Ukraine Mess

[Guntis]

 

[Guntis]

It’s odd that channels like the BBC avoid or never talk about busification in Ukraine. Nothing like it has ever happened in history, not even in Nazi Germany during World War 2. The closest thing was British press gangs, which went after sailors, but even that wasn’t the same as busification. Here random men get pulled off the street.

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[TheAddict]

Well, at least Zelensky and his jewish pals made sure to provide buses for their fellow jews to leave before forcing everyone else available to die for nothing.
Such a hero *spits on floor* .

 

[Guntis]

Well, at least Zelensky and his jewish pals made sure to provide buses for their fellow jews to leave before forcing everyone else available to die for nothing.
Such a hero *spits on floor* .

Right now, Ukraine is hanging on a financial, energy, and military lifeline, but for some actors it is all worth it. Imagine a country where the average monthly salary is around £450 before tax, and then tonns of cash start flowing in and keep coming.

For regular people that missed out to leave Ukraine, things get worse plus bombs, missiles, and drones flying about and tons of people dying. At the same time, certain characters become wealthier than ever through corruption, embezzlement, and different money making schemes.

Many of those involved in military industries, drones, equipment, etc don’t want the conflict to end soon. Imagine getting a startup grant, starting a business, and then everything suddenly stops.

Construction is one of the funniest examples. I once saw them put bits of tarmac and covering potholes in a town that Russia was constantly shelling and about to take.

Here is a similar example lol...

These examples are just from mainstream sites. Ukrainian local channels have many more stories, both big and small. Some people also share these

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Here is a typical one from locals. They talk about one of those man catchers taking 6K for not sending people to the front lines. I'd say there’s no way this grifter wants the war to end. The money’s too easy, just for a signature.

 

[Guntis]

Poles seem confused about how the generators they sent to Ukraine are already being sold, lol.

It does look suspicious that FOGO generators were listed just yesterday on olx.ua. But it could also be BS, as someone may just be selling a similar model.

 

[Guntis]

Pictured: Oleksiy Goncharenko, People's Deputy of Ukraine

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[Guntis]

This comes from an ordinary Ukrainian woman:

 

[Guntis]

From the looks of it, some weirdos out there are betting on wars (and getting fooled).

 

[Guntis]

Seems the "energy truce" that Trump brokered with Putin has ended.

 

[Guntis]

I was watching missile and drone monitoring channels until 5 in the morning, and the strikes kept going. The strike map looks crazy. Ukraine is roughly two and a half times the size of the UK. If the Russians strike the same targets again tonight on top, it would be nuts. But usually, Russian missile strikes on this scale don't happen two nights in a row, and often Ukrainians strike back.

 

[Guntis]

Rutte walks around the Darnytska Thermal Power Station

 

[Guntis]

Ukraine lab? If similar info comes from Russians, anti-Russia crowd usually calls it propaganda or fake. This is from those Epstein files. I reckon one thing is true nobody involved would ever publicly confirm the existence of such a lab if it was real and sensitive.

 

[geordiecolin]

I was watching missile and drone monitoring channels until 5 in the morning, and the strikes kept going. The strike map looks crazy. Ukraine is roughly two and a half times the size of the UK. If the Russians strike the same targets again tonight on top, it would be nuts. But usually, Russian missile strikes on this scale don't happen two nights in a row, and often Ukrainians strike back.

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One of my daughters gets totally hooked on a subject and I tell her to go take her mind off it totally because it can have an effect on her. Switch off sometime buddy

 

[Guntis]

One of my daughters gets totally hooked on a subject and I tell her to go take her mind off it totally because it can have an effect on her. Switch off sometime buddy

What do they like to read or watch? It's very easy to fall for psyops and get brainwashed. To avoid that, probably one of the best ways is to ask AI to answer objectively how SOE tactics worked and what was their black propaganda, also what propaganda German Nazis were running during WW2. Today things repeat.

 

[Guntis]

Quite a funny video. Perhaps those anti-RU actors thought that making fake horse shite could help Ukraine stop Russian missiles, bombs, artillery systems, and drones.

 

[Guntis]

The Sun paper staff went to Russia and counted all the drone operators? lol...

 

[Guntis]

This is quite an interesting topic: Russian and Ukrainian losses.

Probably not many know that Mediazona and the BBC have confirmed some Russian military deaths by name. Similarly, ualosses.org tracks Ukrainian losses, and LostArmour lists names + often with map locations and videos. No idea what Mediazona's disclaimer says, but LostArmour clearly states that its figures represent an absolute minimum.

So these sources provide verifiable data, not some random number bingo lists.

He breaks down a few things based on 2025 confirmed data.



Since neither Ukraine nor Russia’s MoDs gives accurate figures for their own side, in my opinion multiplying the verified count by 2 to 2.5 gives a logical estimate for total deaths.

Bakhmut can give us good example of high death tolls because it was the most brutal battle, with almost non stop fighting. A BBC/Mediazona investigation estimated about 19,500 Wagner fighters killed in the Bakhmut offensive over roughly 290 days. That works out to around 70 deaths per day on average in that location.

Ukrainians often claimed high kill ratios in their favour, like 4:1 to 7:1 and anti-RU sources hyped it. Wagner's Prigozhin, at the time, pushed the opposite narrative, roughly 3 Ukrainians killed for every 1 Wagner fighter.

Here it sounds more like, power over guns doesn't always mean power over pens.

 

[Guntis]

Not Ukraine but still related. This must be the biggest bumbaclot that happened today. Scientists and investigators from EU countries, including the UK, after two years of investigation, found that Navalny was killed by a deadly poison carried by a frog that lives somewhere in South America, and that only Russians could get one.

Then i saw this video quite circling around on X:



The authors message is slightly BS, but not entirely. It shows Vladimir Ashurkov, a top guy from Navalny's team at the time, just having a tea in a caffe and is interested in fundraising...

 

[TheAddict]

Even though that may be true, Russia is as good as immune from being accused of doing things. I come to this conclusion based on 2 decades of muh Russia constantly being accused of doing things.

 

[Guntis]

Even though that may be true, Russia is as good as immune from being accused of doing things. I come to this conclusion based on 2 decades of muh Russia constantly being accused of doing things.

If they wanted to kill him, he would simply be put in a cell with people who are against ones like Navalny, and the next morning he would just be brought out dead. Simple. No need for these tricks with frogs or Novichok.

The interesting part is how could anyone from abroad test anything if he died in a prison and then was buried in one of Moscow's cemeteries. Feck knows, it sounds weird as F.

It won't surprise me if they say that Epstein's island was actually in Russia, lol..

 

[Guntis]

Diesel they likely can get from Romania and Poland, but it would be crazy times if Ukraine finally pissed Hungary off and they switched the power off. Hungary is the largest supplier of electricity to Ukraine, around 40-45%.

 

[Guntis]

 

[Guntis]

Also interesting...

 

[Guntis]

 

[Guntis]

 

[Guntis]

Feels like I’ve seen that actor somewhere else.

 

[Guntis]

- Hungary says the Druzhba (friendship) pipeline is fine and Ukraine is blocking oil
- Ukraine says the pipe is damaged and repairs are needed
- The EU wants inspectors to verify the situation
- Ukraine has not yet allowed the inspection

I don't think Orban means military action here. It’s more likely about aggressive political pressure. It'll be interesting to see how it unfolds.

 

[Guntis]

 

[Guntis]

Almost weekly, there is something on Ukrainian local news about money. It's usually embezzlement, corruption, or similar money-making schemes. Papers here rarely cover these things, but this one should be a big one.

Yesterday Hungary detained seven employees of Ukrainian Oschadbank and seized two armored cars carrying about 80 million euros and around 10 kg of gold. They were coming through Hungary from Austria to Ukraine.

 

[Guntis]

Ukraine says this was a legitimate, regular transport arranged with Raiffeisen.

 

[Guntis]

This must be unusual.

Ukrainian gas station workers test whether their fuel price board has room for three-digit prices.

 

[TheAddict]

Almost weekly, there is something on Ukrainian local news about money. It's usually embezzlement, corruption, or similar money-making schemes. Papers here rarely cover these things, but this one should be a big one.

Yesterday Hungary detained seven employees of Ukrainian Oschadbank and seized two armored cars carrying about 80 million euros and around 10 kg of gold. They were coming through Hungary from Austria to Ukraine.

Probably explains why the media doesn't comment on Ukr much anymore. If they did, people would (eventually, the 'tards) ask why they don't mention the continous, obvious corruption.
But, as usual, 'tards will tune into the news and focus on whatever current bs thing is on the menu. As expected.

 

[Guntis]

Probably explains why the media doesn't comment on Ukr much anymore. If they did, people would (eventually, the 'tards) ask why they don't mention the continous, obvious corruption.
But, as usual, 'tards will tune into the news and focus on whatever current bs thing is on the menu. As expected.

Those characters are quite easy to manipulate anyway. It would be enough to tell them things like there is corruption in Ukraine, but it's Russia's fault because before, nothing like this ever happened and Ukraine was pristine, etc. No need to even explain anything.

But if needed, it's simple to publish a half-believable, half-BS story on anti-Russia sites, papers, and give it to hype around social media, and that's it, job done.

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Those Ukrainians know the money comes from abroad and there won't be a second chance...

 

[Guntis]

The UK MoD acknowledged the presence of four military equipment repair facilities in Ukraine and announced its intention to open a fifth.

It's reported that these facilities are managed by British companies under an agreement with the MoD. They employ both engineers from Britain and Ukrainians.

The deployment of these facilities in Ukraine ensures that armored vehicles and equipment will be quickly repaired and returned to the Ukrainian armed forces.

Though i don’t think the Russians care much about places like this, it still looks silly that they haven’t learned not to take pictures like this. There was even a video published, though some reports say they later deleted it. No military analysts are needed to figure out where this hangar is located. It’s enough to go through chats on Telegram and see someone dropping a location.

 

[Guntis]

There you go, here's a Romanian already mocking them..

 

[Guntis]

 

[Guntis]

This is quite an interesting topic: Russian and Ukrainian losses.

Probably not many know that Mediazona and the BBC have confirmed some Russian military deaths by name. Similarly, ualosses.org tracks Ukrainian losses, and LostArmour lists names + often with map locations and videos. No idea what Mediazona's disclaimer says, but LostArmour clearly states that its figures represent an absolute minimum.

So these sources provide verifiable data, not some random number bingo lists.

He breaks down a few things based on 2025 confirmed data.



Since neither Ukraine nor Russia’s MoDs gives accurate figures for their own side, in my opinion multiplying the verified count by 2 to 2.5 gives a logical estimate for total deaths.

Bakhmut can give us good example of high death tolls because it was the most brutal battle, with almost non stop fighting. A BBC/Mediazona investigation estimated about 19,500 Wagner fighters killed in the Bakhmut offensive over roughly 290 days. That works out to around 70 deaths per day on average in that location.

Ukrainians often claimed high kill ratios in their favour, like 4:1 to 7:1 and anti-RU sources hyped it. Wagner's Prigozhin, at the time, pushed the opposite narrative, roughly 3 Ukrainians killed for every 1 Wagner fighter.

Here it sounds more like, power over guns doesn't always mean power over pens.

HistoryLegends and Middle East Observer have launched a site that tracks personnel losses in the Ukraine–Russia war. When scraping verified data from Mediazona/BBC reports, and UALosses.org, they found quite a few duplicate entries. LostArmour’s data on Ukrainian losses had around 1% duplicates.

From the looks of it, their site

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provides the most accurate minimum count of Ukrainian and Russian soldiers confirmed killed or missing in action since 2022, based on publicly verified reports.

 

[Guntis]

 

[TheAddict]

Seeing endless videos of Ukrainians still being hunted down on the streets to die for that filthy piece of shit, zelenskey, it's so damn depressing. Nice to see at least some communities starting to band together and stand up for each other though. Too few have read the books of Solzhenitsyn, unfortunately.

 

[Guntis]

Seeing endless videos of Ukrainians still being hunted down on the streets to die for that filthy piece of shit, zelenskey, it's so damn depressing. Nice to see at least some communities starting to band together and stand up for each other though. Too few have read the books of Solzhenitsyn, unfortunately.

I usually don't watch them, most are simply too fecked up to watch. There are two more years to go for Ukraine, thanks to 90 billion... Then it's widely believed a big war will start in Europe. I saw German ideas on Welt to increase the age limit for reservists from 65 to 70 years...

 

[Guntis]

Prince Harry wants Trump to do more in Ukraine.



Why do some people in the UK have such a negative view of Harry as a person?

 

[Guntis]

Yulia Mendel, a former press secretary of the president of Ukraine, was added to the Myrotvorets website's database following the talk about Zelensky with Tucker. It is essentially a kill list...

 

[Guntis]

 

[Guntis]