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BIG | 🇷🇺🇳🇴‼️‼️ The Kremlin is escalating its rhetoric against Norway, with Dmitry Peskov declaring that Oslo’s military buildup near Russia’s northern border can only be viewed by Moscow as a direct security threat. Peskov said Russia’s Defence Ministry and other relevant agencies are already responding to the development....

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Norway also deployed Tomahawk launchers on different locations, even on the Jan Mayen island. Those are long range cruise missiles. Plans to attack Moscow? And a Russian ship was seized a few days ago. Vikings not afraid of Putin.

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They should destroy them right now.

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Moscow SINCE WW2 has concentrated the largest navy fleet, nuclear submarines and troops in vicinity of Norway and Finland! From Murmansk to the Kola peninsula and borders. It is Norway that since 1945 deescalated tensions and forces, Muscovy sunk numerous ships, like Kursk.

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All Hat, No Cattle or Tank.

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And what does Peskov intend to do about it? Attack Norway? The Scandinavian countries are ready for that ( apart from Poland, the only countries that are ready for that)!

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Norway just transferred gold from the US back home so they can bribe thier Kremlin masters not to attack. 😂😂😂

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JUST IN: 🇵🇱🇳🇴🇷🇺 Poland & Norway Draw A Red Line For Russia Poland and Norway are sending Russia a powerful warning: Attack NATO territory, and NATO will respond. Polish troops are conducting rapid response exercises near Russia’s Kaliningrad, while Norway is strengthening its military presence along its Russian border. The message from NATO’s frontline states is unmistakable: “Every inch of NATO territory will be defended.” With Poland facing Russia’s western military pressure and Norway guarding NATO’s Arctic frontier, Europe’s eastern and northern flanks are moving to maximum readiness. 🇵🇱🇳🇴🇷🇺 Moscow is being warned: any attack could trigger a direct NATO response.
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Zakharova: US launchers for short- and intermediate-range missiles in Norway will be subject to special attention from Russia’s strategic deterrence forces. Peskov: The deployment in Norway of missiles posing a threat to Russia is grounds for additional security measures. (Comment from me below the quotes) Moscow views the appearance in Europe of US launchers for intermediate- and shorter-range missiles as "yet another step in the endless chain of highly destabilizing actions by NATO countries aimed at striking deep into Russian territory," Zakharova said. According to her, the Mk-41 is capable of launching Tomahawk missiles, and its range covers a significant part of Russia's European territory, including Moscow. Zakharova added that Washington and Oslo "should not be surprised that the locations of these systems are now under the special attention of Russia’s strategic deterrence forces, which includes planning for the combat use of relevant strike weapons in the event of an armed conflict." Regarding strategic stability talks, Zakharova said that the dialogue "was interrupted by the administration of Joe Biden," while the current US authorities are "unrealistically discussing multilateral negotiations with the mandatory participation of China." "Steps such as the deployment of US land-based intermediate- and shorter-range missiles in Europe that threaten Russia, to put it mildly, 'zero out' the prerequisites for a constructive dialogue with the United States on strategic issues," she said. Comment from me: Norway and its NATO allies are strengthening their defenses in the north due to the need to protect the Arctic and North Atlantic from military threats posed by Russia and China. The system appeared as part of the trilateral Operation Atlantic City exercises (part of NATO’s permanent Arctic Sentry mission). NATO leadership identifies several key security threats in the region: • Russia’s military activity in the Arctic: NATO considers Russia the main threat to its security in the northern latitudes. Oslo is particularly concerned about the Kola Peninsula, a key base of Russia’s Northern Fleet, where nuclear-powered submarines and nuclear weapons are stationed, capable of reaching most cities in NATO countries. • Another reason is the threat of control over strategic passages: In the event of a conflict, Russia could attempt to establish control over the Bear Gap - the operational space between Norway, the Svalbard archipelago, and the United Kingdom. Control of this area would allow Russia to deploy sea-launched anti-ship and hypersonic missiles against the United Kingdom, Denmark, and Norway itself. • Hybrid threats and sabotage: Norway’s Police Security Service (PST) has repeatedly documented incidents and warned of the risk of sabotage by Russian intelligence services targeting Norway’s critical and energy infrastructure. • Territorial and geopolitical disputes: Oslo points to Moscow’s aggressive actions in the High North, including repeated challenges to Norwegian sovereignty in the Svalbard area.
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Zakharova: US launchers for short- and intermediate-range missiles in Norway will be subject to special attention from Russia’s strategic deterrence forces. Peskov: The deployment in Norway of missiles posing a threat to Russia is grounds for additional security measures. (Comment from me below the quotes) Moscow views the appearance in Europe of US launchers for intermediate- and shorter-range missiles as "yet another step in the endless chain of highly destabilizing actions by NATO countries aimed at striking deep into Russian territory," Zakharova said. According to her, the Mk-41 is capable of launching Tomahawk missiles, and its range covers a significant part of Russia's European territory, including Moscow. Zakharova added that Washington and Oslo "should not be surprised that the locations of these systems are now under the special attention of Russia’s strategic deterrence forces, which includes planning for the combat use of relevant strike weapons in the event of an armed conflict." Regarding strategic stability talks, Zakharova said that the dialogue "was interrupted by the administration of Joe Biden," while the current US authorities are "unrealistically discussing multilateral negotiations with the mandatory participation of China." "Steps such as the deployment of US land-based intermediate- and shorter-range missiles in Europe that threaten Russia, to put it mildly, 'zero out' the prerequisites for a constructive dialogue with the United States on strategic issues," she said. Comment from me: Norway and its NATO allies are strengthening their defenses in the north due to the need to protect the Arctic and North Atlantic from military threats posed by Russia and China. The system appeared as part of the trilateral Operation Atlantic City exercises (part of NATO’s permanent Arctic Sentry mission). NATO leadership identifies several key security threats in the region: • Russia’s military activity in the Arctic: NATO considers Russia the main threat to its security in the northern latitudes. Oslo is particularly concerned about the Kola Peninsula, a key base of Russia’s Northern Fleet, where nuclear-powered submarines and nuclear weapons are stationed, capable of reaching most cities in NATO countries. • Another reason is the threat of control over strategic passages: In the event of a conflict, Russia could attempt to establish control over the Bear Gap - the operational space between Norway, the Svalbard archipelago, and the United Kingdom. Control of this area would allow Russia to deploy sea-launched anti-ship and hypersonic missiles against the United Kingdom, Denmark, and Norway itself. • Hybrid threats and sabotage: Norway’s Police Security Service (PST) has repeatedly documented incidents and warned of the risk of sabotage by Russian intelligence services targeting Norway’s critical and energy infrastructure. • Territorial and geopolitical disputes: Oslo points to Moscow’s aggressive actions in the High North, including repeated challenges to Norwegian sovereignty in the Svalbard area.

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⚡️🇷🇺 Russia is warning that the Arctic could become the next major arena of confrontation with NATO, with Moscow openly threatening asymmetric responses to what it calls hostile Western actions. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said NATO is seeking to turn the Arctic into a new front for containing the development of Russia and its like-minded partners. He added that Moscow will respond to hostile actions by its opponents, including through asymmetric measures. 🔥 The rhetoric reflects the Arctic’s growing strategic importance as military activity, shipping routes and access to natural resources expand across the region. For NATO and Russia alike, the High North is becoming less of a peripheral theater and more of a direct extension of their wider security competition.
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‼️🇷🇺🇺🇦 The Kremlin's semantic mask has slipped entirely as Moscow officially drops its tightly enforced euphemisms, openly declaring that the conflict has evolved into a "real war" against a Western-backed coalition. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated that Russia's "special military operation" in Ukraine has officially transitioned into a full-scale, "real war" due to the direct involvement of Western nations. According to Peskov, while the campaign began strictly under the framework of a limited military operation, the deep-seated logistical and military backing provided to Kyiv by Western capitals has structurally altered the nature of the conflict. He explicitly pointed out that European nations and the United States are actively sustaining the war effort, stating that Kiev has the backing of Berlin, Paris, The Hague, Oslo, and Washington. Peskov further alleged that Western infrastructure is directly integrated into Ukraine's combat operations, claiming that foreign allies assist Ukrainian forces with targeting via their satellites, utilizing their entire infrastructure to guide foreign weaponry toward Russian targets. This rhetoric marks a calculated political pivot designed to reframe Russia's military struggles and mounting domestic strains not as a failure to defeat Ukraine, but as a defensive struggle against the combined might of NATO. By shifting the official vocabulary from "special military operation" to an explicit acknowledgement of "war," the Kremlin is seeking to psychologically mobilize the Russian public for a prolonged, multi-year confrontation while laying the narrative groundwork to justify future escalations, harsher economic sacrifices, or expanded mobilization efforts.
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‼️🇷🇺🇺🇦 The Kremlin's semantic mask has slipped entirely as Moscow officially drops its tightly enforced euphemisms, openly declaring that the conflict has evolved into a "real war" against a Western-backed coalition. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated that Russia's "special military operation" in Ukraine has officially transitioned into a full-scale, "real war" due to the direct involvement of Western nations. According to Peskov, while the campaign began strictly under the framework of a limited military operation, the deep-seated logistical and military backing provided to Kyiv by Western capitals has structurally altered the nature of the conflict. He explicitly pointed out that European nations and the United States are actively sustaining the war effort, stating that Kiev has the backing of Berlin, Paris, The Hague, Oslo, and Washington. Peskov further alleged that Western infrastructure is directly integrated into Ukraine's combat operations, claiming that foreign allies assist Ukrainian forces with targeting via their satellites, utilizing their entire infrastructure to guide foreign weaponry toward Russian targets. This rhetoric marks a calculated political pivot designed to reframe Russia's military struggles and mounting domestic strains not as a failure to defeat Ukraine, but as a defensive struggle against the combined might of NATO. By shifting the official vocabulary from "special military operation" to an explicit acknowledgement of "war," the Kremlin is seeking to psychologically mobilize the Russian public for a prolonged, multi-year confrontation while laying the narrative groundwork to justify future escalations, harsher economic sacrifices, or expanded mobilization efforts.

Visioner

232,003 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

🇷🇺☢️🇺🇦 Concern inside Russia’s own establishment over the possibility that Vladimir Putin could resort to a tactical nuclear weapon is reportedly growing, as the Kremlin searches for ways to change the trajectory of the war. According to Bloomberg, an increasing number of Russian officials and people familiar with discussions inside the Kremlin believe the possibility of Putin considering tactical nuclear use can no longer be completely dismissed. The concern reflects the enormous military and political stakes Moscow now faces in Ukraine and the growing uncertainty surrounding how far the Kremlin could escalate if conventional options fail to deliver its objectives. Russia’s key international partners are also deeply opposed to such a scenario. China and India have warned Moscow against nuclear escalation, with Beijing repeatedly communicating that Russia should not even consider employing nuclear weapons against Ukraine. China has continued publicly emphasizing its opposition to nuclear use and escalation. The political consequences for Moscow would be enormous. Crossing the nuclear threshold would risk destroying much of the diplomatic space Russia still retains with countries such as China and India, while radically escalating its confrontation with Ukraine and the West. That helps explain why pressure from Beijing and New Delhi matters: for Putin, nuclear escalation would not simply represent another military step, but potentially a fundamental rupture with partners Russia increasingly depends upon.
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🇷🇺☢️🇺🇦 Concern inside Russia’s own establishment over the possibility that Vladimir Putin could resort to a tactical nuclear weapon is reportedly growing, as the Kremlin searches for ways to change the trajectory of the war. According to Bloomberg, an increasing number of Russian officials and people familiar with discussions inside the Kremlin believe the possibility of Putin considering tactical nuclear use can no longer be completely dismissed. The concern reflects the enormous military and political stakes Moscow now faces in Ukraine and the growing uncertainty surrounding how far the Kremlin could escalate if conventional options fail to deliver its objectives. Russia’s key international partners are also deeply opposed to such a scenario. China and India have warned Moscow against nuclear escalation, with Beijing repeatedly communicating that Russia should not even consider employing nuclear weapons against Ukraine. China has continued publicly emphasizing its opposition to nuclear use and escalation. The political consequences for Moscow would be enormous. Crossing the nuclear threshold would risk destroying much of the diplomatic space Russia still retains with countries such as China and India, while radically escalating its confrontation with Ukraine and the West. That helps explain why pressure from Beijing and New Delhi matters: for Putin, nuclear escalation would not simply represent another military step, but potentially a fundamental rupture with partners Russia increasingly depends upon.

NSTRIKE

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‼️‼️🇺🇦🇷🇺 BIG | Ukraine’s deep strikes are hitting one of Russia’s most sensitive pressure points: its economy. A growing fuel crisis is now exposing weaknesses inside the Russian system, as refinery attacks, rising prices, and shortages begin creating public frustration that the Kremlin can no longer easily hide. According to Le Monde, Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil infrastructure have significantly reduced refining capacity, triggering fuel shortages across parts of the country. Long queues at gas stations, higher prices, and a growing black market are becoming increasingly visible signs of economic pressure. The report estimates that Russia’s refining capabilities have fallen by around 40%, while distrust in official statements is driving panic buying and worsening supply problems. The economic strain is spreading beyond the energy sector, with concerns also emerging around Russia’s banking system and a rise in problem loans. This crisis highlights a broader strategic shift in the war. Ukraine is increasingly targeting the economic foundations that help finance Russia’s military machine. While the Kremlin can control information, it is far harder to hide empty fuel stations, rising costs, and growing pressure on ordinary citizens. The longer these disruptions continue, the greater the challenge for Moscow to maintain the illusion of economic stability. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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‼️‼️🇺🇦🇷🇺 BIG | Ukraine’s deep strikes are hitting one of Russia’s most sensitive pressure points: its economy. A growing fuel crisis is now exposing weaknesses inside the Russian system, as refinery attacks, rising prices, and shortages begin creating public frustration that the Kremlin can no longer easily hide. According to Le Monde, Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil infrastructure have significantly reduced refining capacity, triggering fuel shortages across parts of the country. Long queues at gas stations, higher prices, and a growing black market are becoming increasingly visible signs of economic pressure. The report estimates that Russia’s refining capabilities have fallen by around 40%, while distrust in official statements is driving panic buying and worsening supply problems. The economic strain is spreading beyond the energy sector, with concerns also emerging around Russia’s banking system and a rise in problem loans. This crisis highlights a broader strategic shift in the war. Ukraine is increasingly targeting the economic foundations that help finance Russia’s military machine. While the Kremlin can control information, it is far harder to hide empty fuel stations, rising costs, and growing pressure on ordinary citizens. The longer these disruptions continue, the greater the challenge for Moscow to maintain the illusion of economic stability. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

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‼️🇳🇴🇷🇺🇪🇺 Norway is preparing for war with Russia, and unlike much of Europe, Oslo is no longer pretending the threat isn’t real. The Nordic nation is rapidly shifting into a full “total defense” strategy: Building air raid shelters Preparing civilians for survival during invasion Conducting large scale evacuation drills near the Russian border Training Arctic communities to live autonomously in wartime Norway understands a brutal reality many Western European nations ignored for decades: Peace is not permanent. For 30 years, much of Europe sacrificed military readiness and strategic resilience under the illusion that war on the continent was impossible. Now the wake up call is here. Russian military activity in the Arctic keeps intensifying, NATO radar stations are increasingly targeted during Russian exercises, and intelligence fears Russian espionage has already deeply infiltrated border regions. Norway has realized that in a modern conflict, survival will depend on the entire nation holding together, government, businesses, food supply chains, emergency services, and ordinary citizens. While others still debate the danger, Norway is preparing for the worst case scenario before it’s too late.
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‼️🇳🇴🇷🇺🇪🇺 Norway is preparing for war with Russia, and unlike much of Europe, Oslo is no longer pretending the threat isn’t real. The Nordic nation is rapidly shifting into a full “total defense” strategy: Building air raid shelters Preparing civilians for survival during invasion Conducting large scale evacuation drills near the Russian border Training Arctic communities to live autonomously in wartime Norway understands a brutal reality many Western European nations ignored for decades: Peace is not permanent. For 30 years, much of Europe sacrificed military readiness and strategic resilience under the illusion that war on the continent was impossible. Now the wake up call is here. Russian military activity in the Arctic keeps intensifying, NATO radar stations are increasingly targeted during Russian exercises, and intelligence fears Russian espionage has already deeply infiltrated border regions. Norway has realized that in a modern conflict, survival will depend on the entire nation holding together, government, businesses, food supply chains, emergency services, and ordinary citizens. While others still debate the danger, Norway is preparing for the worst case scenario before it’s too late.

War Radar

171,722 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

Russia is now officially referring to the special military operation in Ukraine as a war. Dmitry Peskov is publicly calling it a war, which breaks from the 'special military operation' framing Russian officials have used since February 2022, and that Russian law has required since shortly after the invasion began. He ties the shift to the level of Western involvement, with Germany, France, the Netherlands, Norway, and the US supplying weapons, satellite data, and targeting infrastructure to Ukraine.
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Russia is now officially referring to the special military operation in Ukraine as a war. Dmitry Peskov is publicly calling it a war, which breaks from the 'special military operation' framing Russian officials have used since February 2022, and that Russian law has required since shortly after the invasion began. He ties the shift to the level of Western involvement, with Germany, France, the Netherlands, Norway, and the US supplying weapons, satellite data, and targeting infrastructure to Ukraine.

Ian Miles Cheong

17,115 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

Today, in Slavutych, in the north of our country, I met with the heads of communities of the northern regions – Kyiv and Chernihiv regions. It is very important to support our people here and strengthen our defenses, and that is exactly what we are doing. This concerns protective infrastructure – fortifications and other defensive measures – as well as strengthening the border, which will be reinforced further. It also concerns our Defense and Security Forces stationed in this direction – toward Chernihiv and Kyiv from the territory of neighboring Belarus, which Russia is eager to draw deeper into this war, and from Russia’s Bryansk region. We have the capability to strengthen our defenses. We also have the capability to act preventively with regard to Russian territory from which threats may emerge, and with regard to the de facto leadership of Belarus, which must stay on its toes – that is, clearly understand that there will be consequences if aggressive actions against Ukraine, against our people, are taken.
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Today, in Slavutych, in the north of our country, I met with the heads of communities of the northern regions – Kyiv and Chernihiv regions. It is very important to support our people here and strengthen our defenses, and that is exactly what we are doing. This concerns protective infrastructure – fortifications and other defensive measures – as well as strengthening the border, which will be reinforced further. It also concerns our Defense and Security Forces stationed in this direction – toward Chernihiv and Kyiv from the territory of neighboring Belarus, which Russia is eager to draw deeper into this war, and from Russia’s Bryansk region. We have the capability to strengthen our defenses. We also have the capability to act preventively with regard to Russian territory from which threats may emerge, and with regard to the de facto leadership of Belarus, which must stay on its toes – that is, clearly understand that there will be consequences if aggressive actions against Ukraine, against our people, are taken.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

114,757 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce