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HAL is eager to collaborate with Russia on new aircraft models, emphasizing our strong friendship. Our partnership dates back to the 1960s, with successful projects like the MiG-21 and Su-30MKI. Recently, Russia's Rosoboronexport has offered us advanced Su-57 fighter jets and support for developing our own aircraft. The Su-57, featuring stealth capabilities and hypersonic speed, is designed to dominate various combat scenarios and made a significant impression at Aero India 2025.

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🚨🇮🇳🇷🇺 INDIA'S HAL READY TO COLLABORATE WITH RUSSIA ON NEW AIRCRAFT MODELS HAL's spokesperson confirms no issues in working with Russia: “We consider Russia a big friend.“ 🧵👇 https://t.co/o2I1v4BjfZ

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1️⃣HAL & Russia have collaborated since the 1960s in aviation, including producing MiG-21, MiG-27, and Su-30MKI under Russian licenses. https://t.co/bV1IF0GujG

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2️⃣Russian "Rosoboronexport" is offering India the cutting-edge Su-57 fighter jets & assistance in developing homegrown aircraft. https://t.co/pHO34dsBzk

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3️⃣ With stealth features & hypersonic speed, Su-57 is a game-changer, aimed at dominating air, land, and sea targets. https://t.co/sFgMNPa9TH

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4️⃣The Su-57 stole the show at Aero India 2025, capturing India's full attention. https://t.co/ItrVIPESe5

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Posted - September 28, 2025 at 9:49 AM

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The US often labels nations that assert their independence as needing to be 'fixed,' while it pursues its interests at their expense. India exemplifies this by firmly rejecting US tariff pressures, continuing its oil trade with Russia to ensure energy security, and proceeding with the S-400 deal despite threats. Historically, India has maintained its sovereignty, refusing to sign treaties under US sanctions and investing in projects like Chabahar port despite US opposition. While part of the QUAD, India remains cautious about formal military alliances.

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🚨🇺🇸 US paints nations that DARE to think for themselves as needing 'fixing' Yet the US itself often acts against other nations’ interests. 🇮🇳 So, how do you respond? India has mastered the art of saying 'NO' 🧵👇 https://t.co/A7ClLkwK1f

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🚨🇮🇳🇺🇸 'We must FIX India' - US Commerce Sec Howard Lutnick "These are countries that need to really react correctly to America, open their markets, stop taking actions that harm America." https://t.co/fWNWTSFIGX

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Speaker says there are a bunch of countries to fix, naming Switzerland, Brazil, and India. They state these countries "need to really react correctly to America, open their markets, stop taking actions that harm America." The speaker implies these issues put the nations at odds with the United States, saying, "And that's why we're off sides with them." The core point is urging these countries to adjust trade policies to align with U.S. interests and curb actions perceived as harmful, otherwise relations are strained. This framing suggests a strategic priority on market access and protective measures, with the speaker treating these countries as key examples among several that require corrective responses.

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Speaker 0: We have we have a bunch of countries to fix, like Switzerland, Brazil. Right? It's got an issue. India. These are countries that need to really react correctly to America, open their markets, stop taking actions that harm America. And that's why we're off sides with them.

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🇮🇳🇺🇸INDIA'S RESPONSE TO U.S. TARIFF PRESSURES The US levied 50% tariffs on Indian goods in an effort to pressure India to end its beneficial oil trade with Russia. India has continued importing Russian crude, prioritising its own energy security. 2/7 https://t.co/ucW1kIcu7V

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The speaker expresses disappointment that India would be buying so much oil from Russia, saying, "I've I've been very disappointed that India would be buying so much oil, as you know, from Russia," and adding, "And I let them know that." He states, "We put a very big tariff on India, 50% tariff, very high tariff." He emphasizes his good relations with Modi: "I get along very well with Modi, as you know. He's great." He notes Modi "was here a couple of months ago," and recalls, "In fact, we went to the Rose Garden and it was the grass."

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Speaker 0: I don't think we have. You know, I've I've been very disappointed that India would be buying so much oil, as you know, from Russia. And I let them know that. We put a very big tariff on India, 50% tariff, very high tariff. I get along very well with Modi, as you know. He's great. He was here a couple of months ago. In fact, we went to the Rose Garden and it was the grass

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🇷🇺 S-400 DEAL Despite US threats and warnings, India went ahead with the Russian S-400 deal in 2018. US blinked — no sanctions imposed. The recent India-Pakistan escalation demonstrated exactly why India needed that Russian defense system. 3/7 https://t.co/ARELPKojx4

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🇷🇺RUSSIA OIL IMPORTS Following the Ukraine conflict, India significantly increased its imports of Russian oil despite US and EU pressure. Secured energy needs. 4/7 https://t.co/FDQEvf5K7h

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Hindi (original language summary): उस समय रूस से तेल न लेने के दबाव के बीच, कहा गया कि अगर हम तेल नहीं लेते तो कहां से लेंगे, उनके तेल की ज़रूरत थी; हम वही जगह जाते थे जहां दुनिया जा रही थी—खाड़ी में और Africa के कुछ देश शामिल थे; अगर सप्लाई कम हो जाए तो तेल की कीमत बढ़ जाती है; वही ₹one hundred लीटर सवा सौ रुपए वन जाता था; जनता पर दबाव के बीच मैंने स्थिति केंद्रित रखने की कोशिश की क्योंकि मुझे प्रधानमंत्री से स्पष्ट इंस्ट्रक्शन मिला कि देखिए भारत का कंज्यूमर है उसका हित है उसको आप केंद्र में रखें English translation: At that time there was a lot of pressure not to buy oil from Russia, and if we did not take their oil, where would we get it from; their oil was needed; we went to the places where the world was going—the Gulf and some other countries, and Africa; what happens—does oil price rise; if supply becomes less, the same ₹one hundred per liter would become ₹150 per liter; during that pressure, how did you keep your position in public? I kept the position because I had very clear instructions from the Prime Minister that look, India's consumer has its interest and you must keep it at the center.

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Speaker 0: आप जानते हैं कि उस समय हम पर बहुत दबाव था कि हम रूस से तेल न लें अ कि अगर हम तेल नहीं लेते थे है तो हम कहां से लेते तेल उनके तेल के तो ज़रूरत थी हम वही जगह जाते हैं जहां दुनिया जा रही थी वह खाड़ी में जो और कुछ और दो तीन देश और है Africa में है है तो क्या होता तेल की कीमत बढ़ जाती है कि अगर आप ₹one hundred आज देने हैं तो अगर supply कम हो जाता है यह तो मंे बात तो अब यह है कि वही ₹one hundred लीटर सवा सौ रुपए वन जाता था कि उस समय पर जब लोगों ने कहा कि आप इतना दबाव था अब public में कैसे अपने position रखा मैंने position रखा क्योंकि मुझे बहुत साफ इंस्ट्रक्शन से प्रधानमंत्री से कि देखिए भारत का कंज्यूमर है उसका हित है उसको आप केंद्र में रखें

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🇮🇳🚀NUCLEAR SOVEREIGNTY (1998) Despite US sanctions after Pokhran-II nuclear tests, India refused to sign the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT). It held its ground, and eventually, the US came around with the Indo-US nuclear deal (2008) — on India’s terms. 5/7 https://t.co/zgb5iazyzC

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Today at 15 45 hours, India conducted 3 underground रुपया test in the बोखन range. These test conducted today with efficient device, a low oil device, and a thermo nuclear device. The major is are aligned with the success value. Measurements have also confirmed that there was no reading of radio activity into the mafia. These were contained explosions like the experiment conducted in May 19 74. I warmly congratulate the scientists and engineers who have carried out these successful test. Thank you very much indeed. I am not replying to any questions now. The official you this evening and then you can put all your personal surgeon. Thank you.

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Speaker 0: Today at 15 45 hours, India conducted 3 underground रुपया test in the बोखन range. These test conducted today with efficient device, a low oil device, and a thermo nuclear device. The major is are aligned with the success value. Measurements have also confirmed that there was no reading of radio activity into the mafia. These were contained explosions like the experiment conducted in May 19 74. I warmly congratulate the scientists and engineers who have carried out these successful test. Thank you very much indeed. I am not replying to any questions now. The official you this evening and then you can put all your personal surgeon. Thank you.

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🇮🇷 CHABAHAR PORT While US pressured countries to isolate Iran, India kept investing in Chabahar port for access to Afghanistan & Central Asia. 6/7 https://t.co/i72EyysZ5L

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❌NO TO NATO-LINKED ALLIANCES India participates in the QUAD with the US, Japan, and Australia but carefully avoids formal military alliances or joining NATO-linked structures. 7/7 https://t.co/vBoT6CVUrG

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Posted - September 19, 2025 at 1:34 PM

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The US has revoked the 2018 sanction waiver for Chabahar Port, prompting India to evaluate the implications. Chabahar is vital as it connects India to Afghanistan and Central Asia, allowing trade without passing through Pakistan. Plans to link it with the International North South Transport Corridor (INSTC) aim to enhance trade efficiency, significantly reducing delivery times and costs. This development not only boosts trade but also strengthens India's geopolitical influence in the region, reinforcing its strategic presence on the global stage.

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🚨🇮🇳🇮🇷 India-Iranian Chabahar Port under ATTACK The US has revoked the 2018 sanction waiver for Chabahar Port, and India is now assessing the potential impact. Here’s why Chabahar is crucial for India 🧵👇 https://t.co/ew3L6T1Pkx

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🇮🇳♟️STRATEGIC GATEWAY FOR INDIA Chabahar connects India to Afghanistan, Central Asia, and the broader Eurasian region. It's a lifeline for trade and strategic influence, bypassing Suez Canal and ensuring India’s presence in key markets. 2/6 https://t.co/4ozqCqveX7

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🇵🇰🙅‍♂️ BYPASSING PAKISTAN With Chabahar, India can bypass Pakistan, establishing direct access to Afghanistan and Central Asia. It secures a route for trade and energy without geopolitical hurdles. 3/6 https://t.co/YaQffUM68Z

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📌 LINKING TO INSTC Plans are underway to integrate Chabahar Port with the International North South Transport Corridor (INSTC), facilitating trade between India, Russia, and other countries via Iran. 4/6 https://t.co/atvacI2yIW

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🚚 CUTTING DELIVERY TIMES The connection of Chabahar to INSTC massively reduces delivery times. ⌛ Imagine moving goods from Mumbai to Moscow in almost HALF the time and 30% cheaper than the Suez route. 5/6 https://t.co/sgQfnt7tBV

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🌐 GEOPOLITICAL LEVERAGE The port’s development is more than trade—it's a geopolitical move. 🇮🇳🇮🇷 Strengthening ties with Iran and expanding India’s influence in the region is a key step toward securing India's future in global geopolitics. 6/6 https://t.co/ulBXX3obzW

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Posted - September 18, 2025 at 2:58 PM

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Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have signed a significant defense pact, which states that any aggression against one will be viewed as aggression against both, emphasizing joint deterrence across all military means. In terms of military capabilities, Pakistan ranks 12th globally with a larger active and reserve personnel count, while Saudi Arabia ranks 24th. Pakistan's defense budget is $9 billion compared to Saudi Arabia's $78 billion. Both countries differ in ground, air, and naval forces, with Pakistan having a notable advantage in manpower and nuclear capabilities.

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🚨🇵🇰🤝🇸🇦 Pakistan and Saudi Arabia signed a landmark defence pact. What does it mean in practice? And how do both sides’ military capabilities stack up? Let’s break it down🧵👇 https://t.co/pVGR18HMAI

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📝 KEY DETAILS The pact states: ◾️Any aggression against either country shall be considered an act of aggression against both ◾️Joint deterrence encompasses ALL military means 2/9 https://t.co/V28t6341t9

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⭐ MILITARY POWER RANKINGS 🇵🇰 Pakistan: Ranked 12th globally in the Global Firepower Index 2025. 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia: Ranked 24th globally. 3/9 https://t.co/22d081egPz

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🪖 MANPOWER Active Personnel Pakistan: 654,000 Saudi Arabia: 257,000 Reserve Personnel Pakistan: 550,000 Saudi Arabia: 0 Paramilitary Forces Pakistan: 500,000 Saudi Arabia: 150,000 Available Manpower Pakistan: 108.5 million Saudi Arabia: 19 million 4/9 https://t.co/WucUWLkmMU

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🛡️💰 DEFENCE BUDGET 🇵🇰 Pakistan: $9 Billion 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia: $78 Billion 5/9 https://t.co/InGnmvuXvL

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🪖GROUND FORCES 🇵🇰 Pakistan Tanks: 3,742 Armored Vehicles: 50,523 Artillery: Towed: 9,719 Self-Propelled: 752 systems MLRS (Rocket): 600 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia Tanks: 840 Armored Vehicles: 19,040 Artillery: Towed: 467 Self-Propelled: 332 MLRS: 321 6/9 https://t.co/ZcESRWmBTY

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✈️ AIR FORCES 🇵🇰 Pakistan ◾️Total Aircraft: 1,399 ◾️Fighters: 328 ◾️Helicopters: 373 ◾️Attack Helicopters: 57 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia ◾️Total Aircraft: 917 ◾️Fighters: 283 ◾️Helicopters: 264 ◾️Attack Helicopters: 24 7/9 https://t.co/6w2MJ8WwPL

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⚓ NAVAL FORCES 🇵🇰 Pakistan Total Assets: 121 Frigates: 9 Corvettes: 9 Mine Warfare Vessels: 3 Patrol Vessels: 69 Submarines: 8 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia Total Assets: 32 Frigates: 7 Corvettes: 9 Mine Warfare Vessels: 3 Patrol Vessels: 9 Submarines: 0 8/9 https://t.co/MIPWZtZevW

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☢️ NUCLEAR CAPABILITIES 🇵🇰 Pakistan Warheads: 170 Delivery Systems: Shaheen (2,000 km), Babur 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia Warheads: 0 9/9 https://t.co/beZWU0bm9D

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Posted - September 17, 2025 at 2:47 PM

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I believe the US has made a significant error by alienating India, a rapidly growing economy. As the US faces economic challenges, including a potential recession and rising debt, it becomes increasingly clear that maintaining strong ties with India is crucial. India is vital for US market share and labor, especially in tech and manufacturing. Despite claims to the contrary, American products are prevalent in India. The US should prioritize cooperation with India to foster mutual growth and avoid pushing it closer to rivals like China and Russia. A more respectful approach could enhance US-India relations significantly.

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🚨🇮🇳🇺🇸 Alienating India, the world’s most populous country and the fastest growing large economy, was a fatal fumble by the US. That’s why the US appears to be backtracking on its trade war against India. Thread by @Kanthan2030🧵👇 https://t.co/iCy3TCd0C5

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🇺🇸⚔️ While objective geopolitical analysts are discussing the Asian Century, delusional American elites are waging diplomatic and economic wars of choice on multiple fronts against allies and rivals alike in Asia and Europe to Latin America. 📉 All this is happening when the US economy is wobbly. Consider the following stats: · The chance of the US economy entering recession is the highest since the COVID pandemic and the 2008 financial crisis. The US might even be entering stagflation, a terrible prospect. · Key US sectors such as manufacturing, construction and transportation are already in recession · While US tariffs were supposed to create a renaissance in American manufacturing, the sector has lost 40,000+ jobs since the “liberation day” in April. · Americans are falling behind in payments of credit card, auto loans and student loans at an alarming rate. Also, Google search for “help with mortgage” is the highest since the 2008 financial crisis. · US debt is growing at an unsustainable pace. Budget deficit for fiscal year 2025 will be more than $2 trillion – or a staggering 7% of GDP. · The US dollar index has fallen 11% this year, while gold has spiked 40%. Why? Loss of confidence. 🤔🇮🇳 Given these facts, can the US really afford to wreck its relations with India, soon to be the third largest economy in the world? 2/10

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🇮🇳🇺🇸 India is crucial for the US in many ways. Let’s start with the market and labor, two vital considerations for America Inc. Market share is paramount for three reasons: Profits, Future Opportunities, and Preventing Competition. 📈 These are especially relevant in India, whose economy is growing at 6-8% per year, and the middle class is exploding. Thus, market share in the Indian economy is very desirable. For example, if Google Search is popular in India, Google can then leverage its market share to sell other products from its portfolio – Gmail, YouTube, Google Pay etc. 🚫 More importantly, Google gets to block competitors from China. Without Google, Chinese companies like TikTok (ByteDance), Baidu, AliPay etc. will occupy the tech vacuum. Similarly, in defense, when India buys Russian missile defense systems, that opens the door to Russian fighter jets. 👉 The synergy and the multiplying factor in the ecosystem of any sector are powerful. 3/10

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🇮🇳💼🇺🇸 The US economy is also highly dependent on Indian labor – both for manually intensive manufacturing such as assembling iPhone and software (IT) development. While the MAGA crowd may be unhappy with this outsourcing, US corporations have become highly dependent on India. For example, by next year, all the iPhones sold in the US would be assembled in India. The US cannot easily shift this base elsewhere. 🇨🇳 Plus, with the geopolitical imperative to decouple from China, the US’ dependency on India will only keep increasing. 🧠 Finally, regarding labor, immigration of the smartest minds from India offers enormous benefits to the US economy. Indian immigrants rank #1 in American tech startups and immigrant billionaires. 4/10

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🇺🇸🗣️ Some in Washington DC like to say, “India buys nothing from us.” What a weird claim! Have they ever been to India? American products and stores are everywhere in India – food/drink items such as Coca Cola and Lay’s, restaurant chains like KFC and Starbucks, apparel/sports shops like Polo and Nike… literally thousands of American brands can be seen everywhere in India. 💻 In IT, it’s almost all American – Microsoft, Google, Oracle, Dell… the list goes on. The entire e-commerce market in India is virtually monopolized by Amazon and Walmart (Flipkart). 💰US investors and venture capital firms also have a huge presence in India. Most successful startups in India have Americans as the largest shareholders. 👉So, yes, India has a small trade surplus with the US, but the big picture math works out in favor of the US. 5/10

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🇺🇸🇮🇳 With all the facts discussed above, the US should be grateful that India is not retaliating. 🤔 Imagine if the Indian government levies extra tax on American companies operating in India. That would rock the US stock market. 🇮🇳🇨🇳 Also, the US has benefited a lot from India-China friction. But if India reverses its policies and allows Chinese companies like Huawei, Alibaba, DeepSeek, Shein, TikTok, WeChat etc. to compete with American companies, the latter would feel a lot of pain. Americans talk about the free market, but hate competition in reality. 6/10

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🌐🇺🇸 While the rise of a multipolar world and multilateral organizations such as BRICS are inevitable, the US seems determined to accelerate these geopolitical phenomena. Unnecessarily insulting the Indian economy as “dead” or imposing 50% tariffs on Indian goods or demonizing India for buying Russian oil are all imperialist and arrogant actions that will push India towards China and closer to Russia. (Those are good things for the world, but bad from the US Empire’s perspective). 🇷🇺🇮🇳🇨🇳 If Russia, India and China form an alliance, it will be the end of US primacy at least in Asia, which is the growth engine of the world. America’s so-called “Pivot to Asia” will come to an end. And if Europeans wake up from their stupor and join RIC, it will herald the Eurasian century of prosperity and peace. 7/10

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☝️In geopolitics, there are two existential rules: 1) Have as many friends as possible 2) Have as few enemies as possible 🇺🇸🥴 The US is doing the opposite. It’s hurting friends like India, Europe, Japan and South Korea, while creating new enemies – like Russia and China. 📒 The Empire managers in Washington are too obsessed with primacy and the old playbook of divide-and-rule. 8/10

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🇺🇸😵‍💫 While the MAGA movement is not wrong about the perils of de-industrialization, their approach of trade wars and tariffs is misguided. 🇨🇳📈 Look how China transformed itself into a manufacturing powerhouse over the last three decades. Did China whine and complain about the “unfair” world? Did China try to force other countries to buy Chinese goods? No, No. 💰 Moreover, the US needs to realize that if it wants the dollar to be the global currency, it must run trade deficits. Wall Street, which runs America, decided to move into services many decades ago. Thus, if the US President wants to change America, he must get the buy-in from the financial masters. Else, all his trade wars and tariffs will only hurt America. 🇺🇸🚩 For example, since the tariffs were introduced, aluminum producers in the US have increased the prices by 50%. They did not use the protectionist policies to build more factories, hire more Americans, and increase production. That is the problem with American capitalism. 9/10

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Largest five g enabled car manufacturing plant. Utilizing 44 industry leading manufacturing technologies, the plant has achieved 100% automation for all key processes with over 500 robotic arms in the welding workshop and more than 150 on the flexible production line. The description emphasizes the scale and automation level of the facility, noting the integration of the specified technologies and the substantial robotic workforce dedicated to welding and the flexible production line. According to the transcript, the plant's capabilities are framed around automation, advanced manufacturing technologies, and a high density of robotic arms. The figures illustrate a focus on welding automation and flexibility in production processes.

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Speaker 0: Largest five g enabled car manufacturing plant. Utilizing 44 industry leading manufacturing technologies, the plant has achieved 100% automation for all key processes with over 500 robotic arms in the welding workshop and more than a 150 on the flexible production line.

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🇮🇳🇺🇸 In conclusion, the US needs India more than the other way around. 🧠If the US were smart, it would help India’s economic growth and support India’s strategic autonomy. A peaceful and prosperous India will benefit American corporations. And a non-bullying America will earn the love and trust of even more Indians, who are generally very pro-USA. 🇷🇺🇮🇳 The US should study how Russia manages its relations with India – diplomacy, patience, focus on win-win opportunities, and long-term strategic cooperation. 🇨🇳👀 The US must also study China on how to work with the Global South – collaboration, investment in infrastructure, and treating others with respect. 👉 Gone are the days of “My way or the highway.” 10/10

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Posted - September 17, 2025 at 1:37 PM

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I explored the historical context of tariffs and trade wars, drawing parallels between Japan's rise in the 80s and today's economic landscape. After WWII, Japan gained access to American technology, which they improved upon, leading to a surge in global competitiveness. However, this dominance sparked backlash in the US, culminating in the Plaza Accord, which devalued the dollar. Japan's subsequent economic bubble burst, leaving many companies stagnant. Today, while China navigates trade tensions with more control, Japan's tech innovation has waned, reflecting a long-term struggle.

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🚨🇺🇸 Ever wondered why Trump BIGS UP tariffs? 🇯🇵 In the 80s, everyone had Japanese tech: VHS players, cameras, cars. Japan was the world’s factory. The West panicked — tariffs, trade wars… Sounds like déjà vu, doesn’t it? This story gets to the HEART of it 🧵👇 https://t.co/URt93Tss2W

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🇯🇵 After WWII, Japan was flooded with technology from the West — but it wasn’t free. The US needed Japan as a bulwark against communism, with China and the USSR as neighbours. So, Japan was given access to American patents, technology, and investments. 2/17 https://t.co/NxTb1aPtar

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📈 Japanese companies didn’t just adopt these technologies — they improved them. Fast forward a few years, and Japan’s products were flooding the global market. From TVs to cars, video players to cameras, the Japanese made it cheaper and better. 3/17 3/17 https://t.co/3SkfnKzf9Z

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🚘 In the 1970s, US-made cars were still flying off the shelves. But just 15 years later, Japanese car manufacturers were in the top 5 in the US market. This video shows Americans publicly destroying Japanese cars, believing they're losing their jobs because of them.👇 4/17

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🇺🇸 US President Ronald Reagan didn’t hold back, slamming Japan for its dominance. The US threatened Japan with tariffs, trade wars, and restricted access to American technology. Sounds familiar, doesn’t it? 5/17 https://t.co/zPu5M3fjVt

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I have also ordered The United States trade representative to accelerate the ongoing cases of common market restrictions of canned fruit and Japanese prohibitions on imports of our leather and leather footwear. But I believe more must be done. I am therefore today announcing that I have instructed Ambassador Yeiter to maintain a constant watch and to take action in those instances of unfair trade that will disadvantage American businesses and workers.

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Speaker 0: I have also ordered The United States trade representative to accelerate the ongoing cases of common market restrictions of canned fruit and Japanese prohibitions on imports of our leather and leather footwear. But I believe more must be done. I am therefore today announcing that I have instructed Ambassador Yeiter to maintain a constant watch and to take action in those instances of unfair trade that will disadvantage American businesses and workers.

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🇺🇸🇯🇵 Trump at the time, ironically, was complaining that Japan wasn't buying enough American goods — they were too expensive 6/17 https://t.co/AgSCp43v7L

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And yet we we let Japan come in and dump everything right into our markets and everything. It's not free trade. If you ever go to Japan right now and try to sell something, forget about it, Albert. Just forget about it. It's almost impossible. They don't have laws against it. They just make it impossible. They come over here. They sell their cars, their VCRs. They knock the hell out of our companies.

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Speaker 0: And yet we we let Japan come in and dump everything right into our markets and everything. It's not free trade. If you ever go to Japan right now and try to sell something, forget about it, Albert. Just forget about it. It's almost impossible. They don't have laws against it. They just make it impossible. They come over here. They sell their cars, their VCRs. They knock the hell out of our companies.

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🏨 The real twist occurred in September 1985 at the Plaza Hotel in New York. Representatives from the US, UK, France, Germany, and Japan gathered to negotiate currency rates. 7/17 https://t.co/WVsy5BrqsR

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To head off the threatened protectionism, Baker picked New York's Plaza Hotel as the site for secret monetary diplomacy. In 1985, finance ministers and central bankers from the g five, the big industrial nations, gathered for a high-stakes meeting. Their surprise decision was the Plaza Accord. Germany. An agreement to sell dollars on worldwide currency markets in an effort to send the dollar and American export prices down. That gathering signaled a coordinated step by major economies to manage currency movements in order to influence trade conditions. Such measures, taken in a collective framework, illustrate how policymakers in wealthy nations used currency policy to influence markets.

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Speaker 0: To head off the threatened protectionism, Baker picked New York's Plaza Hotel as the site for secret monetary diplomacy. A 1985 gathering of finance ministers and central bankers from the g five, the big industrial nations. Their surprise decision, the Plaza Accord. Germany. An agreement to sell dollars on worldwide currency markets in an effort to send the dollar and American export prices down.

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💵 At the time, the US dollar was exceptionally strong, making American goods less competitive. So, the participants of the Plaza Accord agreed to devalue the dollar to make US exports more affordable and strengthen the Japanese yen. 8/17 https://t.co/uyCrmwY20j

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In the early eighties, the US dollar floated high against the Japanese yen and German Deutsche Mark, buoyed by the Reagan era combination of tight money and a high budget deficit. That was good news for Japan and Germany because the high dollar meant a low yen in Deutsche Mark, and low prices for Japanese and German exports. More sales and more jobs. But the high dollar was bad news for The US. Higher export prices, declining sales, lost jobs, and calls for government protection. As Ronald Reagan's treasury secretary, James Baker believed that free markets made their best choices without government interference.

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Speaker 0: In the early eighties, the US dollar floated high against the Japanese yen and German Deutsche Mark, buoyed by the Reagan era combination of tight money and a high budget deficit. That was good news for Japan and Germany because the high dollar meant a low yen in Deutsche Mark, and low prices for Japanese and German exports. More sales and more jobs. But the high dollar was bad news for The US. Higher export prices, declining sales, lost jobs, and calls for government protection. As Ronald Reagan's treasury secretary, James Baker believed that free markets made their best choices without government interference.

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💴 The Japanese yen started to soar much faster than anyone expected. Suddenly, Japanese goods like TVs, cars, and cameras weren’t cheap anymore. The Japanese economy was on fire, and they were flaunting it — buying Hollywood studios, even hiring stars for ads. 9/17 https://t.co/J3vUSVSgKW

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🫧 Then came the bubble. Five years of unchecked financial growth, and Japan’s economy was like a soap bubble, ready to burst. The aftermath? A period of stagnation that Japan is still trying to recover from. 10/17 https://t.co/TFhlxCStbd

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Speaker 0: Rising sun, a shadow fell. A tale of prosperity turned to a summer spell. The bubble streets were cold. Family struggling stories left untold.

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Speaker 0: Rising sun, a shadow fell. A tale of prosperity turned to a summer spell. The bubble streets were cold. Family struggling stories left untold.

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📉 Huge Japanese companies became zombie companies that should've gone bankrupt, but couldn't. The government couldn't afford to lose jobs, and banks couldn't write off bad loans. 11/17 https://t.co/t7UYXpArMV

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🏦 So, the government stepped in, providing easy credit to keep these companies alive, even though they were technically dead. 12/17 https://t.co/D1IsQE23xa

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🧟‍♂️By 2000, one-third of Japanese companies were considered zombie companies — not truly growing, just paying off debts. Japan has never fully recovered. 13/17 https://t.co/VfVTGezN2z

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📉 Tokyo may still shine, but Japanese companies haven’t led tech innovation in over 30 years. Apple, Microsoft, and Samsung rose to prominence after Japan's decline. In fact, Samsung initially bought Japanese TVs and assembled them in South Korea. 14/17 https://t.co/xyx633p2V2

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🇨🇳 Look at China. They did the same thing — exported cheap goods, improved the technology they bought, and eventually dominated the global market. But China controlled its currency and economy, something Japan didn’t do. 15/17 https://t.co/gXnuyfGu0h

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🇺🇸 In the end, these deals with the US were most beneficial to America. Japan had no choice but to agree, afraid of losing access to the American market and trade protection. 16/17 https://t.co/4zi0kiS1zT

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🇨🇳🇺🇸 Fast forward to today, and China’s in the middle of trade wars and tariffs, but at least it controls its currency and economy. 🇯🇵 Japan? Not so much. 17/17 https://t.co/dApzBhmT43

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During my recent trip to Yunnan for the Global South Media and Think Tank Forum, I discovered a different narrative about China. The forum, attended by 500 delegates from over 100 developing nations, emphasized unity, development, and cultural understanding, contrasting sharply with U.S. geopolitical approaches. I observed impressive infrastructure and environmental improvements in Yunnan, alongside a lack of common urban issues like pollution and crime. The organization of the event was flawless, showcasing China's meticulous planning. Overall, I found valuable lessons in China's approach to development and cooperation.

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🚨🇨🇳🤔 What is China? A recent trip by @Kanthan2030 to Yunnan province in China to attend the Global South Media and Think Tank Forum revealed some surprising insights. Welcome to a thread on propaganda v. reality.🧵👇 https://t.co/l1zYbouwKl

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🤔 What was the Global South Forum about? Sponsored by Xinhua News Agency, the Forum was a follow-up to the SCO Summit in Tianjin two weeks ago. It brought together 500 influential journalists, think tank analysts & some government officials from 100+ developing nations! 🇨🇳🌐This was a demonstration of China’s true commitment to a multipolar world. Such a conference would never take place in the USA! That's for sure. 2/12

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🇨🇳💡 The Global South Forum in China was centered around four important topics: ◾️Championing Unity, Building Consensus ◾️Coordinating Development, Igniting Growth ◾️Strengthening Bonds, Blazing New Trails (on collaborative power) ◾️Bridging Cultures, Fostering Understanding 🇺🇸 Needless to say, this is totally a new approach to geopolitics. It’s not like the US philosophy of, “If you are not at the table with us, you will be on the menu” or “There is no such thing as strategic autonomy. If you are not with us, you are against us.” 3/12

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🌍 The Global South Forum was exemplary in true diversity. 🗪 Not only did we have a chance to hear diverse opinions from Asia, Middle East, Africa, Russia, Latin America etc., the majority of speakers spoke in their native languages – with live translation provided for the audience. 🇷🇺 A Russian executive at the Forum eloquently spoke about what diversity means – differing geopolitical perspectives, not just people of different skin color or sexual orientations regurgitating the same talking points of an Empire. 4/12

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🇨🇳 Although the entire Forum was organized by China and took place in China, there was no lecture by Chinese leaders. 👉 No Chinese person came to the podium and said, “We are the biggest economy among developing nations. We figured out the secrets to development, prosperity and peace. You all must listen to us and embrace our political system and economic philosophy.” 🇺🇸 Compare this to how the American leaders lecture the world about freedom and democracy or “wokeism” and human rights. ⚠️ And if you don’t agree with the US, your country will face color revolutions, sanctions, tariffs, proxy wars, and even bombing. 5/12

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😱 “Are you a member of the CCP?” That’s how the US Congress grilled the CEO of TikTok. 🇺🇸🇨🇳 If only the paranoid and ignorant Americans would visit China and talk to some CPC officials. (Yes, it’s CPC and not CCP, but that’s too hard for the American brain). In the Global South Forum, a handful of CPC officials spoke. They did not thump Karl Marx’s Das Capital or Mao’s Little Red Book on the table. 🧠 Instead, they spoke with logic and facts. They were intellectual, analytical and objective. The CPC officials are half scholars and half CEOs. 👨‍🎓 When a CPC official from Tibet spoke about ecology, she sounded like an expert; when another CPC official spoke about preserving archaeological findings, he came across like a professor. 💡 So, rather than the US trying to ban CPC (“CCP”) members, it should do the opposite. Attract the best immigrants to MAGA. 6/12

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🇨🇳⭐ When the BBC or NY Times show photos of China, they show polluted skies. But the fact is that China has changed tremendously since Xi Jinping came to power. The pollution in Beijing, for example, has fallen 70% from peak. And the photos of Kunming I took also show beautiful, clear skies. 🤔 How did China do it? Renewable energy, electric cars, clean coal (yes, it’s real thing) power plants, and better manufacturing. More than half of all new cars sold in China this year are EV. Chinese cities are also planting tens of millions of trees and creating new parks every year. We visited the pristine Fuxian Lake, a wetlands park and the famous Stone Forest (Shilin). 👉 Finally, “communist” China is also placing a lot of importance on heritage and culture. There are 55 minority ethnic groups in China, and they are all protected and promoted by the CPC. 🙏 Yeah, forget about the cultural revolution of the 1960s. In the new China, everything from Buddhism to cultural heritage is celebrated. 7/12

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🇨🇳🏙️ Anyone with a brain knows by now that China has impressive infrastructure in the Tier-1 cities such as Shanghai, Beijing and Shenzhen. But this trip to Yunnan province – with a GDP-per-capita of only $9500 – proved that even the smallest cities and towns have impressive basic infrastructure. While Kunming does not have massive skyscrapers, it has extensive metro systems and high-speed rail; and much smaller cities like Yuxi have beautiful and foundational infrastructure that you will not find in most American and European cities. 🛣️ For example, the highways are world-class; city roads are impeccable with excellent sidewalks; malls are wonderful and modern; and everything is clean. Also, electricity and water are plentiful. The local government has beautified big cities and small towns alike, making tourism a booming industry. 8/12

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🇨🇳 Here are some of the things I did NOT find in Yunnan, China: ◾️Potholes ◾️Traffic jam ◾️Noise pollution ◾️Air pollution ◾️Trash ◾️Beggars ◾️Drug addicts ◾️Graffiti ◾️Violence/crime 9/12 https://t.co/quTubK3nC7

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🇨🇳🇺🇸 While the US cries about China’s tariffs or closed economy, the truth is that American companies make more than $1 trillion a year through their Chinese subsidiaries. We stayed at two hotels: InterContinental and Hilton, both American chains. Red Bull, Coca Cola, Heineken, KFC, Starbucks… visitors can enjoy every Western brand in China. At the malls in Kunming, you can find big American/European brands – Apple, North Face and so on. Heck, I even saw a Maserati showroom. ⛔ Meanwhile, the free market-loving US bans Chinese cars, Chinese smartphones, Chinese AI apps etc. and even demonizes TikTok. ✅ Oh, by the way, I was able to access the internet without requiring a VPN. Nobody arrested me for using X or YouTube. 10/12

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🇨🇳 The Global South Forum also revealed another trait that underpins China’s success: Organizational skills. The Forum had 500 delegates from 100 countries and there were dozens of events, each of which required meticulous planning. However, there was not a single glitch. 🗃️ There were hundreds of Chinese event planners to take care of every small detail. There was also personalized help. For example, me and another delegate were assigned a Chinese person, who took care of all our logistics, answered all our questions, and accompanied us everywhere. 💼 Everyone at the event was a symbol of perfection and professionalism. Even when they were off-duty, they would go out of their way to help us. And everything was done with a smile. 📍 Finally, the attention to details was remarkable. For example, when we went to two different museums, there were bands and performers who started performing the moment we stepped out of the bus. 👉 If Chinese factories ran like this, it would be no wonder why China succeeded. 11/12

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🇨🇳✍🏻 There is a lot for other countries – USA included – to learn from China. One thing that caught my attention was there was no bragging or whining in China. Nobody claimed that China was the greatest country; and nobody whined about the US sanctions, tariffs and containment policies. 🇺🇸😏 Compare that to Americans who endlessly brag about their greatness while also complaining about allies and rivals alike. Here’s an excerpt from my speech at the Forum. It summarizes the key principles of development: 💬 “While the China Model is hard for other countries to replicate, the fundamental secrets to development are not hard to understand. It’s about holistic and incremental progress in a myriad of areas – basic infrastructure such as electricity, roads, highways and railways; schools and colleges to create a skilled workforce; urbanization and modernization to increase productivity; sound monetary and fiscal policies; as well as the rule of law and a stable political environment. And all these must be done in a sustainable way.” 12/12

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The good news is that the underdeveloped countries can escape this trap. China, for example, is a paragon of this transformation. Before China, the Asian Tigers provided the playbook that is centered around manufacturing, FDI and exports. While the China model is hard for other countries to replicate, the fundamental secrets to development are not hard to understand. It's about holistic and incremental progress in a myriad of areas. Basic infrastructure such as electricity, roads, highways and railways, schools and colleges to create a skilled workforce, modernization to increase productivity, sound monetary and fiscal policies, as well as the rule of law and a stable political environment. And all these must be done in a sustainable way.

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Speaker 0: The good news is that the underdeveloped countries can escape this trap. China, for example, is a paragon of this transformation. Before China, the Asian Tigers provided the playbook that is centered around manufacturing, FDI and exports. While the China model is hard for other countries to replicate, the fundamental secrets to development are not hard to understand. It's about holistic and incremental progress in a myriad of areas. Basic infrastructure such as electricity, roads, highways and railways, schools and colleges to create a skilled workforce, modernization to increase productivity, sound monetary and fiscal policies, as well as the rule of law and a stable political environment. And all these must be done in a sustainable way.

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India's neighboring Nepal is experiencing significant turmoil as Gen Z protests have led to the government's ousting. BJP politician Savio Rodrigues suggests that the Deep State is exploiting youth anger to destabilize governments. The recent ban on 26 social media platforms has intensified civil unrest, with some experts noting similarities to past protests in Indonesia and Bangladesh, driven by youth frustration over corruption. While there's no concrete evidence of direct orchestration by external forces, the protests appear to be a grassroots movement, marked by a lack of established leadership.

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🚨🇳🇵 India's backyard is in turmoil, as massive Gen Z protests force the elected government out in neighbouring Nepal. Sputnik taps into expert insights to dig deeper into these events:🧵👇 https://t.co/aObRqLrQZF

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🇮🇳 BJP politician Savio Rodrigues believes the Deep State's imprint "hard to ignore" in Nepal: ◾️Exploit genuine youth anger ◾️Amplify it through covert networks ◾️Direct it to destabilise govts not aligned with their strategic agenda 2/7 https://t.co/197GMLKsFA

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⛔ The sudden ban of 26 social media platforms acted as a trigger for civil unrest in Nepal. 💬 "But the scale, speed, and narrative management of these protests might suggest external orchestration," says Rodrigues. 3/7 https://t.co/QZQhyg12Pv

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🇮🇩🇧🇩 We saw similar civil unrest in Indonesia & Bangladesh, says Director of Himalayan Strategic Institute Nabraj Lama: 💬 "In all cases, the protests were youth-led, decentralised, and fueled by frustration over corruption & lack of accountability." 4/7 https://t.co/WqrJWfbsAq

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🇺🇸 As of now, there's no substantive evidence to suggest that the protests were directly orchestrated by the US Deep State. 👉 Solidarity expressed by members of the Nepali diaspora was largely emotional in nature, Nabraj Lama tells Sputnik India. 5/7 https://t.co/tP5hNdbGGL

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🇳🇵 Protests in Nepal were a grassroots movement, concludes Santosh Poudel, co-Founder of the Nepal Institute for Policy Research. ✊ He points to the way the unrest sprouted up, the scale it took — without established leaders, and the abruptness of the protests. 6/7 https://t.co/ZVs31H397i

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🤔🇳🇵 Meanwhile, social media users point to "established symbols" of colour revolutions spotted during protests in Nepal, Indonesia & beyond 👇 In all, protesters carried the Jolly Roger flag from the anime One Piece that represents the "struggle against tyranny." 7/7 https://t.co/ojBLmTeqms

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Western media is reacting strongly to the recent SCO summit featuring Modi, Putin, and Xi, with headlines suggesting a united front against the US. CNN highlights the leaders' camaraderie amid global uncertainty, while Fox News downplays the summit's significance. CNBC raises alarms about the potential alliance's impact on America's global standing. Bloomberg and the New York Times echo concerns about the shifting power dynamics. Amidst this, India is asserting its geopolitical influence, pursuing closer ties with Russia and China, signaling a move towards a multipolar world.

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🚨🇺🇸😱 Western media in PANIC MODE over SCO summit The images of Modi, Putin, and Xi meeting together set off alarm bells among US corporate media. Here are some of the most noteworthy reactions🧵👇 https://t.co/GxwKpn1qKz

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🇮🇳🇷🇺🇨🇳 'India, Russia and China unite against US' This headline from CNN says it all. 2/9 https://t.co/pb1K6ubbBO

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Washington is reacting to Modi amid these tariffs. "amid these 50% tariffs, which we know from hearing from economists in India, have really been detrimental to the country and long term will really hurt the country's economy." "president Trump has been taking out most of his frustration on Modi." "It was a signal that Modi said that was picked up by the White House." "a social post talking about this relationship saying it was one-sided, blaming the prime minister." "one of Donald Trump's top trade advisers who called the show of unity troublesome." The discussion frames the U.S.-India relationship within tariff disputes.

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Speaker 0: What is the White House thinking on all of this? Well, Boris, as you noted, I mean, the prime minister of India, Modi, sending a clear message to Washington amid these 50% tariffs, which we know from hearing from economists in India, have really been detrimental to the country and long term will really hurt the country's economy. So president Trump has been taking out most of his frustration on Modi. It's a signal that Modi said that was picked up by the White House. You noted that through social post talking about this relationship saying it was one-sided, blaming the prime minister. We also heard from one of Donald Trump's top trade advisers who called the show of unity troublesome.

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🇺🇸😨 Another concerned soundbite from CNN: “The enduring image is of those leaders of three of the world's largest countries, Russia, China & India, looking pretty cordial and happy together and all agreeing that this is a time of global uncertainty, and they're all calling for some kind of newer, fairer system of government.” 3/9

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"We should advocate for an equal and orderly, multipolar world, and a universally beneficial and inclusive economic globalization, and make the global governance system more just and equitable." Leaders from across The Middle East and Asia gathered in a huge building, 'they boast that they represent nearly 50% of the world's population.' The enduring image was of three of the world's largest countries—Russia, China, and India—looking cordial, with Putin and Modi 'sharing a laugh with the Chinese leader on the sidelines, really almost literally rubbing shoulders.' Modi's first trip to China in seven years. As the summit wrapped up, the gathering signaled 'a time of global uncertainty,' with calls for some kind of newer, fairer system of government. They criticized 'a world order that's been dominated too much by The US since the collapse of the Soviet Union.'

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Speaker 0: We should advocate for an equal and orderly, multipolar world, and a universally beneficial and inclusive economic globalization, and make the global governance system more just and equitable. Speaker 1: What's truly interesting is who was there rubbing shoulders with Xi. Russia's Vladimir Putin and India's Narendra Modi all shared a laugh with the Chinese leader on the sidelines, really almost literally rubbing shoulders. For Modi, it was his first trip to China in seven years. Let's get right to CNN's Ivan Watson, who is in Tianjin, China, with this rather extraordinary summit. Ivan. Speaker 2: That's right. And it's wrapping up now. The leaders of countries from across The Middle East and Asia have been gathering in this huge building here where, they boast that they represent nearly 50% of the world's population starting to see their motorcades leave now, John. And I think the enduring image is of those leaders of three of the world's largest countries, Russia, China, and India, looking pretty cordial and happy together and all agreeing that this is a time of global uncertainty, and they're all calling for some kind of newer, fairer system of government. A lot of digs taken at what they describe as as a world order that's been dominated too much, they argue, by The US since the collapse of the Soviet Union.

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🇺🇸😡 'Pitiful SCO Summit': Fox News Goes Berserk Calling Xi, Putin, and Modi the US's "least favourite characters," a Fox commentator tried to downplay the sheer significance of the SCO summit. 4/9 https://t.co/uxwN291WeH

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Speaker 0 observes that, despite a 'pitiful Shanghai Cooperation Organization meeting' happening among 'all our least favorite characters, Xi and Putin and Modi and the rest,' Trump nonetheless has 'plenty of options.' He identifies 'Number one, those secondary sanctions' as a principal option available to Trump. He further states, 'Yeah. I see these leaders trying to close ranks and gang up on Trump, but it is not going to work.' The overall framing centers on sanctions as a strategic lever in the international arena, with the participants at the SCO gathering appearing to attempt to form a united front against Trump, which the speaker suggests will not succeed.

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Speaker 0: And despite this sort of pitiful Shanghai Cooperation Organization meeting that's going on with all our least favorite characters, Xi and Putin and Modi and the rest, Trump has plenty of options. Number one, those secondary sanctions. Yeah. I see these leaders trying to close ranks and gang up on Trump, but it is not going to work.

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🚨🇺🇸 CNBC goes full red alert “If India, China and Russia get together in any sort of alliance, America will not be able to compete in the 21st century. We might as well go home,” a CNBC commentator warned. 5/9 https://t.co/YrU860wNtT

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For my money, if the, Chinese, the Russians, and the Indians get together in any form of alliance that is economic and around the edges military, there's no way that the Americans can compete in the twenty first century. We might as well go home. The entire theme of American history, in terms of diplomacy has been to avoid the combination of foreign great powers such that we would not be able to confront them economically or militarily. That is why we got involved in the two world wars. That is why we were cautious in Vietnam. And I'm afraid to say that if there's one takeaway from this, it's that China could not have dreamt of a better moment, both in terms of the visual and in terms of US trade policy.

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Speaker 0: For my money, if the, Chinese, the Russians, and the Indians get together in any form of alliance that is economic and around the edges military, there's no way that the Americans can compete in the twenty first century. We might as well go home. The entire theme of American history, in terms of diplomacy has been to avoid the combination of foreign great powers such that we would not be able to, confront them economically or militarily. That is why we got involved in the two world wars. That is why we were cautious in Vietnam. And I'm afraid to say that if there's one takeaway from this, it's that China could not have dreamt of a better moment, both in terms of the visual and in terms of US trade policy.

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🇮🇳🇷🇺🇨🇳 "The emergence of a new Xi-Putin-Modi alliance is a worrying development for defenders of the US-led global order," Bloomberg writes. The growing unity between these leaders and the shifting global power dynamics are hard to ignore. 6/9 https://t.co/lN9iEEPKwS

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⚠️🇺🇸 New York Times sounds the alarm: "The leaders of China, Russia and India, the three largest powers not aligned with the West, smiling and laughing like good friends as they greeted each other at a summit on Monday." 7/9 https://t.co/0lrItlxXKZ

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🇮🇳🇺🇸 India's bold move against US BJP politician Savio Rodrigues to Sputnik India: US nervousness after the SCO summit shows India’s rising geopolitical influence. 🌐For decades, the US controlled global alignment, but India's independent diplomacy is reshaping that order. 8/9

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🇮🇳✅ India's path forward Despite external pressure from the US, India continues to pursue deeper ties with Russia and China. 👉 The rise of multipolarity is here, and the US cannot stop it. 9/9 https://t.co/CZTwTDdyMy

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The battle for global power is intensifying, with the US-BRICS trade war emerging as a key front in the clash between unipolar and multipolar worlds. India and China, once rivals, are now engaging in dialogue, prompted by US tariffs. BRICS, under Brazil's Lula, is uniting to challenge Western dominance through local currency trade, strengthening the New Development Bank, and creating alternatives to Western financial systems. The US has underestimated this coalition, which is now unified and assertive. As Europe grows uneasy with US policies, the global economy is on the brink of significant change.

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🚨🌏 Battle for global power has ALREADY BEGUN: all out on economic front The US-BRICS trade war is now one of the KEY BATTLEGROUNDS in the fight between the unipolar world and the rising multipolar world. And it’s happening RIGHT NOW 🧵👇 https://t.co/jjp1A3KM8s

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🇮🇳🤝🇨🇳 India & China choose detente? After US tariffs, India and China — former rivals — are starting to talk. Yes, you read that right. The US has forced them to work together. 2/8 https://t.co/2qlObxn65a

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💪 BRICS: rising, stronger than ever Brazil’s Lula is pushing for a united BRICS, ready to challenge Western dominance. The Global South is gearing up to say "NO" to the unipolar world. 3/8 https://t.co/gKWzjQvT9s

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✅ BRICS nations are bringing to the table: - Trade in local currencies (goodbye, US dollar?) - Strengthening the New Development Bank (a real alternative to Western institutions) - A SWIFT alternative (who needs it?) - Challenging US tariffs at the WTO (BRICS is making moves) 4/8

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Мы уделяем большое внимание увеличению доли национальных валют в торговле и инвестициях, а также разработке безопасных и надёжных финансовых инструментов и механизмов взаимных расчётов. Важной ролью в укреплении межгосударственных связей является налаживание гуманитарных контактов. We place great emphasis on increasing the share of national currencies in trade and investments, as well as on developing safe and reliable financial instruments and mutual settlement mechanisms. A key role in strengthening intergovernmental relations is played by the establishment of humanitarian contacts.

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Speaker 0: Большое внимание уделяем увеличению доли национальных валют в торговле и инвестициях, а также разработке безопасных и надёжных финансовых инструментов и механизмов взаимных расчётов. Особую роль в установлении более доверительных, прочных и долгосрочных отношений между государствами имеет налаживание и гуманитарных контактов.

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🇺🇸💰 Dollar in danger BRICS' economic power could soon rival the US dollar. 📊 If they succeed, it’s a game-changer for global finance. Less power for the West = BIG consequences. 5/8 https://t.co/y8WxFnjiAQ

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Speaker 0 conveys a policy stance: 'When I came in, the first thing I said is any BRICS state that even mentions the destruction of the dollar will be charged a 150% tariff, and we don't want your goods. We don't wanna partake. And' The central assertion is that any BRICS state mentioning the destruction of the dollar would incur a 150% tariff, with the speaker stating they do not want the goods or participation from those states. The transcript ends with an unfinished conjunction, 'And', suggesting the thought continued beyond the excerpt. The excerpt provided ends abruptly, with 'And' indicating continuation.

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Speaker 0: When I came in, the first thing I said is any BRICS state that even mentions the destruction of the dollar will be charged a 150% tariff, and we don't want your goods. We don't wanna partake. And

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🇺🇸😐US underestimates BRICS For years, US laughed off BRICS as weak and divided. 💥 Now? They're unified and on the offensive. The US has pushed all BRICS nations into a corner — and they’re fighting back harder than ever. 6/8 https://t.co/cvcu2BRulB

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You know, you have this little group called BRICS. It's fading out fast. But BRICS is, they wanted to try and take over the dollar, the dominance of the dollar, and, the standard of the dollar. And I said, anybody that's in the BRICS consortium of nations, we're gonna tariff you 10%. And they had a meeting the following day and almost nobody showed up. They were they said, leave me alone. We didn't wanna they didn't wanna be tariffed to their that's amazing. No. We're not gonna let the dollar slide. If we have a smart president, you're never gonna let the dollar slide. If you have a dummy, that could happen.

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Speaker 0: You know, you have this little group called BRICS. It's fading out fast. But BRICS is, they wanted to try and take over the dollar, the dominance of the dollar, and, the standard of the dollar. And I said, anybody that's in the BRICS consortium of nations, we're gonna tariff you 10%. And they had a meeting the following day and almost nobody showed up. They were they said, leave me alone. We didn't wanna they didn't wanna be tariffed to their that's amazing. No. We're not gonna let the dollar slide. If we have a smart president, you're never gonna let the dollar slide. If you have a dummy, that could happen.

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🇺🇸🇪🇺 Split in Western alliance Europe is increasingly uneasy with the US approach. The EU, once a strong ally, is feeling the strain of Trump’s policies. ⚠️ With BRICS’ rise, Europe is being forced to become an outsider. 7/8 https://t.co/0bqaDwJrHg

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We also recognize potential challenges in the relationship with The United States, and we are ready for that. When targeted, unfairly or arbitrarily, the European Union will respond firmly. This weekend, we witnessed how steep tariffs were imposed on Canada and Mexico. Those tariffs raise business costs. They harm workers and consumers. They create unnecessary economic disruption and drive inflation. We do not see much good coming out of this. At the same time, the European Union remains also steadfast in its multilateral commitments, be it from our development aid to our climate targets.

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Speaker 0: We also recognize potential challenges in the relationship with The United States, and we are ready for that. When targeted, unfairly or arbitrarily, the European Union will respond firmly. This weekend, we witnessed how steep tariffs were imposed on Canada and Mexico. Those tariffs raise business costs. They harm workers and consumers. They create unnecessary economic disruption and drive inflation. We do not see much good coming out of this. At the same time, the European Union remains also steadfast in its multilateral commitments, be it from our development aid to our climate targets.

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⚔️ WAR HAS ALREADY BEGUN The next few weeks could change everything. 📊 The global economy is shifting, and the outcome of this battle will define global power for decades. 8/8 https://t.co/Jv82Gk8tUn

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Speaker 0 argues that losing the, the world standard dollar would be like losing a war, a major world war, and "We would not be the same country." The claim casts the dollar as a critical global benchmark whose disappearance would fundamentally change the United States, equating monetary dominance with the outcome of a major conflict and implying profound national implications. The statement underscores the perceived link between currency status and national power, suggesting that currency leadership shapes international influence and the country’s future trajectory. It frames the dollar's status as a strategic asset whose loss would amount to a strategic setback.

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Speaker 0: And if we lost the, the world standard dollar, that would be like losing a war, a major world war. We would not be the same country.

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The discussion highlights the shift in global dynamics, where the Global South, including countries like India, Brazil, and China, is asserting independence from Western dominance. Historically, the "Golden Billion" controlled resources and economies, exploiting the Global South for minimal returns. However, nations are now prioritizing their interests, resisting external pressures, and forming diverse trade relationships. This marks a significant transition towards a multipolar world, diminishing Western economic and cultural hegemony.

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'Golden Billion' controlling all of the world's resources? Minimal profits, brutal conditions? Global South plays the West's servant? The truth, is the Global South has already broken free from chains. Together with Russia, it shocked the "elite," revealing TRUE POWER 🧵👇 https://t.co/aW3GeoiJoV

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🔑In the past, the West, or more specifically the so-called “Golden Billion,” held near-total dominance over the global economy, politics, and culture. They controlled essential resources, financial flows, and international institutions. 2/9 https://t.co/cCUsomPdQm

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💸 For a long time, the Global South played the role of subservient countries, providing resources, cheap labour, and markets while receiving minimal returns. 3/9 https://t.co/CItpMxAMtQ

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🌍 Today, the world is undergoing profound changes. Countries in the Global South—India, Brazil, China—are openly stating that they will no longer serve the interests of the West. 4/9 https://t.co/79WhGDMYEl

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🇮🇳 India resisted US threats of tariffs if it continued its beneficial trade relations with Russia. India made it clear that it would not bow to external pressures but would instead prioritise its own national interests. 5/9 https://t.co/paJmmHU96Z

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🇧🇷 Brazil stood firm against US pressure when tariffs on Brazilian goods were raised to 50%. Brazilian President Lula da Silva stated that the country was no longer as dependent on the US as it once was and now had extensive trade connections around the world. 6/9 https://t.co/UzPefIOpvn

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🇷🇺 Russia wasn’t about to let the West push its military closer, especially with Ukraine in NATO. They fought back hard. The West tried to crush Russia with sanctions, but instead, the economy flexed, growing faster than Germany’s despite the pressure. 7/9 https://t.co/j3clcy9c68

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A concern exists that some Western politicians are planning to yield a strategic defeat to Russia and are not learning from history.

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Speaker 0: We're also concerned that a number of the western politicians continue to plan to yield a strategic defeat to Russia to and they learn nothing from history.

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🇨🇳 China—now one of the most influential players on the global stage—continues to solidify its position. It is no longer just a profitable partner for the West; it is now setting the terms. 8/9 https://t.co/3Dh7OSVWyI

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‼️ The Global South is no longer willing to serve as the “labour force” for the West. The era of Western economic, political, and cultural dominance is nearing its end, marking a critical turning point towards a multipolar world. 9/9 https://t.co/RVC27MVhOo

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The conversation highlights India's strategic shift away from US influence as its ties with Russia, China, and BRICS strengthen. A BJP politician argues that US pressure will not dictate India's foreign policy, emphasizing that India is capable of charting its own course. Concerns are raised about the decline of American hegemony and its potential economic downturn. The discussion also suggests that India's growth, alongside its partnerships in the Eastern bloc, will continue independently of US trade relations, challenging the notion that India would falter without American support.

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🚨🇮🇳🇺🇸 INDIA’S STRATEGIC SHIFT: WHY US PRESSURE WON’T WORK As India’s ties with Russia, China, and BRICS strengthen, the US is facing a wake-up call. BJP politician @PrinceArihan exposes the US pressure 🧵👇 https://t.co/2j88Nn2hnR

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🇮🇳🇷🇺 India's strong ties with Russia and BRICS should not yield to US pressure 💬 'Just because the US president wants to dictate terms to India, it doesn't mean we have to oblige them.' 2/6 https://t.co/tu5dAMkINv

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The speaker asserts that India should not be dictated to by the U.S. President and that a common understanding of what works for both countries is needed. Donald Trump is described as acting like a bully due to India's relationships with Russia and China, and the strengthening of BRICS. The speaker understands Trump's frustration, but believes India's rise should not be determined by Trump's feelings about BRICS.

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Speaker 0: Just because the president of The United States Of America wants to dictate terms to India doesn't mean we have to oblige it. What we need to come under is a common understanding of what works for both countries. However, Donald Trump is not taking that route at this point of time, and the reason he's acting like a bully has a lot to do with India's close relationships with Russia, India's growing relationship with China, and more importantly, the strengthening of the BRICS unit, which is completely upsetting Donald Trump. And I understand he's getting upset, and and that's fine. But the fact of the matter is India's rise cannot be determined by whether Donald Trump is upset or not with what is happening with bricks.

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🇺🇸🌐 US hegemony should end: BJP politician 💬 'America is reaching a point where it's really going to go downhill, and they're going to see the fall of the American economy in the months ahead.' 3/6 https://t.co/94AfBujZr2

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Donald Trump believes the American economy is reaching a point of decline, anticipating its fall in the coming months. This decline will lead to the end of dollar hegemony and U.S. hegemony, which the speaker supports.

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Speaker 0: The reality of the situation is that Donald Trump realizes that the American dollar and the American economy, because of the because of the manner in which America functions, has a has the has is reaching a point where it's really gonna go downhill, and they're going to see the fall of the American economy in the months ahead. And therefore, with the dollarization, the dollar hegemony and The US hegemony will eventually end, and I think it should.

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🇮🇳🕊️ India free to chart its own path with India, China and BRICS 💬 'It's a new India. It will decide how it takes its relationships forward.' 4/6 https://t.co/ydObA3GaQ6

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India will decide its own relationships with other countries, including Russia, China, and the United States. India's relationship with China is growing stronger. India is not required to halt its relationship with China because of Donald Trump or close ties with the U.S. government. The world is multipolar, not bipolar, and it is not "America first and everybody else last."

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Speaker 0: Because to America, all it requires is India's undying submission. But India is not that person anymore. India is not that nation anymore. It's a new India. It will decide how it takes its relationships followed, whether it is with Russia, whether it is with China, whether it is with America itself, or whether it's with any other country. For example, India's relationship with China is also going to a where we are building and strengthening that relationship. Now are we, because of Donald Trump and our close knit with the US government, supposed to ensure that that relationship doesn't go forward? It's it's a multipolar, world. It is not a bipolar world, and it is not America first and everybody else last. No?

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🇮🇳🇺🇸 US fallout with India to fuel Eastern bloc growth 💬 India, Russia, China and the rest of the world under BRICS will grow and 'dedollarisation will become a reality.' 5/6 https://t.co/9cW1kg0itC

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The fallout with India will cause repercussions for America. It will push India away from America, strengthening the Eastern bloc of Russia, China, India, and the rest of the world under BRICS. Dedollarization will become a reality.

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Speaker 0: It will be America that will see a lot of repercussions because of this fallout with with with India, primarily because what it will do is that it will push India away from America, thereby strengthening the what is what I see as the Eastern block rather the Western Block, which is Russia, China, India, and the rest of the world under bricks, and dedollarization will become a reality.

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🇮🇳🇺🇸 India does not need the US to prosper 💬 'If America thinks that India will crumble because there's no trade with America, I think that's an anomaly in their thought process.' 6/6 https://t.co/6P6QGvqSt7

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America, not India, is in decline. America needs business with India as much as India needs trade with America. The idea that India would crumble without trade with America is an anomaly in America's thought process.

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Speaker 0: It is America that is declining, not India. So America would need the business just as India would need to do trade with America, but it's not the other way around. If America thinks that India will crumble because there's no trade with America, I think that's that's a that's an anomaly in their thought process.

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The discussion critiques the EU's economic and political subservience to the US, highlighting the impact of trade agreements and military influence. It notes that the EU, once economically robust, has become reliant on American goods and military support, leading to deindustrialization and a trade deficit with China. The conversation also addresses the lack of independent media, censorship, and the undemocratic nature of EU governance. Participants argue that Europe must resist US dominance and leverage relationships with Russia and China to regain autonomy.

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🚨🇺🇸🇪🇺 Colonizer becomes colonized — Trump bullies the EU into an unequal treaty & a brutal trade deal. From the 2008 financial crisis & Nord Stream sabotage to Ukraine War & tariffs, the US has been systematically destroying Europe. Let’s unpack: @Kanthan2030🧵👇 https://t.co/sHWe4lYFGF

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🇪🇺📉 The EU has a population of 450 million – 30% larger than the US – and had a GDP 10% larger than the US’ back in 2008. But after 12 years of economic stagnation, Europe has become a spineless vassal that is willing to accept shocking humiliation and blatant manipulation by the US Empire. 🌐 EU’s leaders are puppets of globalists headquartered in America. Unelected “leaders” like Von der Leyen are destroying the European economy and society. And their goal? Prolong the American hegemony. 🇷🇺 Europe may even annihilate itself one more time by going to war with Russia. Apparently, WW1 and WW2 were not enough to teach Europe the biting lessons of divide-and-rule in geopolitics. It’s now hard to imagine how this clueless Europe once colonized much of the world. 2/10

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🇺🇸🤔 So, what is the trade/investment shakedown that Trump imposed on the EU? 1. EU will reduce tariffs on American goods to nearly 0%… while the US will impose 15% tariffs on European goods. 2. EU has agreed to buy a staggering $750 billion of oil and gas from the US over the next three years. 3. EU will invest $600 billion in the US. 4. This is in addition to Europe agreeing to spend 5% of their GDP on “defense,” which means mostly buying US weapons. 🕵🏻 In the mafia movies, they hang a person by his feet outside a balcony to get such deals. What did the US do to the European elites? Centuries-old German companies are being shut down… Spain experienced a devastating nationwide power outage… Italy’s population is decreasing because young people cannot find good jobs… and promising European startups are being bought out by US venture capital firms… but these countries will invest hundreds of billions of dollars in American companies? Beyond ridiculous! 3/10

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🤔🇪🇺 Whether the EU will be able to keep its promises is debatable, but a consortium of sovereign nations should never surrender in such a humiliating way. Did nobody in Europe bother to tell the US that it benefits immensely in terms of European markets and revenues in software and services? 💰 The EU leaders should have threatened to tax BlackRock, Goldman Sachs, Google, Amazon, Netflix, Facebook, CNN and countless other American companies operating in Europe. 🇷🇺🇨🇳 Europe could have also used Russia and China as leverages to force Trump to back off. “You want to impose 30% tariffs on European goods? Fine! We will buy oil and LNG from Russia; we will buy Chinese electric cars rather than Tesla; and we will buy Xiaomi smartphones rather than Apple iPhones.” 4/10

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♟️🇪🇺 The extent to which Europe has been vassalized is incredible. In terms of economy, Europeans have blindly followed the US dogma and deindustrialized themselves. Now, Europe is lagging behind China in manufacturing and thus has a massive trade deficit with the Chinese, who have caught up in technology and quality. 🤔 Okay, how about the services sector? Well, Europe has largely ceded that market to the US. Where are the European versions of ChatGPT or Nvidia? Europe couldn’t bother to build a search engine or social media or even an internet browser. 📉 Europe’s share of global Fortune 500 firms has decreased dramatically over the last two decades. For example, Germany, France and the UK combined have 74 firms today versus 115 back in 2005. When Goldman Sachs said in the early 2000s, “Here is an amazing real estate bubble,” the Europeans jumped head first and crashed their entire economy in 2008. That led to a lost decade – the EU’s GDP in 2018, 2019 and 2020 were lower than it was in 2008. Meanwhile, the banksters in the US laughed at the collapsing European countries and called them “PIGS” – Portugal, Italy, Greece and Spain. 🛢️ Finally, Europe is even too scared to buy commodities such as oil in Euro, which should theoretically be as popular as the US dollar in trade and FOREX. To summarize, Europe has lost its leadership in manufacturing, technology and finance. What is left? 5/10

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🇺🇸🇪🇺 To understand this European tragedy, one must realize the influence of the US spying/military industrial complex in Europe. 🕵🏻 As the German journalist Udo Ulfkotte revealed, every European mainstream media is controlled by the CIA. He said, “I was taught to lie, betray and never tell the truth. I was paid by the CIA, secret societies and billionaires. Journalists are used to manipulate the people.” 🔎 Thanks to Edward Snowden, we know that the American NSA blatantly taps the phones of European leaders and spies on European elites’ emails and text messages. When it was revealed four years ago that the US has data centers in Denmark to spy on Europeans, the news was quickly sent into the memory hole after a few days. 6/10

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🇺🇸🪖 That NATO has ruled over Europe since the end of WW2 also greatly contributes to European subservience. Accepting the US military’s occupation and rule has damaged European sense of pride and dignity. 🛢️ When the US blew up the Nord Stream pipeline, the entire Europe meekly accepted the terrorism and then agreed to buy American oil and gas, which are far more expensive than Russian ones. And Europeans cannot understand the concept of problem-reaction-solution. That is, NATO can justify its existence only if Europeans face an external threat. This is the fundamental reason behind the conflict with Russia. 🇪🇺🇷🇺 If Europe and Russia got along well, NATO and US military occupation would become pointless. 7/10

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🇪🇺😵 Europe is dazed and confused, paralyzed and victimized. If European leaders are blackmailed, European people are kept ignorant. ⚠️ For starters, Europe has essentially banned independent media. Can you think of one radical European blog or podcast? The entire society has been crushed into obedience and ignorance. 🤐 Europe has such severe censorship – for example, Russian media are kept away from the eyes and ears of Europeans – that people do not understand what is happening to them and why. The UK’s “Online Safety Act” is an Orwellian law that lets the government monitor every move of their citizens. Soon, people will be arrested a few hours after typing something “racist” in a private message. 8/10

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🇪🇺 EU is a totalitarian nightmare. Europeans don’t understand how/why the EU is an undemocratic and globalist institution; they don’t know that the Euro currency and the European Central Bank are enslaving tools; they don’t know why the continent is being “Japanified”; and they don’t understand why millions of refugees from American wars have been flooding into Europe. 🤔 Who elected Ursula von der Leyen? How many Europeans can name technocrats or committee members who are formulating the draconian laws that control every aspect of life from cradle to death? 9/10

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🇺🇸🌐 The US is desperate to save its Empire. Overwhelmed by debt and threatened by the rise of the Global South, the US is desperately resorting to extortion of its vassals – euphemistically known as “allies.” 💵 Unable to print money to cover the cost of the overseas military outposts, the US Empire is demanding that the tributary states pay up more for the protection racket. ⚔️ Plus, the US Empire is forcing its vassals to fight on its behalf – that’s what the Ukraine-Russia war is all about; and that’s what the US is trying to do in the South China Sea by corralling Japan, South Korea, Australia etc. to fight China. ✊ The vassals need to wake up, unite, and fight back against the Empire of Destruction. 10/10

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A recent magnitude 8.8 earthquake near Kamchatka caused minimal damage, with no casualties reported. The most significant impact was a wall collapse in a kindergarten, but no injuries occurred. Buildings and infrastructure in the region are designed to withstand earthquakes, contributing to the lack of serious damage. A tsunami struck the Kuril Islands, flooding a fishing facility, but no injuries were reported. Residents remained calm, following emergency instructions, and essential services continued without interruption. The earthquake had been anticipated for 30 years, reflecting effective preparedness.

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🚨🇷🇺 KAMCHATKA EARTHQUAKE: WHY MINIMAL DAMAGE? The strongest quake since 1952 (magnitude 8.8) left NO casualties, no significant damage in Russia's Kamchatka, Sakhalin and the Kuril Islands. It’s not luck—it’s the result of hard work. Here's why🧵👇 https://t.co/ewQop0YVkp

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🇷🇺RUSSIA'S FAR EAST SHAKES The earthquake struck in the Pacific Ocean, with the epicenter near Kamchatka's coast. It's one of the strongest quakes globally in the last decade. Physicists suggest the maximum possible magnitude on Earth is 9.0. 2/11 https://t.co/flaMxSuGNF

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⚠️THE BIGGEST DAMAGE A wall collapsed in a kindergarten in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky city, but no injuries were reported. This was the most significant damage caused by the natural disaster, according to Kamchatka's governor. 3/11 https://t.co/rFekAgruj9

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🏢EARTHQUAKE-RESISTANT BUILDINGS All buildings in Russia’s Far East, including Kamchatka, are constructed with earthquake-resistant technology. So, while the walls shook, they mostly held up—just like in this video 📹👇🏻 4/11 https://t.co/mNFYsRhv5k

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❎NO INFRASTRUCTURE DAMAGE Local roads are also built to withstand even the strongest earthquakes. In this video, you can see cars shaking, but the road surface remains intact. 5/11 https://t.co/zDSr0Pvx4J

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❗️TSUNAMI ALERT After the earthquake, tsunami waves several meters high struck the Kuril Islands. A fishing facility on one island was significantly flooded. 6/11 https://t.co/3CtiXSyApj

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🌊LAKE TSUNAMI? The Kamchatka earthquake triggered a tsunami on the freshwater Kuril Lake. Fortunately, there were no injuries or destruction. 7/11 https://t.co/rzCj1Orx8h

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После землетрясения вода ушла. Сейчас будет послым. Ничего не сможем сделать. English translation: After the earthquake, the water receded. There will be a poslym (a surge of water or after wave). We won't be able to do anything.

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Speaker 0: После землетрясения вода ушла. Э, Макар, уйди, уйди, сейчас тут послым. Так это еще не одна сейчас пойдет? Конечно. А мы ничего не сможем сделать сейчас.

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🙏CALM RESPONSE There was no mass panic. People followed emergency instructions calmly. Here’s how local radio stayed on air during the disaster, calmly evacuating residents, saying, "Calm down, everything is fine, dear friends. Let me remind you, we live in Kamchatka." 8/11 https://t.co/COTKnFXarD

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**Original Language Summary:** Гражданский кодекс на стороне граждан. Свои права надо знать и отстаивать. Идёт тряска. Всё хорошо. Напоминание о том, что эфир ведётся с Камчатки. **English Translation:** The civil code is on the side of citizens. You need to know and defend your rights. There is shaking. Everything is fine. A reminder that the broadcast is coming from Kamchatka.

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Speaker 0: И как бы вот гражданский кодекс за них. Свои права надо знать и Speaker 1: их отстаивать. Трясёт нас немножко. Марина, тихо. Марина, спокойно, всё хорошо. Дорогие друзья, напомню, что у нас живём мы на Камчатке.

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🔥REAL HEROES Doctors at Kamchatka's oncology clinic didn’t stop the operation despite the earthquake and continued saving the patient’s life. (The patient is fine). 9/11 https://t.co/SWEGHOywU4

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Трясёт коагулятор. Ловила остудии. Монитор болтался, потом стоял на полу. English translation: The coagulator is shaking. I was catching ostudia. The monitor was wobbling and then was on the floor.

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Speaker 0: Этот трясёт коагулятор. Смотри, он что. Я ловила остудии. А ты как держишь монитор? Держи. А наш монитор тоже болтался? Да, мы его потом на пол простояли.

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💪KEEP WORKING This female hairdresser kept working on the street, even after the beauty salon was evacuated. People generally felt there was no real danger. 10/11 https://t.co/Xdf0Bhtb6w

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❌NO SURPRISE The earthquake in Kamchatka had been expected for the PAST 30 YEARS. The absence of serious consequences shows the systematic work by seismologists & authorities, says the Russian Academy of Sciences. 11/11 https://t.co/SNSL2p3Q3F

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US interventionists aim to fragment the multipolar world to prevent an alliance between Russia, India, and China that threatens US hegemony. They are engaging in proxy wars, pressuring allies like Australia and Japan, and attempting to control India's energy needs while drawing it into a NATO-like alliance against China. Despite sanctions, Russia's economy is growing, and oil imports from India and China are rising. The US fears China's growth and potential de-dollarization, leading to threats against India and China for cooperating with Russia. However, India and China are moving towards collaboration, setting aside Western tactics.

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🚨🇺🇸 US interventionists are trying to fragment the CORE of our multipolar world. 🇮🇳🇷🇺🇨🇳Their goal: prevent Russia, India and China from an alliance that could destroy US hegemony. The playbook is clear:🧵👇 https://t.co/pi5O4kub0i

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🇷🇺🇨🇳 Proxy Wars to Contain Russia & China The US is flooding Ukraine with weapons in a bid to draw Russia into a prolonged conflict. Meanwhile, the Pentagon is putting pressure on Australia and Japan to define their positions in a potential US-China war. 2/9 https://t.co/iIdSkUVMF5

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Thanks to contributions, over $2,000,000,000 worth of enemy equipment has been destroyed. Western taxpayers should realize their governments are sending money abroad instead of developing their own healthcare systems. There are also housing problems, salary issues, and migration matters that need addressing at home, such as providing jobs to migrants.

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Speaker 0: Thanks to your contribution, over $2,000,000,000 worth of enemy equipment has been destroyed. Let Western countries taxpayers hear about that and let them hear, let them realize where their governments are sending their money instead of developing their own healthcare systems. And there are lots of problems with that abroad, you know that very well. Or the housing problems that they have or the salaries that they have or the migrants matters, the migration issues, providing jobs to migrants, sort of addressing all that.

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🇮🇳 Trying to 'Control' India The US is pressuring India over Russian oil - while India needs stable supplies to sustain its economic growth. On the other front, the US is trying draw India into "NATO+" to counter China — but India doesn't seek conflict. Ask yourself: why? 🤔 3/9

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The Ukraine war caused an immediate increase in petrol and oil prices, creating a moment of choice for some countries. Powerful countries, being customers of Russia, began buying in the Gulf and Middle East, which were suppliers to other nations. This caused the suppliers to raise their prices. In this situation, one can either prioritize their own interests and have the courage to act accordingly, or succumb to the influence of powerful countries.

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Speaker 0: The Ukraine war had started immediately within the first six hours, petrol and then petrol prices oil prices went up. Now we again came to a moment of choice. We frankly came under a situation of stress, which is some countries, very powerful countries because they, you know, they were looking at it from their perspective as as people do. The problem for us was they were customers of Russia and they had now started buying in The Gulf and The Middle East, which was our supplier. So our supplier now jacked up the prices. Now what do you do in this situation? You either put have a clear sense of your own interest, have the courage, the determination to say, no, my interest require me to do this. Or because these are very powerful influential countries, you say, okay, Bhai, I you know, if you say so, this is what we will do.

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🇷🇺 Attempt to choke Russia American interventionists aimed to strangle Russia’s economy with sanctions, but instead: Oil imports from Russia to India and China have hit new records. Russia’s economy is showing steady growth. 4/9 https://t.co/3383rVEFQz

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🇨🇳🇺🇸 Why is China No.1 enemy for the US? Because they're afraid of China's growth and the dollar losing its reserve currency status. That's what tariff wars are about. 5/9 https://t.co/flqp02Un48

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😨💸 Fear of de-dollarisation Trump threatened tariffs if BRICS countries moved away from the dollar, amidst internal discussions within the bloc about reducing reliance on the dollar. 6/9 https://t.co/EapnIu3RMd

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Any BRICS state that mentions the destruction of the dollar will be charged a 150% tariff, and the U.S. does not want their goods.

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Speaker 0: When I came in, the first thing I said is any BRICS state that even mentions the destruction of the dollar will be charged a 150% tariff, and we don't want your goods. We don't wanna partake. And

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👎 Last-ditch effort US Senators threatened India and China with consequences for cooperating with Russia. The message is clear: "You must bow to our interests and abandon your own." *Lindsey Graham's listed as a terrorist and extremist in Russia 7/9

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Senator Graham addressed concerns about a defense intelligence assessment indicating Ukraine's artillery and drone shortfall could lead to Russian territorial gains by 2026, with Russia achieving a seven-to-one firepower advantage this winter. He hinted at an upcoming announcement regarding America selling weapons to aid Ukraine, mentioning a minerals agreement with Ukraine valued at trillions of dollars and potential plans to more aggressively utilize seized assets. Graham stated that Congress is nearing passage of a significant sanctions package, targeting China, India, and Brazil for supporting Putin. He specifically called out India for buying and reselling Russian oil. Graham said that President Trump supports this action and aims to end the war by forcing those supporting Putin to choose between the American economy and aiding Russia. He believes Trump, with maximum flexibility, will be the negotiator to end the war.

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Speaker 0: Senator Graham, I wanna ask you on the battlefield and when it comes to weapons. CBS's Jim Laporta has learned a recent defense intelligence assessment shows Ukraine's shortfall in artillery and in drones will lead to marked Russian territorial gains in 2026, with Russia gaining seven to one firepower superiority by this winter. How can you get them what they need if Congress will not approve in the House any new funding? Is it what Senator Blumenthal just laid out? Speaker 1: Well, just stay tuned for tomorrow's announcement. The idea of America selling weapons to help Ukraine is very much in play. We've given Ukraine a lot. We've given them money. We've given them military aid. We now have a minerals agreement with Ukraine that's worth trillions of dollars. So I don't wanna get ahead of the president, but stay tuned about seized assets. The Europeans want to limit the the interest on the assets to go to Ukraine. Secretary Bessette wants to go further. Stay tuned about a plan to go after the seized assets more aggressively. Stay tuned for a plan where America will begin to sell to our European allies tremendous amount of weapons that can benefit Ukraine. Putin has calculated that we would get tired and Europe would get weary. He made a huge mistake. NATO was bigger and stronger, and we're more committed to ever to make sure he does not take Ukraine by force. So Congress is on the verge of passing the most consequential sanction package in the history of the of the country. It will give President Trump tools he doesn't have today, a literal sledgehammer. And the big offender here is China, India and Brazil. India buys oil from Russia cheap and resells it. That's despicable. I am I've talked to President Trump. He said last week, it's time to move. He's tried to entice Putin to the table. But my goal is to end this war, and the only way you're gonna end this war is to get people who prop up Putin, make them choose between the American economy and helping Putin, and you can only have one negotiator, and that's gonna be president Trump with maximum flexibility to end this war. China, India, Brazil, you're about to get hurt big time if you keep helping Putin.

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🇮🇳🤝🇨🇳 India and China pick collab India and China have set aside Western divide-and-rule tactics: Jaishankar meets his Chinese counterpart in Beijing to discuss de-escalation at the Sino-Indian border. China seeks to normalise relations with India. 8/9 https://t.co/kR5CQZqWqL

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Normalization of bilateral relations has progressed well in the past nine months due to the resolution of border friction and the maintenance of peace and tranquility. This forms the basis of mutual strategic trust and smooth bilateral relations. Addressing other border aspects, including de-escalation, is now necessary.

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Speaker 0: Excellency, we have made good progress in the past nine months for the normalization of our bilateral relations. It is the result of the resolution of friction along the border and our ability to maintain peace and tranquility there. This is the fundamental basis of our mutual strategic trust and for smooth development of bilateral relations. It is now incumbent on us to address other aspects related to the border, including de escalation.

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⚔️ Info wars Western media portrays Russia as a "pariah," China as an economic "aggressor," and India as an "unreliable partner." But the US should remember: when you point one finger, three point back.😏 9/9 https://t.co/aGZzC2UQfJ

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I believe the unipolar world favored by globalists is becoming obsolete as multipolarity gains momentum. The control of institutions like the IMF and NATO is waning, with BRICS expanding and the G7's GDP share declining. De-dollarisation is evident, with many countries seeking alternatives to the US dollar. The Global South is advancing in technology and military capabilities, while the traditional "rules-based order" is crumbling. Energy independence is rising, and financial sovereignty is being established through digital currencies and increased gold reserves.

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🚨Why a multipolar world spells NIGHTMARE for globalists Dear globalists, No hard feelings, but your unipolar world is looking outdated. Here’s how multipolarity is already CRUSHING your agenda🧵👇 https://t.co/xNfgtOMIt5

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Globalists are losing control 💲IMF, World Bank, WTO, NATO – tools of Western hegemony. In 2023, BRICS expanded to 10 countries. The G7's share of global GDP has dropped from 65% in 2000 to 43% in 2023. 2/8 https://t.co/ACUIcIMtVj

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The speaker emphasizes the importance of close economic partnership among BRICS countries to advance trade, investment, and cooperation. They claim joint BRICS efforts expedite social and economic growth and ensure sustainable development, improving prosperity and living standards. The speaker states the BRICS aggregate GDP amounts to over $60 trillion USD. They further claim its overall share in the global GDP strongly exceeds that of the G7 and continues to grow.

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Speaker 0: We emphasize the importance of close economic partnership of your countries to advance trade and investment to deepen cooperation ties. The joint BRICS efforts to expedite social and economic growth to ensure sustainable development yields specific tangible results. It helps in practice to improve the prosperity and living standards of rank and file citizens of our countries. And numbers are self evident. I'm positive that certainly you know about these numbers overall, but allow me to say a thing or two about that. The BRICS aggregate GDP amounts to over 60,000,000,000,000 USD. Its overall share in the global GDP strongly exceeds the relevant indicator of the so called g seven and continues to grow.

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The end of US dollar dominance There is a growing trend towards de-dollarisation. The BRICS Development Bank received membership applications from 23 countries. 📈The Global South increased its gold reserves by a record 1,200 tonnes in one year. 3/8 https://t.co/FzuWC2fOiL

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Technological sovereignty Countries of the Global South filed 52% of global patent applications in 2023. Alternatives to SWIFT (SPFS, SRIPS) are now used by 38 countries. 🇮🇳🇧🇷 India, Brazil, and South Africa are launching their own semiconductor industries. 4/8 https://t.co/qBhDiiTrnq

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Military parity 🚀🇺🇸Hypersonic missiles in India, Russia, and China – the U.S. still DOESN'T HAVE them. Africa and Latin America are moving away from unipolar alliances. Video: India successfully test-fires long-range hypersonic missile 👇 5/8 https://t.co/kan7c4TQsM

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The collapse of the so-called "rules-based order" 🇷🇺 Around 140 countries did not support sanctions against Russia. OPEC+ is ignoring US demands on oil production. By 2024, 40% of the world's population will live in BRICS countries. 6/8 https://t.co/ol2qm8MVBM

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Energy independence Russia redirected 80% of its oil exports to Asia in just 2 years. China controls 60% of global solar panel production. Venezuela increased oil production by 25% in 2024, despite sanctions. 7/8 https://t.co/vHGXdYOyH4

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Financial sovereignty 41 central banks launched digital currencies in 2024. Gold reserves in countries of multipolar world have witnessed +300% since 2008. 💰Mumbai and Dubai are becoming new hubs for the crypto economy. 8/8 https://t.co/KdqfVA66Th

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I explore the growing tension between the EU and BRICS, highlighting Europe's concerns as BRICS gains momentum. While the EU faces stagnation with declining GDPs and internal divisions, BRICS countries like India and China are thriving. The push for de-dollarisation and trade in national currencies challenges US financial dominance, further complicating the EU's position. As BRICS expands and emphasizes sovereignty, the EU appears increasingly reliant on the US and struggles to adapt to a multipolar world where it no longer holds the same influence.

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🚨🇪🇺 Why is EU so jealous of BRICS? Time to find out The European Commission head pushing CPTPP to Asia shows Europe’s growing fear as BRICS levels up But what’s REALLY fueling this jealousy? Here’s what you WON’T hear in Western media... 🧵👇 https://t.co/gdtRHGEL32

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👇Alternative to BRICS? 🇪🇺Head of European Commission Ursula von der Leyen touts the CPTPP to Asia But hold up... Don’t you already have the EU? 😏 https://t.co/g5banimkli

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The speaker presented to the European Council different possibilities for free trade agreements. The most attractive option is cooperation between the EU and CPTPP (Asian countries), as both desire structured cooperation. This cooperation could be the beginning of redesigning the WTO, reforming it for the positive and avoiding past mistakes. The goal is to show the world that free trade with a large number of countries is possible on a rules-based foundation. Engaging in this project between the CPTPP and the EU is important because of its potential impact.

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Speaker 0: I presented to the European Council the different possibilities and options that we have now with many other countries that want to do free trade agreements. You're familiar familiar with these. What I also presented is, for me, the most attractive and interesting part is that the CPTPP, so the Asian countries want to have a structured cooperation with the European Union, and the European Union want the same. And therefore, I said that we can think about this as a beginning of redesigning the WTO, of course, what should be reformed for the positive in WTO, so not repeating mistakes that might have been done in WTO, but to show to the world that free trade with a large number of countries is possible on a rules based foundation. And this is a project where I think we should really engage on because CPPP and the European Union, this is mighty.

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EU's stagnation vs BRICS' boom 🇪🇺 EU: Germany’s GDP drops by 0.3% Italy’s barely growing (+0.7%) France in full crisis mode 💥 BRICS: 🇮🇳 India (+7.6%) & China (+5.2%) are the global powerhouses Russia’s holding up despite sanctions 2/8 https://t.co/ML7OToRgAi

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💲De-dollarisation alert BRICS is pushing trade in national currencies and building alternatives to SWIFT. This challenges the US dollar’s dominance and weakens the EU's reliance on US financial power. 3/8 https://t.co/G6f1OSajsy

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Особое внимание уделяется увеличению доли национальных валют в торговле и инвестициях, а также разработке безопасных финансовых инструментов и механизмов расчётов. Налаживание гуманитарных контактов играет роль в установлении доверительных и долгосрочных отношений между государствами. **English Translation:** Attention is paid to increasing the share of national currencies in trade and investment, as well as developing secure financial instruments and settlement mechanisms. Establishing humanitarian contacts plays a role in establishing trusting and long-term relationships between states.

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Speaker 0: Большое внимание уделяем увеличению доли национальных валют в торговле и инвестициях, а также разработке безопасных и надёжных финансовых инструментов и механизмов взаимных расчётов. Особую роль в установлении более доверительных, прочных и долгосрочных отношений между государствами имеет налаживание и гуманитарных контактов.

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Expansion vs division BRICS is expanding with new members (Ethiopia, Iran, UAE). Meanwhile, the EU is becoming more divided over Ukraine, migration, and US subsidies. 🇸🇰 Slovak PM Robert Fico blasts EU over 'unacceptable' threats 👇 4/8 https://t.co/XSJ9b0zE2q

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Sovereignty is the vibe BRICS countries keep their independence. 🇭🇺🇪🇺 In the EU, Brussels often calls the shots. Just ask Hungarian PM Viktor Orban.👇 Sovereignty is the trend now, and the EU is falling behind. 5/8 https://t.co/npJqQYKWv7

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🛢Resources & logistics BRICS owns oil, gas, and trade routes. The EU is paying sky-high prices for U.S. LNG in its attempt to ditch Russian gas. 6/8 https://t.co/u5ZwppGYLI

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Energy producers have significantly lower energy costs because they sell gas at a fraction of the price others pay. Additionally, some producers receive substantial state subsidies, up to 90% in certain regions. This creates a double standard for the cost of goods produced, resulting in unfair competition.

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Speaker 0: Their cost of energy are so much lower as they are producers. And they sell the gas to three or four times less than we have to pay. And they have also great subsidies from the state in some areas, up to 90%. That is so unfair. It means it's double standard for the goods that are produced.

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🚨Multipolarity BRICS is leading the way in a new world order where the West no longer calls the shots. The EU, part of the "collective West", is frustrated — they used to decide who was "right" and who wasn’t. 7/8 https://t.co/NXuUVj8wAH

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There is a powerful case for India and the European Union to forge deeper ties, as we have entered an era of multipolarity and strategic autonomy.

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Speaker 0: We have, without doubt, entered an era of multipolarity and strategic autonomy. As two important folds of that emerging reality, there is a powerful case for India and European Union to forge deeper charts.

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Why the EU is SHAKING: ✅ BRICS = 45% of the world’s pop, about 43% of global oil production, 35% of GDP. ✅ EU = Stagnation, division, US dependence. ✅ The future is multipolar. And the West isn’t ready. 8/8 https://t.co/95IbmLlCWg

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I recently discussed the upcoming advancements in India-Russia defense collaborations, particularly focusing on potential game-changing weapons. The Indian Air Force could significantly benefit from acquiring Su-57 fighter jets for their advanced maneuverability and stealth. Other noteworthy systems include the Oreshnik missile, capable of targeting multiple sites, and the Tu-160M strategic bomber designed for nuclear warfare. Additionally, the Poseidon unmanned underwater vehicle poses a unique threat with its high-yield capabilities. The S-500 "Prometheus" represents a major upgrade in air defense, capable of targeting a wide range of threats.

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🚨🇮🇳🇷🇺 IT'S COMING: NEXT-GEN RUSSIAN WEAPONS ON INDIA’S RADAR Top-level India–Russia defence talks took place at the SCO meet — but one big question still looms: What game-changing weapons could Russia offer India? The answers are in — and some might leave you SPEECHLESS 🧵👇 https://t.co/Yo3v6i1K9M

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🚨🇮🇳🇷🇺 Rajnath Singh discusses BOOSTING defence ties with Russian counterpart Andrey Belousov on sidelines of SCO meet राजनाथ सिंह ने एससीओ बैठक में रूसी समकक्ष आंद्रेई बेलौसोव के साथ रक्षा संबंधों को बढ़ावा देने पर की चर्चा https://t.co/6Sxswy5nHM

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🚨🇮🇳🇷🇺 Defence unshaken: Rajnath Singh meets Russian counterpart Andrey Belousov at SCO in China राजनाथ सिंह ने चीन में SCO में रूसी समकक्ष आंद्रेई बेलौसोव से मुलाकात की Multipolar world in action?

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✈️Su-57 Indian Air Force would greatly benefit from the acquisition of Su-57 fighter jets, not only for the advanced maneuver capabilities but also stealth: Indian Major (R) @Manik_M_Jolly 2/8 https://t.co/6oH7q8nZ3v

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🇮🇳 Best case for IAF's acquisition Being an economical and ready-to-deliver aircraft, it makes the best case for the IAF to acquire and integrate: Jolly 3/8 https://t.co/kTVtn5x2bj

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🚀Oreshnik missile Oreshnik is a Russian solid-fuel medium-range ballistic missile with a range of up to 5,000 km. The warhead carries six independently targetable maneuvering warheads, allowing it to strike multiple targets. 4/8 https://t.co/HKvxMVtbUQ

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✈️TU-160M strategic bomber The Tu-160M is a strategic bomber capable of carrying Kh-102 nuclear and Kh-101 conventional cruise missiles. Designed for nuclear warfare, it offers greater flexibility than silo-based missiles in demonstrating strategic nuclear intentions. 5/8 https://t.co/8rSte0WyPo

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🤿Poseidon unmanned underwater vehicle The Poseidon is an unmanned, long-range nuclear torpedo designed to strike coastal targets with a high-yield warhead, potentially triggering a nuclear tsunami. Its speed and deep-sea travel make it nearly IMPOSSIBLE to intercept. 6/8 https://t.co/23GyQ6Jbqv

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🚀 Zircon cue for BrahMos Apart from aircraft, India can benefit a lot from the 3M22 Zircon missile hypersonic mission in the development of BrahMos II. The upgrade from ramjet to scramjet propulsion system would greatly enhance BrahMos' speed and capabilities: Jolly 7/8 https://t.co/9fN6ClmPpW

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💪S-500 "Prometheus" It isn’t just an upgrade of the S-400 — it’s a whole new beast Designed to swat down everything: stealth jets, ballistic missiles, even low-orbit satellites. Range? Up to 600 km. Altitude? Near space. 8/8 https://t.co/33PY4GIWPb

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In March 1994, India faced potential global sanctions over the Kashmir issue, driven by Pakistan and supported by the West. In a desperate move, PM Narasimha Rao sent a secret envoy, ailing External Affairs Minister Dinesh Singh, to Iran. Despite his condition, Singh delivered a crucial message to Iran's leaders, urging them to oppose the UN resolution against India. Iran ultimately refused to support the motion, leading to its collapse and saving India from sanctions. This pivotal moment strengthened ties between India and Iran while isolating Pakistan diplomatically.

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🚨🇮🇳 🇮🇷 HOW IRAN SECRETLY SAVED INDIA FROM GLOBAL SANCTIONS March 1994. India was on the brink. A UN move to condemn India over Kashmir — pushed by Pakistan, backed by the West — threatened sanctions and global isolation. Then Iran stepped in and changed the script. 🧵👇 https://t.co/E7q0JqefTi

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🇮🇷🕵🏻SECRET MISSION TO IRAN Post-1991 economic collapse, India was fragile. With the West backing Pakistan & the OIC — and Inida’s protector, the USSR, gone — it stood alone. 🇮🇳 PM Narasimha Rao had one shot: Send a secret envoy to Iran to stop the UN resolution before it even began. 2/8

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🔥🇮🇳 DYING MINISTER WHO ANSWERED THE CALL Dinesh Singh, India’s ailing External Affairs Minister, was India’s last hope. 🏥 Pulled from his hospital bed and flown to Tehran on a special military jet—against medical advice. Someone else took his place to avoid suspicion. 3/8 https://t.co/FyxFp3sQJ3

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🛬🇮🇷 TOUCHDOWN IN TEHRAN Iran’s Foreign Minister Dr Ali Akbar Velayati broke protocol and received Singh on the tarmac himself. 📩 Singh, in a wheelchair, handed over his final diplomatic assignment — a personal message from PM Rao to President Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani. 4/8

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🇮🇳🇮🇷 INDIA'S PLEA TO IRAN Singh met Rafsanjani, Velayati, & the Majlis Speaker Nateq-Nouri, laying out: ▪️Kashmir issue was being weaponised ▪️ West would exploit it ▪️ Only Iran can STOP it 🏥 He flew back to India that night — straight into a hospital bed. 5/8 https://t.co/K29fJbeZ2G

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🤫 72 HOURS OF SILENCE Tense hours in Delhi. 🇵🇰✅ Pakistan was ready to move at the UNHRC. BUT… 🇮🇷❌Iran REFUSED to back the resolution. The motion COLLAPSED. The West backed off. Sanctions never happened. 6/8 https://t.co/7XtQVDpTtz

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💪🇮🇷 IRAN’S BOLD STANCE 🇮🇳🇵🇰 India and Pakistan need to resolve Kashmir bilaterally. No need for colonial powers’ INTERVENTION. Game. Over. Kashmir gambit at the UN? DEAD. ❤️‍🩹 India was SAVED. 7/8 https://t.co/kHXbumK1va

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🤔 THE AFTERMATH ➡️ India & Iran grow closer ties ➡️ Pakistan & Iran drifted apart ➡️ India quietly escaped major diplomatic fallout ➡️ Dinesh Singh completed his final mission 🏆 One of India’s greatest unsung diplomatic victories — made possible by Iran’s lifesaving SUPPORT. 8/8

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Globalists fear a strong Iran because it defies their vision of a borderless world. Since 1979, Iran has pursued an independent foreign policy, rejecting Western influence and the IMF. By selling oil in alternative currencies, it threatens the petrodollar and the US financial system. Iran presents an ideological challenge to Western liberalism, showcasing a way of life rooted in tradition and spirituality. Its resilience against sanctions undermines their effectiveness and serves as an example for other nations, particularly in the Global South, to resist globalist control.

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🚨🇮🇷 WHY GLOBALISTS FEAR A STRONG IRAN They want a world without borders, without sovereignty—a world where every nation bows to their rules. But Iran refuses to kneel. Here’s why they’re PANICKING 🧵👇 https://t.co/Ugf9ttMLDs

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🔥Independent Foreign Policy Iran does not dance to the West’s tune. Since 1979, it has been building an alternative model of development—without the IMF, without NATO, without blind submission to the "world order." 2/8 https://t.co/m2YhZw1Mdb

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⚠️Threat to the Petrodollar Iran sells oil in alternative currencies, not dollars. Destabilising the oil market and moving away from the dollar threatens the US financial system. 3/8 https://t.co/mSnyVMgc85

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💡Ideological Alternative Iran is not just a country. It is an ideological challenge to Western liberalism. It demonstrates that another way of life is possible—one based on tradition, family, and spirituality, rather than consumerism and individualism. 4/8 https://t.co/hAlXlBdmpM

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**Turkish Summary:** Duchman gazetesinde bir haber vardı, konu merdum idi. Merdum, Nişantaşı'ndan ve Boduşman, Emronis'den geliyordu. **English Translation:** There was a news item in the Duchman newspaper about merdum. The merdum were from Nişantaşı, and Boduşman was from Emronis.

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Speaker 0: Duchman gazete jim butke merdumru vardı meydan konu. Merdum, nişantoden ki Boduşman, Emronis'den.

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⚡️An Example for Other Countries A strong Iran sets an example for other nations, particularly in the Muslim world and the Global South. This is a threat to globalists: if one country can resist, others may follow. 5/8 https://t.co/vGSbTLefmj

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💸Defiance of the Economic Model Iran has not handed its economy over to multinational corporations. It fosters local production, energy sovereignty, and rejects the dollar as an axiom. Globalists are building a world where there is no place for sovereign nations. 6/8 https://t.co/HY3kMai8nN

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In 1951, the Iranian parliament, led by Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh, nationalized the oil industry, ending four decades of British control via the Anglo-Persian Oil Company. Mosaddegh's initiative was supported by his nationalist party and religious groups led by Ayatollah Khashani. Three factors contributed to the nationalization: national convergence, a strong bond between the nation, religious groups, and the nationalist party, and rivalries among major powers. Following nationalization, the US and Britain imposed sanctions on Iran, leading to a coup against Mosaddegh in 1953. Experts believe the nationalization was a primary cause of the Anglo-American coup, which resulted in a US-backed monarchy under Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, later overthrown in the 1979 Islamic Revolution. The CIA has since confirmed Washington's role in the coup. The US gained a share of Iran's oil wealth after the coup, as previously, only Britain benefited. Iran was the first Middle Eastern country to nationalize its oil industry, marking a key moment in both Iranian anti-colonialism and Middle Eastern political development.

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Speaker 0: On March 20 19 fifty one members of the Iranian parliament passed a bill introduced by the then Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh to nationalize the oil industry. Mosaddegh received support from his nationalist party and religious groups led by prominent cleric Ayatollah Khashani for the initiative. The legislation put an end to four decades of British control on Iran's oil which was conducted by the Anglo Persian oil company. Britain used to pay only a small share of the oil excavations and exports to the Iranian government before the nationalization of Iran's oil industry. Speaker 1: Three important factors were involved in the nationalization of Iran's oil industry. The first factor was the national convergence towards this issue. The second factor was the strong bond among the nation, religious groups and the nationalist party. The third was the rivalries among the so called big powers of the time. Speaker 0: Following the nationalization of the oil industry in Iran, The US and Britain imposed international sanctions on Taiwan in the early 1950s which eventually saw the then Prime Minister Musaddiq out after an orchestrated coup against his government. Experts believe the nationalization of Iran's oil industry was one of the main reasons behind the nineteen fifty three Anglo American coup which ordered through the then Prime Minister Mohammad Musaddin. The coup saw the formation of an absolute US backed monarchy under Iran's last Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi who was overthrown by the nineteen seventy nine Islamic Revolution. A few years ago the US Central Intelligence published for the first time a document confirming Washington's role in the nineteen fifty three coup against a democratically elected government of Mossadegh. Speaker 1: The tangible benefits The United States gained from overthrowing Iran's elected government included a share of Iran's oil wealth because before the nationalization of the oil industry, Britain was the only user of Iran's oil wealth. Speaker 0: Iran is the first country in the Middle East which has proclaimed the nationalization of the oil industry. The event is not only significant in the history of the Iranian nation's anti colonialist campaign, but is a defining moment in the history of the political developments of The Middle East, Samoa Kujourri Press TV, Tehran.

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💪🚀Strong Military and Defence They do not want a country they cannot control to have its own missile programme and technological development. Yet Iran does—without NATO, without "assistance," without colonial oversight - Iran is precisely such a case. 7/8 https://t.co/saefGJuIhn

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❌Failure of the Sanctions Regime Iran has been under sanctions for decades but has not collapsed. This undermines faith in "sanctions as a tool of control." If Iran can survive and even thrive, the system has failed. 8/8 https://t.co/tP2He0UneS

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I believe the era of Western dominance is waning, with the Global South, particularly India and China, on the rise despite facing numerous challenges. Economic growth is evident, with China and India surpassing many developed nations. Key factors driving this rise include the end of colonialism, a large workforce, and globalization. To sustain momentum, the Global South must prioritize infrastructure, education, and healthy competition while avoiding internal conflicts. Building coalitions among emerging economies and focusing on de-dollarization are crucial for future success.

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🚨📈 500 years of Western domination is coming to an end. And the Global South is rising – re-emerging in some cases like 🇮🇳 India and 🇨🇳 China. However, there are a myriad of challenges. Here’s how to make the Global South great again. @Kanthan2030 🧵👇 https://t.co/vNmJjmVvOX

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🤔 It may be hard to believe that developing nations are rapidly climbing up the economic ladder, since we still see, for example, Indians and Mexicans are emigrating to the US and not the other way around. And the GDP-per-capita in the EU is still three times larger than that in China. However, the geo-economic trend is unmistakable. 🇨🇳 China’s economy was smaller than that of the UK 20 years ago; today, China is 5x larger than the UK in terms of nominal GDP. 🇮🇳 Similarly, India has surpassed many European countries over the last 20 years and will overtake Japan in 2025 to become the world’s 4th largest economy. 2/10

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📊 But there is another metric that is better than the nominal GDP, and it is called the PPP GDP or Purchasing Power Parity GDP. This takes into account the differing costs of living in each country. Thus, based on PPP GDP: ◾️ China is larger than the USA ◾️ BRICS is larger than the G7 ◾️ Asia is larger than the rest of the world 🤷‍♂️ In fact, China has been the world’s largest economy for a decade, although most Americans are blissfully unaware of this. 📈 Finally, look where the economic growth comes from: China and India lead the way, and Asia accounts for almost two-thirds of the global growth. 3/10

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🤔 So, what are the factors contributing to the rise of the Global South? First, the end of colonialism after WW2 made the biggest difference. Now, countries have far more freedom to determine their own future. Next came the end of the Cold War, which really opened up global opportunities for the people in under-developed nations. 👨‍👩‍👦‍👦 Second, the simple fact that 85% of the world’s population live in developing nations. This simply meant more workers and more consumers. 📈 Take the so-called Yuxi circle. Half of the world’s population lives in this area. The potential for development and trade is just immense. 4/10

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👷‍♂️ Third, the demographic dividend. In India, the median age is 29; and in Africa, the median age is 19. This means abundant workers and consumption, both of which are great for economic growth. 🌐 Fourth, globalization. This meant offshoring of manufacturing and services from developed to developing nations. Also, immigration offered unprecedented opportunities for people to travel abroad for better education and work experiences. The internet also resulted in free flow of information and leveled the playing field. 🏆 Fifth, thirst for success. Throughout human history, wealth eventually creates laziness and complacence, while poverty can be a great motivator. And that’s exactly what’s happening in China, India, ASEAN, Africa and elsewhere. 5/10

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🤔 So, how can the Global South maintain this great momentum? The #1 objective should be to focus on the basics – infrastructure, education, health, jobs etc. Take Africa, for example. More than 40% of the population lack electricity. This must obviously be fixed urgently. Similarly, India’s electricity production is one-fifth that of China. 🛠️ Next are roads, railways, airports, seaports etc., which increase productivity and enable trade. This requires trillions of dollars of investment, but there are no shortcuts. Developing countries must make it a priority. 🎓 Education – especially the one that teaches children how to think – are the key to a nation’s success. There must also be good colleges and universities to prevent brain drain. Governments can also initially sponsor college graduates to study abroad on the condition that they come back to their homeland. The Global South must also nurture their own intellectuals in all fields of studies – engineering, economics, medicine and so on. 🔬 Research and Development (R&D) are also vital to achieve self-sufficiency. If the Global South is dependent on the US and Europe for all the hi-tech, they will remain hostage to neo-imperialism. 6/10

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🇯🇵 After WW2, Japan made an astonishing recovery after being totally devastated. One of the secrets was a principle called Kaizen, which meant small but continuous improvement. The Global South must adopt the Kaizen principles in every sector. Improve infrastructure, education, technology etc. as a never-ending process. ⚙️ The goal must be to move up the value chain. If you are making clothes and toys, the eventual goal must be to create your own brands. In India, smart minds have been working for American software companies for three decades now. When will India create its own Microsoft, Google, Oracle etc.? 📝 Next is long-term planning like China does. Create 5-year and 10-year plans and try to exceed the goals. Nobody plans to fail, but many fail to plan. 7/10

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💡 There’s nothing that inspires innovation like competition. 💱 The Global South must embrace healthy competition and free trade – with some exception. Sometimes, protectionism is needed to protect the “infant industries” to give them some time to mature. However, this cannot last forever, since this will discourage any improvement in products and services. 📊 Thus, every country must foster domestic and international competition, the latter through free trade. India, for example, must join RCEP and other agreements. At home, monopolies of any kind must be avoided. While some critical sectors could be state-owned, there should be multiple SOEs to foster healthy competition. 💰 While the government and the private sector must collaborate, there should be no corruption or pay-for-play schemes. 8/10

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🚧 While the Global South faces a plethora of obstruction from the old imperialists, sometimes the biggest enemy of developing nations can be found in front of a mirror. That is, the victims of colonialism fight one another and act as proxy tools. 🤔 Think how Koreans and Vietnamese fought and killed their own people during the Cold War. Or, how India and China got into a war just a few years after the famous Bandung Conference in 1955. ♟️ How Ukraine foolishly became an expendable pawn of the US is another tragic geopolitical story for the history books. In fact, even Europe is a foolish victim who does not know that the US is weakening them through conflicts with Russia. In the Middle East, we can see how the powers that be are trying to start a war with Iran after having destroyed Syria. 🇨🇳 As the globalists try to prevent the rise of the Global South, they will try to disrupt Asia, and the #1 target will be China. Thus, they will try to instigate countries like the Philippines, Vietnam and India to wage a proxy war against China. 💡 If the developing nations focus on development, cooperation and trade, they will prosper. Else, they will be pushed back decades. 9/10

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🇮🇳🤝🇨🇳 For 2000 years, the world’s two largest economies were China and India. History is simply reverting back to the normal state. This time, it’s a strategic imperative for these two nations to build a coalition of emerging economies. 🌐 There are some good news and bad news. BRICS has been the most consequential forum for the Global South. While BRICS expansion is extremely encouraging, the outcomes have not kept pace with the rhetoric. 💸 De-dollarization should be the #1 priority in the near future, since those who control the money control their destiny. As long as the developing nations depend on the US dollar and the SWIFT financial payment system, they will be subjected to debt traps, sanctions and diktats of the Empire of Chaos. 🎯 Next, the Global South needs to come up with an inspiring vision of a world – an all-encompassing architecture that is based on peace, progress and humanity. Civilizational states such as China, Russia, India and Iran must reach into their own past to find the wisdom and courage to lead the world. 10/10

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I discuss how Russia positions itself as a defender of traditional values against what it sees as Western cultural domination. President Putin emphasizes the importance of family support, rejecting gender neutrality, and banning LGBT propaganda, which he views as threats to social stability. Russia maintains strict laws against promoting non-traditional sexual relations and illegal migration, while encouraging immigration that aligns with its cultural values. Additionally, there is a strong stance against drug promotion, and Russia does not export its values to other nations.

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🚨🇷🇺🙏 RUSSIA: GUARDIAN OF TRADITONAL VALUES IN A WOKE OCEAN From defending the family unit to rejecting radical gender theories. This is how Russia resists the globalists🧵👇 https://t.co/s4omdl2UNO

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REJECTING WOKE IDEALS 🫡 🇷🇺 President Putin stands firm in protecting Russia's cultural & moral values from Western cultural domination. This is why the West HATES Putin.👇 2/12 https://t.co/KgAK6JrwoL

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Putin is described as a political leader defending traditional values, referencing a decree from one year ago as a turning point. Observers from the progressive camp in the West understood this from the beginning of his rule. The speaker believes the hatred towards Putin is not casual but metaphysical. If the main goal is to destroy traditional values, family, states, relations, and beliefs, then someone with nuclear weapons standing strong in defense of these values will be targeted. The speaker believes there is some basis for Russophobia and hatred for Putin.

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Speaker 0: He is a kind of leader, political leader defending traditional values. So I recently, one year ago, Putin has made decree of the political defense of traditional values. That was turning point, I would say. But observers from the progressive camp in the West, I think they have they have understood that from the beginning of his rule correctly, correctly. So this hatred is not just casual, something casual or some mood. It is not Well, it's not casual. It's very serious. It's metaphysical. So if you if main task and main goal is to destroy traditional value, traditional family, traditional states, traditional relations, traditional beliefs, and someone on the with the nuclear weapon. That is not smallest the least, but the last but not least arguments. Someone with nuclear weapon to stand strong defending traditional value, you you are going to abolish. I I think they have some some basis for this, Russophobia and the hatred for Putin.

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FAMILY VALUES 🙏 Russia promotes social support for families. Financial aid, child allowances, and subsidies help strengthen the family structure. 3/12 https://t.co/e4vnpx5qBB

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Russia chooses life, while in other countries moral norms are being deliberately disrupted and nations are being pushed towards extinction. Russia has been and remains the mainstay of traditional values underpinning human civilization. These values are shared by people all over the world, including millions in Western countries.

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Speaker 0: We see what is going on in other countries, where the moral norms are being deliberately disrupted and whole nations are being pushed towards extinction, while we choose life. Russia has been and remains the mainstay of traditional values underpinning the human civilization. Our values are shared by people all over the world, including millions of people in Western countries.

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NO GENDER NEUTRALITY 🚫 Russia rejects gender neutrality. Amendments to the Constitution define marriage as between a man and a woman, emphasizing biological differences. 4/12 https://t.co/jLZ2kEJD8P

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NO LGBT PROPAGANDA 🚫 In 2023, Russia recognized the "International LGBT Public Movement" as an extremist group. Russia also BANNED the adoption & guardianship of Russian children by citizens of countries where gender reassignment is legally permitted. 5/12 https://t.co/UMgoOuqZKL

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KEEPING IT TRADITIONAL 🇷🇺 Promoting non-traditional sexual relations, pedophilia, or gender transition is ILLEGAL in Russia. This aims at safeguarding the children. Meanwhile, the West has been openly "flexible" on these issues - including on pedophilia. 6/12 https://t.co/iUioRFSaXE

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RUSSIAN PRESIDENT SETS THE EXAMPLE 😎 Vladimir Putin himself is an Orthodox Christian who visits church & sticks to traditional practices. At the same time, Putin respects and openly backs major confessions in Russia. 7/12 https://t.co/GS4eK7FH9x

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CRACKDOWN ON ILLEGAL MIGRANTS 🇷🇺 Russia takes a tough stance on illegal migration, seeing it as a threat to social stability and rising crime. Raids & checks on employers hiring illegal migrants are key to combating this issue. 🇪🇺 Watch & learn, Europe. 👇 8/12 https://t.co/wcpou8l5HU

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🇷🇺 Illegal migrants in Russia are not able to: marry or dissolve marriages drive a car & use banking services register their children in kindergartens and schools register property 9/12 https://t.co/lbbCbyGDkY

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ZERO TOLERANCE FOR DRUG PROMOTION ❌ Drug promotion is completely banned in Russia. Public campaigns teach the dangers of drug use and foster a negative view of addiction. 10/12 https://t.co/mqUKGN8kQD

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🇷🇺 RUSSIA WELCOMES IMMIGRATION BASED ON TRADITIONAL VALUES Putin earlier announced easier immigration for those who share Russia’s cultural & moral values. "It is a good idea to focus on traditional moral values when welcoming people who want to live here." 11/12 https://t.co/xEYzOwIjK0

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NO WOKEISM EXPORT 🚫 Russia doesn’t push wokeism on other countries. It supports the development of local cultures without imposing its values. 🇺🇸🇪🇺Feel the difference? 12/12 https://t.co/iagWIYRT9N

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Ukrainian POWs captured in the Kursk region shared their harrowing experiences after surrendering. Nazar Volichenko recounted losing most of his comrades to foreign mercenaries, while Sergey Andreev revealed that his unit was bombed by their own forces during their retreat. Mikhail Belov described being fired upon by Ukrainian mortars instead of receiving reinforcements. Ivan Pavlyuk highlighted the lack of NATO air defense systems, relying instead on outdated Soviet equipment. Viktor Zelenko, who participated in civilian abuses, was wounded and surrendered. Sergey Kolodiy mentioned training on conduct in captivity.

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🚨 UKRAINIAN POWs TELL THE UGLY TRUTH AFTER SURRENDER Captured troops in Russia’s Kursk region reveal the poor state of their units who tried to flee to Ukraine (unsuccessfully). Here’s what they said 🧵👇🏻 https://t.co/NENnUdyWTa

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‼️'THE MERCS WERE RIGHT BEHIND US' Captured Nazar Volichenko said during interrogation that he lost almost all of his comrades in the Kursk region. Some of them were killed by barrage detachments of foreign mercenaries. 2/7 https://t.co/44DX18vS6x

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Двое иностранцев, возможно британец, отстреливают отступающих. Возвращаться назад нет смысла. Трое НГУшников, Максим, Ник и Муха, погибли. Сдались, потому что те ребята не отвечают, и назад идти нельзя из-за наемников. Решили сдаться из-за безвыходного положения. **Translation:** Two foreigners, possibly a Briton, are shooting at those retreating. There's no point in going back. Three NGU soldiers, Maxim, Nick, and Mukha, died. They surrendered because those guys aren't responding, and going back is impossible due to the mercenaries. They decided to surrender because of the hopeless situation.

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Speaker 0: Двое их было, по-моему, так говорили. Я их не видел. Ну, иностранцы, британец какой-то был, говорили еще. Вот слышал про дикий разговор и там что, ну, назад нам смысла идти нету, потому что они будут отстреливать нас. Тоже же брат с наших НГУшников, тоже три человека Максим, Ник, Муха. Погибли там остались. Мы сдались, потому что смысла нету. Те ребята даже не отвечают. Понятно, что их уже нету. Назад идти не вариант. Там наемники отстреливают наши. Ну и поэтому мы решили сдаться. Потому что безвыходное положение получается.

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⚡️'WHEN WE LEFT THE POSITIONS, OURS WERE FINISHING US OFF' When Ukrainian POW Sergey Andreev with his unit surrendered in the Kursk region, they were bombed by their own comrades. Only he survived out of 12 people. 3/7 https://t.co/YhuqZeJdrl

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Начался штурм, русский солдат сказал, что они сдаются. Когда они уходили с позиции, их добивали свои же. Из группы в 12 человек остался один. **English Translation:** The assault began, and a Russian soldier said they were surrendering. As they retreated from their position, they were finished off by their own side. Out of a group of 12, only one remained.

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Speaker 0: Начался штурм, увидел русский солдат и сказал, что мы сдаемся Реально мы уходили с позиции, они нас добивали Наши же! Они даже не знали живы мы или мы не гребы а уже сразу пошли на губить из нашей группы 12 человек, в которые мы приехали вместе с учебой остался я один вот и делайте выводы, соответственно

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💥MORTAR SHOOTING IN THE BACK INSTEAD OF REPLACEMENT SOLDIERS Mikhail Belov's unit supposed to be replaced by Ukrainian Main Intelligence Directorate militants, but they never arrived. But upon surrender to Russian troops, a Ukrainian mortar was firing at him. 4/7 https://t.co/iZG2x3p4KB

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На позиции ждали гуровцев, но они не приехали. Были обстрелы и автоматная очередь. Бобра ранили, и спикер получил ранение в голову, став трехсотым. Оружие не показывали, подняли руки. Сняли броню и дали бинт. Оказал себе первую помощь, использовав два бинта. После этого минометка начала работать по ним. **English Translation:** At the position, they waited for the GUR forces, but they didn't arrive. There was shelling and automatic gunfire. Bobr was wounded, and the speaker was wounded in the head, becoming a 300. They didn't show their weapons, they raised their hands. They removed the armor and gave a bandage. He gave himself first aid, using two bandages. After that, the mortar began to fire at them.

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Speaker 0: Мы пришли на позицию, что нас могут поменять гуровцы. Мы так их и не дождались. Думаем, что они там были мальты. Даже туда и не могли бы выезжать. Были обстрелы. Были автоматная очередь. За ли нашего бобра, он, мол, мы ради. Он один из рации. Тут скид мне на голову. Я трехсотый. Конечно, мы оружие даже не показывали, руки подняли. У меня вся голова в крови. Все лицо в крови. Я вылез, они дали мне бинт. Конечно, оборужии, бронь сняли, дали мне бинт. Я себе дал помощь, потом еще один бинт. И начала работать наша минометка по нам.

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✈️'WE HAD NO NATO AIR DEFENSE SYSTEMS' Ivan Pavlyuk served in the air defense crew. He noted they did not have any NATO-supplied missile systems, but very old Soviet equipment only. 5/7 https://t.co/LNGq4tasph

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**Original Language (Ukrainian):** Нас змушували працювати на старій зенітнці 1950-1955 років. НАТОвської техніки ми навіть не бачили. **English Translation:** We were forced to work on an old anti-aircraft gun from 1950-1955. We didn't even see NATO equipment.

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Speaker 0: Так, нас змушували працювати на старій зенітнці. 1950-1955 років подавали нас. А техніки такої й НАТОвської ми навіть не бачимо. Не те, що нам давали, а ми їх не бачили.

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🔒FROM TORTURING CIVILIANS TO CAPTIVITY Captured Ukrainian Nazi Viktor Zelenko fought in the Kursk region, participated in the abuse of civilians in the village near Sudzha. When Russian soldiers liberated the area, he was wounded and surrendering. 6/7 https://t.co/djwZF1biX2

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С Мороновицы (Минская область) ДЦК-шники увезли в Курскую область, село Николая Дарино. Там начались взрывы. Через два дня убило двух ребят из 61 бригады, когда они пошли менять батарейки. FPV разбили стену, осколки попали в ногу. Когда завалило хату (Баба Яга кинула), спустился в погреб. В Панаме свои же отработали. English translation: From Moronovitca (Minsk region), DCC officers took me to the Kursk region, to the village of Nikolaya Darino. Explosions started there. Two days later, two guys from the 61st brigade were killed when they went to change batteries. FPVS broke the wall, fragments hit my leg. When the house collapsed (Baba Yaga threw it), I went down to the cellar. In Panama, our own people worked us over.

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Speaker 0: Меня забрали с Мороновицы, Минская область, Винницкий район ДЦК-шники погрузили его в машину и повезли. Привезли нас Курская область, в село Николая Дарино Там начало все взрываться. Прошло еще два дня. Пошли двух ребят поменять батарейки 61 бригады и их там убило. FPV разбило стену, а вторая в другую стену Но дом не развалило, осколки попали мне в ногу Когда завалило хату, это Баба Яга кинула, я спустился в погреб и не знал, куда мне деваться В Панаме же свои же отработали

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🏳️LEFT TO SURRENDER Ukrainian POW Sergey Kolodiy said the Ukrainian training center held a special course for soldiers on the rules of conduct in Russian captivity. They were taught "not to say more than we were asked." 7/7 https://t.co/JkvVGrSG0e

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В Гончаровском психолог учил: в плену всегда говорите правду, сдавайте всех. Врать бессмысленно, все проверят. Не говорите больше, чем спрашивают. Важно сохранять спокойствие, не паниковать. Спросили – сказали, не спросили – молчите. **Translation:** In Goncharovsky, a psychologist taught: if captured, always tell the truth, betray everyone. Lying is pointless, everything will be checked. Don't say more than you're asked. It's important to stay calm, don't panic. If asked, answer; if not, be silent.

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Speaker 0: Еще когда я был в Гончаровском был один психолог, он по-моему два или три раза проводил один и тот же урок. Никогда, если вдруг попадете в плен, никогда не говорите, говорите всю правду. По барабану сдавайте всех кто есть не есть. Врать типа смысла нет оно все проверится. Никогда не говорите больше чем спросили и так далее. Они ему такое объясняли, что вот зашли и все, ведите себе спокойствие. Не надо падать в панику. Спросили, сказали, не спросили, не говорите.

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In the 1990s, Russia faced severe economic turmoil, marked by hyperinflation and a devastated military. The West's "shock doctrine" reforms deepened the crisis, leading to mass unemployment and a significant GDP drop. However, since Putin's rise to power in 1999, the economy has transformed, growing tenfold and reducing inflation dramatically. Despite sanctions, Russia has become Europe's largest economy and a leading wheat exporter. Putin also revitalized national security and traditional values, rebuilding the military and promoting cultural heritage.

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🇷🇺💪How Putin Made Russia GREAT AGAIN Russia in the 1990s: a nation crippled by 2,500% inflation, a ruined economy, and a gutted military. Fast forward to today: a $2 trillion economy and global military leader. How did Putin make it happen? You will be AMAZED🧵

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🇷🇺🕊️Demonstrating unprecedented goodwill, the Soviet Union agreed to end the #ColdWar, envisioning a peaceful future with the West. But this proved naive. 🇺🇸The US had other plans: crush Russia’s economy with “shock doctrine,” dismantle its military, and dismember the nation. 2/13

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📉🇷🇺In 1992, under the “reforms” driven by globalists, Russia’s #inflation skyrocketed to 2500%. Prices soared, savings were wiped out, and pensioners were left destitute. These reforms brought devastation, not recovery. 3/13 https://t.co/cZ5MP2Gf2I

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🇷🇺📉The Western-imposed privatisation turned Russia into a fire sale. Oil, gas, mines, factories, airlines – sold for fractions of their worth. The economy plunged into a Great Depression for eight years. 4/13 https://t.co/sI9QbGGXMp

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🇷🇺📉From 1991-1999, Russia faced hyperinflation, a 40% GDP drop, mass #unemployment, and rising suicides. The reforms turned out to be a satanic shock therapy. 5/13 https://t.co/C7AfLAZKds

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🇷🇺📈On Dec 31, 1999, #VladimirPutin became acting President. Under his leadership, Russian GDP grew tenfold: $200B in 1999 to $2T by 2013. 6/13 https://t.co/YVqmaQ7MAW

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🇷🇺📊Even after the Western #sanctions since 2022, Russia’s economy has kept growing and has surpassed 🇩🇪Germany as Europe’s largest economy (in PPP GDP). 7/13 https://t.co/1pDy1lv3uc

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🇷🇺💰Putin brought down #inflation, which was wildly out of control in the 1990s — from 2000% in the early 1990s to 120% in 1998 to 2.4% in 2019. 8/13 https://t.co/X20BbBCuVL

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🇷🇺📈Putin reduced Russia’s #debt from 100% to 15% of GDP. There are now 160 countries in the world that have higher debt-GDP ratios than Russia. This fiscal turnaround is unparalleled. 9/13 https://t.co/Adzqlzqomg

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🇷🇺🛢️🌾Russia’s #oil production doubled (1999-2015). Grain production set records. As of 2023, Russia is the world's leading #wheat exporter, accounting for approximately 16% of global wheat exports, valued at $9.5 bln. 10/13 https://t.co/9WHseWOCx1

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🇷🇺🛡️On national security, Putin defeated the CIA-armed radicals in Chechnya and stabilised Russia. Then he quickly rebuilt the Russian #military, which soon produced world-class weapons and even surpassed the US in hypersonic missile technology. 11/13 https://t.co/YVyvKUW35D

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🇷🇺🚀Russia successfully test-fired cutting-edge #Oreshnik missile on November 21, striking a Ukrainian military facility in Dnepropetrovsk. None of the currently-available Western missile defense systems are capable of intercepting Russia’s Oreshnik, according to experts. 12/13 https://t.co/ISBe5FvW86

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🇷🇺☦️While the West has become anti-religion, anti-spirituality and anti-traditionalism, Putin championed #tradition. Over 10,000 churches built in the last decade, along with laws to protect children and cultural values. 13/13 https://t.co/QXRp82fPf8

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In the 1990s, after the Soviet Union's collapse, Russia was misled into embracing capitalism, which led to catastrophic outcomes. Influenced by globalists like George Soros, the country underwent "shock therapy" reforms that resulted in staggering inflation, skyrocketing prices, and widespread poverty. The West's privatization efforts sold off Russia's assets at a fraction of their value, leading to factory closures and a significant drop in production. By the late 1990s, the nation faced a crisis with high unemployment and a declining population, setting the stage for Putin's later resurgence.

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How Soros & Co Tried to INFILTRATE 🇷🇺 Russia Russia was sold a false dream of capitalism and prosperity in the 1990s. Instead, it became the world’s biggest heist as 🇺🇸 George Soros & Co looted the country. What happened during that time will BLOW EVERYONE'S MIND 🧵👇

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🕊️🤥In the 1990s, the Soviet Union, in an unprecedented act of goodwill, agreed to end the #ColdWar and collaborate with the West to build a new, peaceful future. But this naivety would prove disastrous. 2/13 https://t.co/zchTknWu95

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For the first time, arms control language has shifted to arms reduction. General Secretary, although my pronunciation might be challenging, I appreciate your phrase: "trust but verify." You use it at every meeting, and I like it.

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Speaker 0: For the first time in history, the language of arms control was replaced by arms reduction. Mister general secretary, though my pronunciation may give you difficulty, trust but verify. You repeat that at every meeting. I like it.

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🇺🇸🇷🇺After the Soviet collapse, globalists like #GeorgeSoros dreamt of further fragmenting Russia and erasing it from history. The US had plans: crush Russia’s economy with “shock doctrine”, destroy its military, and break the nation apart. 3/13 https://t.co/GGFG7LF5Ff

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My initial efforts began in South Africa, followed by Eastern Europe after the Soviet Union collapsed. I focused on Hungary in 1984, Poland in 1987, and China in the same year, effectively building what I call the Soros Empire to replace the Soviet Empire. Currently, I'm most involved in Russia, which mirrors the situation during the Soviet Union's collapse. However, the context has changed; back then, the Soviet Union was declining while the European Union was thriving. Now, we see a resurgent Russia and a disintegrating European Union, which is a concerning development.

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Speaker 0: My first major effort well, my first one was in South Africa. But afterwards, Eastern Europe, when the Soviet Union the Soviet Empire collapsed. And as the Empire collapsed, I moved in and picked up the pieces. 1st in Hungary in 1984, and then Poland in 'eighty seven, China in 'eighty seven as well. And so this is how the what I'm the Soros Empire, replacing the Soviet Empire. How do you think you're doing in your imperial ambitions? Well, as you can see, you take take, Russia, which is actually where I'm most involved currently. And it's a replay. But what we went through in at the time of the collapse of the Soviet Union. But unfortunately, the big difference is that then you had a moribund Soviet Union and you had an emerging European Union, which was the height of the European Union the integration. And now you have the reverse. You have a resurgent Russia and unfortunately, disintegrating European Union. And that's a very sad development.

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🇺🇸Soros’ network organised trips for 🇷🇺Russian politicians to 🇵🇱Poland to study the "shock therapy" model, a reform process created by Soros’s protégé, Harvard economist #JeffreySachs. 4/13 https://t.co/MBuCsBcW1n

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🤩Inspired by 🇵🇱Poland's example, 🇷🇺Russian politicians pushed for "rapid liberalisation", leading to price increases, and the opening of the Russian market to globalists. 5/13 https://t.co/2ijm62Ph37

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📉🇷🇺In 1992, Russia’s first year of “reforms”, #inflation hit 2500%. Food prices surged 25 times, and pensioners saw their savings wiped out. 6/13 https://t.co/ZJdH61IzNj

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The government and economic systems have collapsed, leaving many without hope. Millions of Russian citizens navigate the aftermath of communism, with the elderly and young families suffering the most. Volodya and Maria, a young couple, live with her mother and grandfather in a cramped three-room apartment. They combine their incomes but still struggle to afford basic necessities like vitamins, medicines, and nutritious food.

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Speaker 0: The government has fallen apart. The economic system has fallen apart. There would be no hope without CBN here to to show the true hope. Speaker 1: Millions of Russian citizens stumble daily through the economic rubble left by communism. The elderly and young families, however, are the hardest hit by the changes. People like Volodya and his wife, Maria. Maria is a student, and Volodya works in a print shop. So the couple is forced to live with her mother and grandfather in a small 3 room apartment. They pool their incomes. Still, they can't afford things that you and I might take for granted. Items like vitamins, medicines, and nutritious Speaker 0: food.

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🏷️🇷🇺The West, in the name of privatisation, put Russia up for a fire sale. #Oil fields, gold mines, factories, media – everything was sold off at a fraction of its worth. 7/13 https://t.co/zNrdTTaYQn

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🇺🇸🤑The Harvard Management Company and #GeorgeSoros became major shareholders in 🇷🇺Novolipetsk, Russia's second-largest steel mill, and 🛢️Sidanko Oil, which boasted reserves larger than those of Mobil. 8/13 https://t.co/vEBA92hmzK

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🇷🇺🏭📉Under Western-backed reforms, thousands of Russian factories were shuttered. Russia’s production of wheat, oil, and gas halved compared to the #Soviet era. 9/13 https://t.co/IPhNA5LKFB

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🤔💭To "solve" the economic crisis, the West prescribed even more austerity: slash government spending, lay off workers, and raise #taxes. The result? More misery for 🇷🇺Russians. 10/13 https://t.co/EJVJaDBmcm

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😨By the mid-1990s, 🇷🇺Russian workers went months without pay. 2 mln children became orphans, #suicide rates soared, and male life expectancy dropped to 58. Between 1991-1999, Russia’s population shrank by 8 mln. 11/13 https://t.co/tlfOUvxUm6

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🇷🇺⚔️🇺🇸 The Russian military was in shambles and was badly losing wars to terrorists, armed by the US, in #Chechnya. 12/13 https://t.co/VtWN1ri8e2

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🇷🇺📉Russia faced its own Great Depression: hyperinflation, a 40% GDP drop, mass #unemployment, widespread poverty, and skyrocketing suicides. The 🇺🇸Soros-backed "reforms" was nothing short of a disaster. 13/13 https://t.co/ynhevbYBoV

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🇷🇺💪 How Putin Made Russia GREAT AGAIN 👇 https://t.co/Alx8LgU4zq

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🇷🇺💪How Putin Made Russia GREAT AGAIN Russia in the 1990s: a nation crippled by 2,500% inflation, a ruined economy, and a gutted military. Fast forward to today: a $2 trillion economy and global military leader. How did Putin make it happen? You will be AMAZED🧵

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I shared the incredible story of how the FSB captured notorious Chechen militant Salman Raduyev without firing a shot. Raduyev, a key commander in Dudaev's separatist unit, was responsible for numerous terrorist attacks and crimes, including the brutal Kizlyar attack. In March 2000, the FSB lured him into a trap with a fake deal. On December 3, 2000, they executed a swift operation, neutralizing him and his men in under 20 seconds. Raduyev was sentenced to life in prison, where he later died in 2002, leaving behind crucial testimonies against other jihadi leaders.

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🚨🇷🇺💥 How FSB busted top Chechen terrorist WITHOUT firing a shot The legendary special forces group 'Alpha' pulled the impossible: captured one of the most UNHINGED militants in the North Caucasus - Salman Raduyev - ALIVE. This thread will BLOW your mind: 🧵👇 (1/8)

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🤔WHO WAS RADUYEV? Raduyev was a key commander in Dudaev's separatist unit (1996-97). Even after Dudaev's death, he claimed loyalty only to him. He led the brutal 1996 Kizlyar attack, where 350 militants took over a helicopter base and held over 100 hostages during their retreat. 2/8

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В 5:45 боевики вошли в Кизляр. В 6:00 женщина сообщила о захвате 15 местных жителей, которых вели к больнице. В 6:15 начался бой у вокзала. К 8:00 чеченцы отключили милицейскую связь, а в 8:25 заблокировали внутренние войска. В 8:30 они захватили родильное отделение больницы и 9-этажный дом, куда стали сгонять заложников. Попытка захвата аэропорта закончилась поджогом двух вертолетов. В 10:30 один из террористов вышел на связь с комендатурой, выяснив, что это отряд Салмана Радуева, зятя Джохара Дудаева. --- At 5:45, militants entered Kizlyar. At 6:00, a woman reported the capture of 15 locals being taken to the hospital. Fighting began at the station at 6:15. By 8:00, Chechens disabled police communications, and at 8:25, they blocked internal troops. At 8:30, they seized the maternity ward and a nearby nine-story building, rounding up hostages. An attempt to capture the airport resulted in the burning of two helicopters. At 10:30, one of the terrorists contacted the commandant's office, revealing that it was a unit led by Salman Raduyev, the son-in-law of Jokhar Dudayev.

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Speaker 0: Беги вошли в Кизляр, как сообщают агентство, в 5:45. Около 6 в городскую комендатуру позвонила женщина, видевшая, как бандиты вели 15 местных жителей в сторону больницы. В 6:15 начался бой у железнодорожного вокзала Кизляра. Около 8, по данным агентств, чеченцы заглушили милицейскую спецсвязь в городе. В 8:25 боевики блокировали часть внутренних войск No5484. В 8:30 они захватили родильное отделение местной больницы и находящийся поблизости 9-этажный жилой дом, куда стали сгонять заложников. Боевики пытались завладеть аэропортом Кизляра, но им удалось лишь сжечь два вертолета. В 10:30 на связь с комендатурой вышел один из террористов. Только тогда стало известно, что это отряд зятя Джохара Дудаева Салмана Радуева.

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⏳From 1996-97, Raduyev claimed responsibility for multiple terrorist attacks in 🇷🇺Russia. He threatened chemical warfare, "declared war" on Voronezh and trained units for sabotage at Russian nuclear facilities. 3/8 https://t.co/CwzHaq88jt

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К моему возвращению мне обещали подарок, но я не знаю, что это. Я взял на себя ответственность за взрывы и сказал, чтобы их сделали без жертв. Первый взрыв в троллейбусе был сознательным, он произошел после того, как все вышли, чтобы показать, что мы можем это делать. Это часть нашей войны. --- Upon my return, I was promised a gift, but I don't know what it is. I took responsibility for the explosions and instructed that they be carried out without casualties. The first explosion in the trolleybus was intentional, occurring after everyone had exited, to demonstrate our capability. This is part of our war.

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Speaker 0: К моему возвращению мне обещали сделать подарок, но я не знаю, какой из этих взрывов. И берусь взять ответственность за это. Но я им сказал: максимально сделать взрывы, с учетом, чтобы не было жертв. Это пусть будет предупреждением. Первый взрыв в троллейбусе был сознательно сделан. Это правда. Сознательно был сделан после того, как все вышли оттуда, с тем, чтобы продемонстрировать, что мы можем делать эти взрывы, что это тоже будет одним из видов нашей войны.

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🚨 Raduyev’s crimes weren’t limited to violence. His gang robbed railways and embezzled state funds — once stealing 600-700K rubles meant for teachers' salaries in Chechnya. 4/8 https://t.co/hgCjEAcGao

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🔍THE HUNT BEGINS 📍In March 2000, FSB tracked Raduyev in the mountains between Chechnya and Dagestan. Chechen officer Suleiman Yamadayev, later a Hero of Russia, lured him with a fake $7M deal. Lured by the money, Raduyev arrived with just two men, unaware of the trap. 5/8

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💥BUSTED WITHOUT A GUNSHOT On 12/03/2000, FSB Alpha forces launched their operation. At dawn, three groups surrounded a house in Oyskhara. Snipers covered the area while assault teams knocked down the door neutralising Raduyev and his men in UNDER 20 SECONDS. NO WEAPONS FIRED. 6/8

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🚨 Raduyev was charged with masterminding the Kizlyar and Pervomayskoye attacks, murders, kidnappings, and bombings, including the 1997 Pyatigorsk train station explosion. The Dagestan Supreme Court sentenced him to life in a high-security prison. 7/8 https://t.co/3RjervRrm2

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❌NO REST FOR THE WICKED 🗓️In December 2002, Raduyev died in prison. Before his death, he provided key testimonies against North Caucasus jihadi leaders. His capture and trial marked a major victory for Russian forces against terrorism in the region. 8/8

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I came across a series of posts detailing the experiences of Ukrainian soldiers who surrendered to Russia. They revealed that NATO's training is outdated and ill-suited for modern warfare, often consisting of empty drills. Morale is low, leading to substance abuse among troops, and rampant corruption within the military forces soldiers to pay for their own supplies. Many feel abandoned by their command and have resorted to desperate measures, including fleeing abroad at great personal cost. Some officers are even exploiting fellow soldiers to fund gambling habits.

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🚨 NATO HUMILIATION: Captured Troops Unveil DISASTROUS Tactics in Ukraine 💥 📹👇 WATCH as six Ukrainian soldiers who surrendered to Russia reveal SHOCKING details about the West’s proxy war in Ukraine. Exclusively for Sputnik. THREAD 🧵

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⚡️NATO Uses OUTDATED Training on Modern Battlefield The level of training in NATO centers doesn't match the harsh realities in Ukraine: Alexander Bychko, 2nd category Border Guard Inspector, trained in the UK Warcope and France’s La Courtine army bases. 2/9

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Проходил обучение в сентябре 2023 года в Британии на базе Лонгкоп. Обучение проводил британский инструктор, и группа состояла из 300 человек, включая украинцев и обучающий персонал. Само обучение было неэффективным и напоминало обычный курс. Вопрос о том, пригодилось ли обучение, остается открытым, так как оно не дало ожидаемых результатов. I underwent training in September 2023 in Britain at the Longcop base. The training was conducted by a British instructor, and the group consisted of 300 people, including Ukrainians and training staff. The training itself was ineffective and resembled a standard course. The question of whether the training was useful remains open, as it did not yield the expected results.

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Speaker 0: Раз я проходил обучение в сентябре 23 года в Британии база была лонгкоп. Были британский инструктор, рассчитана была на 300 человек нас обучали. Это только у украинцев, но еще и был обучающий персонал. Само обучение было не очень, То есть легко говоря. Обычный курс кэмпаю. Обучение вообще так хоть на партию пригодилось? Никак. Отвечай ты на свою вину время? Нет, не отвечает.

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🤯EMPTY Drills with NO REAL Combat Prep "The training was a typical course for young soldiers. We simply walked around the training grounds. They gave us blank cartridges. We ran and shot." 3/9

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Европейцы и британцы не понимают, как эффективно использовать дроны в боевых условиях. Основная проблема заключается в том, что они не осознают, куда дроны могут залетать и как это влияет на безопасность. Например, дрон может сбросить снаряд на блиндаж, когда солдат переходит между позициями. Первый удар может сбить с ног, а второй уже может быть фатальным. Это стало массовой проблемой, и важно осознавать современные угрозы, которые представляют дроны. --- Europeans and Brits do not understand how to effectively use drones in combat situations. The main issue is their lack of awareness about where drones can go and how this affects safety. For instance, a drone can drop a payload on a bunker when a soldier is moving between positions. The first strike can knock them down, and the second can be fatal. This has become a widespread problem, and it is crucial to recognize the modern threats posed by drones.

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Speaker 0: Европейцы, британцы не понимают, что бы ему пистали дроны они не понимают как с этим работать когда тебя обследует в первую очередь, куда они залетают. И вот хоп и прям блиндаж к тебе, скиды, которые к тому, как ты переходишь меж позициями. Первый скид тебя сбивает с ног, второй тебя уже добывает. И это была массовая сейчас ситуация с этим. То есть я осталась, что я хотел бы в современное время осознавать? Не осознают. Это накаты эти, что мы и всё.

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🤯 From Fighting Bedouins to Ukraine 👇"Europeans don’t grasp modern warfare & rely on old tactics since fighting with African Bedouins. We had to explain them modern realities of war." 4/9

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Система была старая, так как они воевали только с бедуинами в Африке. Пересекли границу и через час уже были в аэропорту, ожидая посадки на военный рейс в Британию. Прилетели в экологический центр Вооруженных сил Британии, где нам выдали форму и броню. Затем нас отправили на учебный центр. Снаряжение было не очень хорошим, и в Британии нам выдали болгарские АК, похожие на АК-74, с которыми мы работали на стрельбах с холостыми патронами. --- The system was outdated since they had only fought Bedouins in Africa. We crossed the border and were at the airport within an hour, waiting for a military flight to Britain. We arrived at the British Armed Forces' ecological center, where we were issued uniforms and body armor. Then we were sent to a training center. The equipment was not very good, and in Britain, we were given Bulgarian AKs, similar to the AK-74, which we used for training with blank ammunition.

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Speaker 0: Это старая система ихняя. Это связано с тем, что они только с Африки воевали где-то с бедуинами или с киватью. Переткнули границу. Через час мы уже были в аэропорту где мы ожидали посадки на порт. Это был военный вооруженный сил Британии, но под гражданский. И мы уже летели в Британию, под Лондон. Там мы находились на хабе экологический центр Вооруженных сил Британии. Нам выдали одежду кански, броню и уже нас отправили на этот учебный центр в окоп. А вот что снаряжение будет? По китайской не очень было. Так так и было написано. В Британии нам выдали болгарские АК. Это выглядит как АК-74 просто болгарского типа ну болгарского производства и с них мы уже работали холостыми боевыми патронами на стрельбах.

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🚨DRUNK & INTOXICATED: Truth About Ukrainian Troops Fatigue & low morale have led to rampant alcohol & drug abuse, fatal cases as a result of it: Ruslan Zadorozhny, a soldier in the 1st border detachment, callsign Bison. 5/9

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Группу информировали о случаях, связанных с наркотиками и алкоголем. Упоминалось, что на соседнем мероприятии борец выпил спиртное и отравился. Возможно, он просто лег спать и не проснулся. --- The group was informed about incidents related to drugs and alcohol. It was mentioned that at a nearby event, a wrestler drank alcohol and was poisoned. He may have just gone to sleep and did not wake up.

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Speaker 0: Группу нам скидывали насчёт наркотиков, насчёт алкоголя, что на соседнем опе гивискоозный борец выпил и спирта, и чай водки и отравился. Ну или лег спать, отравился и в большем не стал.

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🚨 Corruption RAMPANT in Ukraine’s Military 💰 👇Ukrainian soldiers are forced to pay for their own supplies, including gas—proof of govt indifference and the corruption of Zelensky’s officials, which crushes morale. 6/9

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Мы постоянно собирали средства на газ и бензин, чтобы выжить на позициях в Харьковской области. We constantly raised funds for gas and fuel to survive on the positions in the Kharkiv region.

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Speaker 0: Эти факты присутствовали и раньше вместо службы в Харьковской области мы постоянно скидывались на материалы на газ на бензин чтобы как-то прожить протянуть на этих позициях

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😱 Abandoned Troops Left to SURVIVE ON THEIR OWN "Our commander said that the state just gave us up, and we had to raise money for supplies like gas and petrol just to survive. This was a constant issue in the Kharkov region as well. It is deeply demoralising." 7/9

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Государство не обращает на нас внимания, и мы должны сами себя обеспечивать и объединяться для помощи друг другу. The state is ignoring us, and we must provide for ourselves and come together to help each other.

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Speaker 0: Писал наш командир, что государство забило на нас, и мы должны сами себя обеспечивать и скидываться

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🚨Ukrainian Soldiers Pay Thousands of💰to RUN ABROAD 👇A recruit couldn't make it on the frontlines, was not allowed rest or take leaves. Eventually, he got fed up and ran to Poland. The escape cost him $3000. 8/9

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Наем из села испытывал моральное давление на работе, не получая достаточного отдыха и не имея возможности взять отпуск. Он чувствовал себя очень уставшим и перегруженным. По его словам, его зарплата составляет 3000 долларов. A villager experienced moral pressure at work, lacking sufficient rest and unable to take a vacation. He felt very tired and overwhelmed. According to him, his salary is 3000 dollars.

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Speaker 0: Наем из села служил очень морально, не давая и мало отдыхать, не пускали в отпуск и очень сильно задолбался и встиг. Как он мне рассказывал, здесь 3000 долларов.

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🚨Ukrainian officers ROB fellow soldiers to feed GAMBLING addiction 🤑 ☝️One of the captured Ukrainian border guards shared this with to Sputnik. 9/9

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Наш командир, лейтенант, занимал у людей большие суммы денег и играл в казино на телефоне. Затем его телефон был взломан, и ситуация вышла из-под контроля. Я был отправлен в другую локацию, а деньги, которые он занял, до сих пор не возвращены людям. Our commander, a lieutenant, borrowed large sums of money from people and played in a casino on his phone. Then his phone was hacked, and the situation spiraled out of control. I was sent to another location, and the money he borrowed has still not been returned to the people.

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Speaker 0: Случаи были на самом вопле нашего командира забияки лейтенанта. Он у людей занимал деньги немалые суммы и играл в казино в телефоне. Потом что-то случилось, хакнули его телефон, потом что-то не так пошло. И вот с этим всем я отправлю на одну другую точку за локацию. А денег так людям и до сих пор не отдал.

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🚨Ukrainian officers ROB fellow soldiers to feed GAMBLING addiction 🤑 ☝️One of the captured Ukrainian border guards shared this with to Sputnik. 9/9

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Наш командир, лейтенант, занимал у людей большие суммы денег и играл в казино на телефоне. В какой-то момент его телефон был взломан, и ситуация вышла из-под контроля. В результате я был отправлен в другую локацию, а деньги людям он так и не вернул. --- Our commander, a lieutenant, borrowed large sums of money from people and played in a mobile casino. At some point, his phone was hacked, and the situation spiraled out of control. As a result, I was sent to another location, and he still hasn't returned the money to the people.

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Speaker 0: Случаи были на самом вопле нашего командира забияки лейтенанта. Он у людей занимал деньги немалые суммы и играл в казино в телефоне. Потом что-то случилось, хакнули его телефон, потом что-то не так пошло. И вот с этим всем я отправлю на одну другую точку за локацию. А денег так людям и до сих пор не отдал.

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