@Pataramesh@DubuqueMat35988@CONVAlR Estimating enemy arsenals by series number is literally a textbook example of application of probability theory. I don't suppose anyone lets this happen nowadays?
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Zelensky said he’s ready to meet with Putin.
Just a reminder - they already met in Moscow.
Back then, Zelensky portrayed Ukrainians as dumb marginals who constantly beg for money.
Are you sure Zelensky should meet with Putin again?
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The Siege of Leningrad has always troubled me as a European.
Hitler basically ordered the city erased from the earth…
Encircle it completely, bombard with every caliber of shell and constant air raids, starve the population into oblivion, and reject any offer of surrender.
Our continent answered the call with grim enthusiasm.
Spain’s Blue Division held sectors south of the city and bled fiercely at Krasny Bor.
Finnish forces sealed the northern approaches.
Norwegians, Dutch, Belgians and scattered volunteers from across the West filled Wehrmacht and SS ranks.
Old hatreds and twisted ideology drove them forward as part of a wider European complicity.
It still failed spectacularly.
Over a million civilians perished on rations cut to 125 grams of bread amid savage cold and relentless shelling.
Yet the improvised “Road of Life” across frozen Lake Ladoga delivered vital supplies and evacuated over a million souls despite constant attacks and cracking ice.
The defenders soldiers and ordinary people alike drew on a collective endurance born of existential stakes that a divided, exhausted Europe could not match.
We are watching the same pattern unfold in Ukraine today.
Sanctions designed as economic siege, proxy forces, and endless pressure were supposed to crack Russia quickly.
Instead it absorbs the punishment, relocates production, maintains cohesion, and holds its ground.
The same elite miscalculation repeats…
Underestimating a civilizational depth and will that outlasts fragile coalitions built on short-term fervor and outsourced fighting.
It leaves me deeply uneasy as a European.
We keep repeating the old arrogance, preferring comfortable narratives over hard lessons.
Empires and coalitions that refuse to understand their adversary’s resilience eventually break themselves.
We ignore this at our own peril.
Azadi Sq + Enghelab Sq
At the SAME time. This is unprecedented.
Tehran has never seen this many people packed at Enghelab Sq & Azadi Sq… at the SAME time.
@another1account Tenho um colega de choio em Finlandia. Os mosquitos lá som o mais típico que hai. Tá cheo de poças, criadeiro ideal. A gaja confunde-se com Islândia ou alucina.
@FestAtlantica O que significa filandar? Tinha a mesma dúvida coa palavra fiandar, que aparece no berce de Pedro o Chosco segundo recolhe o livro "Non hai berce como o colo"
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