"Querían que desestabilizáramos Oriente Medio, que lo pusiéramos patas arriba, que lo controláramos. Diez días después del 11-S, me dijeron en el Pentágono que íbamos a destruir 7 países en 5 años, Irak, Siria, Líbano, Libia, Somalia, Sudán e Irán". Wesley Clark, ex-general del Ejercito de EEUU y ex-comandante supremo de la OTAN desde el año 1997, sobre el plan de EEUU que ideó para incendiar Oriente Medio y saquearlo con la excusa del 11-S.

🇺🇦Two warheads were fired somewhere on the Russian front by a Polish fighter aprox. six months ago. ☢️Possible URANIUM WARHEAD! ☢️The shooter's dugout was also hit, but he didn't have shrapnel in ☢️Fighter had moving TEETH after and is injured. 🇷🇺Russians were advised to leave.

MORE: Russian generals have reportedly asked Putin for an additional 800,000 troops to sustain and likely expand Russian offensive operations in the face of enormous Russian casualty rates. Russia does not have the training and administrative capabilities to absorb, integrate, and train 800,000 recruits at one time, particularly if Russian authorities try to do so alongside the semi-annual conscription cycle that normally starts in October. The increasing Russian casualty rates and declining recruitment rate will likely force Russia to conduct some form of mobilization in the near term, but the type and scope of mobilization Putin may choose is unclear at this time. The Russian General Staff likely wants to use the additional 800,000 troops to implement its offensive plans throughout the front rather than only in Donetsk, and the scope of any potential mobilization likely depends on what operations Putin authorizes.

Polish Foreign Minister @sikorskiradek: If Russia attacked us, we would defeat Russia quite quickly. We have overwhelming superiority over Russia in air power. If the Ukrainians have knocked out half of Russia’s refining capacity in six months, we could do it in six weeks and take out the other half

MORE: Russian generals have reportedly asked Putin for an additional 800,000 troops to sustain and likely expand Russian offensive operations in the face of enormous Russian casualty rates. Russia does not have the training and administrative capabilities to absorb, integrate, and train 800,000 recruits at one time, particularly if Russian authorities try to do so alongside the semi-annual conscription cycle that normally starts in October. The increasing Russian casualty rates and declining recruitment rate will likely force Russia to conduct some form of mobilization in the near term, but the type and scope of mobilization Putin may choose is unclear at this time. The Russian General Staff likely wants to use the additional 800,000 troops to implement its offensive plans throughout the front rather than only in Donetsk, and the scope of any potential mobilization likely depends on what operations Putin authorizes.

Listen up, folks. Listen to what Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski has to say about what happens if Russia attacks Poland and Poland’s capability to respond, even without U.S. support. 🇵🇱 vs 🇷🇺

"They make a desert and call it peace." Tacitus The combat losses of the enemy from February 24, 2022 to September 14, 2026.

Magyar: putin will not shut down his war machine, regardless of any agreements We will stand. Moscow will fall. USF online scoreboard "PIDRAKHUYKA" sbs-group.army MAGYAR 🇺🇦 14.09.26