Russia - civil war has broken out
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Anonymous
But some people like well developed articles, in-depth reporting, and nuance. None of that exists on twitter. It’s a sh*tty wasteland of MAGA and unbearable liberals who can’t handle humor or different opinions like the MAGA. |
Anonymous
| Let's think about this a moment. Wagner is positioned south of Moscow on the main supply line to the Ukrainian front. If supplies and ammunition can't traverse the main highways, I wonder how long the Russian troops along the Ukrainian front can hold out? Any Russian supply depot West of M-4 must be pure gold right now. The question is 'how many days'? |
Anonymous
Also, a major source of his funding and propaganda/disinformation |
Anonymous
Traditional media has gutted their international coverage. Last night as this was breaking corporate media was still talking about the billionaire submarine! |
Anonymous
I do too. It's a shame that that doesn't exist anymore. |
Anonymous
| Is this the three-day "special military operation" that Putin promised us? |
Anonymous
Almost every well-developed article with in-depth reporting that I read was linked to by someone I respect on Twitter. |
Anonymous
| Before he left Moscow, Tara Reade accused Putin of sexual assault. |
Anonymous
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Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin announced that Monday, June 26, will be a non-working day in the capital. His words are quoted by the Moscow agency.
“Dear citizens, a counter-terrorist operation regime has been declared in Moscow. The situation is difficult. In order to minimize risks, I, within the framework of the operational headquarters, decided to declare Monday a non-working day - with the exception of government bodies and enterprises of a continuous cycle, the military-industrial complex, city services, ”said the mayor. "the Rostov National Guardsmen were blocked in vehicles for transporting fighters, and SOBR and OMON were at the bases." https://zona.media/chronicle/isthiscoup#55367 [twitter]https://t.me/kommersant/52451[/twitter] [twitter]https://t.me/ostorozhno_novosti/17301[/twitter] |
Anonymous
| Can someone explain what’s happening in Russia like I’m 5? Thank you. |
Anonymous
This. And a few members off Congress should be nervous. How is Rand Paul doing this morning? |
Anonymous
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Why do translations of “official” statements in russian always look like beuracratic gobbledygook. It’s like words don’t have any meaning. I understand the point of the above statement from the mayor, but it’s very weird.
Does it just not translate? Is it lost in translation? |
Anonymous
It's all over the papers today. Did it occur to you that real reporting takes time? |
Anonymous
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"earlier today, Putin’s Il96-300PU took off from Moscow in the direction of St. Petersburg"
"the second presidential plane Tu-214PU took off from Moscow to St. Petersburg at 14:44" "Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov flew from Moscow to Turkey" "while the Russian elites on private jets are leaving Moscow en masse, air travel prices in Russia for ordinary residents have risen 20 times . There are only a few tickets left with a transfer or two, and a direct flight to Yerevan (Armenia) costs 198,000 rubles (usually it costs about 10 thousand rubles)." "In turn, the stations in Rostov-on-Don, captured by the Wagner PMC, are overflowing with people who want to leave the city . The railway and bus stations of the city are packed with people, there is not enough transport. Frightened Rostovites prefer to land in any direction, just to leave the city." "The Kremlin does not have serious military reserves in the capital area, so scattered units of the Chechens, the Russian Guard, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the FSB will defend Moscow." https://ukrainetoday.org/2023/06/24/frightened-russian-elites-follow-putin-en-masse-to-leave-moscow-media/ Who knows, Shoigu may run into Prigozhin on his way to dinner tonight? |