Another Putin Disaster
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UPDATED: Wednesday, August 26, 2026 22:07
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Russia blocks Alexei Navalny's website over investigation of oligarch linked to Trump aide
Russia has blocked the popular website of opposition leader Alexei Navalny over his investigation of an oligarch connected to former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/02/15/russia-blocks-alexei-navaln
ys-website-investigation-oligarch/
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Question, does sig and 1kiki realize in firefly, Russia no longer exists. Ain't that a kick in the head.
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Full List of Russian Twitter Bots Banned In Election Meddling Probe, it's 65 pages long.
Hey rappy, hellooooo
https://democrats-intelligence.house.gov/uploadedfiles/exhibit_b.pdf
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Putin: Grand deal now, or Syrian bust. Putin has to act now or Russia will implode.
In December 2017, Putin proudly stated to Russian servicemen in the western Syrian Hmeimim Air Base, “In just over two years, Russia’s armed forces and the Syrian army have defeated the most battle-hardened group of international terrorists.” It’s three months later, and Putin’s all-too-rosy December 2017 “mission accomplished” has melted in the February 2018 reality that the “mission has just started.” What’s worse is that when it comes to Iran, Putin has realized he created an Islamic Frankenstan that now threatens the very elements that brought Russia into the Syria war to begin with: To control Syria. Putin needs to cut a Grand Deal with Trump immediately, before Russian's Syria venture explodes in his face.
In the current state of Russian-American meltdown, how can such a Grand Deal be made? There is the Mueller probe, the Ukraine, sanctions, aggressive Russian military moves, NATO expansion. Where to start?
Putin has dug himself into a deep economic and strategic catastrophe. A recent article related that while an average salary in in Russia is now roughly $670 a month, Russia is paying its unofficial mercenaries in Syria $4,600 a month. The $670 Russian domestic wage in comparison with the $4,600 paid for being in the Syrian death warrant chasm is the ultimate indictment of Putin as a total failure, in domestic as well as international affairs. It is a symptom of the approaching total collapse and implosion of Russia. Putin is paying $4,600 a month to soldiers who will ignominiously and anonymously die in an undeclared international war with no real Russian strategic goal and domestically, Putin’s citizens can’t find a job in Mother-Russia for an eighth of the Syrian salary. This is a symptom of total system failure that Putin ignores at his own peril.
Where to start? Russia must take the first step and cede all of eastern Syria to the United States' Syrian allies. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Larov recently attacked the US for recent steps that he claimed "look more and more like a part of a course to create a quasi-state of sorts on a large chunk of Syrian territory. Autonomous, independent from Damascus governing bodies are being created in this territory, money keeps flowing there to keep them functional. Law enforcement, created there, is receiving weaponry.”
http://www.israelnationalnews.com/Articles/Article.aspx/21723
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Former Russian spy critically ill in Britain after exposure to unidentified substance- source
Police said two people had been found unconscious on a bench on Sunday in the city of Salisbury. They were being treated for "suspected exposure to an unknown substance" and they remained critically ill, police said.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/former-russian-spy-critically-ill
-in-britain-after-exposure-to-unidentified-substance-source/ar-BBJTTJA?li=AA4Zpp&ocid=spartanntp
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Sweden plans to build more bunkers amid fears of Russian aggression
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/sweden-plans-build-more-bunkers-ami
d-fears-russian-aggression-n849821
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The F-35 could dismantle Russia's Su-57 'stealth' jet program without even firing a shot
Russia is struggling to fund its new Su-57 fifth-generation fighter jet, and have only ordered 12 of the jets while the US ramps up its sales and production of the F-35 — a direct competitor.
Specifically, the US and India have engaged in some preliminary talks about selling the F-35, when India was initially a key investor in the Su-57 project.
Russia's Su-57 is still in a theoretical stage with few airframes built and new engines and weapons integration sorely lacking, but the F-35 is ready to sell
http://www.businessinsider.com/f-35-sales-russia-threat-su-57-stealth-
jet-2018-3
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U.N. Panel Links Russia to Potential War Crime in Syria
GENEVA — United Nations investigators have linked Russian forces to a possible war crime in Syria for the first time, reporting on Tuesday that a Russian plane was responsible for airstrikes on a market last year that killed scores of civilians.
The plane carried out a series of attacks in November on the town of Al Atarib, west of Aleppo, killing at least 84 people and injuring more than 150, the United Nations Commission of Inquiry on Syria said.
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/06/world/middleeast/syria-russia-un-wa
r-crimes.html
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