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You can imagine Chechens or Yakuts wouldn't say something like that.
The propaganda video lists a lot of people, even ukrainians, and labels them under one name- russki. And then invites to sign a contract to serve in the military.
You can imagine Chechens or Yakuts wouldn't say something like that.
CringeThe propaganda video lists a lot of people, even ukrainians, and labels them under one name- russki.
Thanks for the info. =)Don't call anyone from the Southern US a Yankee. ESPECIALLY don't call anyone from Boston a "Yankee fan".
The term "Yankee" is literally older than the US, as the British called American colonists Yankees, the vast majority of whom lived in the Northeast/New England region. That was in the 1700s. The Southern Confederates eventually used it as a derogetory term for Union soldiers and people, obviously all of whom lived in the northern half of the US at the time. To this day, that divide still exists. In American, we in the northern portion are referred to as Yankees, while elsewhere in the world all of the US is referred to as Yankees. Southern Americans hate it lol. The New York Yankees baseball team is named after this term obviously, and the Yankees are usually thought of as "America's team" in baseball. But I'm from the Midwest so the Yankees can piss off. We don't mess with those big city yuppies 'round these parts.I heard the term "Yankee" for USA people, and the famous "Yankee go home!"
Maybe they should try a window.UN tries to set up meeting but the door won't open. How strange!
Sanctions encourage your government to violate international law and human rights? How?Somehow they do completely opposite. Better option is to think before you doing some stupid ****.
Fueling RF war machine. Violation of laws and rights our government could do without any reasons.Sanctions encourage your government to violate international law and human rights
You're either a Janneke or a Jan-Kees.The term "Yankee" is literally older than the US, as the British called American colonists Yankees, the vast majority of whom lived in the Northeast/New England region. That was in the 1700s. The Southern Confederates eventually used it as a derogetory term for Union soldiers and people, obviously all of whom lived in the northern half of the US at the time. To this day, that divide still exists. In American, we in the northern portion are referred to as Yankees, while elsewhere in the world all of the US is referred to as Yankees. Southern Americans hate it lol. The New York Yankees baseball team is named after this term obviously, and the Yankees are usually thought of as "America's team" in baseball. But I'm from the Midwest so the Yankees can piss off. We don't mess with those big city yuppies 'round these parts.
what's happening in the kursk region?It seems that there is some quality panic on the orc channels about the situation in the Kursk region.
Good.
TL;DR is Ukraine's gone on a little special field trip therewhat's happening in the kursk region?
How?Fueling RF war machine.
Ukrainian troops invaded Kursk region(~10km) and holding positions for 3 days.what's happening in the kursk region?
By skyrocketing oil prices, locking money and people inside RF and giving one year to build new ways to export oil.
Ukraine should hold a referendum for people to express how much they want to remain in Russia.
Mobile working, PC doesn't.
Internet is going to be boring in Russia soon.
So now the sanctions have a positive impact on the economy? Didn’t you just say that they have made your lives worse?By skyrocketing oil prices, locking money and people inside RF and giving one year to build new ways to export oil.
In 2022 Russia sold more oil for higher price, you blind?positive impact on the economy
My, not Putin.Didn’t you just say that they have made your lives worse
Its not Ukrainians good, its fortifications and defenders nonexistent. Bunch of conscripts without any weaponry experience and border guards trained to catch contrabandists against well trained soldiers. Dozens were captured without a fight.
Don't insult other members, and given that the sources you provided show...In 2022 Russia sold more oil for higher price, you blind
?@inCloud Seeing as you haven't forgotten the era of economic integration (and a case of the West even veering dangerously close to energy dependence) why not refresh your memory on how Putinland responded to all of that? First it invaded Georgia, then Crimea, then Donbass, then sent that ultimatum regarding NATO expansion that was rightfully rejected for including no benefits to the West whatsoever, then invaded all of Ukraine, and is now in all out war psychosis mode on a daily basis.
You have no leg to stand on blaming sanctions when kindness only led to attempts to take advantage of it.
2022 was most viable for RF - instead of being hit in the guts, they profited , in 2023 they reroute their export to Asia and hit was relatively small(considering how much they profited through 2022).That Russian exports fell in 2023, so using 2022 data is cherry picking
Same dynamic through 2022.You used prices for West Texas crude, which certainly isn't Ural crude (which is what you should have used).
Still higher than in 2021significantly lower price than it did in 2022
That’s quite a weird statement to make when the data you shared doesn’t support your claim.In 2022 Russia sold more oil for higher price, you blind?
So the sanctions have been “good” for the country’s economy (they haven’t really), but that somehow has made it worse for you? How does that work?My, not Putin.
So you acknowledge you cherrypicked and used misleading (and wrong) data and are simply doubling down on it.2022 was most viable for RF - instead of being hit in the guts, they profited , in 2023 they reroute their export to Asia and hit was relatively small(considering how much they profited through 2022).
Same dynamic through 2022.
Still higher than in 2021
No one have reliable information about russian oil export since 2023, on you chart you see drop in revenue of legal supplies that could be traced by Western analytics.Here’s a chart of Russian revenues from fossil fuel export, they have dropped by about 25% since January 2022. Oil revenue is down by around 20%.
Already answered earlierBut Russian crude oil is not traded for the prices on the WTI Exchange.
Good for Putin, not country or me personally. He gets what he needs to continue war, we get inflation, iron curtain and cut ways to flee country.“good” for the country’s economy
I didn't cherrypicked anything - sanctions did opposite of what they should do in 2022, that was my point. Is oil prices that I posted for 2022 misleading? No, even if its other brand on global market. Because any oil was hot at the moment.So you acknowledge you cherrypicked and used misleading (and wrong) data and are simply doubling down on it.
Those who doesn't, could hug Joey and go in my ignore list, if they want.This is why no one considers you an honest actor.
He's salty that he can't have access to Western media and have to jump through hoops to play video games and stuff like that. It's pretty much the standard answer I see from every orc enjoyer and Putin troll online as to why the sanctions are unfair. They think they're being denied stuff and it's not fair to punish them because they had no say in the war. They don't understand that it really is just a tough cookies situation where their country screwed up, committed genocide, committed war crimes, and got the rest of the world pissed off at them. They think that sanctions don't harm the country and only harm the average citizen.So the sanctions have been “good” for the country’s economy (they haven’t really), but that somehow has made it worse for you? How does that work?
You picked a single year to try and prove a point when the overall data doesn't support it, that's the very definition of cherrypicking!I didn't cherrypicked anything - sanctions did opposite of what they should do in 2022, that was my point. Is oil prices that I posted for 2022 misleading? No, even if its other brand on global market. Because any oil was hot at the moment.
And why has Russia had to go down that route? Oh, look it's sanctions.Its misleading if we look at current prices, any chart would be because trade with Asia is shady.
Give that a go with me, and see how well it works.Those who doesn't, could hug Joey and go in my ignore list, if they want.
Then what makes you believe that (a) Russian oil export revenues have gone up since 2022 and (b) it has done so because of the sanctions?No one have reliable information about russian oil export since 2023, on you chart you see drop in revenue of legal supplies that could be traced by Western analytics.
You replied to it, but you didn’t actually answer the question and you certainly didn’t prove you were correct.Already answered earlier
But you haven’t demonstrated that the sanctions are good for Putin. All you have is that they’ve been bad for you personally and you try to swing our opinion about them by baselessly claiming that they have somehow been good for the Russian economy.Good for Putin, not country or me personally. He gets what he needs to continue war, we get inflation, iron curtain and cut ways to flee country.