🤡 Putin went out to meet the people next to a gas station that wasn’t even operating
The dictator’s motorcade stopped by a gas station with its price board switched off.
But as they say, if you’re going to embarrass yourself, you might as well go all the way!
Ateo Breaking reports that Putin’s “unscheduled” meet-and-greet took place in an area where there are usually very few pedestrians.
Yet, by pure coincidence, at the exact moment the tsar’s motorcade came speeding down the road, a whole crowd of admirers suddenly appeared by the roadside.
20.02.2014 Kyiv: The Berkut forces shoot and kill more than 48 people that day. Numerous Berkut officers flee to Russia following the events. Yanukovych’s government collapses, and the next day he leaves Kyiv—exactly as a Russian TV report had predicted about four weeks earlier.
⚡️Sweden is calling up a record number of young people for military service
More than 9,000 young men and women are expected to begin their service in 2026/27 — the highest number in decades, Reuters reports.
The first hundreds of new recruits have already arrived for training outside Stockholm.
Sweden is calling up a record number of conscripts to strengthen the country’s defences. The reasons are more than obvious. And they are probably to be found in Russia. Or rather, there is just one reason — Putin.
🇰🇷🇺🇦🇰🇵 South Korea will take North Korea’s deployment of troops to Russia into account when considering Ukraine’s request for air defense missiles and other military assistance, - The Korea Times
Zelenskyy said that through cooperation with Russia, North Korea will gain more experience in modern warfare. In his view, Seoul should deepen cooperation with Ukraine under these circumstances.
He noted that military cooperation between North Korea and Russia threatens South Korea’s security and contradicts UN resolutions.
Zelensky's warm welcome in Yerevan wasn't just symbolism. Armenia is quietly stepping back from Moscow's orbit — and Ukraine is becoming both a warning and a model.
ICE AGENTS STOPPED FOR COFFEE. THEIR ILLEGALLY PARKED VEHICLES DISAPPEAR.
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They noticed ICE agents parking like douchebags who think they own the place while grabbing food or coffee. Spotters have teamed up with property owners and tow-truck operators. ICE gets spotted, property owners are alerted, and then the tow-truck drivers move in.
The agents return to find their vehicles gone. So sad. Never mind.
No interference with active operations. No vigilantism. Just ICE facing the same laws and consequences as everyone else.
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A BADGE IS NOT A PARKING PERMIT.
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Trucks supplying Wildberries and other Russian companies drove around with slogans like: “Thanks, grandson, for killing those bitches.” They openly glorified hatred and war. Now they act shocked when the war they cheered for comes back home.😡
Pro-Putin, pro-war, pro-genocide twat is humiliated by a crowd in Moscow.
The twat known as “shaman” tried three times to get the stadium to sing along with him, but each time he was met with complete silence.
The singer repeated the same part of the song several times, hoping that the audience would join in, but the public never supported the artist, despite the stadium being almost completely full.
Pro-Putin, pro-war, pro-genocide twat is humiliated by a crowd in Moscow.
The twat known as “shaman” tried three times to get the stadium to sing along with him, but each time he was met with complete silence.
The singer repeated the same part of the song several times, hoping that the audience would join in, but the public never supported the artist, despite the stadium being almost completely full.
This is no longer some distant theoretical scenario.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon is now openly warning that the U.S. dollar could eventually lose its status as the world’s dominant reserve currency.
The dollar’s share of global foreign-exchange reserves has already fallen from roughly 70% in 2000 to about 57% today.
Dimon’s argument is brutally simple:
“If we’re not the strongest military in 25 years and the strongest economy, we won’t have the reserve currency.”
And the problem goes far beyond monetary policy.
For decades, the United States allowed critical industrial capacity and supply chains to migrate abroad while becoming dangerously dependent on China for strategic materials, including rare earths.
The war in Iran has exposed another vulnerability: America’s industrial base may simply lack the production capacity required to sustain a prolonged high-intensity conflict. Dimon specifically pointed to this problem while arguing that the U.S. must rebuild strategic manufacturing capacity.
Reserve-currency status is not a birthright.
It rests on economic power, military power, deep financial markets, political stability and — perhaps most importantly — confidence that the system will remain stronger and safer than every alternative.
For decades, America could afford strategic mistakes because there was simply nowhere comparable for global capital to go.
That advantage still exists. The dollar remains overwhelmingly important to global finance, and there is currently no obvious replacement capable of reproducing the entire dollar-based financial system.
But dominance can erode long before a replacement fully emerges.
And if Washington continues weakening the economic, industrial and institutional foundations that made the dollar dominant in the first place, the question may eventually stop being:
“Could the dollar lose its reserve-currency status?”
and become:
“How much time does it have left?”
"Показали, хто господар": працівники з Китаю влаштували "бунт" у Ленінградській області і змусили поліцію відступити
У Ленінградській області росії стався конфлікт між китайськими працівниками та місцевою поліцією. За попередніми даними, сотні громадян Китаю оточили поліцейські автомобілі та не дозволили правоохоронцям затримати свого співвітчизника.
Причиною конфлікту стала суперечка через невиплату заробітної плати одному з робітників.