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Russian media reports IDF spokeswoman Anna Ukolova threatens Russian authorities to be killed if they take anti-Israel position in the war. She said that Israel controls all web-cameras in Russia and could hit easily whoever it wants including Putin.

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  • A🔻atar of 🔻engeance@lemmy.mlOPEnglish
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    4 days ago

    No I was joking he would talk me to death lmao even if I got 12 hours of sleep, while on modafinil (not advised and no fun but definitely a lawyer medication). Also I don’t yell at people, nobody online is real. 😌 Yelling at people is wrong. 😌 If I hypothetically yelled at anyone it would be like, someone trying to hit me, not someone worth convincing. There is no credible evidence I have ever done anything of this nature, it is a conspiracy and disinformation.

    This is where Putin comes in handy actually, and this comes back to Assad. Assad followed this antiquated Cold War model of accepting foreign investment, viewing it as a threat to sovereignty. China understands that accepting foreign investment needs to be a deliberate, hyper-regulated process. Centering agriculture mechanization and constructing heavy industries while carefully balancing competition, forcing firms to conduct R&D projects the west would never consider. The Kremlin sees this, they sees the success of China’s mutualistic foreign development model that lifts up poorer nations in the same way and turns them into better trade partners (a solid goal for true intl. relations falling short of internationalism but better than pursuing “national interest”). Even India sees this.

    China’s industrial expertise is the foundation of Russia’s war strategy, the western startup model that of the Ukrainian drone program (the closest they have to an industrial war strategy). Last time I checked, the head of the MoD is an economics guy. Their military academies are a holdover from the Soviet years in many ways. The central bank is the damn problem, and they listen to both. Put the KPRF and MoD guys in charge and soon lmao

    • Maeve@kbin.earth
      1·
      4 days ago

      There is no credible evidence I have ever done anything of this nature, it is a conspiracy and disinformation.

      A witch-hunt?

      This is where Putin comes in handy actually, and this comes back to Assad. Assad followed this antiquated Cold War model of accepting foreign investment, viewing it as a threat to sovereignty. China understands that accepting foreign investment needs to be a deliberate, hyper-regulated process. Centering agriculture mechanization and constructing heavy industries while carefully balancing competition, forcing firms to conduct R&D projects the west would never consider. The Kremlin sees this, they sees the success of China’s mutualistic foreign development model that lifts up poorer nations in the same way and turns them into better trade partners (a solid goal for true intl. relations falling short of internationalism but better than pursuing “national interest”). Even India sees this.

      Ok, but someone’s going to get jelly (which is the point, I suppose).

      China’s industrial expertise is the foundation of Russia’s war strategy, the western startup model that of the Ukrainian drone program (the closest they have to an industrial war strategy).

      👍

      Last time I checked, the head of the MoD is an economics guy.

      Fascinating. USA is 😶

      The central bank is the damn problem, and they listen to both.

      Go figure. 🤣🤣 Clearly failed state, smh. Give it a sec to hit MSM.

      How did you come to reside in Asia, if you’re comfortable sharing? No obligations, obvs.