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Date: June 08, 2024 at 14:02:48
From: ao, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Putin's regime on the verge of collapse as Russian troops slaughtered |
URL: Vladimir Putin could soon face resistance from his inner circle due to the state of the war in Ukraine.. |
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500k dead. Now we're talking genocide! Or are we? When a guy gets 500k
of his own citizens dead because he's a tyrant trying to kill his neighbors is
it genocide? Akira, as our in-house authority on the matter, what say you? I
mean, dead is dead, and 500k is a really big number.. that's genocide, right?
Full Headline: Vladimir Putin's regime 'on the verge of collapse' as Russian
troops slaughtered
Vladimir Putin's regime faces "collapse" in Russia due to Moscow's lack of
decisive victory in Ukraine, an expert tells the Daily Express.
Russia has taken around 20 percent of Ukrainian land after its invasion
started over two years ago.
But Putin's soldiers tried to take the capital Kyiv just days in February 2022
but were forced back due to Ukrainian resistance.
Russian forces are now trying to stretch the frontline in the east of Ukraine
in an attempt to find a breakthrough. Fighting is ramping up near Kharkiv,
Ukraine's second-largest city.
Defence and security analyst, Nicholas Drummond, tells the Daily Express
that Putin's inner circle in the Kremlin has noticed that the war is not going
according to plan.
So, akira, how about you rail against the injustice of Putin's nonsense..
maybe go on an all cap bender.. post like there's no tomorrow.. really give
that fucker what for!
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Date: June 08, 2024 at 19:11:28
From: akira, [DNS_Address]
Subject: daily express:conspiracies & pseudoscience, several failed fact checks |
URL: https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/daily-express/ |
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you're welcome, redhart.
Daily express
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Overall, we rate the Daily Express Right Biased based on editorial content
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newspaper in the United Kingdom. The paper is published by Northern &
Shell, and the current editor is Gary Jones.
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Date: June 08, 2024 at 16:07:08
From: mitra, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Putin's regime on the verge of collapse as Russian troops... |
URL: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn00e422yr2o |
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Confident Putin warns Europe is ‘defenceless’
...Today President Putin claimed that Russia wouldn’t
need to use a nuclear weapon to achieve victory in
Ukraine.
He was being interviewed at a panel discussion at the
St Petersburg International Economic Forum: the annual
event often described as ‘Russia’s Davos’.
There are few occasions when Mr Putin looks dovish
compared to the person asking him the questions.
But when the person asking the questions is Sergei
Karaganov it would be hard not to. Mr Karaganov is a
hawkish Russian foreign policy expert. Last year he
called for a pre-emptive nuclear strike. Today he
suggested holding a “nuclear pistol” to the temple of
the West over Ukraine.
President Putin wasn’t so extreme in his language.
But he is no dove.
The Kremlin leader said he did not rule out changes to
Russia’s nuclear doctrine: the document which sets out
the conditions under which Russia would use nuclear
weapons.
“This doctrine is a living tool and we are carefully
watching what is happening in the world around us and
do not exclude making changes to this doctrine. This is
also related to the testing of nuclear weapons.”
And he delivered a warning to those European countries
who’ve been supporting Ukraine: Russia’s has “many more
[tactical nuclear weapons] than there are on the
European continent, even if the United States brings
theirs over.”
“Europe does not have a developed [early warning
system],” he added. “In this sense they are more or
less defenceless.”
Tactical nuclear weapons are smaller warheads designed
to destroy targets without widespread radioactive
fallout.
This has been a surreal week in St Petersburg. On the
one hand, a huge international economic forum has been
taking place , sending the message that Russia is ready
for cooperation and that, despite everything, it’s
business as usual.
Clearly, though, it is not business as usual. Russia is
waging war in Ukraine, a war which is now in its third
year; as a result, Russia is the most heavily
sanctioned country in the world.
And, right now, tensions are soaring between Russia and
the West.
Earlier this week, at a meeting with international news
agency chiefs in St Petersburg, President Putin
suggested that Russia might supply advanced
conventional long-range weapons to others to strike
Western targets.
This was his response to Nato allies allowing Ukraine
to strike Russian territory with Western-supplied
weapons.
He repeated the idea again today.
“We are not supplying those weapons yet, but we reserve
the right to do so to those states or legal entities
which are under certain pressure, including military
pressure, from the countries that supply weapons to
Ukraine and encourage their use on Russian territory.”
There were no details. No names.
So, to which parts of the world might Russia deploy its
missiles?
“Wherever we think it is necessary, we’re definitely
going to put them. As President Putin made clear, we’ll
investigate this question,” Vladimir Solovyov, one of
Russian state TV’s most prominent hosts, tells me.
“If you are trying to harm us you have to be pretty
sure we have enough opportunities and chances to harm
you.”
“In the West some will say we’ve heard this sabre-
rattling before,” I respond, “and that it’s a bluff.”
“It’s always a bluff. Until the time when it is not,”
Mr Solovyov replies. “You can keep thinking that Russia
is bluffing and then, one day, there is no more Great
Britain to laugh at. Don’t you ever try to push the
Russian bear thinking that ‘Oh, it’s a kitten, we can
play with it.”
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