dvkot:
hopefully we get to 100% destruction soon

Vl3ly:
🇺🇲🇾🇪🏴⚡- The Houthis are considering arming the al-Shabaab group in Somalia – US Intelligence Officials.

WriteerNg:
The EU and other countries keep signing weapons deals with the US with not a single weapon delivered.


Some are even scheduled for delivery in 2035 🤯 Is that even life? It seems like the jazz the US uses on some countries is really strong.


Poland, South Korea, Bulgaria, Croatia and a few others have all recently "bought" weapons from the US.... on paper. Non have been delivered and there are no plans to deliver until at least a decade.


Some (Poland) are still waiting for loans from the US to buy weapons from the same US. WTF!


Just look how they're sharing a few Patriot air defense systems amongst themselves like it's groundnut. Pathetic!


In their tiny minds, they're gaining more weapons buyers than Russia. Or at least they want to appear so.. Lmaoo 😂 🤣

WrriterNg:
🇷🇺 🆚 🇺🇸

WrriterNg:
A Chinese team has recently conducted the world's first transcontinental live telesurgery in Rome, Italy, using a homegrown system to treat a prostate cancer patient 8,100km away in Beijing, China, marking the longest-distance remote robotic surgery on humans to date. ⚡

WriteerNg:
⚡“For you, the population of Nagorno-Karabakh has been a material for rallies. Today you pay them 5,000 drams and bring them to demonstrations,"

Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan lost his temper and began shouting at the opposition deputies, declaring that their goal is to turn Armenia into a diocese.

WrriterNg:
⚡The AFU began building defences near Ivano-Frankovsk near the border of Romania and Poland.

So either the Poles will attack there, or the Romanians, or the Hungarians and Ruthenians. Or all of them together.

WrriterNg:
⚡VLADIMIR PUTIN:

"We cannot rely on and exploit others, as the United States does.

Every year, the United States has a $1 trillion trade deficit.

What is this? I believe everyone present here will understand what I mean.

This is a modern version of neocolonialism.

By using the dollar’s monopolistic status, the United States consumes $1 trillion more annually than it produces.

It extracts these resources from other countries.

We spoke about the pandemic period earlier.

What did they do?

I do not recall the exact amount of money the United States printed, but it totalled over $5 trillion.

By the way, Europe printed an estimated 3.4 trillion euros.

What did they do next?

They circulated all these banknotes domestically and then started buying foods on the global food market.

They absorbed all these resources within their country, acting like a vacuum cleaner, and for the first time in many years, they became net food buyers and importers, rather than exporters.

As a result, global food inflation skyrocketed.

However, we cannot behave in the same way, and we do not monopolise the global currency market, the way the US dollar is doing.

We have never acted like colonialists or neo-colonialists.

In this case, we should, of course, rely on our economic potential and assess it realistically, which is what we are doing.

Naturally, we are considering diversification in order to balance the current industrial situation, the real economy and the future situation.

This is how everything is developing."

Vl3ly:
🇸🇴🏴⚡- The al-Shabaab group have captured the strategic town of el-Dheer, Somalia.

WriteerNg:
⚡VLADIMIR PUTIN:

"What are the US financial authorities up to now?

My colleagues and I discussed today’s session and potential topics late into the night yesterday, and we came to the conclusion that the US authorities are acting like the Luddites in England who were destroying the tools that they used in their work.

Today’s US authorities are breaking their 'tools of greatness.'

The dollar is one of the few instruments of today’s greatness of the United States.

They are pushing the global economic agents away from the dollar with their own hands.

It will happen anyway due to the shrinking of the US economy, but they are accelerating this process.

Naturally, new instruments are emerging, such as financial instruments of the central banks, which we discuss within BRICS.

There are other angles to consider as well.

Our colleague from Zimbabwe mentioned attracting investment.

Indeed, it can be done, and not only in relation to Zimbabwe. It can also be done with regard to other African countries, South Asian and Asian countries in general, fast-growing developing economies.

However, these instruments should provide safety guarantees for this investment and return on the investment.

What is the best asset to guarantee that if not gold?

The quality of the proposed investment projects?

If we ensure the quality – the quality and stability of the political regimes – and we will need to do so as a team, then we will be able to develop a payment system which will be almost volatility- and inflation-proof.

It can be done.

I discussed this with my friend and colleague President Xi Jinping during my visit, and I will discuss this with other BRICS leaders.

This is a critical area of joint work."