US threatens to cut intel, weapons
US threatens to cut intel, weapons
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Nov 23 2025, 01:39 PM
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there is NO WAY UKR can win this war. to continue means more will die , city s bom ed like war zone gaza. go better go for peace talk s to explore the best outcome . |
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Nov 23 2025, 03:43 PM
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They lacking bodies to hold the line nowdays , even volunteer feed up already almost 4 years of fighting Momo33 liked this post
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Nov 23 2025, 05:24 PM
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QUOTE(empyreal @ Nov 23 2025, 08:34 AM) Ukraine never even submitted any formal application to join nato until after russia invaded. The original interest to join the west was itself fuelled by russian intervention in ukrainian politics (including an attempted assassination of a presidential candidate) and the tacit support of rebels in 2014 (where suddenly 'civilian rebels' had armoured vehicles). for context, you do know that the 2014 overthrowing of president was part of US plan. There are concrete evidence that US plan the whole thing and there were recording of US official mentioned which candidate should be in the government after throwing out the president. The pro-russian narrative of what's happening is really convoluted - "eu and us wants eastern europe to be pawns, but they want them to join nato, but then always say no, but....". Even by itself it doesn't make sense - russia invaded ukraine to stop ukraine from joining nato which ukraine wasn't able to join anyway. The truth is much simpler: russia is a horrible neighbour to have and the only security you have against having a pro-kremlin leadership installed is looking west. The west doesn't want to piss off russia because nato never had any plans to invade russia (again, in spite of russian propaganda on the matter). So they help these eastern european countries as best they can while pretty much maintaining pre-war status quo. Tldr: if your neighbours hate you, maybe its just you. Russia out of their own interest , has taken steps to annex crimea. and Crimea citizen majority actual supported the Russia government compare to Ukraine government. A vote was carried out and more than 80% supported the Russia government at 2014. This is a fact. and i remember reading about a survey carried out by a UK media, 5 years after the crimea annexation, and still more than 80% of crimea citizen prefer the russia government. One of the reason crimea is important to russia is due to its location and also partly because of the citizen there. Russia use the citizen as an excuse to carry out annexation. Imagine this if Russia with concrete evidence overthrow a government at US border and place in their choice of candidate, what would happen to that country? or if china does this to a country bordering US and supplying weapon to that country? Just refer to cuban missile crisis. Cuba is not even connecting to US. US invade and launch terrorist attack on Cuba, and Cuba engage Russia for missile defence system. US found out, and gave warning to Russia and Cuba. Both of them came to the table and discuss and agreed to dismantle the cuba missile defence. What would happen if both of the country choose to ignore US warning? US was planning to launch nuclear missile on cuba if cuba ignore their warning. sorry to say this is just the rules of the world since thousands of years. Is there any other country on the America continent can have nuclear weapon other than US? why is that? because US is the superpower that restricted that NO country in North or south america continent has the right to have nuclear weapon. |
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Nov 23 2025, 07:34 PM
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When Russia was poor fxcked 3 decades ago, even they were pissed, there were nothing they can do about it.
Things changed especially year 2010+ QUOTE(empyreal @ Nov 23 2025, 10:16 AM) in the four years of this conflict, we had russian supporters on /k arguing up and down the river that the war was about geopolitics. suddenly, 'geopolitics doesnt work in this way'. look at it this way: even before the war russia already bordered nato and even have a kalininigrad enclave that's surrounded by nato. literally surrounded by the sea, poland and lithuania. no major issue between both sides for decades, and putin even pulled troops off this very, very vulnerable border to put into ukraine. 'geopolitics'? |
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Nov 23 2025, 07:54 PM
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ukraine peoples kena game by EU and Zalensky
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Nov 23 2025, 07:56 PM
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Ukraine kena game, huehue
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Nov 23 2025, 08:57 PM
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QUOTE(brian81st @ Nov 23 2025, 05:24 PM) for context, you do know that the 2014 overthrowing of president was part of US plan. There are concrete evidence that US plan the whole thing and there were recording of US official mentioned which candidate should be in the government after throwing out the president. your argument relies on an assumption that the crimean vote wasnt held under gunpoint, and that in the following years, russia didnt implement a series of demographic changes in including confiscating some people's passports and relocating citizens out (which is happening in the current conflict, so its not a stretch to imagine that its an established tactic). even the un general assembly voted 100-11 that the referendum was not valid. of course, the entire referendum was only done for domestic consumption to justify the invasion (which russia never actually confessed to, by the way, which indicates that they themselves know it wasnt legal). Russia out of their own interest , has taken steps to annex crimea. and Crimea citizen majority actual supported the Russia government compare to Ukraine government. A vote was carried out and more than 80% supported the Russia government at 2014. This is a fact. and i remember reading about a survey carried out by a UK media, 5 years after the crimea annexation, and still more than 80% of crimea citizen prefer the russia government. One of the reason crimea is important to russia is due to its location and also partly because of the citizen there. Russia use the citizen as an excuse to carry out annexation. Imagine this if Russia with concrete evidence overthrow a government at US border and place in their choice of candidate, what would happen to that country? or if china does this to a country bordering US and supplying weapon to that country? Just refer to cuban missile crisis. Cuba is not even connecting to US. US invade and launch terrorist attack on Cuba, and Cuba engage Russia for missile defence system. US found out, and gave warning to Russia and Cuba. Both of them came to the table and discuss and agreed to dismantle the cuba missile defence. What would happen if both of the country choose to ignore US warning? US was planning to launch nuclear missile on cuba if cuba ignore their warning. sorry to say this is just the rules of the world since thousands of years. Is there any other country on the America continent can have nuclear weapon other than US? why is that? because US is the superpower that restricted that NO country in North or south america continent has the right to have nuclear weapon. in any case, its a real stretch to imagine that people are happy under the years of pro-kremlin leaders following the dissolution of the ussr. most of ukraine hated russian intervention in its politics, as well as the corruption for deals to both ukrainian and russian oligarchs. people like to attribute everything to the us yet pro-russians also like to quote that ukraine is the poorest and most corrupt country in europe - of which much of that time was spent under pro-kremlin leaders. somehow they wont entertain the notion that ukrainians will revolt because of the scale of corruption, especially if you're selling out very favourable oil and gas deals to ukrainian and foreign (russian) oligarchs. funnily enough, following reforms implemented after 2014, the most corrupt country in europe now (according to Transparency) is russia. as to your last point, its the same old laughable propaganda line: russia already borders nato, and if nato wants to, they can put missile systems in existing nato members that put both moscow and st petersburg in range much closer than if they put it in kiev. but nato doesnt and doesnt plan to. contrary to pro-russians' fever dreams, the baltics havent been militarised, nor is it bristling with missiles aimed at moscow - and neither would ukraine. ironically with the war, there's a lot more western weapons and missile systems in ukraine than would have been if russia just kept it hands to itself. if the argument is that its a strategic move by russia, then its a huge fuck-up by putin, leaving russia economically and politically isolated with even more nato members at its borders, and more reliant on foreign mercenaries than its military allies (people forget that russia has its CSTO alliance, whose members dont even bother to help russia). i think pro-russians like to quote 'geopolitics' and 'reality of the world', without actually looking out the window to see what's really happening. QUOTE(70U63 @ Nov 23 2025, 07:34 PM) When Russia was poor fxcked 3 decades ago, even they were pissed, there were nothing they can do about it. when russia was poor, it actually received quite a lot of help from the west, from world bank loans to build infra to trade deals. when there was even a NATO-russia founding agreement which includes military cooperation. Things changed especially year 2010+ russia likes to paint a picture that it had its 'century of humiliation' but assistance and trade flowed better than before. in fact, the 90s was one of the few times when the UN Security Council and UN Peacekeepers were actually effective in stopping conflicts because the Permanent 5 members were generally working together. After that, however, things changed. putin came and first grozny was bombed and independent chechnya retaken. its an indicator of how russia treats its neighbours in subsequent years. COOLPINK liked this post
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Nov 23 2025, 11:16 PM
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QUOTE(empyreal @ Nov 23 2025, 08:57 PM) your argument relies on an assumption that the crimean vote wasnt held under gunpoint, and that in the following years, russia didnt implement a series of demographic changes in including confiscating some people's passports and relocating citizens out (which is happening in the current conflict, so its not a stretch to imagine that its an established tactic). even the un general assembly voted 100-11 that the referendum was not valid. of course, the entire referendum was only done for domestic consumption to justify the invasion (which russia never actually confessed to, by the way, which indicates that they themselves know it wasnt legal). if you read thru my previous comments that Ukraine constitution stated that they are a neutral state which was one of the requirement of when they declare independence. in any case, its a real stretch to imagine that people are happy under the years of pro-kremlin leaders following the dissolution of the ussr. most of ukraine hated russian intervention in its politics, as well as the corruption for deals to both ukrainian and russian oligarchs. people like to attribute everything to the us yet pro-russians also like to quote that ukraine is the poorest and most corrupt country in europe - of which much of that time was spent under pro-kremlin leaders. somehow they wont entertain the notion that ukrainians will revolt because of the scale of corruption, especially if you're selling out very favourable oil and gas deals to ukrainian and foreign (russian) oligarchs. funnily enough, following reforms implemented after 2014, the most corrupt country in europe now (according to Transparency) is russia. as to your last point, its the same old laughable propaganda line: russia already borders nato, and if nato wants to, they can put missile systems in existing nato members that put both moscow and st petersburg in range much closer than if they put it in kiev. but nato doesnt and doesnt plan to. contrary to pro-russians' fever dreams, the baltics havent been militarised, nor is it bristling with missiles aimed at moscow - and neither would ukraine. ironically with the war, there's a lot more western weapons and missile systems in ukraine than would have been if russia just kept it hands to itself. if the argument is that its a strategic move by russia, then its a huge fuck-up by putin, leaving russia economically and politically isolated with even more nato members at its borders, and more reliant on foreign mercenaries than its military allies (people forget that russia has its CSTO alliance, whose members dont even bother to help russia). i think pro-russians like to quote 'geopolitics' and 'reality of the world', without actually looking out the window to see what's really happening. when russia was poor, it actually received quite a lot of help from the west, from world bank loans to build infra to trade deals. when there was even a NATO-russia founding agreement which includes military cooperation. russia likes to paint a picture that it had its 'century of humiliation' but assistance and trade flowed better than before. in fact, the 90s was one of the few times when the UN Security Council and UN Peacekeepers were actually effective in stopping conflicts because the Permanent 5 members were generally working together. After that, however, things changed. putin came and first grozny was bombed and independent chechnya retaken. its an indicator of how russia treats its neighbours in subsequent years. According to the 2001 census, 77% of Crimean inhabitants named Russian as their native language, 11.4% – Crimean Tatar, and 10.1% – Ukrainian, so it is not strange that majority of them supported russian government. You are the one who cant accept that crimea majority supported russian government. that is why i mentioned that a UK media, actually went to did a survey themselves to know the actual consensus of the people 5 years after the annexation, which a huge majority supported the annexation. I think UK media are not holding a gun point at them during the survey. Russian government poured in huge amount of money into crimea for the people after annexation. US mentioned that they will station troops if russia invade, so this in a way further embolded ukraine to ignore russia warning. But what is the reality? Not one US troops is on the ground. Which country loses the most in this invasion? reality hits hard, if you choose to ignore geopolitics. During the start of the invasion, a peace deal was nearly stuck between Ukraine and Russia, but ukraine finally choose to not come to the table. Ask yourself would it be better if Ukraine agree to a peace deal before the invasion/ during the start of the invasion or the situation now which they are forced to follow US 28 points deal? So what you reckon Ukraine should do? continue fighting? US already gave warning, and ask Ukraine to accept the 28 point deal. techplay, KarchKiraly, and 1 other liked this post
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Nov 24 2025, 09:45 AM
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AMDK rule NAMBA 1: We are sovereign country, we can do whatever we want.... Until shxt hit the fan... They still don't want to ask themselves why Ukraine army are not in the red square now. Meanwhile, Poland and some useless EU politikus keep adding oil to the fire QUOTE(brian81st @ Nov 23 2025, 11:16 PM) if you read thru my previous comments that Ukraine constitution stated that they are a neutral state which was one of the requirement of when they declare independence. According to the 2001 census, 77% of Crimean inhabitants named Russian as their native language, 11.4% – Crimean Tatar, and 10.1% – Ukrainian, so it is not strange that majority of them supported russian government. You are the one who cant accept that crimea majority supported russian government. that is why i mentioned that a UK media, actually went to did a survey themselves to know the actual consensus of the people 5 years after the annexation, which a huge majority supported the annexation. I think UK media are not holding a gun point at them during the survey. Russian government poured in huge amount of money into crimea for the people after annexation. US mentioned that they will station troops if russia invade, so this in a way further embolded ukraine to ignore russia warning. But what is the reality? Not one US troops is on the ground. Which country loses the most in this invasion? reality hits hard, if you choose to ignore geopolitics. During the start of the invasion, a peace deal was nearly stuck between Ukraine and Russia, but ukraine finally choose to not come to the table. Ask yourself would it be better if Ukraine agree to a peace deal before the invasion/ during the start of the invasion or the situation now which they are forced to follow US 28 points deal? So what you reckon Ukraine should do? continue fighting? US already gave warning, and ask Ukraine to accept the 28 point deal. techplay liked this post
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Nov 24 2025, 10:46 AM
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QUOTE(70U63 @ Nov 24 2025, 09:45 AM) AMDK rule NAMBA 1: We are sovereign country, we can do whatever we want.... You mean like how puting simps still don't want to ask themselves why russia did not attack sweden and finland yet after they join NATO? Lol!Until shxt hit the fan... They still don't want to ask themselves why Ukraine army are not in the red square now. Meanwhile, Poland and some useless EU politikus keep adding oil to the fire Ukraine in red square? What weed are you smoking here? This post has been edited by COOLPINK: Nov 24 2025, 10:56 AM |
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Nov 24 2025, 10:49 AM
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ukraine war debt is almost impossible to pay back...
all those weapons and drones... |
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Nov 24 2025, 11:28 AM
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Trump must have receive Intel indicating Ukraine going to lose more land if this war continue, there are some news where Ukraine lost 1000 lives, Russia only lost 33 lives, if prolong this war, Ukraine male will be close to extinct
US already achieve what they want, they need to protect the mining deal and also US companies acquiring Ukraine agricultural land. Zelensky know his time will be outnumber once he sign that ceasefire deal, he will be out thrown by Ukraine parliament. Not to mention the amount of corruption inside Ukraine military, smuggle lots of weapon into black market for their own gain. |
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Nov 24 2025, 01:09 PM
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Ukraine bukan winning?
Russia is losing, that's why they only occupied 20% of Ukraine. QUOTE(COOLPINK @ Nov 24 2025, 10:46 AM) |
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Nov 24 2025, 01:24 PM
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Taiwan, Japan and ect - U see la, u see la.
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Nov 24 2025, 02:10 PM
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QUOTE(70U63 @ Nov 24 2025, 01:09 PM) Puting simps still syok sendiri spouting ukraine can win.So when russia world number 2 military going to sapu ukraine? Or issit russia world number 3 now? lol! This post has been edited by COOLPINK: Nov 24 2025, 02:10 PM |
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Nov 24 2025, 03:06 PM
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the whole plan by USA or Nato is well conceived to have proxy war against russia but miscalculated support from BRICS .
China and India plays a big role in supporting russia in term of militarily and financially. while NK actually enriched themselves in term of weapon precision and advanced module update . All russian allies namely Iran, NK, Venezuela got instant upgrade militarily due to Ukraine war. USA has to please Russia, u can play proxy war in Ukr, Russia can play using Iran vs Israel or Venezuela |
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Nov 24 2025, 03:34 PM
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So thursday can masuk market or not?
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Nov 25 2025, 03:22 AM
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Ukraine War: EU Makes 8 Key Changes to US Peace Proposal
The European leaders together with US officials have discussed yesterday in Geneva the US “28 points peace plan”. The EU leaders wanted to voice their concerns with specific points of the plan and present their own vision. After the talks have been concluded, the EU leaders have published the full text of their proposed changes. Donald Tusk has stated that it’s important to know who has authored the initial peace plan. |
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Nov 25 2025, 09:27 PM
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The Parties Ignored Trump's Plan⚠️The Situation Near Siversk & Huliaipole is Critical🚨 MS 2025.11.25
This video describes the military situation in Ukraine on the 25th of November 2025 Waiting for the imminent collapse of the Russian economy parroted by the /k Russian expert that will bring defeat to RUSSIA. 😉 ![]() |
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Nov 25 2025, 11:29 PM
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Russia Has Just REJECTED European "Counter Offer" As Zelensky's Ultimatum LOOMS
Russia has rejected the European counter proposal to the US “28 points peace plan”. Yuri Ushakov has stated that Russia was willing to discuss the initial US plan, but that the European counter proposal “absolutely does not suit Russia”. Donald Trump has threatened to stop military assistance to Ukraine unless Ukraine and its European allies find a way to work out a deal with Moscow. There are reports from the White House, including a statement from Caroline Levitt saying that Donald Trump is very serious about stopping military assistance to Ukraine. Emmanuel Macron has once again stated that only the Europeans should decide what to do with the Russian frozen assets, since the assets have been frozen in Europe. On Wednesday 26 November, the EU Foreign Affairs Council will hold an extraordinary meeting in order to discuss the peace plan for Ukraine and the EU’s role in it. |
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