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The West has one goal - to eliminate the Russian Federation
2023-02-27
Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited.

Commentary b y Russian military journalist Boris Rozhin:
[ColonelCassad] Putin on confrontation with the West.

1. The West has one goal - to eliminate the Russian Federation.

2. The Russian people, if the West succeeds in destroying the Russian Federation and establishing control over its fragments, may not survive - there will be Muscovites, Urals and others.

3. The Russian Federation is against the new world being built only in the interests of one country, in this case the United States

4. When the United States is doing what they are doing today in Ukraine, I simply cannot imagine that American military personnel will roam around our nuclear facilities. This is ridiculous.

5. The West wants to "cassify the former USSR and the Russian Federation": then they can accept us into the so-called "family of civilized peoples", but separately.

6. US satellites have joined the fight against the Russian Federation, but they are aware of the selfishness of Washington's intentions.

7. Russia is the successor of the USSR in the legal sense, but it has a different potential.

8. The unity of the people of Russia is the main condition for all victories and achievements of the country.

PS. Actually, if for the United States the stake in this war is world hegemony, then for the Russian Federation it is an opportunity to pursue a subjective policy and territorial integrity.

Posted by:badanov

#8  Would rather it not break up. I guess it was always a long shot that Russia would democratize and liberalize (in classic sense). It could have happened in the 90's with a lot of guidance and aid from the west. But the USA had the Clintons in charge and Russia was taken over by KGB-mafia clans.
Posted by: Ebbains Threrenter5475   2023-02-27 22:48  

#7  The Russian Federation was always going to die. Whether in Ukraine or at the end of the century when the Russian ethnic group stops being the majority in Russia proper.

Enjoy your new minority status.
Posted by: DarthVader   2023-02-27 22:42  

#6  I can't help but think that if Russia didn't define themselves by their opposition to everyone they might be doing better. Now they've shown their main export, their weapons, are trash (except the AK's). That's gonna hurt when this is all over.
Posted by: ruprecht   2023-02-27 16:48  

#5  No time for that!
The west is too busy oppressing middle class whites.
Posted by: Skidmark   2023-02-27 12:25  

#4  per #1.
Posted by: Procopius2k   2023-02-27 07:25  

#3  ^ Great plan, Fat Bob
Posted by: Frank G   2023-02-27 07:24  

#2  After Russia has been broken up, the world will be a safer place. We'll need to take possession of their nukes and disarm them, but afterwards they won't be able to hurt anyone. No more arming Syria, no more constant aggression on Europe, their resources will be wide open to be plundered. We'll be rich...
Posted by: Thor Grumble2858   2023-02-27 05:34  

#1  China says, "Sounds good!"
The Ministry of Natural Resources on February 14 published a new version of its world map – directing a return to using the Chinese names of eight cities and areas occupied by the Russian Empire in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Under Beijing’s new directive, Vladivostok once again is called Haishenwai (meaning Sea Cucumber Bay) while Sakhalin Island is called Kuyedao. The Stanovoy Range is back to being called the Outer Xing’an Range in Chinese.

Ou Hanzong, a Jiangsu-based columnist, said on February 20 that Chinese people has lost 1.7 million square kilometers of territory including what’s now called the Russian Far East region, Mongolia and some areas in present-day Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan, to the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union under unequal treaties since the late 19th century.

Ou said the reuse of Chinese names of the Far East cities reminds Chinese people of their wishes to recover the lost territory.
Posted by: Ebbains Threrenter5475   2023-02-27 00:45  

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