Russia-Ukraine War (continuing)

The situation is simple. Yanukovych was a Russian spy who lied to and betrayed the Ukrainian people so he was not a legal president anymore, he was a traitor, guilty of treason, so there could not have been a coup. They, of their own free will, bounced his ass out of Ukraine. Job done.

Its because they have no other choice…Putin has recently ordered another mobilisation of 130'000 conscripts, in addition to the Houthi's he's reportedly contracted with. Plus, neither Moscow or St, Petersburg are now exempt from the draft. Wait until the black body Bags start arriving in those two cities.

Where do you think the reported 750'000 dead /disabled Russians came from? Given that under Russian Law (not that the Law has ever bothered Putin!!) Conscripts cannot be sent either abroad or to active war zones at home.So what happens? Shortly after being called up/mobiilised, the new conscript is "persuaded" to sign a contract, making him a professional soldier. Regardless of training etc, as soon as needed, he will be at the front,,facing the meat grinder.

https://x.com/i/status/1799388596455010707

Yanukovych promised to go towards Europe but tried to drag Ukraine into the Russian orbit. He was controlled by Moscow. That is treason.

Story of how a Russian spy influenced journalists in the US and Europe. (And became cocky after).

More on the Russian FSB operative.

Well if you are not going to talk you can read-

"Yanukovych argued in favour of economic modernisation, increased spending and, initially, continuing trade negotiations with the EU. He pledged to remain non-aligned in defence policy. However, his years in power saw what analysts described as democratic backsliding,[10] which included the jailing of Tymoshenko, a decline in press freedom[11] and an increase in cronyism and corruption.[12] In November 2013, Yanukovych made a sudden decision, amidst economic pressure from Russia,[13] to withdraw from signing an association agreement with the EU and instead accept a Russian trade deal and loan bailout. This sparked mass protests against him that ultimately led to his ousting as president.[14][15][16] The civil unrest peaked in February 2014, when almost 100 protesters were killed.[17]

Ukraine's political forces managed to reach an agreement. After the agreement was signed, Yanukovych, fearing for his life and the safety of his family[citation needed], left Kyiv without warning, first for Kharkiv and later for Crimea."

Viktor Yanukovych - Wikipedia

The whole North Koreans in Kursk story has been folded up and put away. Back in mid October, the BBC reported that a small detachment of North Koreans might be training with the Russian military in the far east of the country. But in just 2-3 weeks, the story grew and grew until it was reported that tens of thousands of North Korean soldiers were pouring into Kursk. Now the BBC is finally acknowledging that not one NK soldier has been found.

And despite weeks of reports suggesting that as many as 10,000 North Korean troops have been sent to Kursk to join the Russian counter-offensive, the soldiers we’ve been in contact have yet to encounter them.

“I haven’t seen or heard anything about Koreans, alive or dead,” Vadym responded when we asked about the reports.

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“It’s very difficult to find a Korean in the dark Kursk forest,” Pavlo noted sarcastically. “Especially if he’s not here.”

It's an example of how the western media accept any Ukrainian propaganda and repeat it. There is no quality control or fact checking of a story that was always implausible when you consider how hard it is to integrate units from different armies together.

That BBC story is particularly grim reading. Ukrainian troops being sacrificed for a media exercise - they themselves draw the comparison to Krynky in 2023 where the Ukrainians continued pouring men into a tiny beachhead to die in huge numbers. Over a 1,000 dead apparently, for nothing useful. Krynky then, Kursk now.

“Our place should have been there [in eastern Ukraine], not here in someone else’s land,” Pavlo said. “We don’t need these Kursk forests, in which we left so many comrades.”

“Media effect, but no military result.”