Comments by "Gary VAQ" (@stlouisix1) on "Russian confidence grows with Avdeyevka capture w/ Patrick Lancaster" video.

  1. Russia does not feel isolated in the international arena over its ongoing conflict in Ukraine thanks to the stance of the so-called Global South, Russia’s deputy envoy to the UN has said. It is rather the West that is facing global isolation due to its uncompromising position on Ukraine, Polyansky told the outlet. Out of the 193 UN member states, only around 75 support all anti-Russian initiatives, he explained. - RT
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  2. U.S, DON’T BITE OFF MORE THAN YOU CAN CHEW - LAVROV: Russian Foreign Minister blasts Washington for attempting to act as world’s judge, jury and executioner when West’s mired down in its own serious issues: These people have no right to interfere in our internal affairs, especially given their own problems like Julian Assange and Gonzalo Lira - Lavrov. Russian FM explains that West accused Russia of poisoning West-funded extremist Navalny in 2020 without showing Moscow any evidence, even forcing international orgs to hide info from Russia. - Intel Republic
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  3. [Best description of the Warmonger Extraordinaire Graham that I've read. Captured the essence of this disgusting morally bankrupt creep to a "T". Much blood on this man and his cronies' hands for which they will pay!] “Step right up, folks, get your next world war right here.” That’s basically the message that’s always coming out of US Senator Lindsey Graham’s mouth. It’s all fun and games – and profit – regardless of how many of the “little people” end up paying with their lives. Shooting one’s mouth off nonstop in favor of triggering war (anywhere but inside America, of course) by advocating attacks on foreign countries is Graham’s whole brand. He pounds the desk, but really couldn’t care less where the dust settles afterwards. That’s for someone else, with actual responsibility, to deal with. Guys like him, and his BFF the late Senator John McCain, and former Ambassador and Trump National Security Advisor John Bolton are all basically the same dude. Graham and McCain were the ones who actively lobbied their Republican colleagues to get Obama appointee, Victoria “Regime Change Karen” Nuland, confirmed into the role of assistant secretary of state for Europe in May 2013. They succeeded. And just a few months later she was in Ukraine as Euromaidan popped off, handing out cookies and getting caught on tape telling the US Ambassador to Kiev who should comprise the post-coup Ukrainian cabinet. They all represent a bygone era before social-media-driven transparency and diversity of analysis and freedom of information. Neoconservative narratives driving endless war enjoyed much less pushback from more marginalized dissenting voices. The results of their policies, from the Middle East to Africa, have been so disastrous that they’ve lost any benefit of the doubt. So, while Graham is busy sticking out his tongue at Putin, laughing about how Moscow took its shot and missed – he might want to consider where the ricochet actually ended up. And how much of a reckless jackass he made of himself, yet again, in front of increasingly war-weary Americans. - RT
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  4. Russian Missiles Wiped Out The Base of Canadian and US Mercenaries In SUMY┃Russians Captured POBEDA On February 22, the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation officially announced the capturing of the strategically important settlement of 'Pobeda' by the Russian Army, in the Vuhledar direction of the front. According to the Russian military, the Armed Forces of Ukraine fled from this settlement en-masse, suffering heavy losses in manpower and heavy equipment. At the same time, it is worth noting that Russian war correspondents began to declare the liberation of the village of 'Pobeda' two days ago. - BORZZIKMAN
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  5. Russia will have to continue fighting Ukraine until it takes Kiev and the coastal city of Odessa, former President Dmitry Medvedev has claimed. Both cities have “Russian roots” but are being run by US-led enemies of Moscow, meaning they present an existential threat, according to the senior official, who currently serves as deputy head of Russia’s National Security Council. In May 2014, 42 pro-Russia supporters were burned to death in Odessa, a predominantly Russian-speaking city, having been trapped by a mob that supported the Western-backed protests in Kiev that would later overthrow the democratically elected government of Ukraine. Medvedev identified the source of the threat to the existence of Russia as an “international brigade of the opponents of Russia, led by the US,” who he claimed are in control of Kiev. - RT
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  6. A TRUTH murderers Row, Alex, Alexander, and Patrick, great reporting all, tks so much!
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  7. ISRAEL FAILING IN GAZA DESPITE ITS BRAVADO - RUSSIA: Representative to UN Nebenzya takes aim at Israel’s genocidal campaign against Palestinians and Washington’s eagerness to protect its Middle Eastern ally at all costs: U.S. is attempting to sell alternative solution which is advantageous to Israel alone. More precisely, advantageous to U.S. agenda in Middle East - Nebenzya . Nebenzya blasts Washington’s excuse that ceasefire cannot take place without hostage release, calling it "doubly cynical" and confirming that ceasefire actually required for any prisoner exchange. - Intel Republic
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  8. MASSIVE EXPLOSIONS IN ODESSA, SKY TURNS HELLISH (left vid): Watch in right vids as people in Odessa record moment huge fire cloud shoots into sky after Russia strikes South Ukraine - developing situation. - Intel Republic
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  9. The US and NATO allies are hard at work at re-envisioning their own battlefield priorities in light of the revolution being witnessed in the Ukrainian war. They start off with the one major admission—that the Western edge has not only been eroded, but rapidly so: we’ve long discussed here apropos the differences between Western and Russian military systems. Couching it in self-serving terms of seeking ultimate ‘protection’ for troops, they admit that Western systems have gotten so expensive that their operators are afraid to even use them—defeating the whole point of warfighting equipment: Western minds have taken a long time to come to conclusions drawn by Russia ages ago, which expounded on precisely this disparity in the warfighting principles between Russia and the West: the tune has now changed on ‘premium’ weaponry. In short: they argue that Western artillery shells are over-engineered and should be stripped of their tedious quality control measures to favor ‘quantity’ over ‘quality’ instead. Interesting proposition! They add that, in essence, Western military engineering is made for peacetime conditions—in real war conditions, a totally new rough-and-tumble ethos must be adopted. Russia had already long learned the lesson having been habituated to real existential Total Wars on its territory, rather than the predatory wars of opportunity the West is accustomed to waging. The fact is, the West tailor-made their modern showroom armies for specifically fighting localized, controlled conflicts against very limited Middle Eastern opponents. You can sense the desperation in the West as the realities begin to dawn on their leading thinkers. Years of building showroom ‘good-weather’ armies meant to impress buyers at MIC-enabled arms expos have left Western military doctrines woefully out of date concerning how real wars are fought. Put another way, precision ammunition machining doesn’t make much difference when the shell goes up an overused gun barrel that, in peacetime, would have long been consigned to the scrapheap thousands of shells ago. - Simplicius
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