Russian State Media: Ukraine tells EU leaders: Prepare for War. P. 2230 UPDATE: Russians begin to withdraw from Kherson.

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Only real use of karma for me is occasionally pinning my threads to try to get the word out/raise consciousness.

Other than that, I don't really care about it all that much.

TWO E6-B MERCURY TACAMO'S OVER THE CONUS

Doomscale (CONUS): 2/7


POSSIBLE P8's OVER CHESAPEAKE BAY AND PUGET SOUND

POSSIBLE P8 POSEIDON

NORTH CAROLINA COAST

MOEX Index
2,054.29
-62.29
-2.94%
11:51:01 AM EDT

I guess the smart oligarchs got their money out of the market -- out of equities -- BEFORE the war.


;)

Then when the market was "closed", the big wigs were still allowed to trade first.



That's fair -- not.

BULGARIA

RAF A400M
US C17

ROMANIA

RAF TANKER

US C130

SLOVAKIA US C17

POLAND
US C130
ONE OTHER MIL AIRCRAFT

If it transpires, this would definitely escalate the conflict to WW3:

Thread: North Korea is reportedly in talks to send 100,000 soldiers to fight in Ukraine:

E-6B IOWA


E-6B OREGON


E-6B OFF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COAST

Doomscale (CONUS): 3/7

P8 POSEIDON FLYING LOOPS OVER CHESAPEAKE BAY

P8 POSEIDON

SOUTH CAROLINA COAST

BETWEEN CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH. GA

CONSTANT PHOENIX

NUCLEAR DETECTION PLANE

IOWA

B52 COLORADO

Putin loses his first female colonel in missile attack
Sarah Getty - Yesterday 8:00 PM

A commander who bragged that she enjoyed killing Ukrainians has been killed in a missile attack.

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‘There’s no path out of economic oblivion for Russia’: new report reveals how corporate exodus has already wiped out decades of post-Cold War growth
Yvonne Lau - Yesterday 2:47 PM

Over the last six months, Russia has fortified its economic defenses after western countries pummeled it with sanctions over its invasion of Ukraine.

Despite the crackdown, the Kremlin continues to rake in billions in oil and gas revenues, which helped the ruble rally to become the world’s best-performing currency this year.

But all is not well with the Russian economy.

The western sanctions and widespread corporate exodus from Russia since Feb. 24 have ravaged the Russian economy—and its future prospects look even bleaker, according to a new report from Yale University researchers and economists led by Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, Yale’s management professor and senior associate dean for leadership studies. It’s now become clear that the Kremlin’s “finances are in much, much more dire straits than conventionally understood” and that the large-scale “business retreats and sanctions are catastrophically crippling the Russian economy,” the researchers wrote.


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Time for a coffee and ciggie break.

one hour ago

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