We know what’s coming and we are prepared.
We are participating in the Third World War, which at any moment could escalate into a thermonuclear conflict.
But how many people know what we are fighting for?
Donbass is the center of the conflict, but have you ever wondered what the citizens of the two Donbass republics (Lugansk and Donetsk) want?
Because this is the whole point: when the West talks about the “liberation” of Donbass, what exactly does it mean? All its citizens fought in the Donbass for 9 years in order not to submit to the Kyiv regime, and now they feel like they are finally liberated by Russians, so what kind of liberation is the West talking about? The residents of Donbass are Russians, they have always felt as such.
So if the people of Donbass do not want “liberation,” then why are we waging this war? For borders? For imaginary lines? Why do we tell ourselves the lie that Russia wants to conquer Europe?
The truth is that the US, which is the true architect and instigator of this war, does not care at all about the population of Donbass and international law, the US had two goals: to separate Europe from Russia and to try to exhaust Russia with border wars.
After everything that happened in Palestine, there is no doubt that the West has no credibility, and anyone who still deludes himself that the war in Ukraine is being fought for noble purposes is, at best, a complete idiot.
However, anyone who continues to view Russia and China as countries that need to be destroyed, instead of countries with which we need to dialogue and trade, is simply crazy. The incredible economic growth of China and BRICS have now demonstrated that the world is moving forward while the West continues to do what it has done for 5 centuries: colonize and exterminate.
by 🇷🇺 www.donbassitalia.it 🇷🇺
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Two #Delaware teenagers, aged 16 and 17, faced charges after knocking on doors in New Castle while wearing tactical-style vests and carrying what appeared to be a rifle, police said.
This could’ve ended so badly..
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