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Los guerreros son todos muy machotes hasta que les falta la comida o el agua o las municiones.La guerra contra Rusia hubiese acabado con la derrota de Rusia si se hubiese querido gastar dinero de verdad.Es que aquí no tenemos término medio. O Rusia tiene un ejército hecho de borrachos y expresidiarios con tecnología de los años 50 y Ucrania tomará Moscú o bien son unos machotes que se comen los obuses de 155 y que, echémonos a temblar, no hay fuerza para pararlos hasta Lisboa.Rusia es lo que es y su ejército es el que se puede pagar porque milagros no existen.Pero vamos, que no hay que hacer mucho ejercicio mental. 430km cuadrados es lo que Rusia ha "tomado" en el mes de enero de 2025.El término municipal de Zuera tiene 323.Y eso que están ahí al lado y sin exigir mucho a sus sistemas logísticos.Sencillamente, Rusia no cuenta con suficientes conductores de camión para poner una sola brigada abastecida en Varsovia (ni camiones, claro). Esto es una exageración, claro, pero ya me entienden, si conduces un camión, ni pegas tiros, ni fabricas bombas (ni camiones, ni tanques...), ni cargas los camiones en los centros logísticos.A ver que estamos diciendo que Estados Unidos no puede y va a resultar que Rusia nos conquista a todos simplemente con que sus machos eslavos nos miren a los ojos.
Trump:Piénselo, un comediante de modesto éxito, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, convenció a los Estados Unidos de América para que gastaran 350 mil millones de dólares para entrar en una guerra que no se podía ganar, que nunca tuvo que comenzar, pero una guerra que él, sin los Estados Unidos y “TRUMP”, nunca podrá resolver. Estados Unidos ha gastado 200 mil millones de dólares más que Europa, y el dinero de Europa está garantizado, mientras que Estados Unidos no recibirá nada a cambio. ¿Por qué el Dormilón Joe Biden no exigió la Igualación, en el sentido de que esta Guerra es mucho más importante para Europa que para nosotros? Tenemos un Océano grande y hermoso como separación. Además de esto, Zelenskyy admite que la mitad del dinero que le enviamos está “FALTANTE”. Se niega a tener elecciones, ocupa un lugar muy bajo en las encuestas ucranianas y lo único que se le daba bien era interpretar a Biden “como un violín”. Un dictador sin elecciones, es mejor que Zelenskyy actúe rápido o no le quedará ningún país....
Donald Trump signals Ukraine to blame for warUS president suggests Ukrainian election is overdue in first remarks after talks with MoscowDonald Trump appeared to blame Ukraine for the war with Russia and signalled Kyiv should hold elections, hours after the US held high-level talks with Moscow in Riyadh.Russia and the US on Tuesday agreed to “lay the groundwork for future co-operation” on ending the war and a lightning normalisation of relations, in their first talks since President Vladimir Putin’s full-scale invasion.The discussion came after Trump called Putin last week in an effort to end the war — without consulting Ukraine or its European allies — as Washington accelerates an extraordinary turnaround in Russia policy.In comments to reporters at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, Trump falsely claimed Kyiv had started the conflict, the largest on European soil since the second world war, and added he was“very disappointed” that Ukraine was “upset about not having a seat” at the talks. “Today I heard: ‘Oh, well, we weren’t invited’,” the US president said. “Well, you’ve been there for three years . . . you should have never started it. You could have made a deal.”The full-scale war began when Putin ordered his troops to invade Ukraine on February 24 2022. But Russia’s military aggression began in 2014, with Moscow’s forced annexation of Crimea and armed conflict in the eastern Donbas region under the guise of a separatist uprising.Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he had not been informed ahead of time about the Riyadh talks, adding that Ukraine would reject any settlement that does not directly involve Kyiv.“This is only the first month,” said one EU diplomat who expressed shock at Trump’s shift from decades of US policy on Russia since returning to office on January 20. “We need to wake up.”In further comments critical of Zelenskyy, Trump said: “It’s been a long time since we’ve had an election” in Ukraine.“That’s not a Russia thing. That’s something coming from me and coming from many other countries,” he added.However, his comments closely resembled previous remarks from the Kremlin, which has questioned Zelenskyy’s legitimacy.One of Russia’s central goals in its war against Ukraine has been regime change, according to Ukrainian and western intelligence agencies.Ukrainian officials have shown the Financial Times intelligence from the early days of the war suggesting that Moscow had wanted to install Ukrainian oligarch Viktor Medvedchuk, a close friend of Putin, as leader if the invasion had gone as planned.Putin has questioned Zelenskyy’s legitimacy after the Ukrainian president’s term expired in May 2024, but Kyiv has said it can only hold an election after the fighting stops and martial law is lifted.On Tuesday, Trump claimed that Zelenskyy’s approval rating stood at 4 per cent. But an opinion poll conducted by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology in February found that 57 per cent of Ukrainians trusted their president, up from 52 per cent in December.KIIS executive director Anton Hrushevsky said the survey results showed that Zelenskyy “maintains a fairly high level of trust in society . . . and, moreover, retains legitimacy”.On Wednesday Trump’s special envoy for Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, arrived in Kyiv and told Ukraine’s public broadcaster he would be “listening” and taking what he heard back to Trump.“We’re going to listen. We understand the need for security guarantees,” he said. “It’s very clear to us the importance of sovereignty of this nation . . . Part of my mission is to sit and listen.”There are widespread fears in Kyiv and throughout Europe that Trump wants to settle the war on Putin’s terms. The US already appears to have made significant concessions to Putin by brushing aside Ukraine’s desires to join Nato and restore its control over Russian-occupied land.Russia’s foreign minister Sergei Lavrov said on Wednesday that the talks in Riyadh showed that Moscow and Washington were “moving to normalise relations in all areas”.Lavrov told lawmakers that Russia hoped the two countries would hold talks on security, arms control and “very promising projects on the economy” in addition to negotiations over the Ukraine crisis.“We have begun to walk away from the edge of the abyss where the Biden administration took our relations, but these are just the first steps,” the Russian foreign minister said. Holding elections would be a formidable challenge for Ukraine since millions of citizens are displaced, living abroad or residing in areas under Russian occupation. Kyiv has also expressed security concerns around any polls.A survey of Ukrainians conducted in September and October by the non-profit International Republican Institute found that 60 per cent of respondents opposed holding a presidential vote during the war.David Arakhamia, head of Zelenskyy’s ruling party in parliament, said this month that elections should not be held earlier than six months after the end of martial law.Putin’s spokesperson on Wednesday said a decision on Ukrainian elections “cannot be taken in Moscow or Washington”.At an emergency meeting in Paris on Monday, European leaders clashed over dispatching peacekeeping forces to Ukraine in the event of a ceasefire. While the UK offered to put “boots on the ground”, Germany, Italy, Poland and Spain expressed reluctance to do so.Trump said on Tuesday that he would support European peacekeeping troops in Ukraine after the war, although Lavrov said on Tuesday that any European peacekeeping deployment in the country would be “unacceptable”.Trump said the US would not have to contribute any troops to peacekeeping operations in Ukraine since “we’re very far away” but added that he did not want to pull all US troops out of Europe as part of a peace agreement.European Council president António Costa was on Wednesday holding one-on-one calls with all EU leaders to gauge what additional support they would be willing to provide to Ukraine.Discussions included possible peacekeeping troop deployments and moves towards higher collective defence spending, officials said.French President Emmanuel Macron has convened a second emergency meeting on Wednesday of European Nato members who did not participate in an initial meeting on Monday, plus Canada.The afternoon meeting, a hybrid of virtual and in-person attendance, will seek to “assert that there is a European-Atlantic group” whose interests must be taken into account, said a person briefed on the preparations, adding that it was also about “maintaining Trump’s attention”.
Donald Trump calls Volodymyr Zelenskyy a ‘dictator’ as US rift with Ukraine deepensUS president warns Ukrainian leader he ‘better move fast or he is not going to have a country left’Donald Trump has called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy a “dictator” and warned that he “better move fast or he is not going to have a Country left”, in a deepening rift between Washington and Kyiv.The US president hit out at his Ukrainian counterpart in a post on his Truth Social platform on Wednesday, hours after Zelenskyy accused Trump of living in a “disinformation bubble” and disputed his $500bn bill for aid to the war-torn country.The bitter exchange comes after Trump upended decades of US policy by convening bilateral talks with Moscow on the Ukraine war without inviting Kyiv and blaming Zelenskyy for the 2022 Russian invasion.Making his most overt threat yet to end the war on terms favourable to Moscow, Trump wrote: “A Dictator without Elections, Zelenskyy better move fast or he is not going to have a Country left.”He added that Zelenskyy, whom he described as “a modestly successful comedian”, had “talked the United States of America into spending $350 Billion Dollars, to go into a War that couldn’t be won”.“This War is far more important to Europe than it is to us — We have a big, beautiful Ocean as separation . . . [Zelenskyy] refuses to have Elections, is very low in Ukrainian Polls, and the only thing he was good at was playing [former US President Joe] Biden ‘like a fiddle’,” Trump wrote.(...)
EU considers tapping €93bn in unspent Covid recovery funds for defenceBrussels explores redirecting post-pandemic financing as part of options to boost investments in militaryThe EU is considering redirecting €93bn in untapped pandemic recovery funds into its defence sector as part of efforts to increase investment and military spending after the Trump administration warned it could withdraw US security support from the continent.European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen mentioned the financing option at a meeting of the centre-right European People’s party on Tuesday, according to four people with knowledge of the discussion.The bloc’s additional financing needs for defence are estimated at about €500bn over the next decade.The EU could also repurpose regional development funds, von der Leyen said and mentioned “common European financing” as another option being explored, according to one of the people familiar with the matter.European officials have been discussing a plan in recent months to set up an inter-governmental financing vehicle for defence, potentially including the UK and Norway, rather than the EU as a whole. This option would circumvent the veto of neutral or Russia-friendly countries that are not in favour of using joint debt for defence.European borrowing could also be more palatable in capitals including Berlin where the prospect of another round of joint EU debt is highly contentious, particularly with German federal elections taking place on Sunday.In the UK, a group of experts have proposed a “rearmament bank” modelled on the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, where participating governments would supply its capital — a suggested pot of €100bn — but pay only 10 per cent up front. The bank would borrow the rest in the capital markets, helped by a strong credit rating.In the absence of consensus on fresh joint borrowing, EU capitals have pushed for the commission to tap all unspent funds under its control.The €93bn in leftover borrowing capacity from its post-pandemic Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) represents untapped funds from a total of €800bn in grants and loans agreed by the EU to be raised jointly to stimulate their economies after the pandemic. Several capitals, including Berlin, only agreed to the post-pandemic fund provided that joint borrowing was a one-off.Tapping the unused RRF financing would require changes to the fund’s rules, which would need to be backed by a majority of EU countries and the European parliament, a commission spokesperson said.The remaining funds, which would be disbursed as loans, could be used to invest in research and development projects, as well as for investments in so-called dual-use infrastructure such as airports, which have both civilian and military applications.(...)
https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/114031332924234939CitarTrump:Piénselo, un comediante de modesto éxito, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, convenció a los Estados Unidos de América para que gastaran 350 mil millones de dólares para entrar en una guerra que no se podía ganar, que nunca tuvo que comenzar, pero una guerra que él, sin los Estados Unidos y “TRUMP”, nunca podrá resolver. Estados Unidos ha gastado 200 mil millones de dólares más que Europa, y el dinero de Europa está garantizado, mientras que Estados Unidos no recibirá nada a cambio. ¿Por qué el Dormilón Joe Biden no exigió la Igualación, en el sentido de que esta Guerra es mucho más importante para Europa que para nosotros? Tenemos un Océano grande y hermoso como separación. Además de esto, Zelenskyy admite que la mitad del dinero que le enviamos está “FALTANTE”. Se niega a tener elecciones, ocupa un lugar muy bajo en las encuestas ucranianas y lo único que se le daba bien era interpretar a Biden “como un violín”. Un dictador sin elecciones, es mejor que Zelenskyy actúe rápido o no le quedará ningún país....Hemos pasado del desamparo al bulling
la realidad es que Europa está en la mierda respecto a Rusia, y el mundo Hispano respecto a Venezuela y CubaEEUU se borra y mira por lo suyo, y occidente no está preparado para esoquien no piense que esto es preocupante no sabe por dónde le pega el aire