Putin's bodyguards shot & killed a conscript on the shooting range in #Ryazan who approached Putin too aggressively. Putin's promo video exiting his limousine had to be redone – reportedly disclosed by FSB & Kremlin sources. Conscript witnesses + family threatened to stay silent. pic.twitter.com/Ipa8yVjC6F
— Igor Sushko (@igorsushko) October 21, 2022
RT @igorsushko: Putin’s bodyguards shot & killed a conscript on the shooting range in #Ryazan who approached Putin too aggressively. Putin’…
HUMAN SHIELDS? Anton Gerashchenko @Gerashchenko_en has rediscovered this 2014 Putin interview where he states that RU troops will deliberately use UKR citizens as cover. This may be the reason that "forced evacuations”are now occurring in Kherson. https://t.co/voN5KczTOL
— Chuck Pfarrer | Indications & Warnings | (@ChuckPfarrer) October 20, 2022
RT @ChuckPfarrer: HUMAN SHIELDS? Anton Gerashchenko @Gerashchenko_en has rediscovered this 2014 Putin interview where he states that RU tr…
https://twitter.com/shchedri/status/1583094111799676930
@BeYuIia True
https://twitter.com/shchedri/status/1583009099176103936
RT @francis_scarr: Today on Russian TV:
Ukraine has a nuclear bomb primed in Mykolaiv which it will detonate and then blame on Russia so t…
War is popular. Mass mobilisation, reduction of consumption etc. are not. Good Putin launched the war. Bad governor is forcing the disabled and fathers of 5 kids into the army. That’s exactly how people are thinking, I’m not joking. They don’t see any connection between these two
— Kamil Galeev (@kamilkazani) October 20, 2022
RT @kamilkazani: War is popular. Mass mobilisation, reduction of consumption etc. are not. Good Putin launched the war. Bad governor is for…
Putin avoids assuming personal responsibility for unpopular decisions. So he delegates them to the governors, so that people blame them, not him. Lockdowns were super unpopular. So they were delegated to governors. Same with mass mobilization and other emergency measures https://t.co/7ognLqdGdQ
— Kamil Galeev (@kamilkazani) October 20, 2022
RT @kamilkazani: Putin avoids assuming personal responsibility for unpopular decisions. So he delegates them to the governors, so that peop…
https://twitter.com/shchedri/status/1583009668317990913
RT @tweet4anna: Ukraine. Maryana Mamonova and her newborn baby daughter, who was born 25 September, 2022. Maryana spent most of her pregna…
https://twitter.com/shchedri/status/1582641329774862336
https://twitter.com/shchedri/status/1582641509790515201
#Bakhmut, Donetsk oblast https://t.co/ZBeRcn4xRi
— English Luhansk (@loogunda) October 19, 2022
RT @loogunda: #Bakhmut, Donetsk oblast
https://twitter.com/shchedri/status/1582775494067380226
“Wait until everything is Russia.”
People don’t realize how widespread this perspective is. Here is a list of popular fiction books in Russia about them taking over the world:
https://t.co/RpoyNAhOt3 https://t.co/bqHTk1yVKg
https://twitter.com/shchedri/status/1582778632027529230
RT @WarMonitor3: The battles around Bakhmut rage eastern southern and south eastern side.
Bakhmut is being shelled to the ground with indi…
Honestly if the U.S doesn’t agree to provide some form of Nuclear Deterrence to Japan/South Korea I would not blame them for looking to acquire their own Nuclear Weapons, the current threat from China and North Korea is too high for them not to.
— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) October 19, 2022
RT @sentdefender: @RealCynicalFox Honestly if the U.S doesn’t agree to provide some form of Nuclear Deterrence to Japan/South Korea I would…
⚡️Russian missile hits power plant in Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast.
A fire broke out at the Burshtyn coal-fired power station after it was hit by a Russian cruise missile on the afternoon of Oct. 19, according to Ivano-Frankivsk Governor Svitlana Onyshchuk. No casualties were reported
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) October 19, 2022
RT @KyivIndependent: ⚡️Russian missile hits power plant in Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast.
A fire broke out at the Burshtyn coal-fired power stati…
https://twitter.com/shchedri/status/1582730773261873152
During Soviet times, officials would joke: “If you beat a Polish man long enough, he becomes a Russian.”
Same thing.
“Russian” seems as much defined by a shared historic trauma as anything else.
ex: The annihilation of Grozny turned Chechens into Russians. https://t.co/MER9kkyuT9
1/ After 6 months of Russian occupation, residents of Izium, Kharkiv have finally been able to speak to @hrw about the unlawful detentions and torture they were subjected to https://t.co/ENAEjllTY9 pic.twitter.com/iDdn2vG1Gw
— Belkis Wille (@belkiswille) October 19, 2022
RT @belkiswille: 1/ After 6 months of Russian occupation, residents of Izium, Kharkiv have finally been able to speak to @hrw about the unl…
The Ukrainian defense of Bakhmut is one of many underreported epics from this war https://t.co/QTd2T9EhMy
— Business Ukraine mag (@Biz_Ukraine_Mag) October 18, 2022
RT @Biz_Ukraine_Mag: The Ukrainian defense of Bakhmut is one of many underreported epics from this war
https://twitter.com/shchedri/status/1582666665820495872
The Kozak frontier state defined itself in opposition to the repressive feudal states surrounding it, first and foremost, Muscovy Russia.
The existence of an alternative social order was far more threatening to Moscow than the Kozak sabers and muskets themselves. https://t.co/ZQCvZn1HYT
This day in 1939, Soviet forces begin to establish military and naval bases on Estonian territory. As a result, the Soviet government gradually gained control over all of Estonia. Mass political arrests, deportations, and executions followed. #WW2 pic.twitter.com/tGbLMjPToM
— WWII Pictures (@WWIIpix) October 18, 2022
RT @WWIIpix: This day in 1939, Soviet forces begin to establish military and naval bases on Estonian territory. As a result, the Soviet gov…
https://twitter.com/shchedri/status/1582636939316166658
The Russian Orthodox Church was always another tentacle of the Kremlin. https://t.co/GVGUAfpu69
