For Those Who Might Be Wondering Why We Might Be In Ukraine

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Kremlin Fears Mutiny: The Rosgvardiya Gets Reassigned

Vladimir Putin has just signed the decree that establishes the General Staff inside of Rosgvardiya, Russia’s National Guard. This transforms the domestic riot force into a fully independent Second Army. It now has its own war room, its own intelligence directorate, and its own heavy armor.

This decision fundamentally fuses domestic control with battlefield command. When riot forces begin answering directly to war planners, the state signals significant internal strain. This is a structural rewiring: domestic coercion is being plugged into wartime command to keep the center stable.

What follows is a forensic look at what happens when a state centralizes coercion and command. Rosgvardia is the blunt instrument for internal order. The Russian FSB is the apparatus for surveillance, investigations, and loyalty enforcement. Centralization also centralizes blame. That flips incentives across the bureaucracy: reporting warps, scapegoats multiply, reshuffles accelerate, and crackdowns intensify to enforce obedience.

We trace the enforcement chain from decree to street-level action, and show how tightening control drains war capacity. Internal policing consumes manpower. It shifts attention toward domestic threats, and it forces the state to guard fuel, depots, communications, and logistics hubs that used to be assumed safe. The result is command overload and institutional friction, producing visible mistakes and exploitable seams. Watch for tighter digital controls, higher-profile discipline cases, and faster leadership churn inside the security services. These are indicators of a state turning inward to hold itself together.

CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro: Putin Expands Rosgvardia’s Role
02:09 - Russia’s Economic Collapse: Sanctions & Elite Paranoia
03:31 - Kremlin Loyalty Crisis: Putin’s Bodyguard & Zolotov
04:10 - Ukraine’s Deep Strikes: The Kotluban Ammo Explosion
04:45 - Russian Saboteurs: The Fight to Overthrow Putin
05:13 - Prigozhin’s Ghost: Why Putin Fears the Military
07:13 - Russia’s Logistics Nightmare: Fuel & Ammo Chokepoints
09:00 - Tanks in Moscow: Preparing for Russian Civil War
10:34 - Kremlin Panic: Ukraine’s Strategy for a Putin-less Russia
11:51 - Putin’s New NKVD: Stalin-Style Internal Control
14:04 - Russia’s Total Breakdown: Military Exhaustion & Rear Control

 

[ChloeTzang]

World Leaders BLAST Trump at MUNICH DISASTER!!

Rubio a no-show at critical meeting on Ukraine - Rubio said he has "better things to do". No more European allies for the USA - Kallas rips into the Trump Administration.

Rubio Attended Munich — But Not Europe’s Ukraine Meeting

At this year’s Munich Security Conference, the world’s power dynamics were on full display — not just in what was said, but in what didn’t happen. From stalled U.S. aid and Trump’s evolving strategy toward Ukraine, to European diplomacy moving ahead without Washington at the table, the signals coming out of Munich were unmistakable.

We look at Lindsey Graham’s call for Tomahawks, the legislative bottlenecks freezing support, Trump’s outreach to Viktor Orbán, and the implications of a so-called “deal” strategy toward Putin. We also examine President Zelenskyy’s active diplomacy across Europe and beyond — including a surprising geopolitical encounter involving Iran.

Finally, we break down the symbolism of an empty chair in Munich, Marco Rubio’s selective absence, and why the IOC’s attempt to silence a Ukrainian athlete ended up backfiring instead.

VIDEO CHAPTERS

0:00 – The World Order is Shifting at Munich
0:42 – Lindsey Graham: Tomahawks for Ukraine
1:21 – The Legislation Gap: Why the Aid Isn’t Moving
1:38 – Trump’s Focus: Endorsing Viktor Orbán
2:04 – Trump’s “Deal” Strategy for Zelenskyy
2:52 – Analyzing the Deal: Putin’s Maximalist Agenda
3:13 – Zelenskyy’s Diplomatic Push: Denmark & Finland
3:35 – The Empty Chair: Diplomatic Tensions in Munich
4:30 – U.S. Security Guarantees: Fact vs. Fiction
5:14 – Marco Rubio’s Absence and Upcoming Meeting
6:06 – Geopolitical Twist: Zelenskyy & Iran’s Crown Prince
6:45 – Double Standards: The Case of Vladyslav Heraskevych
8:02 – Why the IOC Ruling Actually Backfired
8:48 – Final Thoughts: Why Pressuring Putin is Key

 

[Baztrachian]

Yes those 5 pesky Ukrainians! You people are so fucking stupid. Honest to God, reeducation camps are a great idea for all you brainless fucks! Its like saying Deleware is wiping out Canada! They sure are! Lmao

Four years into a three day war and you can't accept that Russia cannot defeat Ukraine?

Russia is pounding itself to death in Ukraine. The price of this foolish war will be the loss of Siberia to China. The new Japanese PM is supposedly talking about retaking the Kurile Islands since the Russians can't keep them anymore. Lots of countries smell weakness in Moscow and the vultures are circling to take their piece of the corpse.

 

[ChloeTzang]

UATV - Ukrainian FLAMINGO reached St. Petersburg

On February 14, 2026, the geography of the war finally changed. While in the Kursk region, Ukrainian defenders are finalising the defeat of the last combat-ready reserves of Russian paratroopers, the Kremlin received a “black mark” from the sky. For the first time officially confirmed: a new Ukrainian long-range system developed within the Brave1 cluster has hit the military infrastructure in the St. Petersburg region. These are no longer single drones – this is full-fledged fire control over the aggressor’s rear. We will analyse why Moscow’s air Defence turned out to be powerless against our ballistics and how the panic in Belgorod due to the blackout was the beginning of the end of Putin’s strategy “war somewhere far away”.

 

[ChloeTzang]

UATV - FLAMINGO hits over 1000 km, ROBOTS replace INFANTRY – Russia can't break through!

Ukraine is no longer just defending – it's now dictating the new rules of war. In this episode, we break down two fundamental breakthroughs that are shifting the balance of power: the mass deployment of domestically produced long-range missiles, the combat debut of ground robotic systems. Footage of pinpoint, surgical strikes on strategic Russian Federation objects proves it: Ukraine's "long arm" is no longer just a concept – it's a scaled-up, operational reality. Meanwhile, on the front lines, robots are holding positions for weeks at a time, replacing people under heavy, relentless fire. This marks the birth of a new military doctrine: surgical precision at long range + full automation of the "zero line".

 

[ChloeTzang]

Solovyov Goes Off Script on Russia’s Economy

Vladimir Solovyov is one of the Kremlin’s most reliable voices, which is exactly why this segment matters. While attempting to defend Russia’s economic position, he instead acknowledged pressures, distortions, and contradictions that cut directly against the official narrative.

In this video, I walk through what Solovyov said, how it deviated from the approved message, and why these slips are revealing. When propaganda figures start improvising, it’s often because the gap between statistics and lived reality has become impossible to manage.

This is not a battlefield update. It’s a look at message failure, economic strain, and what happens when state media can no longer fully paper over systemic problems.

VIDEO CHAPTERS

0:00 – Introduction
0:15 – Solovyov's Admission
0:45 – Indicators of Russia's Economic Decline
1:18 – Solovyov Speaks: Concerns About the Russian Banking System
1:45 – The Impact of High Interest Rates on Inflation
2:20 – Government's Use of Language to Hide Reality
2:50 – Comparing Russia's Current State to Don't Look Up
3:30 – Potential Challenges Facing Returning Soldiers
4:15 – Shifts Toward a War-Time Economy
5:00 – Economic Figures vs. Reality in Moscow
5:50 – Dislocation in Construction and Automotive Sectors
6:35 – Stagflation Fears and the Sovereign Wealth Fund
7:20 – The Phrase “Technical Recession” Explained
7:55 – Personal Hardships for Russian Citizens
8:15 – Closing Remarks

 

[ChloeTzang]

KREMLIN VOICES ADMIT RUSSIA’S ECONOMY COLLAPSE

Pro-kremlin military vloggers and even state propagandists like solovyov began openly criticizing the russian government, unable to hide the truth about the state of the russian economy, business and general attitudes.

 

[ChloeTzang]

Biggest Attack of Ukrainian Army This Year | Russians run in Panic

 

[ChloeTzang]

USA saves Russia | Trump - Putin Economy Deal Published!

Witkof and Kushner negotiating, not to help Ukraine, but to close business deals with the Putin regime. Trump is an absolute disgrace.

A report by Kyiv Independent citing Bloomberg claims Russia has floated a sweeping economic proposal to the United States as part of potential negotiations over Ukraine. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky earlier alleged intelligence pointed to a massive cooperation framework, reportedly worth up to $12 trillion. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov confirmed discussions about expanded economic cooperation, including dollar-based settlements, energy ventures, aviation deals, and mining projects. The reported “Dmitriev package,” linked to Kirill Dmitriev, suggests Moscow may be tying any Ukraine settlement to a broader reset of U.S.–Russia economic relations.

 

[ChloeTzang]

Ukrainian Units Penetrate 5 KM into the Russian Lines in Zaporizhzhia Axis

00:00 Intro
00:06 Ukrainian counterattack near Huliaipole continues
03:38 Heavy Ukrainian shelling in these areas
04:45 Ukrainians shooting out flamingo missiles
05:13 Target
06:22 Russian FPV struck Russian POW while they were being escorted by ua troops
07:47 Russian army is actually shrinking for the first time since 2022
09:22 But they are stockpiling artillery ammo
10:44 UA cyber unit scammed russian units by faking to open Starlink again
13:53 Whatsapp also banned in russia
14:29 Russian soldier explains how important telegram was for them
16:32 Buy Me a Coffee Members
17:25 Ukhta oil refinery struck
19:11 Sat image
19:41 Strike on Russia's Ukhta refinery triggered a gas station run
20:08 Russian man describes his need to take a sh*t while a drone hits him

 

[ChloeTzang]

Ten Ukrainian Drone Factories to Launch Across Europe in 2026

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has announced plans to open ten joint enterprises for the production of Ukrainian drones in 2026, signaling a major expansion of Ukraine's international defense-industrial cooperation. The initiative reflects Ukraine's broader strategy of scaling up unmanned systems manufacturing through partnerships with European allies.

One of the most visible examples is the launch of production at Quantum Frontline Industries in Germany. The joint venture was created by Quantum Systems and Ukraine's Frontline Robotics. Notably, the first drone rolled off the production line less than two months after the partnership was publicly announced, underscoring the speed at which such collaborations can translate into tangible output. Further agreements were signed on February 13, 2026, at the Munich Security Conference. Ukrainian TAF Industries concluded a memorandum with Germany's Wingcopter, a firm specializing in fully electric UAVs and advanced logistics solutions.
At the same venue, Ukraine's Airlogix, known for its Gor drone, partnered with Auterion to combine hardware and software expertise in developing AI-enabled UAVs for Ukraine and allied markets.

In most of these cases, the German side provides industrial infrastructure and administrative support, while the Ukrainian companies contribute production licenses and battlefield experience. This model allows for rapid scaling of drone output while mitigating risks associated with production concentrated in a single country. The United Kingdom has also emerged as a key partner. Ukrainian firm UkrSpecSystems has established manufacturing operations there, producing systems such as Shark reconnaissance drone and Octopus anti-air platform. Meanwhile, Skyeton partnered with Britain's Prevail Partners to form Skyeton Prevail Solutions for the production and promotion of Raybird (ACS-3) UAV. The platform has already participated in British exercises and is viewed as a potential replacement for the UK's Watchkeeper system.

Denmark is another emerging hub. Reports in late 2025 indicated that Ukrainian UAV production would begin there, potentially involving Fire Point, known for its long-range FP-1 drones and FP-5 Flamingo cruise missiles. Additionally, Danish-Ukrainian MITS Industries reportedly объединяет companies such as Tencore, Infozahyst, and Unwave, suggesting broader industrial integration even if specific factory deployments have not been publicly detailed. Taken together, these initiatives point to a growing network of multinational production lines for Ukrainian unmanned systems. Importantly, output is intended not only for export but also for supplying Ukrainian forces. By embedding Ukrainian drone manufacturing into European industrial ecosystems, Kyiv gains access to investment, political backing, and increased production resilience.

Although the publicly known list of partnerships is likely incomplete, the trajectory is clear. Ukraine's defense industry is moving beyond emergency wartime improvisation toward structured international integration. If the plan to launch ten new joint enterprises in 2026 materializes, it could mark a decisive step in transforming Ukrainian drone production into a durable, multinational ecosystem.

https://en.defence-ua.com/industrie...will_be_located_and_why_it_matters-17502.html

 

[ChloeTzang]

Trump's "Negotiations" are a Farce - Putin's Goals Have Not Changed

As the United States renews its diplomatic push to end Russia's war against Ukraine, Moscow is making something clear: its position has not changed. While U.S., Ukrainian, and Russian officials met for trilateral talks in January and again in early February — with another round expected next week — the Kremlin has used the same period to restate its position. As Washington speaks of momentum and narrowing gaps, Russia's most senior officials have publicly dismissed key elements of the proposed framework.

For three consecutive days, from Feb. 9 to Feb. 11, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov publicly undercut suggestions that negotiations were advancing. His message was consistent and direct: Russia's territorial and political demands remain intact, and any serious discussion must revolve around Ukraine accepting them. The timing was not accidental. President Volodymyr Zelensky said the next round of talks is planned for Feb. 17–18. Lavrov's remarks came just days before that meeting. In all three speeches, Lavrov referred to what he called "Anchorage agreements" allegedly reached between Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump during their August 2025 summit in Alaska. Those understandings envisioned Ukraine surrendering territory without fighting. The White House has not confirmed the existence of any such agreements and earlier declined to acknowledge them in comments to the Kyiv Independent. But Lavrov signaled that Kremlin sees the talks not as a forum for mutual concessions, but as a way to formalize what it believes has already been informally agreed.

That framing became even clearer on Feb. 11, when Lavrov effectively dismissed a U.S.-Ukraine 20-point peace framework that had been expected to serve as the basis for the latest round of negotiations. Lavrov said that ahead of the August summit in Alaska, U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff handed Moscow a document outlining key issues "in line with realities on the ground." He claimed the sides had identified "real approaches based on the American initiative." "All subsequent versions are the result of an attempt by Zelensky and (Europe) to override the American initiative," Lavrov said. "Now they are waving around some kind of 'document' with 20 points, which no one has given us either officially or unofficially."

The framework, developed by U.S. and Ukrainian officials in December, replaced an earlier 28-point draft that many viewed as pushing Ukraine toward capitulation. Bloomberg reported that the 20-point-plan was delivered to Putin in early January via Russian envoy Kirill Dmitriev, with Witkoff later visiting Moscow to discuss it directly with him. The expectation had been that this document would anchor discussions among the three delegations. Lavrov's rejection instead reframed it as a unilateral deviation from what Moscow claims was previously agreed. The Russian foreign minister also took aim on Feb. 10 at what he described as "some kind of enthusiastic perception of what is happening" around the talks. "Negotiations are continuing… there is still a long way to go," he said.

His caution stood in sharp contrast to Trump's recent assertion that Ukraine and Russia are "closer than ever before" to a peace deal.

Essentially, Lavrov is openly statig that Reump is talking bullshit - and hanging a fictional $12 trillion bribe in front of Trump - but nothing will save Trump from the mid-terms. He's a cooked goose and he'spanicing as it dawns on him that he's fucked. He'll sacrifice literally anything to hang on to power, and anything includes Ukraine. Unfortunately for Trump, Zelensky and Ukraine won't be that sacrifice.

https://kyivindependent.com/russia-just-laid-out-its-ukraine-war-endgame/

 

[HarleyQuim]

James Comer: FBI Doc Alleges ‘Business Person from Ukraine’ Sent ‘Substantial Bribe’ to VP Biden​

WENDELL HUSEBØ7 Jun 2023

The FBI’s informant file of a $5 million bribery scheme allegedly linked to President Joe Biden concerns the family’s business deals in Ukraine, House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer (R-KY) revealed Monday.

In May, Comer and Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) made bombshell claims after reviewing an FBI FD-1023 form that documented the informant’s allegations of an alleged bribery scheme involving an exchange of money for policy decisions between now-President Joe Biden and a foreign national. Comer disclosed the informant tip is dated June 30, 2020.

“Yes, it is Ukraine,” Comer told The Just the News. “This form 1023 involves a business person from Ukraine, who allegedly sent a bribe, a substantial bribe to then Vice President Joe Biden.”

The Biden family frequently visited Ukraine for its respective business. Then-Vice President Joe Biden served as the Obama administration’s Ukrainian “point person” on U.S. foreign policy. He visited Ukraine six times while serving as vice president.

More here: https://www.breitbart.com/politics/...m-ukraine-sent-substantial-bribe-to-vp-biden/

I said long ago there is good reason to believe that Joe Biden has been compromised by Ukraine and other countries.

If I was wondering why we’re helping Ukraine, and I’m not, why would I care what a bitch has to say on the matter?

 

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[ChloeTzang]

It's been a good day for the sunflowers......lots of fertilzer

 

[Iluv17]

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/02/russian-forces-conquer-dozen-eastern-settlements-so-far/