Comments by "Gary VAQ" (@stlouisix1) on "EU ANGER with Trump-Putin talks. Starmer 25K troops to Ukraine. MAD King Kyiv, Putin plans NATO war" video.

  1. The European leaders that answered French President Emmanuel Macon’s call for an ‘emergency summit’ to discuss how to respond to being sidelined by US President Donald Trump are “warmongers,” Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto has warned. “Those who have been constantly adding fuel to the fire for the past three years are gathering in Paris today,” Szijjarto said, branding the participants “war-mongering countries that have followed a misguided strategy.” - RT
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  2. Even though he is very sick and now hospitalized, Pope Francis finds time to attack Donald Trump and JD Vance over the Trump border policy. Gee, I don’t remember a letter from Francis when Joe 'The Catholic' Biden was promising to make abortion and gay marriage the law of the land… Meanwhile, Robert F. Kennedy. Jr. says that the Trump Administration plans to defund abortion nationally and internationally (I wonder if Francis is going to attack that, too). Although it is popular to claim that all Palestinians are Muslim terrorists, the reality is on the ground is different. In the middle fall this, two Catholic bishops – one from Jerusalem, the other from the West Bank – have an urgent message for the Trump administration and, indeed, for the whole world. What's the message? Well, let’s just put it this way: Nothing is as it seems! And finally, JD Vance visits Dachau, which is where the Nazi’s imprisoned and executed thousands of Catholic priests. - Remnant tv
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  3. If the Brits are laboring under the fantasy that they enjoy a special relationship with the United States, it is time for my British cousins to wake up. My thesis is simple: Donald Trump and Kash Patel know that British intelligence officers and assets played a key and enthusiastic role in trying to destroy Donald Trump’s campaign for President in 2016 and are likely to hold the UK accountable. In my judgment, Russiagate was a comprehensive, complex intelligence operation that involved the UK, the Australians and the Israelis. Then, four years later, we have Keir Starmer taking a swing at Trump by sending Labour volunteers to the United States in the fall of 2024 to campaign for Kamala Harris. That foreign meddling exceeds anything the Russians are alleged to have done in 2016. If Starmer ever gets an invite to the White House, he better bring a food taster. - sonar21
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  4. Rare tank battle Tank-on-tank battles have been an extremely rare occurrence during the conflict, with the armored vehicles commonly operating as mobile artillery from covered firing positions largely to the extreme density of assorted drones deployed by both sides onto the battlefield. Kursk battle continues The winter season has been marked by several major attacks launched by Kiev in Russia’s Kursk Region, first invaded by the Ukrainian forces last August. Since then, the Ukrainian zone of control has shrunk significantly, with multiple locations liberated by the Russian military Abrams fleet dwindling The winter season has seen a return of US-supplied M1 Abrams tanks onto the battlefield, with the vehicle fleet sustaining new casualties. Range of fiber optics drones grows The fiber optics cable-guided drones, first deployed en-masse by the Russian military last August amid the Ukrainian invasion of Kursk, have seen growing use lately, with the UAVs of the type now penetrating deep beyond the frontline and striking targets in the rear. Rear strikes The Russian military has continued its effort to strike Ukraine’s military rear, repeatedly hitting staging points and amassing troops. Unconventional use of anti-tank mines Assorted landmines have seen extensive use during the conflict, with the troops on both sides coming up with various unconventional ways to use the munitions. In recent months, numerous videos have emerged showing Russian forces using anti-tank mines as breacher charges, with assault troops throwing the modified explosives into buildings and entrenchments occupied by the Ukrainians. Infrastructure attacks During the season, Moscow mounted multiple large-scale long-range attacks on Ukraine’s dual-use infrastructure, targeting assorted energy and industrial facilities. - RT
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  5. [A warmonger under any other color is still a warmonger!] Trump greenlights new Ukraine weapons purchases - RT
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  6. [When you start poking the bear, you're making the biggest mistake of what's left of your sorry lives!] You'll Accept All of our TERMS Without Exception: Russia SHOCKED The West With Its HARDLINE It is reported that the attack by the Russian units was so surprising and sudden that the operators of the Ukrainian FPV drones and artillery installations did not even have time to react. As a result, Russian tanks and infantry fighting vehicles with paratroopers on board overcame a 2-kilometer distance unhindered and entered the settlement of 'Novoselka'. - BORZZIKMAN
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  7. Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova dismissed Heusgen’s speech as the climax of a “kids’ party at a mental ward.” She took issue with the historic parallels drawn by several EU officials between the current situation and the 1938 Munich Agreement, where the UK and France acquiesced to Nazi Germany’s annexation of Czechoslovakia. The EU’s message was that appeasement of Adolf Hitler was a grave error, and similarly, there should be no “appeasement” of Russian President Vladimir Putin — a sentiment Heusgen encapsulated by stating: “Putin smells weakness; he only reacts to strength.” Zakharova’s reminded readers on Monday that Putin had famously cautioned the 2007 Munich Security Conference about the dangers of NATO expansion and disregarding other nations' interests. - RT
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  8. The UK and EU cannot be part of the Ukraine peace talks, as they are incapable of negotiating, Moscow’s ambassador to the UN, Vassily Nebenzia has said. The diplomat made the comments as Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Yury Ushakov, President Vladimir Putin’s top foreign policy aide, arrived in Saudi Arabia on Monday for bilateral talks with top US diplomats, discussions to which the EU and Ukraine are not invited. “The Minsk guarantors, and in general EU states and the UK are incapable of negotiation and cannot be a party to any future agreements on regulating the Ukrainian crisis,” Nebenzia told the UN Security Council on Monday. Both are blinded by “a manic desire to defeat Russia on the battlefield at the hands of the surviving Ukrainians,” the diplomat said. Neither EU countries nor the UK are suitable to serve “as either guarantors or middlemen” to a potential ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, he added. - RT
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