Oorlog in Oekraïne #933 Stomme Putler Orcs

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 16:57 schreef aTypisch het volgende:

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neen
het een sluit het ander niet uit: putin wilde wat land pakken en is de boef in dit verhaal, dit soort bedrijven willen graag oorlog

eindstand: zowel putin als dit soort bedrijven krijgen hun zin, honderdduizenden mensen sterven

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 16:47 schreef Neezoistniet het volgende:

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Ik breng het voorzichtig want het is maar een bron van X

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 17:29 schreef spicymchaggis het volgende:

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Ook al zijn het individueel net zulke volwaardige mensen als jij en ik, op cultureel, maatschappelijk en ethisch vlak is het echter een volstrekt minderwaardig volk.

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Mike Johnson's Campaign Contributions From Company Tied to Russia
A group of Russian nationals were able to donate to newly elected House Speaker Mike Johnson's campaign in 2018 by funneling the money through a U.S. company.

The Texas-based American Ethane company previously donated tens of thousands of dollars to the campaigns of Louisiana Republicans including Johnson, who was voted by the House to replace Rep. Kevin McCarthy as Speaker on Wednesday following three weeks of GOP chaos in the lower chamber.

While American Ethane was run in 2018 by American John Houghtaling, 88 percent of the firm was owned by three Russian nationals—Konstantin Nikolaev, Mikhail Yuriev, and Andrey Kunatbaev.

Johnson's previous Russian campaign donations have been brought up as people criticize the Republican following his election to House Speaker, a position which is second in line to the presidency behind the vice president.

Johnson's office has been contacted for comment via email.

One of the men behind the company, Nikolaev, an oligarch with close ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin, was also found to have financially backed Maria Butina, a Russian citizen who lived in Washington D.C. Butina was sentenced to 18 months in prison in 2019 after admitting to acting as an unregistered foreign agent to infiltrate conservative political groups and influence foreign policy to Russia's benefit before and after the 2016 election.

Johnson's former campaign manager, Jason Hebert, previously told The Advocate that the campaign returned the money given to them by American Ethane in 2018 once it was "made aware of the situation."

Sharing a subpoena issued as part of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation in 2018, Los Angeles-based attorney Ronald Lebow posted on X (formerly Twitter): "Besides being supportive of the attempted coup, Johnson received money from Russian Oligarchs and was known to Marina Butina, the Russian spy/go between funneling money from Putin to the NRA and Republicans like Johnson."

Fellow X user @Davegreenidge57 wrote: "Putin pal Konstantin Nikolaev, who handled Russian spy Maria Butina, was also the principal stockholder in American Ethane Co. when they donated over $37,000 to Mike Johnson's election campaign. Does anyone else think that might be a problem?"

It is against federal law for a campaign to knowingly accept donations from a foreign-owned corporation, a foreign national, or any company owned or controlled by foreign nationals.

A Federal Election Commission investigation ruled in 2022 that American Ethane made political campaign contributions using funds derived from loans from foreign entities ultimately owned by Russian nationals and that American Ethane had "zero domestic funds available" to make those contributions.

In a scathing letter, two FEC commissioners, Democrats Shana M. Broussard and Ellen L. Weintraub, condemned their Republican colleagues after the agency only fined American Ethane a $9,500 civil penalty for donating to GOP candidates in Louisiana in 2018 despite being almost entirely owned by Russian nationals.

"Though American Ethane did pay a civil penalty, it was a slap on the wrist that failed to account for a violation of one the most fundamental provisions entrusted to this Commission to enforce," wrote Broussard and Weintraub.

"One can only hope that in future cases, the Commission will once again muster the political will to work together to wall off our elections from the malign influence of foreign money."

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 17:51 schreef Delenlill het volgende:
@:neezoistniet
https://www.newsweek.com/(...)ussia-butina-1838501
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Was in 2018 al gebeurd zie ik. Maar het verbaasd mij niks. Die hele MAGA stroom geilt op Putin. Inclusief Trump.

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 17:59 schreef sp3c het volgende:
wie?

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 17:57 schreef Neezoistniet het volgende:

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Ik denk dat het in 2018 weinig impact heeft gehad maar nu ligt alles anders

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 18:00 schreef Momo het volgende:

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[x]https://twitter.com/NOELreports/status/1759619103692566970[/x]

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 18:07 schreef Delenlill het volgende:

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Als ik het goed begrepen heb van bovengenoemde nieuwsberichten had hij zijn ex vriendin vanuit Rusland uitgenodigd om bij hem te komen wonen in Spanje?

Dat was natuurlijk erg dom van hem. Iedereen die ook maar iets met hem te maken had stond gewoon onder surveillance, of erger nog in direct contact met het Kremlin/de FSB.

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 18:08 schreef Momo het volgende:

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Zeker dom, maar wel een eng idee dat ze je ook kunnen pakken terwijl je in Spanje zit.

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 18:00 schreef Momo het volgende:

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[x]https://twitter.com/NOELreports/status/1759619103692566970[/x]

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We willen u eraan herinneren dat vandaag in de Spaanse massamedia informatie begon te verschijnen dat het lichaam van een Oekraïner op 13 februari in de gemeente Villajoyosa was gevonden.

Zoals het Eureka News-project schreef, zou de overledene Maksym Kuzminov zijn.
De leeftijd van de overledene en de leeftijd van Kuzminov komen echter niet overeen.

De Russische piloot is nu 27 jaar oud en de gevonden dode man is 33 jaar oud.

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 18:08 schreef Momo het volgende:

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Zeker dom, maar wel een eng idee dat ze je ook kunnen pakken terwijl je in Spanje zit.

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 18:01 schreef sp3c het volgende:
was dat niet die actie waarbij zijn medevliegers waren gedood?

meh

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 18:08 schreef Momo het volgende:

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Zeker dom, maar wel een eng idee dat ze je ook kunnen pakken terwijl je in Spanje zit.

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 18:14 schreef Anton91 het volgende:

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Want ze hadden meer moeten doen om die onschuldige mensen te redden?

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Navalny's body will not be released to family for another 14 days, Navalny spokesperson says
Alexey Navalny’s body will not be returned to the family for at least another 14 days, said Navalny’s spokesperson, Kira Yarmish, in a post on X (formerly Twitter).

His body will be under “some sort of chemical examination” in that period, she added.

Navalny's widow has accused President Vladimir Putin of being responsible for his death.

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 18:13 schreef Bensel het volgende:

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omdat de EU interne veiligheid niet meer belangrijk acht. Het komt niet in de huidige regeringsleiders op dat ook zij slachtoffer kunnen worden van een dergelijke aanval. Ze wanen zich veilig, men is laks geworden. Dat gaat wel enige tijd duren voordat men weer op koude oorlog niveau zit qua anti-spionage etc.

In Nederland zijn de laatste jaren (gelukkig?) wel wat incidenten geweest waardoor het al eerder aan bod kwam.

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 18:11 schreef michaelmoore het volgende:

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niets is zeker
https://www.rbc.ua/rus/ne(...)lota-1708358297.html
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RIEGL laser scanning systems were handed over to the National Police
The Ukrainian National Police received a new aid package from the United States with special equipment.

It includes 66 cars, 250 drones, 9 3D ground laser scanning with software and a DNA laboratory to investigative units.

The ANDE 6C laboratory for the rapid establishment of a human DNA profile will make it possible to establish a DNA profile in a little more than an hour and a half.

The transferred drones were made by the American company Skydio.

The transfer of ground laser scanners VZ-400I to RIEGL was also important.

This unique 3D laser scanning system combines a promising innovative data processing architecture and the latest RIEGL signal shape processing technologies.

The transferred equipment is used to inspect the sites of events and objects that have been destroyed by missile strikes, artillery shelling and bombing.

The transferred technical aid will be sent primarily to the frontline regions, which are under enemy fire every day.

In total, since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation on the territory of Ukraine, the United States has provided investigative units of the National Police with aid for $17 million.

“The United States once again provides us with a large package of aid that will go to Forces of the National Police of Ukraine and units of the State Border Guard Service. You make a huge contribution to the development and functioning of our units,” said Ihor Klymenko, Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine.

Bridget Brink, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States to Ukraine, stressed that the new aid package would accelerate the punishment of Russia for war crimes.

“We provide this aid so that your units can safely collect evidence and prove to the world the terrible crimes committed by the Russian army on the territory of Ukraine. My country appreciates your values and on behalf of the President of the United States, I reaffirm our comprehensive support,” Bridget Brink said.

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 18:17 schreef Delenlill het volgende:
https://edition.cnn.com/e(...)d8941ce6bd8b5b4eed22
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[x]https://twitter.com/Kira_Yarmysh/status/1759603878713065652[/x]
Even alle sporen van zijn lichaam uitwissen dus. Klinkt alsof hij vergiftigd is.

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Avdiivka Coke Plant: Last Ukrainian battalion exits without losses – video
Soldiers of the 25th Separate Assault Battalion of the 47th Separate Mechanized Brigade have reported that after four months of defense, they were the last to leave the Avdiivka Coke and Chemical Plant without any losses. This was stated in the brigade's announcement.

The brigade stated that its command had done everything possible to protect Ukrainian warriors, providing substantial fire support.

The soldiers said that since the end of October 2023, the Russian army had not ceased its attempts to capture the facility through so-called "meat grinder assaults."

The 47th Brigade said that Ukrainian Bradley crews, FPV drone operators, and infantry "ground down the enemy in unprecedented scales."

"Every one of our soldiers has performed their duty honestly, honorably, and bravely throughout this period. Honor! Other units of the 47th SMB continue to hold the defense in designated directions," the military said.

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Ukraine advisory group pushes for NATO accession, countering 3 key concerns
A former NATO leader argued that not inviting Ukraine into NATO for fear of Russian response, for example, is giving Vladimir Putin a "de facto veto" over the alliance's decisions.

MUNICH — A government body setup by Ukraine to deliver security guarantees from across Europe today laid out its case for speeding Kyiv’s accession to NATO, dismissing three key concerns held by current members.

The International Advisory Group on Ukraine, co-led by former NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen and President of Ukraine Chief of Staff Andriy Yermak, is proposing all NATO countries agree to offer Ukraine an alliance membership invite, potentially, at the next NATO summit in Washington DC in July, “but won’t guess on timelines.”

Rasmussen called for the invite in short order because a “new security architecture in Europe” is needed and Ukraine ought to be an integrated part of NATO “to serve as a part of a barrier against an aggressive Russia.”

As a priority, the group, which was initially established in 2022 by Ukrainian President Vlodomyr Zelenskyy and tasked to enhance national security through new agreements with European partners, wants to see an end to all limits placed on weapon deliveries to Ukraine, repeating calls from pro-Ukrainian interlocutors over the past two years and which have largely fallen on deaf ears.

At the NATO Summit in Vilnius last year allies also decided against giving Kyiv an assession timeline, committing only to an invitation when “members agree and conditions are met.”

But Rasmussen said he plans to refute three arguments opposing the invitation.

First, Washington and European capitals have not made it clear, as analyst Joshua Huminksi recalled in an op-ed for Breaking Defense earlier this month, whether it’s “even plausible” for a country at war to join NATO.

To that, Rasmussen said that such logic hands Russian President a “de facto veto” vote in NATO simply by continuing the invasion. Surely NATO would not want to allow its adversaries — its reason for being, in the case of Russia — such a say over what it does.

Relately, the second concern is that even an invitation to Kyiv would be seen by the Kremlin as a significant escalation in the conflict, a worry over which Washington has stressed since the outbreak of the conflict. Rasmussen quashed that too, arguing it’s been Russian President Vladimir Putin who has has been “escalating since 2008.”

Finally, he debunked the idea that an invite would lead to NATO fighting a war with Russia, because he said “opposite” outcome is more likely, where Russia is deterred.

“Putin knows, from where Ukraine receives weapons today but has not attacked NATO countries because he respects Article 5,” he explained, refering to the NATO clause that calls for collective defense of any member state.

Crucially, the International Advisory Group invite also proposed a security assurance to Russia that it will not be attacked once Ukraine enters NATO. In return, “1991 borders” belonging to Ukraine, must be respected by Moscow, according to Rasmussen’s vision.

It remains to be seen if NATO leaders, including in Washington, are eager to invite Ukraine into the alliance mid-war, and less likely that Moscow sees a reason to agree to the 1991 borders, which would forfeit Ukrainian land currently controlled by Russia — especially since US President Joe Biden today acknowledged “Russia’s first notable gains in months” in eastern Ukraine.

Separately, today Yermak noted that other bilateral security pacts, similarly to those agreed between Ukraine, France, Germany and the UK in recent days, are currently under discussion. Deals with Canada, Denmark, Italy and the Netherlands, are expected to be concluded soon, he said. Zelenskyy mentioned the Danish pact during a visit to Munich today, saying it will include joint production of drones.

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 18:41 schreef StateOfMind het volgende:

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Op zich niet heel verwonderlijk natuurlijk.

Mocht hier in Nederland de shit onverhoopt dusdanig de ventilator raken dat de westerse/Europese beroepslegers niet meer toereikend zijn, dan wordt de opkomstplicht weer afgestoft.

En reken maar dat als je je niet meldt, dat er hier dan ook maatregelen getroffen worden.
Maak je daar maar geen illusies over.

Hopelijk gaan we dat nooit meemaken.

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 19:00 schreef LethalNinja het volgende:
Wat wordt de volgende stad die vele tienduizenden Russen het leven gaat kosten?

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 18:41 schreef StateOfMind het volgende:

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Op zich niet heel verwonderlijk natuurlijk.

Mocht hier in Nederland de shit onverhoopt dusdanig de ventilator raken dat de westerse/Europese beroepslegers niet meer toereikend zijn, dan wordt de opkomstplicht weer afgestoft.

En reken maar dat als je je niet meldt, dat er hier dan ook maatregelen getroffen worden.
Maak je daar maar geen illusies over.

Hopelijk gaan we dat nooit meemaken.

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Massive fire in Makiivka after explosion rocks oil depot – photo, video

A major fire broke out after an oil depot in Makiivka, Donetsk Oblast was rocked by an explosion.

Russian air defense was allegedly operating in occupied Donetsk and Makiivka, local Telegram channels claimed.

A large cloud of black smoke can be seen in photos and videos published online.

"Makiivka. The Russian invaders' oil depot shoots down Ukrainian missiles," journalist Denys Kazansky sarcastically wrote.

Several substations were cut off because of Makiivka shelling, local channels reported. 15 boiler houses and the villages of Krupska, Horky, Karl Marx and Pervomaiskyi are without electricity.

No casualties have yet been reported.

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 19:08 schreef phpmystyle het volgende:

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Het is nogal wat om een van de zwaarste pressie middelen in te zetten: financiële repressie en afnemen eigendommen.

Ik vraag mij af hoe ik mij daartegen kan hoeden als het echt zo ver komt

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 19:08 schreef phpmystyle het volgende:

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Het is nogal wat om een van de zwaarste pressie middelen in te zetten: financiële repressie en afnemen eigendommen.

Ik vraag mij af hoe ik mij daartegen kan hoeden als het echt zo ver komt

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 19:20 schreef Confetti het volgende:

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Niet zo lang geleden kreeg je gewoon de kogel. Ook hier in Nederland.

Vind Oekraïne nog vrij soft tegenover de verraders die naar Europa vluchten en hun land in de steek laten in haar darkest hour. Dat is een verraad van ongekende grootte dat het eigendomsrecht ver overstijgt.

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Zelensky visited frontline positions in the Kupiansk sector
Volodymyr Zelensky visited the frontline positions of the Ukrainian military in the Kupyansk sector.

The Office of the President of Ukraine reported on this.

During his trip to the Kharkiv region, the President visited the battalion command post of the 14th Mechanized Brigade “Prince Roman the Great” that is performing combat missions in the defense of Kupiansk.

Zelensky spoke with the military and the command and awarded the defenders.

The President listened to the report of the brigade commander Lieutenant Colonel Oleksii Trubnikov on the operational situation in the relevant section of the frontline.

The brigade commander also told Zelensky about the experience of using various types of drones in the area of responsibility and about the peculiarities of combating enemy UAVs with EW systems.

They also discussed the provision of equipment, ammunition and other urgent needs of the military.

“I am glad to be here today to see you, to congratulate you, to express gratitude on behalf of all Ukrainians, all of Ukraine, for doing such a great job every day, for defending the state, our families, independence, and our sovereignty. I am confident in you. I wish you good health. Take care of yourself and your colleagues. This is very important. I wish you all victory,” the President said.

In particular, the Head of State conferred the title of Hero of Ukraine and presented the Golden Star Order to Colonel Oleh Apostol, who has been serving in Air Assault Forces since 2008 and is currently commanding the 95th separate air assault brigade of Armed Forces of Ukraine. Oleh Apostol has been defending Ukraine in the east since 2014. Since the beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion, he has participated in the defense and liberation of a number of settlements.

Volodymyr Zelensky also presented the President’s Cross of Military Merit to Colonel Oleksandr Lutsenko.

The defenders also received from the President the Orders of Bohdan Khmelnytskyi, III class, and the Orders “For Courage”, II-III class. For the safety of the warriors, Volodymyr Zelensky handed over some of the awards to the commanders so that they could present them at the places of their service.

According to the General Staff of Armed Forces of Ukraine, in the area of responsibility of the Khortytsia operational-strategic group in the Kupiansk sector, Russian invaders tried to attack the positions of Ukrainian troops near Tabaivka in the Kharkiv region twice over the past day.

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 19:18 schreef Delenlill het volgende:

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Eigendommen worden niet afgenomen. Slechts bevroren. En het hebben van buitenlandse bankrekeningen/crypto accounts/investerings accounts zou kunnen helpen om toch beschikking te houden over geld.

Of bijvoorbeeld vastgoed in het buitenland.

Maar als het puntje echt bij het paaltje komt moet je gewoon doen wat er van je verwacht wordt. Het leger in dus. Al zal het grootste gedeelte van Fok! te oud zijn, of worden afgekeurd.

Wat natuurlijk ook helpt is dat wij in de NAVO zitten, het conflict moet wel heel erg groot gaan worden (denk aan WW3, waar Rusland, China, India en het midden oosten de oorlog aan ons verklaren) om daadwerkelijk weer de dienstplicht/opkomst plicht te activeren. Dan zijn er weinig landen in de wereld waar wij heen kunnen vluchten die veilig zijn, en waar de levensstandaard hoog genoeg is om aan onze eisen te voldoen.

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 19:20 schreef Confetti het volgende:

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Niet zo lang geleden kreeg je gewoon de kogel. Ook hier in Nederland.

Vind Oekraïne nog vrij soft tegenover de verraders die naar Europa vluchten en hun land in de steek laten in haar darkest hour. Dat is een verraad van ongekende grootte dat het eigendomsrecht ver overstijgt.

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 19:20 schreef Confetti het volgende:

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Niet zo lang geleden kreeg je gewoon de kogel. Ook hier in Nederland.

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Germany to propose new sanctions against Russia after death of Alexei Navalny
Death of Russian opposition leader imbues EU summit with renewed nervousness over war in Ukraine

Germany has said it is proposing a new batch of sanctions against Russia over the death of Alexei Navalny as EU ministers met his widow, Yulia Navalnaya, in Brussels.

“We have seen the brutal force with which the Russian president represses his own citizens who take to the streets to demonstrate for freedom or write about it in newspapers,” the German foreign minister, Annalena Baerbock, said on Monday. “We will propose new sanctions in light of the death of Alexei Navalny.”

Sanctions could include the use of frozen Russian assets, a move that would be in addition to a levy Belgium exacts from interest on immobilised cash reserves.

After Hungary dropped its opposition, EU foreign ministers agreed a 13th round of sanctions against Russia on Monday. The bloc will now start studying ways of hitting back at Putin in a 14th round in the coming weeks.

The death of the Russian opposition leader in a penal colony cast a long shadow over the Brussels meeting, with the EU’s chief diplomat, Josep Borrell, proposing that the EU’s global human rights sanctions regime be renamed.

“I am proposing to EU member states to rename our global human rights sanctions regime the ‘Navalny regime’. To honour his memory, for his name to be written on the work of the EU in the defence of human rights around the world,” Borrell said.

His message came as Navalnaya released a powerful video saying she would continue her late husband’s work and fight for Russia.

The shock of Navalny’s death has imbued Monday’s summit with a renewed sense of nervousness verging on panic about the war in Ukraine, with the country’s neighbours decrying what they see as Europe’s lack of urgency in relation to military support.

The Lithuania foreign minister, Gabrielius Landsbergis, launched a scathing attack on fellow leaders, imploring them to treat the situation with renewed vigour.

“We spent two years discussing, trying to figure out the way that we can help Ukraine bit by bit,” he said. “But unfortunately, since we did not formulate a strategic goal for what we are trying to achieve, we’re unable to declare that we’re in this for the victory.”

While EU leaders had been arguing over money, Landsbergis added, Russia had amassed firepower at a 6:1 advantage over Ukraine. He urged the EU to stop dithering about military funds. Germany, he said, had been doing the heavy lifting with ¤17bn contributed so far, while Europe was still debating a fund of ¤5bn a year.

“Europe should be able or could be able to form a fund of ¤5bn when you know, Germany alone is considering sending ¤7bn. So for the 27 countries of Europe, ¤5bn should be a day’s work, an hour’s work,” Landsbergis said.

He was not the only Baltic politician to not mince his words. Margus Tsahkna, Estonia’s foreign minister, said as he arrived: “[Vladimir] Putin is a murderer. He has murdered one person who fought for freedom for democracy and this is exactly why we have to keep going.

“We have to give support to Ukraine by military ways and by political ways. We have to give Ukraine this 1m round of ammunition that EU actually has promised a year ago for this March.”

EU diplomats have acknowledged that the EU has failed to meet this ammunition target, admitting recently it was only producing 500,000 rounds of ammunition and that the target would not be met until the end of the year.

The Belgian foreign minister, Hadja Lahbib, urged EU leaders to consider developing a European army, something first mooted by the French president, Emmanuel Macron, in 2018.

“If Russia manages to expand, it is a dictatorship that will expand and move a little closer to the European Union. It is essential that, here too, we are united, that we develop a defence capacity together, that we also develop an army, not only to defend our territory, but also our values,” Lahbib said.

Borrell told reporters that the EU would redouble efforts to choke off funds to the Kremlin’s military machine. Foreign ministers wre considering the 13th round of sanctions, the biggest list since the first round in the aftermath of the outbreak of war two years ago.

Borrell said member states would propose sanctions “for sure against those responsible”, while making it clear he considered direct responsibility to lie with Putin.

“We can go down the institutional structure of the penitentiary system in Russia,” Borrell said, indicating whom the bloc would add to its list of people subjected to asset freezes and travel bans. “But don’t forget who is really responsible for Navalny’s death.”

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Op maandag 19 februari 2024 19:31 schreef phpmystyle het volgende:

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bevroren of afgenomen is natuurlijk bijna hetzelfde, effect is gewoon dat je er niet meer bij kan.
Crypto, grondstoffen en rekeningen in buitenlandse valuta is inderdaad een optie, maar dit kom ook met nadelen en risico's.

Zuid-Amerika zou ik overwegen om heen te vluchten als er echt stront aan de knikker is. Zijn qua welvaart normaal, binnenlanden stabiel, en prijzen laag om een tijd vooruit te kunnen. Of zij ook jonge mannen opnemen in een dergelijke situatie is maar de vraag.
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Het grootste goed in je leven is "het" leven en je gezondheid. Die zou ik niet graag in de waagschaal willen stellen omdat er enorme hoeveelheden infanterie vlees nodig is omdat het Westen haar afspraken niet nakomt en er een strategie op nahoudt om niemand te laten winnen of verliezen.