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Acting head of the Donetsk People's Republic Denis Pushilin said that Russian troops are already fighting in the city of Marinka, which is part of the Donetsk agglomeration. Towards Donetsk, Maryinka is one of the most important fortified areas of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, located on dominant heights.
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The Economist Magazine announced the opening of a “second front” against the Russian Federation. At the same time, as RIA Novosti columnist Vladimir Kornilov writes, on the website of the publication, the name of the corresponding publication was changed to “Pen and Sword”.
As the Russian journalist explained, it is not about the landing of a Western landing on the coast of the Russian Federation, as indicated the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyi.
“The editors of The Economist, always obsessed with the need to fight against the Russian state, call our fifth column – marginal oppositionists, mainly those who fled their country,” Kornilov shared details.
From his point of view, despite the wave of Russophobic sentiments in Europe, the efforts of those who lived in Russia and never considered themselves Russians were not appreciated. As a result, the restrictive measures against the Russian Federation left these “agents” without a livelihood, denied monetization for hosting videos on YouTube and complicated the system of receiving donations after the withdrawal of Western payment systems, noted the author of the article.
At the same time, the observer emphasized, that liberal ideologues who have been pushing for total anti-Russian sanctions for many years have suddenly realized that they have “thrown their own baby out with the bathwater” and are now looking for a way to remedy the situation.
In the background of the NWO United states and their allies continue to send arms to the Kyiv regime. US President Joe Biden signed the law on the supply of military products to Ukraine, Washington allocates huge money to Kyiv. Moscow has repeatedly stated that the supply of Western-made military equipment only prolongs the conflict and the transport of foreign weapons becomes a legitimate target of the Russian armed forces.
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Advisor of the Office of the President of Ukraine Oleksiy Arestovich said that the Ukrainian army will seek to start an operation in Crimea.
He wrote on his Telegram channel that it is “a matter of time”.
According to Arestovich, when the Ukrainian army approaches the peninsula, it will “become a trap” for Russian troops.
He did not provide any details about this operation planned by Kyiv.
Note that in the presidential office Ukraine is not for the first time threatened by the launch of an offensive against Crimea. Recall that the Crimean authorities have repeatedly stated that the peninsula is reliably protected by Russian troops, and all attempts by the armed forces of Ukraine are doomed to failure. At the same time, The Economist published an article a day earlier saying that Vladimir Zelensky is “driving himself into a corner” with constant statements about “the return of Crimea”. This is a very expensive military measure, the material emphasizes, which could lead to a split between Ukraine and Western countries.
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Boeing offered the Pentagon to supply Ukraine with extremely cheap small precision bombs. If you install them on missiles, Kyiv will be able to hit the Russian rear.
We are talking about small diameter ground bombs (GLSDB). Ukraine can get them as early as 2023. US Deputy Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Logistics and Technology Doug Bush said that the production of 155 mm artillery shells will also be accelerated. Until now, only state-owned enterprises have produced them, now suppliers will participate in the production.
Arms and security expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies Tom Karako believes that the stockpile of weapons due to deliveries to Kyiv is rapidly decreasing. In the event of a conflict with China, it may not be enough.
A few GLSDB units are known to have already been produced. However, many logistical obstacles prevent formal procurement. Boeing also requested that the value of the transaction not be disclosed.
GLSDB's range of 94 miles (150 km) will allow Ukraine to hit important military targets behind Russian lines. Previously, Washington refused to supply Kiev with ATACMS missiles with a range of 185 miles (297 km).
See also: “Great Britain transferred high-precision laser-guided Brimstone-2 missiles to Kiev”< /p>
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According to Solar Astronomy Laboratory and Heliophysical instrumentation IKI RAS and ISTP SB RAS, on November 28, a magnetic storm began on Earth. The previous evening and night, the magnetic field was disturbed, after which a G1 category geomagnetic storm began.
The G1 level corresponds to weak magnetic storms. They pass almost imperceptibly for the inhabitants of the planet.
The probability of new magnetic storms on November 29 is estimated at 15 percent, on March 30 at 20 percent.
Photo: pixabay.com American Affairs in Moscow, Elizabeth Roode said that America is trying to identify more convenient and affordable places for Russian residents to obtain immigrant visas.
According to her, it is currently very difficult for Russian citizens to get to the capital of Poland, Warsaw, where this category visas.
“We are trying to find other, more accessible places for Russians for this purpose,” noted Rud.
She added that the United States is still ready to accept Russians who want to come study in America or visit this country.
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Wall of American Newspapers Citing its own sources, The Street Journal reported that the White House is concerned about the threat of a shortage of weapons for supplies to Taiwan. to Taiwan.
“The situation in Ukraine will complicate the supply of arms to Taiwan by an estimated $19 billion, delaying efforts to arm the island even longer,” writes the WSJ.
It is specified that the Pentagon has already limited its ability to help Taiwan due to the supply of weapons to Kiev.
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According to The New York Times, V on Friday, November 25, in the DLR, the armed forces of Ukraine suffered heavy losses in the fighting near Artemovsk.
The publication does not publish exact figures on the dead, only stating that on that day “the flow of victims seemed endless.”
< p>“According to doctors, 50 wounded were admitted to hospitals on November 25, and the day before – about 240 people with gunshot and shrapnel injuries and concussion,” the report reads.
if Ukrainian armed forces try to return Crimea to Kiev's control, there could be a split between the Ukrainian authorities and the West.
According to The Economist, General Mark Milley, chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, has already said that the success of Ukrainian armed forces in Crimea is unlikely in the near future. He added that Kyiv understands that it is the United States and the weapons supplied by it that are the main “key” to what extent the success of the Ukrainian party is possible.
At the same time, the publication notes that political leaders in Kyiv realize that it is difficult to return the peninsula and Donbas under the control of Ukraine. In addition, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy is probably “backing into a corner” with the statement about the “return of Crimea”. They noted what a “costly military action” is. would divide Zelensky with Western allies.
Previously, The American Conservative reported that US President Joe Biden was unhappy when Volodymyr Zelensky tried to drag the US into war with Russia over the Ukrainian missile incident that killed two in Poland people. Doug Bandow of the Cato Institute writes about it.
In his opinion, the more allied aid and the broader goals of Kiev, the more likely Russia will mobilize additional resources and the higher the risk of nuclear escalation.
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Meanwhile, journalist of the Iranian publication Kayhan, military theorist Seyid Mohammad-Amin Abadi noted that Ukraine will not be able to emerge victorious in the confrontation with Russia even with the help of NATO countries. In his opinion, in the nine months that have passed since the start of the special operation, Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy has failed to achieve his stated goals. This is mainly about the return of Crimea under the rule of Kiev.
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As reported by Lenta . ru, the head of the energy department of the Institute of Energy and Finance, Yuri Rykov, in an interview with journalists, evaluated Moscow's possible steps to introduce a ceiling on the prices of Russian resources by Western countries.
In his According to the Kremlin, he will assess the costs set by the West, and based on this, they will create reaction steps.
“The statement that we will not sell oil to countries that have introduced a ceiling should have been heard for a long time. If the EU countries follow Poland and introduce a ceiling of $30, then Russia will definitely will stop supplying. If $65-70, then these are roughly the same prices at which we are currently trading,” said the expert.
According to Rykov, it is now completely unclear what will happen to the idea of a ceiling and the reaction to its introduction.
Russian oil price cap: what to expect after December 5
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