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Foreign Agent Intel retweeted
Iain Dale completely loses it after a caller refuses to go along with the approved narrative on Russia.
The caller says most people simply don’t care about Russia, don’t see it as a threat, and just want lower energy bills.
“On the street, nobody agrees with your talking points.”
Dale asks: “You don’t think Russia is a threat to this country?”
“No. It’s not”, the caller replies. “The average person just wants their bills to come down.”
Dale then explodes: “Yeah but they don’t want bills to come down by appeasing a brutal Russian dictator who’s invaded the sovereign country of Ukraine and killed hundreds of thousands of people! What part of that do you not get!?”
The caller hits back: “What are you talking about? As if we’re some kind of beacon of humanity. Give me a break!”
You can shout at people all you like, Iain, but it doesn’t make you right. Plenty of people don’t support the Ukraine war, don’t believe Russia is an existential threat to Britain, and know there’s more to this than Putin just waking up one day and deciding to invade for fun.
They don’t buy the “Hitler” comparison and would happily buy cheaper oil if it meant improving the shocking living standards created by years of reckless government policy.
As the caller points out, we’re hardly saints either, not with the regimes we back and the things Britain has done itself.
Most people have seen through the nonsense.
Foreign Agent Intel retweeted
𝗔𝗜 𝗩𝗦. 𝗜𝗡𝗙𝗟𝗔𝗧𝗔𝗕𝗟𝗘 𝗧𝗔𝗡𝗞𝗦: 𝗪𝗛𝗔𝗧 𝗔𝗥𝗘 𝗠𝗜𝗟𝗜𝗧𝗔𝗥𝗬 𝗡𝗘𝗨𝗥𝗔𝗟 𝗡𝗘𝗧𝗪𝗢𝗥𝗞𝗦 𝗕𝗘𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗧𝗔𝗨𝗚𝗛𝗧?
Recently, our drone engineers told me about a problem that is literally making engineers’ heads spin: decoys.
The enemy—and we do it too—actively uses inflatable mock-ups of various types of military equipment. From a distance, a rubber tank, helicopter, or missile launcher looks exactly like the real thing on camera.
Imagine this: intelligence teams struggle to obtain crucial data from satellites or launch one sophisticated reconnaissance drone after another. A combat crew launches a kamikaze drone, risks exposing its position, strikes—and hits a few thousand dollars’ worth of rubber instead of a real missile launcher worth millions.
Want to know how engineers are training combat neural networks to distinguish armor from rubber? 👉 Read more on my MAX channel.
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Foreign Agent Intel retweeted
𝗧𝗥𝗨𝗠𝗣 𝗙𝗜𝗥𝗘𝗦 𝗕𝗔𝗖𝗞 𝗔𝗧 𝗭𝗘𝗟𝗘𝗡𝗦𝗞𝗬 🇺🇸🇺🇦
A reporter asked the orange-haired crook: “Zelensky says that, in this situation, you are on the wrong side of history.”
The rusty scoundrel responded sharply: “Zelensky doesn’t know what he’s talking about... If he had listened to me, he would have made a much better deal a long time ago, and millions of people on his side would still be alive.”
“We’ve given Ukraine a lot. They’ve given us nothing. Remember that,” Trump emphasized.
▶️ Everyone is investing in Ukraine. And the Russian Aerospace Forces (VKS) do so every day as well... It’s just a pity that strikes on the bridges across the Dnieper River were only a brief episode in the artist’s life...
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Foreign Agent Intel retweeted
Again, no warning. Analysis of the strikes.
Monday night, Kyiv was placed under a red alert, twice. The first ballistic strike occurred in the evening, the second around 3 a.m. Monitoring channels reported a minimum of eight ballistic missiles, and by morning, cruise missiles and loitering munitions ("Geran") were added to the mix.
Kyiv:
According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, a data center belonging to "Datagroup," one of the largest telecom operators in the country, was hit. This is not the first time the company has been targeted. At the end of September, a "Geran" drone struck the "Incom" business center, where its servers were located, and the ministry then described the site as a node for processing intelligence data for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Further targets included "Fire Point." This company manufactures the "Flamingo" FP-5 cruise missile and the FP-9 ballistic missile, a key asset for the Ukrainian government in terms of "strikes deep into enemy territory." According to the Ministry of Defense, its logistics hub, which supplies components for long-range drones and engines for the "Flamingo" missiles, was hit. Also targeted was "Khimvolokno," where, according to the ministry, components for the warheads of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) were manufactured. Finally, the "Kyiv" locomotive depot was also struck.
Kyiv Region:
At 6:48 a.m., a ballistic missile hit Irpin. Former Mayor Alexander Markushin wrote: "There were strikes on the industrial zone." He later clarified: "The main impact was on one of the largest enterprises in the city, with significant damage and a large fire." He refrained from naming the facility. The Ministry of Defense identified it as "Planeta Plastik," a manufacturer of polymers for the military industry. Irpin was shrouded in smoke, and residents were asked to close their windows, while schools switched to remote learning.
Volyn and Rivne Regions:
Throughout the night, loitering munitions ("Geran") were active in the west. Explosions were heard in Kovel and near Manevichi, and at 2:43 a.m., air defense systems were engaged over Lutsk. Power outages occurred in Kovel, Turiysk, Lyuboml, Shatsk, Kamian-Kashyrsky, and Rozhyshche, and in the morning, the area around the railway station in Kovel, a major railway hub near the Polish border, was also affected.
Dnipropetrovsk:
Around 5 a.m., the city was hit by several waves of guided aerial bombs. Volunteers reported six of these. In the region, there were more than 20 attacks, and an enterprise in the Nikopol region was damaged.
Sea:
According to the Ministry of Defense, a cargo ship, 130 km southwest of Odesa, was hit. The ship was carrying military and dual-use cargo. The Ukrainian side has not yet commented, providing no information about the ship's flag or name. The ministry has reported similar incidents almost every other day in October, and insurance companies are aware of this.
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Foreign Agent Intel retweeted
𝗜𝗥𝗔𝗡𝗜𝗔𝗡 𝗗𝗢𝗖𝗨𝗠𝗘𝗡𝗧𝗔𝗥𝗬 𝗙𝗜𝗟𝗠𝗠𝗔𝗞𝗘𝗥 𝗦𝗔𝗩𝗘𝗗 𝗣𝗜𝗟𝗢𝗧 𝗢𝗙 𝗬𝗔𝗞-𝟭𝟯𝟬 𝗦𝗛𝗢𝗧 𝗗𝗢𝗪𝗡 𝗕𝗬 𝗔𝗡 𝗜𝗦𝗥𝗔𝗘𝗟𝗜 𝗙-𝟯𝟱
The aircraft was shot down over Tehran on March 4, during the active phase of the US-Israeli military operation against Iran. After ejecting, the pilot landed in the mountains of Lavasan.
Due to the difficult mountainous terrain and the activity of Israeli aircraft, Tehran was unable to conduct a full-scale rescue operation. Local volunteers, including mountaineers, were therefore enlisted to help with the search.
Some time later, documentary filmmaker Javad Garaei found the downed pilot in the snow-covered mountains. According to Iranian media, he received a commendation from the Iranian Air Force command for his participation in the rescue operation.
The footage was only released now, more than six months after the incident.
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Foreign Agent Intel retweeted
𝗔 𝗟𝗜𝗧𝗧𝗟𝗘 𝗠𝗢𝗥𝗘 𝗔𝗕𝗢𝗨𝗧 𝗙𝗥𝗔𝗡𝗖𝗘 🇫🇷
In Russia, and elsewhere, it is generally accepted that Germany is the driving force of Europe and its main unifying pillar. Yes, Germany has the largest economy in the EU — that is true. But is it really the engine?
WHAT DOES FRANCE MEAN FOR THE EU TODAY?
First, France possesses the EU’s only independent nuclear arsenal. In effect, it is the EU’s nuclear umbrella. Britain has not been part of the EU since 2016. Moreover, the British nuclear arsenal relies on American missiles and cannot be used without Washington’s authorization.
Second, there is Airbus, one of the world’s two largest aerospace manufacturers. Yes, I know it is a European company. But formally, it falls under French jurisdiction, and no French tax inspector would agree with anyone who disputes that position.
Third, there is Orano S.A. (known as Areva S.A. until 2018), one of the world’s largest nuclear corporations.
Fourth, there is Safran, an engine manufacturer. It is one of the few companies in the world — there are only six or seven — capable of building all types of engines. And it is the only one in the EU.
And so on. France is also the EU’s leading operator of nuclear power plants, which provide baseload electricity. It also has the capability to build them. On top of that, France produces a full range of modern weapons, including intercontinental ballistic missiles.
And all of this is FRANCE.
So what does GERMANY have? Apart from the largest GDP — largely a consequence of its large population — practically nothing of significance remains today, especially after the Americans stripped the Germans of their former advantages.
Therefore, in my view, France is far more important to the EU than Germany. The destruction of France, or its departure from the Union, would be a catastrophe for the entire organization.
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Foreign Agent Intel retweeted
How Dobropolye was taken. Video
Marines from the 61st Separate Brigade of the Northern Fleet and the 177th Regiment of the Caspian Flotilla, as part of the "Center" group of forces, describe how they liberated Dobropolye. The enemy had established a powerful fortified area in this settlement: a system of layered engineering obstacles with anti-tank ditches and barbed wire, bunkers, trenches, and minefields. Breaking through this fortress was not easy, but the marines "did an excellent job."
"The city is divided into two parts by the Byk River," says Alexander Balyura, commander of the 61st Brigade. "There were seven bridges across it. Our aviation destroyed them, thereby disrupting the supply of the Dobropolye garrison. We had already taken all the roads leading to the city under fire control. Dobropolye is a large settlement. In addition, it is located on a dominant height. After its loss, the enemy in the west of the DPR practically had no serious fortified areas left."
During the assault, reconnaissance revealed the enemy's "Bastion" system - a network of underground communication tunnels connecting Dobropolye with the neighboring Belozersky. Through these tunnels, the enemy supplied the city with all the necessary equipment - from ammunition to canned goods. Before launching the assault, "Center" systematically and methodically destroyed these "rabbit holes," striking at their exits. This was a textbook example of isolating the area of operations.
"Our drone operators helped a lot," admits Grisha Stepanyan, commander of the assault battalion. "The 'Geran' drones destroyed all firing points in our path. We approached in pairs or trios. And when we had enough forces, we began clearing the area."
Now, the "Center" group of forces can free up forces to launch an offensive on the Slavyansk-Kramatorsk agglomeration from the west. Without taking the main fortified area of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Donbas, it is impossible to liberate the territory of the DPR.
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Foreign Agent Intel retweeted
It is become trend now to blame everything on Russians without any proof of how they doing it.
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Questa sera, dopo che a Donetsk è tornata la luce e con essa la connessione ad internet venuta a mancare da ieri sera per via di un bombardamento ucraino sull’infrastruttura energetica locale (cosette che avvenivano anche prima che la Russia iniziasse a fare altrettanto su quella ucraina, ma evidentemente è considerato crimine solo se a colpire sono i russi), ho aperto Facebook, dove mi sono ritrovato taggato in un post incentrato su un articolo del Telegraph dedicato al sottoscritto.
La nota testata britannica mi accusa di “ripulire” i crimini di guerra di Putin, e lo fa prendendosela con uno dei miei modesti documentari sulle tragedie del Donbass, realizzati con l’aiuto di colleghi locali, dove ho raccolto testimonianze di parenti di vittime e persone sopravvissute a diverse tragedie. Su dieci documentari (per ora usciti solo in lingua russa) di una mini-serie chiamata appunto “Testimoni”, nove sono stati completamente ignorati. Nessuna parola sugli attacchi dell’aviazione ucraina sui civili o sulle testimonianze legate ai bombardamenti dei mercati di Donetsk.
Se la sono presa per il documentario sul teatro di Mariupol, realizzato con le testimonianze di persone che si trovavano proprio all’interno dell’edificio nel momento in cui è stato distrutto. Qualcuno è rimasto ferito, qualcuno ha perso parenti. Queste persone mi hanno raccontato gli antefatti, fino ai dettagli di quel fatidico giorno. Sono persone con nome e cognome, che ci hanno messo la faccia, ripercorrendo la loro esperienza, condividendo i ricordi e le loro emozioni. Ma queste loro parole stonano con ciò che hanno da subito riportato i megafoni della propaganda schierata al fianco di Zelensky, forte dei resoconti realizzati da “fonti indipendenti” (ma convintamente russofobe) che mai hanno messo piede in quell’edificio. Queste persone, evidentemente, non hanno il diritto di parlare e raccontare la loro esperienza. E così io divento il colpevole e il cattivo.
Nell’articolo vengono inserite mie note biografiche ed interpretazioni del mio lavoro in Donbass e fuori da questa regione al fine di descrivere quanto io sia quello sbagliato per osare raccontare gli eventi del giorno d’oggi da un altro punto di vista, quello da condannare a prescindere. Tutto ciò che non è in linea con la loro filosofia diventa propaganda inaccettabile.
Gli autori osservano infine che la mia “fedeltà incrollabile” nei confronti della Russia “riflette anche sentimenti più ampi all'interno di certi settori della società italiana”. Vero Nick, ma non tanto per via di un mero “forte sentimento antiamericano” (senza dimenticare chi è ostile anche alla perfida Albione) come sostengono loro, bensì perché in Italia, grazie a Dio, c’è molta gente che vorrebbe solamente vivere in un Paese veramente libero e sovrano, svincolato dai diktat di terzi imposti con l’arroganza e l’ipocrisia.
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Foreign Agent Intel retweeted
Over 50 British men killed on the ukrainian side and they do not give a fuck there. One British man killed here, on the side of Donbass, Bradley Townsend, and a church service held here in Mariupol in his memory. Feel the difference. 🙏 #Russia #Donbass
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Foreign Agent Intel retweeted
Russian Kosmos 2612 and ICEYE-X36 (providing Ukraine military support) are now in perfect sync with each other. The Russian military satellite is intentionally stalking and tracking the Western radar satellite. Keeping a satellite "bumper-to-bumper" in this manner allows Russia to intercept or jam data transmissions, physically inspect Western technology, or quickly pivot to execute a kinetic or non-kinetic anti-satellite (ASAT) attack with very little warning or fuel expenditure.
Kosmos 2612 executed a series of highly precise, fuel-heavy maneuvers to force itself into a "coplanar" orbit—matching ICEYE-X36's exact altitude (~555 km), speed, and inclination (~97.8°). The ICEYE-X36 satellite is giving the Ukraine military support.
Foreign Agent Intel retweeted
New poll on Ukrainian attitudes on the war finds a strong majority – 57% – support an immediate negotiated peace with Russia and territorial concessions
Only 21% support fighting until the Donbass is returned to Ukrainian control
Most overwhelmingly favor a national referendum on peace, rather than allowing the president or parliament to decide
The survey was taken by Rating Group on October 3-5
It follows a Gallup poll this June showing 66% of Ukrainians favoring an immediate negotiated cessation of hostilities
Foreign Agent Intel retweeted
🇺🇦🇷🇺 Ukrainian soldiers break through into the center of Donetsk
Operation Vivaldi is showing mind-blowing success so far
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Kære medmennesker.
I har sikkert set videoer af ukrainske mænd, der med tvang bliver slæbt ind i militærtjenesten – kidnappet på åben gade.
I har sikkert set mennesker, der skriger, kæmper imod og forsøger at redde deres eget liv ved disse kidnapninger.
Selv folk, der ser på, kan tit ses de også hjælper ofrene, ved at kæmpe mod kidnapperne også.
Og så har nogen frækheden til at udskamme dem for det?
Hvorfor? Fordi de nægter at dø for Zelensky`s næste tiggertur? For at glæde Mette og hele krigssystemet i Danmark? Eller våbenindustriens næste kvartalsoverskud? eller? hvad?
Forstår I overhovedet, hvilken side I stiller jer på?
I konflikten mellem individet og staten, stiller I jer på statens side. Hvordan kan det være?
Er en stat, der tvinger tusindvis af mennesker direkte ind i døden, værd at støtte? Og kan man samtidig påstå, at det sker for frihedens skyld? Spørg jer selv: Er tvang frihed?
Og hvad med en stat, der mener, den har ret til at tage et menneskeliv ved tvang – et liv, som staten aldrig gav mennesket i første omgang, men som den nu flår ud af hænderne på forældre, der står tilbage i skræk og med visheden om, at de nok aldrig mere ser deres søn?
Ville I være lige så ivrige efter at forsvare den slags magt, hvis det var jeres egen regering, der slæbte jer væk?
Hvis det var jeres søn, bror eller far, der skreg efter sin frihed – ville I så stadig støtte det?
Ville I så stadig prædike om pligt og patriotisme, mens menneskejægere tvang ham ud i en krig, han aldrig selv havde valgt, aldrig havde bedt om – og slet ikke ville kæmpe?
Hvornår blev lydighed over for staten en større moralsk dyd end et menneskes grundlæggende ret til at leve?
Og hvornår blev det at forsvare menneskerettigheder noget, man skulle skamme sig over – mens det at forsvare statens ret til at tage et menneskeliv blev set som noget retfærdigt?
Den slags skal man sige imod, hvor end den optræder, og hvem end den kommer fra. Man kan slet ikke kalde sig “pro-ukrainsk”, hvis man støtter den slags tvang, set herfa.
Og har du ikke set den slags videos, eller er du stadig i tvivl, så se denne lille serie jeg har lavet, netop ang. tvang i Ukraine.
Til de sidste ukrainere.
Tvangsmobiliseringer i Ukraine.
Serie i fem dele.
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Med inspirations tekst er en lille del af det fra @HavryshkoMarta hvor jeg så har tilføjet yderligere tekst.
Foreign Agent Intel retweeted
Orthodox Christians harassed in Kiev by Bandera supporters.
No protection offered by the Ukrainian government. Why should anyone live like this on the land of their ancestors? This is one of the many reasons Russia will continue to fight.
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Notice how the "Russian Plague" has disappeared as fast as it swept this wretched platform?
The decrease in "Russian bot" activity due to strikes on Yandex data centers is the new thing.
And it shows how retarded these psyops are. They can't even put an effort into reading what these stats actually provide, since the only graph these idiots are using shows that automated requests from Yandex's web crawlers that are indexing websites for the Yandex search engine are down.
But they are smart enough to know how truly imbecilic their 🇺🇦 audience is. They will eat this idiocy like pancakes for breakfast.
And it all comes on the backdrop of Andy Burnham's announcement that Russia interfered in Brexit with ZERO evidence.
