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🫡 It’s scared: the Kremlin is split Ukrainian intelligence claims that two camps have already formed around Putin: one pushing to continue the war, the other arguing for negotiations. Vadym Skibitskyi, a representative of Ukraine’s military intelligence, said the Kremlin fears internal collapse and destabilization, and that intercepted Russian...

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Peter Perry20 天前

the correct quote is: "It's afraid!" 😁

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William Hastings20 天前

Those pushing for negotiations will be lucky to survive, much less maintain their access to Putin. It will be too easy for those pressing for war to convince Putin that negotiations short of victory will be a disaster for him personally.

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Ozmorgudduth Burzum20 天前

The paranoia is kicking in. Good, the place in hell is ready.

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braindeadelon20 天前

meanwhile Ukraine

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Weslley Gabriel20 天前

@grok verdade?

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BIG | 🇺🇦🇷🇺‼️‼️ Ukrainian military intelligence says Vladimir Putin is increasingly concerned about his own elite and the possibility that prolonged war could eventually trigger internal destabilization inside Russia. According to GUR representative Vadym Skibitskyi, at least two camps have emerged within Russia’s ruling elite over the future of the war. One favors continuing the campaign against Ukraine, while another wants the fighting brought to an end through negotiations. Ukrainian intelligence also assesses that Putin is wary of the influence of Russia’s oligarchs, while declining support for pro-Kremlin political forces has become another warning sign for the regime. The assessment adds an important dimension to the renewed diplomatic push around Ukraine. Moscow continues to publicly project confidence in eventual military success, but divisions within the elite would suggest that the costs of sustaining the war are generating competing interests behind the Kremlin’s carefully controlled political façade. Identifying which influential figures see continued war as more dangerous than compromise could therefore become increasingly important for Ukraine and its Western partners as economic pressure, battlefield losses and negotiations converge. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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BIG | 🇺🇦🇷🇺‼️‼️ Ukrainian military intelligence says Vladimir Putin is increasingly concerned about his own elite and the possibility that prolonged war could eventually trigger internal destabilization inside Russia. According to GUR representative Vadym Skibitskyi, at least two camps have emerged within Russia’s ruling elite over the future of the war. One favors continuing the campaign against Ukraine, while another wants the fighting brought to an end through negotiations. Ukrainian intelligence also assesses that Putin is wary of the influence of Russia’s oligarchs, while declining support for pro-Kremlin political forces has become another warning sign for the regime. The assessment adds an important dimension to the renewed diplomatic push around Ukraine. Moscow continues to publicly project confidence in eventual military success, but divisions within the elite would suggest that the costs of sustaining the war are generating competing interests behind the Kremlin’s carefully controlled political façade. Identifying which influential figures see continued war as more dangerous than compromise could therefore become increasingly important for Ukraine and its Western partners as economic pressure, battlefield losses and negotiations converge. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

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58,660 次观看 • 21 天前

❗️Bloomberg: The number of Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine has sharply increased in recent weeks (thanks to more effective Ukrainian drones, the killed/wounded ratio has shifted in favor of the killed). According to European intelligence estimates, monthly losses in killed personnel have already reached a level that Russia can only compensate for with contract soldiers (without a new mobilization wave). If this trend continues, it will be difficult for the Kremlin to replenish the army without forced mobilization, which Putin is avoiding due to its extreme unpopularity.
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❗️Bloomberg: The number of Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine has sharply increased in recent weeks (thanks to more effective Ukrainian drones, the killed/wounded ratio has shifted in favor of the killed). According to European intelligence estimates, monthly losses in killed personnel have already reached a level that Russia can only compensate for with contract soldiers (without a new mobilization wave). If this trend continues, it will be difficult for the Kremlin to replenish the army without forced mobilization, which Putin is avoiding due to its extreme unpopularity.

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‼️🇵🇱🇷🇺 BIG | Polish Intelligence Warns of Expected Provocations Involving Russian "Little Green Men" on NATO's Eastern Flank 🔹 Paweł Szota, head of the Polish Foreign Intelligence Agency, stated that the Kremlin might resort to further escalation, as Putin has become a hostage to his own failure in the war against Ukraine. 🔹 According to him, Moscow views Poland and the Baltic states as obstacles to its imperial ambitions, and the Russian army is capable of continuing the war for several more years. Polish intelligence is already working on scenarios for potential provocations against the Baltic states, including those involving the so-called "little green men."
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‼️🇵🇱🇷🇺 BIG | Polish Intelligence Warns of Expected Provocations Involving Russian "Little Green Men" on NATO's Eastern Flank 🔹 Paweł Szota, head of the Polish Foreign Intelligence Agency, stated that the Kremlin might resort to further escalation, as Putin has become a hostage to his own failure in the war against Ukraine. 🔹 According to him, Moscow views Poland and the Baltic states as obstacles to its imperial ambitions, and the Russian army is capable of continuing the war for several more years. Polish intelligence is already working on scenarios for potential provocations against the Baltic states, including those involving the so-called "little green men."

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Everyone understands that the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine is a strong organization with its own history and brotherhood. Your strength is the knowledge Ukraine gains about the enemy, about its plans, and about the overall situation around Ukraine. Your history is the defense of Ukraine and the role intelligence officers have played in the key battles of this war. And your brotherhood – all of us in Ukraine must always value the fact that Ukrainians have become true brothers-in-arms in this war. Today, I honored our warriors with state awards on the occasion of Ukraine’s Military Intelligence Day. Everyone has, in one way or another, used information gathered by military intelligence. In one way or another, our warriors from different branches of Ukraine’s Defense and Security Forces have fought and continue to fight alongside one another – shoulder to shoulder. And that is how it must remain. Brotherhood within each branch of Ukraine’s Defense and Security Forces is part of what unites our entire society. Ukrainians win when they support one another. Thank you for this approach. May the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine always remain strong.
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Everyone understands that the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine is a strong organization with its own history and brotherhood. Your strength is the knowledge Ukraine gains about the enemy, about its plans, and about the overall situation around Ukraine. Your history is the defense of Ukraine and the role intelligence officers have played in the key battles of this war. And your brotherhood – all of us in Ukraine must always value the fact that Ukrainians have become true brothers-in-arms in this war. Today, I honored our warriors with state awards on the occasion of Ukraine’s Military Intelligence Day. Everyone has, in one way or another, used information gathered by military intelligence. In one way or another, our warriors from different branches of Ukraine’s Defense and Security Forces have fought and continue to fight alongside one another – shoulder to shoulder. And that is how it must remain. Brotherhood within each branch of Ukraine’s Defense and Security Forces is part of what unites our entire society. Ukrainians win when they support one another. Thank you for this approach. May the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine always remain strong.

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🇷🇺🇺🇦Russian President Vladimir Putin issues a warning to Europe over sending troops to Ukraine would trigger war with Russia. Putin stated today during BRICS summit in India that European leaders talking about deploying troops on Ukrainian territory would amount to “a war against Russia.” He added that Russia does not threaten Europe and that talk of a Russian threat is “imaginary.” This the warning comes after European leaders through their coalition of willing are discussing about deploying their troops in Ukraine after the end of war or ceasefire. Putin and other Kremlin officials have long been warning West over troops deployment to Ukraine and Russia will view such troops presence as Legitimate Targets. No West nation is currently planning to deploy troops in Ukraine since war is still ongoing. The aerial footage below from Russian recent and past exercises and display is just showing some capabilities Russian Air force can apply or deploy to signal a warning to West.
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🇷🇺🇺🇦Russian President Vladimir Putin issues a warning to Europe over sending troops to Ukraine would trigger war with Russia. Putin stated today during BRICS summit in India that European leaders talking about deploying troops on Ukrainian territory would amount to “a war against Russia.” He added that Russia does not threaten Europe and that talk of a Russian threat is “imaginary.” This the warning comes after European leaders through their coalition of willing are discussing about deploying their troops in Ukraine after the end of war or ceasefire. Putin and other Kremlin officials have long been warning West over troops deployment to Ukraine and Russia will view such troops presence as Legitimate Targets. No West nation is currently planning to deploy troops in Ukraine since war is still ongoing. The aerial footage below from Russian recent and past exercises and display is just showing some capabilities Russian Air force can apply or deploy to signal a warning to West.

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‼️ Russia is accelerating its own “Starlink.” And that’s not the only bad news for Ukraine Russia is rolling out its low-Earth-orbit satellite network, Rassvet, much faster than expected. According to Ukraine’s military intelligence, 16 satellites are currently in orbit. In just a year, that number is expected to reach 292. If Moscow succeeds in building its own alternative to Starlink, it could significantly change the situation on the battlefield. 🔻There is another, even more troubling development for Kyiv: the Kremlin has ramped up missile production to record levels. According to Ukrainian intelligence, Russia met its full-year production target for Zircon and Oniks missiles in just seven months, while other types of missiles are being produced at rates 10–20% above planned levels. For Ukraine, this creates two new challenges at once: how to disrupt Russia’s satellite internet and where to find enough interceptors to counter a growing number of missiles.
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❗️ Putin’s Security Team Switched Off Cameras. The Kremlin Fears an Iranian-Style Scenario Russian security services temporarily disabled parts of the surveillance system used to protect Vladimir Putin, according to reports. The move was reportedly driven by concerns that the cameras could be exploited to track the Russian leader’s movements and those of his inner circle. The decision reflects growing anxiety inside the Kremlin. Yet Putin may have more reason to fear threats from within than from abroad. A significant part of Russia’s political and business elite is believed to favor ending the war, while the Kremlin leader continues to reject meaningful compromise. Russian history shows that prolonged wars and deepening elite frustration often end badly for those in power. If divisions inside the ruling class continue to grow, Putin could eventually face not only political isolation, but a direct challenge to his grip on power.

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Ahead of his sham elections, Putin is trying to look like a "strong leader." That is why Russia has intensified its attacks on Ukrainian cities and is trying to kill as many Ukrainian civilians as possible. Putin cynically claimed that "strikes on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities are effective and timely, helping Russian troops accomplish their combat objectives." In reality, Russia is making practically no progress on the front lines and is therefore waging terror against Ukraine’s civilian population. Putin also said that Ukraine is "trying to intimidate Russians and disrupt the elections, but Russia will not allow this to happen." That’s ridiculous. How can you disrupt something that does not exist? Why does Putin need this illusion of elections? Demonstration of legitimacy. The regime wants to show, first of all to the outside world, that it relies on formal democratic procedures. Testing of the state apparatus. Election campaigns serve as a general check for local officials and governors. Their ability to control the situation, mobilize the electorate, and demonstrate the results needed by the Kremlin is assessed. Cohesion of the elites. This is a signal that the current vertical of power is effective and strong. Demonstration of support for the course. Voting is used as evidence of Russians' support for state policy and the war.
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Ahead of his sham elections, Putin is trying to look like a "strong leader." That is why Russia has intensified its attacks on Ukrainian cities and is trying to kill as many Ukrainian civilians as possible. Putin cynically claimed that "strikes on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities are effective and timely, helping Russian troops accomplish their combat objectives." In reality, Russia is making practically no progress on the front lines and is therefore waging terror against Ukraine’s civilian population. Putin also said that Ukraine is "trying to intimidate Russians and disrupt the elections, but Russia will not allow this to happen." That’s ridiculous. How can you disrupt something that does not exist? Why does Putin need this illusion of elections? Demonstration of legitimacy. The regime wants to show, first of all to the outside world, that it relies on formal democratic procedures. Testing of the state apparatus. Election campaigns serve as a general check for local officials and governors. Their ability to control the situation, mobilize the electorate, and demonstrate the results needed by the Kremlin is assessed. Cohesion of the elites. This is a signal that the current vertical of power is effective and strong. Demonstration of support for the course. Voting is used as evidence of Russians' support for state policy and the war.

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64,138 次观看 • 1 个月前

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NSTRIKE

17,630 次观看 • 2 个月前

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NEXTA

94,595 次观看 • 6 个月前

KASPAROV: Putin is the enemy of every normal, free human being. He’s embodiment of absolute evil that must be eradicated. Fight against Putin, fight against Putin regime, is a part of global war between forces of freedom and tyranny. Ukrainian front is its most important front. In reality, this frontline runs across entire planet, from Taiwan to Cuba. The outcome of the clash in Ukraine will influence the general direction of global developments. And there’s no other path for Russia’s future than Ukraine’s victory and defeat of Putin’s regime. Russian history clearly shows that change is only possible after a military and geopolitical defeat. Therefore, today’s aid to Ukraine, the fight for its victory and for Russia’s defeat, is an attempt to create conditions for Russian Empire, after its inevitable collapse, to transform into a state that will be part of the free world in its rivalry with Chinese hegemony.
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KASPAROV: Putin is the enemy of every normal, free human being. He’s embodiment of absolute evil that must be eradicated. Fight against Putin, fight against Putin regime, is a part of global war between forces of freedom and tyranny. Ukrainian front is its most important front. In reality, this frontline runs across entire planet, from Taiwan to Cuba. The outcome of the clash in Ukraine will influence the general direction of global developments. And there’s no other path for Russia’s future than Ukraine’s victory and defeat of Putin’s regime. Russian history clearly shows that change is only possible after a military and geopolitical defeat. Therefore, today’s aid to Ukraine, the fight for its victory and for Russia’s defeat, is an attempt to create conditions for Russian Empire, after its inevitable collapse, to transform into a state that will be part of the free world in its rivalry with Chinese hegemony.

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82,876 次观看 • 1 个月前

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223,008 次观看 • 1 个月前

Putin after returning from Moscow recounts how he explained to Trump the “root causes” of the war in Ukraine and says that removing those “root causes” must be the basis for settling the war. The root cause for the Kremlin, of course, is the very existence of a Ukraine independent of Russia and able to defend itself. It’s not about land grabs, Putin still wants all of Ukraine, and more. Full stop.
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Putin after returning from Moscow recounts how he explained to Trump the “root causes” of the war in Ukraine and says that removing those “root causes” must be the basis for settling the war. The root cause for the Kremlin, of course, is the very existence of a Ukraine independent of Russia and able to defend itself. It’s not about land grabs, Putin still wants all of Ukraine, and more. Full stop.

Yaroslav Trofimov

157,381 次观看 • 1 年前

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‼️‼️🇺🇸🇷🇺 CIA Director John Ratcliffe may have arrived in Moscow with a direct warning for Vladimir Putin: the United States knows about Russia’s potential plans and advises the Kremlin not to implement them. According to a former U.S. Deputy Director of National Intelligence, this could be one of the main reasons behind Ratcliffe’s visit. The Wall Street Journal suggests that the talks may also have covered the war in Ukraine, a ceasefire involving Iran, and the Kremlin’s continued support for Tehran. Meanwhile, Russia’s military preparations are also drawing attention: mobilization exercises were held in the Kaliningrad region in July, while U.S. intelligence says similar exercises are taking place across Russia. Ratcliffe’s unusual visit, combined with Russia’s ongoing military preparations, makes the timing particularly significant. If Washington is indeed warning Moscow against implementing plans already known to U.S. intelligence, the coming weeks could reveal exactly what prompted such a high-level and unusual mission to the Russian capital. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

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590,654 次观看 • 1 个月前