@elarquitecto (post #328)

Hombreeeeeee, que le toquen África a Francia que ha hecho y deshecho lo que le sale del nabo de siempre... pues por ahí no pasa ni el Mariclón.

@lowfour (post #332)

vamos a mirarlo por el lado bueno, esto nos va a hacer un poquito más "independientes" del "yugo" yanki o algo así

pero habrá que hacerselo mirar, porque los maga no van a desaparecer mañana y si siguen copando poder, lo mismo tenemos un hitlercito al otro lado del charco que ríete de putin

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@lowfour (post #326) And because a European Union project to manufacture a million shells for Ukraine was six months late for its 2023 deadline, Ukraine’s daily artillery usage fell from 10,000 rounds to just 2,000 rounds, while Russia’s own usage remained elevated thanks to a huge ammo consignment from North Korea.

Mucho reírse de Best Korea pero al final el comunismo asiático ha ganado al "_just in time lean and mean_" del capitalismo neoliberal globalizado como Dios manda "_in God we trust_".

Que sigan, que sigan sin fabricar ni un tornillo en Europa.

@elarquitecto (post #335)

Putin imprime votos por encima de sus posibilidades.

Bueno, Putin ha hecho un speech radical después de "ganar las elecciones". WWIII y de todo.

"Consolidación, fortificación de nuestra nación"

Politización para la militarización de la sociedad rusa.

@lowfour (post #337)

esta mañana estaba tuiter a tope de spam de los bots esos diciendo que wwiii ya, pero ya ya

ah, y que la madre de nuestras infantas no es letizia (por lo que sea, eso les hace mucha gracia a los bots esos, igual es para conseguir clicks o algo así)

@elarquitecto (post #338)

Si claro... eso es lo que hacen. Abren canales de FB sobre "veteranos militares" y postean imágenes emotivas y tal, para que la gente de likes como autómatas. Cuando logran que el algoritmo y la gente los acepte como un canal válido entonces empiezan a hablar de Hasbaratas Voladores, de lo mal que lo hace la UE, de que los pisos solo van a seguir subiendo y de cualquier movida que ponga de mala ostia a la gente, le haga dudar del sistema y de occidente.

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@lowfour (post #339) de que los pisos solo van a seguir subiendo

¿Decir que el ladrillo va a seguir subiendo como en los últimos 10 años seguidos es de estar a sueldo de Moscú?

Pues ppcc que es un prorruso de los gordos, de los que niega que exista Ucrania y justifica el genocidio de los ucranianos y de la cultura ucraniana, es de los únicos de todo el Internet en español que lleva más de 20 años diciendo que el ladrillo va a tener un precio simbólico ¿tiene mucha lógica eso dentro de tu mcarthyismo de mierda?

es lo que decía el vexler el otro día, no? (el anton este va con retraso ya, ahora estamos en wwiii)

por cierto, el trump anda diciendo que si no gana, será un "baño de sangre" para los usa

lo cuentan un poco aquí:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/03/18/bloodbath-aside-trumps-violent-rhetoric-is-unambiguous/

estamos a 9 meses de las elecciones y ya andan con "pucherazo, asaltemos el capitolio"

@elarquitecto (post #341)

Ojo, que el Gerashenko ese va atrasado. Estas últimas semanas han empezado a desconectar Rusia del Internet descentralizado, neutro y tal. Ya es rollo china, firewalls que cortan lo que quieran en todo el país, espionaje a escala industrial, etc.

Los va a aislar, los va a militarizar y a poner a currar gratis, los va a mandar a Ukrania a ser reventados por drones de AliBaba, los va a ejecutar en masa por quintacolumnistas. Todo cosas buenas para los rusos, HABER estudiao y haberse interesado por la política y el mundo. Ya es demasiado tarde. Ahora a agitar la banderita con la foto de putin.

https://www.elmundo.es/internacional/2024/03/18/65f851a0fdddff5f038b4588.html

@lowfour ¿Cómo anda la mili en Suecia? ¿Hay?

Aquí desde que la quitaron en 1996 por petición de CyU a Aznar para pactar gobierno, no se ha vuelto a hablar de ella.

Bueno quitando alguna sobrada de esos patriotillas de mentira como Abascal, que se escaquearon de ella en su momento pero tras una sesión de cosplay de los tercios con material de aliexpress, decía de ponerla otra vez.

No digáis que no madrugo para traeros el guano de calidad. Y que mejor lugar para producir guano que la Rusia putiniana, cada día más empeñada en convertirse en Best Korea II.

Así celebran la victoria del sátrapa. Cada vez que dicen “feliz” me recorre un escalofrío por dentro.

@lowfour (post #344)

ostia, es como cuando los de best-korea salen aplaudiendo al lidl y tal, que te da una grima que no veas

y sí, el gerashenko va un poco retrasado con la info, aunque yo creo que sí sabe que rusia ya es más best-korea ii con tecnología chinorri

de hecho, pone la foto del putin en plan "cesar" o algo así

también dice que tratará de socavar la otan y la ue (usa la tiene medio cooptada con trump y los maga, hay que joderse, no le ha hecho falta invadir nada, solo pagar unos cuantos cuantos bots, como cinta, y dejar que un tarao populista teja su red para él), pero vamos, que si hemos tenido grupos de desinformación y tractoristas, ahora más (mientras les dure la pasta)

por eso zizek decía en el video ese que ya está bien de jueguitos timoratos de ayudar a ucrania pero no tanto como para "soliviantar" al oso ruso no sea que nukes... porque las "nukes" ya las tenemos encima a modo de disrupción ciberputi (que acaba resultando en auge de los pro-rusos populistas, sean belarras o morriones)

Os traigo el guano. Seguro que esto ayuda a que los pisos suban, especialmente en las bálticas y Polonia.

https://www.understandingwar.org/backgrounder/russian-offensive-campaign-assessment-march-20-2024

ISW: Economic, military indicators suggest Russia is preparing for large-scale war with NATO

Os dejo lo relevante aqui:

**Several Russian financial, economic, and military indicators suggest that Russia is preparing for a large-scale conventional conflict with NATO, not imminently but likely on a shorter timeline than what some Western analysts have initially posited**. Russian President Vladimir Putin met with the leaders of Russian State Duma factions on March 19 and outlined priorities for his fifth presidential term.[1] Putin emphasized the importance of developing the Russian economy and expanding the social programs announced in his February 29 address to the Federation Council.[2] Putin claimed on March 19 that he personally witnessed how corporate interests fueled appointments to legislative bodies while he was working in Leningrad and later St Petersburg, although he himself likely made substantial commissions from illegally endorsed contracts and licenses while serving as St. Petersburg Deputy Mayor and Head of Committee.[3] Putin urged the Russian State Duma faction leaders to act in the interest of the state instead of corporations or parties and emphasized the importance of appointing people based on skill and competence. Putin similarly criticized the Russian “elite” in his February 29 Federation Council address by claiming that the individuals who “lined their pockets” in the 1990s are not the elite, but that the “real elite” are workers and military servicemen who proved their loyalty to Russia.[4]

**Putin is likely attempting to set conditions to stabilize Russia’s long-term financial position at a higher level of government expenditure and is signaling that Russia’s long-term financial stability will require imposing at least some pain on some wealthy industrialist siloviki (Russian strongmen with political influence). Putin likely understands that financial crackdowns against industrialist siloviki could risk the political rapport Putin has built with them and is trying to mitigate those consequences**. Russia does not appear to be facing imminent financial crisis, and increased military spending has been the most significant change in Russian budgetary policy, so efforts to secure Russia’s financial future are much more likely intended to set long-term conditions than to address immediate financial concerns.[5] Russia continues efforts to circumvent international sanctions, and the International Monetary Fund assessed that Russia’s GDP will grow by 2.6 percent in 2024 and reported that Russia’s GDP grew faster than all Group of Seven (G7) countries’ economies in 2023.[6]

**Polish President Andrzej Duda emphasized in a March 20 interview with CNBC that Putin is intensifying efforts to shift Russia to a war economy with the intention of being able to attack NATO as early as 2026 or 2027, citing unspecified German research.[7] Danish Defense Minister Troels Lund Poulsen stated on February 9 that new intelligence indicates that Russia may attempt to attack a NATO country within three to five years, an accelerated timeline from NATO’s reported assessment in 2023**.[8] The timeline for the reconstitution of a significant Russian conventional military threat depends heavily on the financial resources Putin is willing to put against military efforts. In the absence of other explanations for Putin’s apparent preparations to risk damaging his relationship with wealthy Russian clients and in the context of continuing announcements of plans to expand the Russian military considered below, Putin’s attempts to set conditions to stabilize Russia’s economy and finances are most likely part of Russian financial and domestic preparations for a potential future large-scale conflict with NATO and not just for a protracted war in Ukraine.

**The Russian military continues to undertake structural reforms to simultaneously support the war in Ukraine while expanding Russia’s conventional capabilities in the long term in preparation for a potential future large-scale conflict with NATO. Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu addressed the Russian MoD board on March 20 and discussed ongoing Russian military reforms intended to increase the Russian military’s combat capabilities**.[9] Shoigu reported that Russia has formed the “Dnepr River Flotilla” and a “brigade” of boats as part of the flotilla. The Dnepr River Flotilla is the historical name of various special military river units that were active during the Russo-Turkish wars in 1735-1739 and 1787-1792, the Russian Civil War, and World War II, but this is the first time that Russian military officials have confirmed the formation of the Dnepr River Flotilla in relation to the ongoing war in Ukraine.[10] The Dnepr River Flotilla would most likely be deployed along with the Dnepr Grouping of Forces in Kherson Oblast and will likely defend against Ukrainian cross-river raids and counteract Ukrainian efforts to sustain a limited presence in left (east) bank Kherson Oblast. The size and level of equipment of the Dnepr River Flotilla remains unclear, but the Russian military command may also intend to use it to support Russian cross-river raids and attempts to land in Ukrainian-controlled west (right) bank Kherson Oblast. Russian and Ukrainian sources confirmed that Russian forces were able to conduct a limited raid and temporarily land in west bank Kherson Oblast on March 13, and the Dnepr River Flotilla could feasibly support further such cross-river attempts.[11] It is unlikely that the Dnepr River Flotilla has the manpower and equipment necessary to establish an enduring large-scale Russian presence in west bank Kherson Oblast or credibly threaten to re-occupy significant territory in Kherson Oblast at this time, but the presence of a new formation in this area may force Ukraine to commit manpower and scarce materiel to an axis that has been relatively inactive since November 2022. The deployment of the Dnepr River Flotilla may force the Ukrainian command to make challenging decisions about resource attribution as it husbands limited stores of artillery ammunition and other critical military equipment.

Shoigu outlined several ongoing efforts to bolster Russia’s conventional military capabilities, more likely as part of Russia’s long-term effort to prepare for a potential conventional war with NATO than as part of the war against Ukraine. Shoigu stated that Russia has formed an army corps (AC) (likely either in reference to the AC currently forming in Karelia or to the 40th AC, which has deployed to Kherson Oblast) and a motorized rifle division (potentially in reference to the 67th Motorized Rifle Division, which is committed to the Kharkiv-Luhansk Oblast line as part of the new 25th Combined Arms Army).[12] Shoigu also claimed that the Russian military plans to form two combined arms armies (CAAs) and 14 divisions, and 16 brigades by the end of 2024. Russia formed two new CAAs — the 25th and the 18th — in 2023, and it is unclear if Shoigu is suggesting that Russia intends to stand up two additional CAAs over the course of 2024.[13] Shoigu initially announced in January 2023 that Russia would also create three new motorized rifle divisions, two new air assault divisions, and reorganize seven motorized rifle brigades into motorized rifle divisions, and Shoigu’s March 20 speech did not differentiate between air assault and motorized rifle divisions, so it is likely that Shoigu is suggesting that Russia will stand up two new divisions in 2024 in addition to the 12 divisions (air assault and motorized rifle, inclusive) he announced in January 2023. **ISW continues to assess that Russia currently lacks the manpower, military infrastructure, and training capacity to properly staff several entirely new divisions to army-level formations to full end strength in the immediate to medium term.[14] Such reforms, however, are more likely intended to build out Russia’s long-term military capabilities vis-a-vis NATO, as opposed to immediately creating and staffing new formations up to the army level.**

Ongoing personnel changes within the Russian MoD may be further indicators of Russia’s preparations for a conflict in the long term. **Shoigu introduced Lieutenant General Andrei Bulyga as the Deputy Defense Minister for logistics support during the MoD address on March 20, confirming the Russian MoD’s initial announcement of Bulyga’s appointment on March 11.[15] The Russian Armed Forces Headquarters of Logistics Support, which Bulyga now heads, is intended to organize and coordinate logistical support for Russian troops in both peacetime and wartime.**[16] Bulyga’s appointment is unlikely to remedy logistics and support issues faced by Russian troops in Ukraine in the immediate term, but Bulyga may spearhead reforms to the logistics headquarters that will have more noticeable impacts in the medium to long term. Bulyga will likely task his department with addressing logistical issues to support the ongoing conventional military reforms, setting conditions for longer-term efforts to build out Russia’s conventional capabilities.

Siguen atacando Kyiv para no se que

https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/1bk09q4/kyiv_missile_attack_multiple_explosions_in/

https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/1bk08fg/on_the_night_of_march_21_2024_the_enemy_attacked/

@lowfour (post #347) como respuesta por los ataques a las refinerías. Tiene su lógica macabra.

Zelensky tiene toda la razón. No se puede negociar con Rusia, se la puede derrotar (o se puede perder), pero si negocias te van a hacer esto igualmente tarde o temprano. Así que mejor a cara de perro y ni un metro.

https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/1bk0nuh/this_morning_the_russian_aviation_launched_a/

El Solomillov siempre va plantando las indeas-fuerza del fascismo de la Z. Lo que me interesa son las caras de los otros... Muchos no se lo creen pero están ahí por la pasta, alguno se lo cree de verdad (los fanatizados) y otros no se creen nada y están ahí haciendo el paripé por miedo a abrir la boca.

@lowfour (post #346)

lo dijo macron, YA estamos en guerra con rusia

ayer os puse el informe de seguridad nacional sobre la injerencia rusa en españa (que casi toda la podemos ver a diario)

trump ganando en 2016 solo es una pata de su estrategia, ahora están bloqueando la ayuda a ucrania, eso es o no es parte de la guerra??

@elarquitecto (post #351)

Coño me lo perdí ahora lo busco

Bayah los Houthis potencia armamentística tecnológica...

https://www.reddit.com/r/CombatFootage/comments/1bjja12/in_red_sea_the_embarked_helicopter_of_a_french/

Ehhh, no, solo barbudos iraníes tocando los cojones as usual.

@lowfour (post #347)

para belarra&friends eso no es "genocidio", ni crimen de guerra, ni nada... eso es que zelensky no quiso rendirse y ya

venganomejodas

@elarquitecto (post #354) El calvo tuitero podría decir lo mismo de Palestina y cambiando 2 años por ¿70? , pero no se puede decir que no tenga un pelo de tonto.

la cuenta ciberputi esa nos dice que eslovaquia es trucha y va con el putinato

mientras el pavel mete obuses en ucrania a paletadas, los antiguos "compatriotas" se desmarcan...

menudo trampantojo lo de "checoslovaquia", eh??

@elarquitecto (post #356)

No si eso ya lo sabíamos. Hungría ahora bloquea que la ue mande los intereses del dinero ruso bloqueado a ukrania. Maldito orban, menudo malnacido, ha llegado el momento de quitarles el voto y los fondos europeos.

ehehehe hihihi

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https://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/1bkedom/china_building_military_on_scale_not_seen_since/

China is building its military on a 'scale not seen since WWII' and is on track to be able to invade Taiwan by 2027: US admiral

China's rapid military build-up is more expansive than anything seen since World War II, which means it's on track with its 2027 goal to be ready for a Taiwan invasion, said US Navy Adm. John Aquilino.

"All indications point to the PLA meeting President Xi Jinping's directive to be ready to invade Taiwan by 2027," Aquilino wrote in a testimony to the US Armed Services House Committee.

"Furthermore, the PLA's actions indicate their ability to meet Xi's preferred timeline to unify Taiwan with mainland China by force if directed," added the admiral, the outgoing head of the US Indo-Pacific Command.

Notably, **Aquilino told lawmakers in a hearing on Wednesday that he also believes China still hopes to assimilate Taiwan without war, though Beijing is fast approaching the capacity for an assault.**

He and Assistant Defense Secretary for the Indo-Pacific Command Ely Ratner both said the threat of direct conflict between the US and China is "neither immediate nor inevitable," but that the Pentagon must move fast to reduce the risk of war.

His projected timeline aligns with the one given by his predecessor, Ret. Adm. Philip Davidson, and other US military leaders that China seeks to reach Taiwan invasion capabilities by 2027 while not necessarily wanting war.

Aquilino wrote in his testimony that of the three main US concerns in the region — Russia, China, and North Korea — China is the "only country that has the capability, capacity, and intent to upend the international order."

"On a scale not seen since WWII, the PLA's buildup is occurring across land, sea, air, space, cyber, and information domains," he added.

**China's military has added more than 400 fighter aircraft and 20 warships to its arsenal and doubled its missile inventory in the last three years, Aquilino said.**

At the same time, **Beijing has increased the number of satellites it fields by 50% and more than doubled its nuclear warhead arsenal**, he added.

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Aquilino urged the US to intensify its military development, saying threats in the Indo-Pacific continue to "grow and accelerate."

"We must go faster," Aquilino repeatedly told lawmakers over the two-hour hearing on Wednesday.

**He recommended deploying systems in Guam that can defend against hypersonic and cruise missiles by 2027, two years earlier than the 2029 deadline set by Congress in December.**

This year, the Indo-Pacific Command flagged in a priority wish list that it hoped for $11 billion more than the funds allocated by the White House, with $430 million requested for the Guam missile defense system, per documents obtained by Politico Pro.

**China has not officially signaled a coming war with Taiwan. However, Xi has said that he believes unification is inevitable. He's also refused to rule out assimilating the self-governed island by force.**

Analysts have debated its ability to successfully pull off an amphibious invasion of the island, and the likelihood and timeliness of US intervention are central to the calculus.

**If it were to invade Taiwan, Beijing would have the herculean task of safely moving a mass ground force over the strait. China does appear to be exploring transport options like requisitioning civilian ships to help with transport.**

On the other hand, analysts say Taiwan's best bet for defense is likely to hold out for the US to arrive.

Meanwhile, US leaders have been concerned with Xi's mandate to make China's military a "world-class" force by 2027, as the White House fears that Beijing seeks to supplant the US as the dominant power in the Indo-Pacific and eventually the rest of the globe.

More recently, Beijing's forces were caught up in a corruption scandal that saw Xi ousting multiple senior leaders — including some from its heavily emphasized Rocket Force.

The purge and reports of graft materially affecting China's arsenal triggered questions internationally about the true strength of the People's Liberation Army, and if Xi's military goals have been delayed.

Por qué cojones quiere China Taiwan

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-59900139

Al parecer Xi Jingping quiere marcarse el tanto de asimilar Taiwan, algo que Mao intentó y no logró. Vamos, que lleva el mismo rollo milenarista que el Putin.

Los Tusken Raiders son muy amiguitos del Evil Axis.

https://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/1bkrsst/houthis_agree_to_let_chinese_russian_ships_pass/