@secretsqrl123 Can a SAMP/T successfully intercept a Kinzhal or Zircon? I agree, it is better to have SAMP/T NG and manufacture it domestically than to have an empty Patriot system and remain dependent on external partners for interceptors. I guess we'll see that pretty soon.
@EuromaidanPR This doesn’t even scratch the surface. So many beautiful souls torn from this world families shattered, children who’ll never grow up, innocent lives stolen. And for what? The vanity of one madman who drowns the innocent and calls it glory. History will remember him as a murderer
@ChristopheC1980@nexta_tv It has multiple meanings even though it is written the same and can express different things, good or bad, about a situation. In this case, it means more like “That’s a wrap. Nailed it.”
“I’m always at your service”: leaked calls between Lavrov and Hungary’s FM
Recordings of conversations between Sergey Lavrov and Péter Szijjártó suggest the Hungarian minister was willing to advance Moscow’s interests within the EU.
In one call, Lavrov asks for sanctions on oligarch Alisher Usmanov’s sister to be lifted — Szijjártó responds that Hungary, together with Slovakia, is already preparing a proposal.
She was later removed from the EU sanctions list.
Before ending the call, Szijjártó also mentioned visiting Gazprom’s new headquarters and added: “I’m always at your service.”
According to European intelligence officials, the tone of the exchanges resembles that of a “handler and source” rather than two equal officials.
There have also been previous reports that Hungary shared details of closed EU discussions with Moscow.
🇺🇦🧐🥰💪When, during negotiations in Abu Dhabi, the Russians started saying something about territories, Budanov would address the speaker and ask:
“Excuse me, could you remind me of your last name?”
Then he would write something down in his notebook.
After that, the Russians stopped talking about territories.
I have tried to stay out of US internal affairs as much as possible, but this is genuinely disturbing. It feels eerily familiar, like something we have seen before in Germany during the 1930s.
Three years ago on this day.
Soldier Oleksandr Matsiyevsky had his last cigarette at his surrounded dugout, shouted “Glory to Ukraine!” and was executed by Russians on the spot.
He lives on with us all forever ever since that day.
Absolute hero of our age.
Hundreds of thousands Ukrainian soldiers are celebrating Christmas today in the trenches while holding the line against Russian aggression
They’re doing it for their nation’s survival & for Europe’s security
Merry Christmas to all of them & their families. May they reunite soon