters... it all makes my head hurt. But some months ago I read up on the statistics and Russia has a higher representation across the board. It may be because there are more people... but to me, Russia should handle its own nazi problem before trying to convince the masses they are fighting to denazify another country and "save the Russian people". They should start in Russia. I could kind of respect that a little more. I appreciate the explanation on the SDI vs. SBU. You know more about that stuff than I, being from Ukraine, of course. All I know is I see more news about Ukraine fighting corruption in the last few years than I ever have in my lifetime. There have now been several government officials sacked for corruption, which is a good sign someone, somewhere is doing something about it. I know you have been exposed to the politics of the region for most of your life so I value your opinion on such things. I still think Ukraine is under a microscope with both the war and fighting corruption because of their desire to join NATO. Although, one could argue that every country has corruption and NATO itself might have corruption that I am unaware of... but in general, NATO doesn't take in corrupt countries and Ukraine has some really bad history with corruption.
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#75
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11-30-2023, 09:36 PM
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Re: Russia/Ukraine War Mobilization, Protests & Sabotage Media IV
“Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico received the Russian Ambassador in Bratislava Igor Bratchikov, they discussed the prospects for relations, the diplomatic mission said. Fico said today that Slovakia should prepare for the period after the end of the conflict in Ukraine and the “standardization of relations” with Russia.” So there are 3 countries now with so called “ Pro Moscow” views in EU? Hungary, Slovakia and Netherlands? |
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#76
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12-01-2023, 02:06 PM
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Re: Russia/Ukraine War Mobilization, Protests & Sabotage Media IV
“Odessa air defense platoon commander sold strategic fuel reserves worth 1.4 million hryvnia, - media The military man was responsible for receiving and issuing 30 tons of diesel for the needs of the unit. But the entrepreneur appropriated 20 tons to sell. After the SBI identified the “businessman,” he tried to compensate for the damage. But the option didn’t work - he was given up to 8 years in prison.” |
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#77
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12-02-2023, 06:07 AM
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Re: Russia/Ukraine War Mobilization, Protests & Sabotage Media IV
A lieutenant drove his car into a column of conscripts on the 26th kilometer of the Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky-Yelizovo highway, not far from the military unit, early this morning. Seven people were hospitalized, several more were treated on the spot. One is in serious condition. In addition one of the them was wearing a reflective vest, but the driver did not have time to react because he was driving at high speed, about 80 km/h. |
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12-02-2023, 07:17 AM
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Re: Russia/Ukraine War Mobilization, Protests & Sabotage Media IV
Damn rhat looked painful..he gave 6 of the 7 golden tickets..that 7th isnt so golden Wonder if he will get busted down for collusion with Ukraine . good find , thanks for the share |
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12-02-2023, 08:20 AM
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Re: Russia/Ukraine War Mobilization, Protests & Sabotage Media IV
Ukrainian citizen questioning why US only gave them 31 tank, when they have thousands stored in a deserts. “Maybe because they don’t want us to win. Because if they gave us all, we would have a great chance to win” - he said.
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12-02-2023, 08:57 AM
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Re: Russia/Ukraine War Mobilization, Protests & Sabotage Media IV
Or maybe it's because we need to maintain strategic war reserves for our own country and/or I think there's an export ban on tanks that contain depleted uranium being used as armor and also not sure if we're allowed to export them with chobham either.
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