Group Of Ukrainian Special Forces Destroyed. Commander Captured (Video)

The simple FACT is that the hoholassholes NAZIS have had a very bad few days as Russia and its allies have gained total supremacy on the battlefield. Russian units are operating with a few kms of Kiev maidan and the Uki sh*theads are getting whacked and lost the propaganda war too, they need to surrender or lose everything, the gaymonkey Zelensky must hang. SLAVA ROSSIYA!

From occidental observer:

Back on the warfront, rumors are circulating that Dniepopetrovsk might surrender by the time that the Russian forces reach it. Apparently, the Jewish oligarch Igor Kholomoisky, the kingpin of the city, may have sued for a separate peace with the Russians. I don’t want to make any hard predictions about the course that this war will take, but this isn’t really as absurd a proposition as it may seem at first glance. Rumor or not, mentioning it does cross us over neatly into the main topic of today’s post: the political power factions that control the Ukraine.

It is worth getting into the details here just so that we can come to an understanding of just what exactly Ukrainian politics was since independence. Ukrainian politics has been almost entirely dominated by the Eastern Mafias since the days of Presidents Kravchuk and Kuchma. There are two factions within the mafia that are worthy of particular mention: the Donbass and the Dniepropetrovsk groups. Both gained power when they took over the factories and the energy resources and the gas pipelines in their respective regions. Analysts who endlessly draw maps detailing ethnic compositions and language differences among the regions of Ukraine show themselves to be woefully uninformed and completely lost when it comes to understanding just what was happening in Ukraine over the last three decades. Dniepopetrovsk—–a Russian-speaking region (which shows how much that matters) has been the senior political power in the country since 2014. And the only shake-up that Ukrainian politics experienced over the last three decades, however minor, was the election and short-lived reign of Orange Revolution firebrand and then President (2005–2010), Victor Yushenko. Yushenko rose in on a wave of support from Western Ukraine, and crucially, he got many centrists in central regions to vote for him who were simply fed up with the corruption and criminal domination of Ukrainian politics. Nonetheless, Yushenko had to make a deal with Yulia Timoshenko (a Jewish gas baroness turned politician from Donbass) to form a powerful opposition block that became the ruling coalition once twice president (2002–2005 and 2010–2014) Victor Yanukovitch was ousted for the first time. Almost immediately, Yushenko ended up getting backstabbed by Yulia and her people. Or, to be fair, perhaps one could make the case that he betrayed her first and worse and got what he had coming. It doesn’t really matter in the grander scheme of things because the political elite of Ukraine always kept themselves busy tricking, arresting and stealing from one another. Yushenko’s ineffectual stint in power led to Yanukovitch’s (also a Donbass Mafia member) return to power and the events leading up to Euromaidan 2014.

That being said, the events that led to the current situation in Ukraine can be traced back to any point in history, really. One event leads to another so long as we are bound by the chain of cause and effect. It all depends on the skill of the writer to connect the dots and construct a narrative, really. So, my decision to pin the start of the sequence of events that led to this conflict on the events that occurred during the Yushenko era is arbitrary— we could just as easily go back to Kuchma and Kravchuk or to the events all the way back to the Khmelnitsky uprising in the seventeenth century if we wanted to. My goal is not to lay the blame on one corrupt politician or gangster to whitewash the others— only to shed light on a part of the story that Western readers might not be aware of and to push back against simplistic explanations offered for the conflict by ideologists with their own personal agendas informing their framing of events in a certain way.

As a direct result of Yushenko’s ascent to the presidency, a new faction began to rise in Ukraine that had hitherto not exercised power on the national level. We will pick up the story with the Orange Revolution president making the historic decision to start legitimizing and integrating the Galician right-wing radicals (often labeled “neo-Nazis”) into his government, but the lore behind the Galician faction stretches back to the bedlam of the Russian Revolution and is certainly worth delving into another time.

Once Yushenko began injecting die-hard Galician faction members into the security apparatus of Ukraine, they quickly carved out a niche for themselves in the secret police (SBU) and began taking up key positions in the military and defense offices. Assassinations, intimidations and power-grabs became the order of the day (not that they ever really stopped). Yanukovitch, who retook office soon after, did nothing to undo what was initiated by his predecessor and continued funding this operation up to the day that he was chased out of the country by many of these very same people working against him in the security services and in the mob that had gathered in the Maidan Square beneath his presidential residence. Why did he do this? Well, after the controlled demolition of the USSR, the political class of literally every single FSU country adopted something that has been derisively dubbed in Russia as the “sitting on two stools” approach to foreign policy. Put simply: they try to play the West and Russia off each other to extract more concessions from Russia. This was indeed a lucrative grift while it lasted, but eventually the stools toppled over and the whole thing came crashing down. Relative to Yanukovich, Alexander Lukashenko, president of Belarus, got quite lucky. But that’s another story for another time.

Suffice it to say, in the FSU, the anti-Russian separatists/nationalists/Westernists have always enjoyed the secret support of even “pro-Russian” politicians and “pro-Russian” governments. This is because their job was to scare and intimidate the majority of voters, and shore up the power of the “moderate” government, which would prop up the radicals as scarecrows come election time. Now, I’m not a moral purist when it comes to politics by any means, and I can even appreciate a dastardly political stratagem pulled off by my enemies so long as it demonstrates acumen in the same way that a military man can appreciate and study a foreign army’s tactics while on campaign. But Yanukovitch was no Sun Tzu, and he ended up outfoxing himself. To be fair, perhaps he was too busy looting the country and settling old scores with his mafia rivals to notice the new pack of hyenas circling in on him. Regardless, after he was gone, the Galician faction got to finish their takeover of the entire security apparatus of Ukraine, helped along by the rebellion in Donbass and the annexation of Crimea, which gave them carte blanche to purge the ranks of unsympathetic officers, spooks and bureaucrats.

The bloggers who have been bellowing about UkroFascists!!! and the “nazification” of Ukraine on the internet for the last 10 years are probably talking about these people and their takeover of the security structures. But because of their use of the same hysterical buzzwords used by the beloved and trustworthy Western media and their thinly veiled USSR nostalgia, they have turned many sympathetic Westerners with conservative, nationalistic leanings away from them and their writings. The tone-deafness and poor persuasion skills of pro-Russian internet boomers aside, they are quite correct in stating that the Galicians or the Banderanazis(!!!) if you prefer, run Kiev now. However, this is only half the picture. The other half is the Eastern Mafia, which is very much still in the picture and hasn’t been sitting idly by. Kholomoisky of Dniepopetrovsk has successfully raised his own private army (the infamous Azov battalion) and he has defeated the Donbass mafia with targeted assassinations and because of his strategic alliance with the Galician faction, which runs the government. This is the power coalition running Ukraine now. The Galician faction runs the security apparatus/military with their gang and Kholomoisky controls the economy and media of the country with his gang. Needless to say, both groups have the support of Western spook agencies. And both groups believe that Ukraine is their turf and are willing to kill a lot of people to keep it that way.

But the largest feather in Kholomoisky’s cap is no doubt President Zelensky himself. Kholomoisky’s channel created and ran the “Servant of the People” show that featured Zelensky as an honest and intrepid President of Ukraine dedicated to fighting corruption and defending the Ukrainian people. When the elections came around, Kholomoisky’s people and his media resources went all out in campaigning for their man. My personal favorite play was when they bribed Facebook fortune-tellers to spin prophecies about the coming of the president-that-was-promised and thereby secured the superstitious peasant granny vote. If any Western politicians are reading this, put down Sun Tzu and try some of this Kholomoisky fellow’s stratagems during the next election cycle instead.

Now, Russia has declared that they are planning to do a thorough “denazification” campaign, which almost certainly means a thorough purge of the Galician faction from the positions that they have taken since Yushenko let them into the government. As for what will happen to the oligarchs who bankrolled this whole operation, well, that’s still somewhat up in the air. It’s worth point out that Russia used to have dealings with them right up until the events of Euromaidan. The arrangement was simple: Russia paid them to behave and not ally against Russia with the West. As we can see looking back, this was clearly a catastrophic strategy, and what’s worse, I can only shake my head at how uncreative and uninspired it was—a cardinal sin in my book. The worst possible outcome for Ukraine at this point is if Russia comes to a compromise with some element of the existing power structure in Ukraine once they wrap up the military operation. We now know that no negotiations with the Galician faction are possible, so we can cross them off the list. That leaves the Eastern Mafia. Rumors of Kholomoisky’s imminent surrender aside, I can’t help but hope that his chutzpah has finally crossed the line and that he will be forced to spend the rest of his days exiled in Israel along with his puppet Zelensky. As for the rest of the oligarchs, well, both Petro Poroshenko and Yulia Timoshenko held photo-ops in Kiev with Kalashnikovs in their hands, so we can cross them off the list as well. Further than that and we enter the realm of pure speculation.

Corrupt Shithole of Ukropisstan

I’m having a crisis of conscience, I went to church yesterday and realized that bearing false witness Is a mortal sin for my soul. I don’t Want to go to hell. My confession: i have been employed to promote a false narrative by the Russian government. I know these were false, devised to support the Putin regime And oppress the Russian people. The terrible words I have posted in here I apologize for. I apologize for this fake news I have defended saying other media is fake news I apologize fo supporting the narrative that Russia can do no wrong. We are human, of course we can do wrong. I apologize for supporting g false flag attacks that have harmed innocent people. I apologize if my work has made it easier for this unjust attack on my brothers. I am truly sorry and repent for the harm that is victimizing Ukrainians and the Reputation of average Russians around the world. I apologize to the Russian mothers who sons will not come home I apologize for not being brave enough to stand up to my supervisors and the government of my county

I here by resign my position, And will be leaving the country. good bye I will not be back to this despicable site.

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Azovite degenerates are too busy dying to be able to do anything else.

Which Canadian? The wannabe “comedian” that left his wife and 3 kids so he could pretend to be a combat medic? This guy: https://twitter.com/anthonycwalker?t=lEw2jgvP31K8b90m-AdKSA&s=09

Zelensky corrupt pervert thefag must hang for all the misery the has brought for his Anglo-Zionist masters.

I did a study abroad there in 1997. It was in St. Petersburg. Very, very nice city with lots of history. The Hermitage was great. It was in the spring and the sun was setting at 10-11pm. I would love to go back someday, but it looks like that won’t happen unfortunately.😕

WTF! man 😂😂😂. You made me lol’d real hard.

Ukrainians were stupid to resort to total nonsensical lies and third rate propaganda and lost all credibility after the racism they showed against Indian and foreign students. Russia is now totally winning on all fronts. JAI RUS!

Does it matter? What importance does it have what a cockroach says?

international war games—usa special forces always last place all competitions–toys cannot help a coward

Lithium. Ask your doctor.

just one year away. Google was supposed to have a cybernetic common sense module (implantable) ready in 2 – 3 years. That was ~2012. Still no sign of it.

Commercially viable fusion was supposed to be only one or two decades away in the 80s. Still no sign of it though we’re getting really close I think.

Interesting information. Well they are definitely here, and they’re just as interested in exterminating humans as the clowns 🤡 in Davos, but they prefer to eat some and they do like the blood itself also I understand. They’re not trustworthy. Be cautious.

May 24, 2018

“But USSOCOM is making progress and Smith added, “right around this time next year, we will put an operator into a powered exoskeleton ”

😀😀😀

You realize this is from 2018…. and of course they lied and failed. Worthless garbage good only for shitty Hollywood movies.

I agree with your sentiment. I haven’t seen any credible evidence that the Donbass militias were engaged in offensive aggression against the Ukrainian military or adjacent territory to their succession area after the initial hostilities.

The Minsk accords could of solved the problem non violently, and with Donbass staying in Ukraine. The failure to implement them, from the information that I’m aware of, lies almost exclusively with the Ukrainian Government, and it’s backers. They, and that includes NATO specops, engaged in a continuous campaign of violence, death, destruction, provocations and accord violations. That were escalating up until the Russian invasion.

It looks to me like the Ukrainian Government and it’s backers were engaged in a systemic ethnic cleansing campaign against ethnic Russians in Ukraine that resulted in over 14,000 deaths, more than that injured, and over 1 million Russian speaking Ukrainians immigrating to Russia after the start of the Donbass conflict. Which doesn’t include those who fled to other nations.

Russia’s justification, or lack there of, for invading Ukraine will be debated for many years. But to characterize it is unprovoked is ignoring the mountain of evidence to the contrary. The blatant provocations by the Ukrainian Government, the current one in particular, are especially egregious in light of the obvious fact that there was a simple solution to the problem of just implementing the Minsk accords. Which the Ukrainian Government could have easily done, but refused to. So yes, the Ukrainian Government shares a lot of blame for the current disaster due to it’s obstinance, deliberate aggression and mismanagement.