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meliissa-art · 2 months

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Hello. I've been following you for a while and I know that you organize fundraisers to help those in need. That's why I want to ask. What is happening to Buryatia and why did you decide to help this particular republic?

Hello! Thank you for following me! <3

Before I start, sorry if my English is not the best. I'm still learning and improving. If you don't understand something I wrote, please ask me in the comments and I will clarify.

Yes, for now I'm cooperating for a fundraiser for Maria. Her mom is going through cancer treatment and the situation is not the best.

On the other hand, I also shared a fundraiser (which is not organized by me) from Free Buryatia.

Free Buryatia is an organization created in 2022 to help those who were against the Russian-Ukraine war. This foundation speaks about the systematic abuse the Buryats are experiencing during this war, as they are the minority which death toll is the highest in all the Russian Federation.

I must say other minorities are also in a similar situation. Tuvans, Yakuts, Dagestanis... all the minorities (and ethnic russians from rural places as well) are being drafted in mass to the frontlines, while the muscovites are not.

Also, the drafted men sometimes need to buy their own equipment, as the equipment given by the army is not enough for facing the harsh winter, or secure enough. This means only those who can afford to pay for their own weapons, boots and everything will survive. And who are those that can afford it? The muscovites....

Of course a lot of them have tried to fee away from the Russian Federation (a lot are right now in Mongolia and Kazakhstan, for example) but others are facing trials for trying to escape. Free Buryatia provides lawyers for them, and they have also done a great work by sharing everything that is happening with us.

Sorry for the long post! If you want to know more you can DM me. I don't bite :)

If you want to read more/donate, here is their website:

Here is an useful article as well:

#buryatia #russian imperialism #ukraine #russian ukraine war #special military operation #siberia #indigenous russia

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theculturedmarxist · 1 year

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Putin delivered his annual report to the Duma, Russia’s analogue to the US State of the Union, at noon Moscow time. It was delayed from its typical year end slot due to Putin having a raft of important international meetings then. Some Western commentators are oddly referring to the timing as three days before the anniversary of the Special Military Operation, when it is the anniversary of Putin’s speech on February 21, 2022, in which after a very long preamble, he proclaimed:

I consider it necessary to take a long overdue decision and to immediately recognise the independence and sovereignty of the Donetsk People’s Republic and the Lugansk People’s Republic.

The US and Europe launched their economic war against Russia, with their shock and awe sanctions, on February 22, before Putin gave his February 24 speech announcing the launch of the SMO.

I normally prefer to work from Kremlin transcripts, since as Alexander Mercouris points out, Russian has subtleties than can be marred in a live or rushed translation, and the official English Kremlin version will most accurately reflect what Putin intended to convey. However, the EU’s Josep Borrell and NATO’s Jens Stoltenberg are holding a joint press conference NATO Sec Gen Jens Stoltenberg with Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba on the heels of Putin’s speech, so they will be working from live translations. And recall also that Mercouris called out a raft of Western officials and the press hyperventilating over what they depicted as China presenting a peace plan later this week, when as Mercouris pointed out, all China said it was doing was presenting a position paper. So as usual, it will be important to watch for cherry picking or other misconstruing of what Putin said * * *

Western hawks and combat junkies must have been enormously frustrated by Putin’s 1 hour 45 minute talk. Even though he discussed the war in Ukraine, and the impact of the war permeated his speech, he announced no new battlefield initiatives, and stuck to reprising old themes: how Russia did everything it could to prevent the war, how the West ignored neo-Nazi assassinations and reprisals, how Russia saw Kiev seeking heavy weapons, planes, and even nuclear weapons. Putin stressed that Western leaders have admitted to their treacherous behavior as if they are proud of cheating and lying, are accustomed to colonialism and hegemony, and played similar deceptive games in Libya and Syria. Russia recognized the next target after Donbass would be Crimea, as the West has acknowledged.

Putin’s one big move on the geopolitical front came at the end of his remarks, that Russia would suspend its participation in the START treaty. This should come as no surprise to Russia-watchers. Putin reiterated the Russian grievances: the US had been withdrawing from treaties and operating in a more openly hostile manner, while in the earlier phases of security agreements, the US and Russia had developed more trust. Specifically, the US was not allowing Russia to inspect US facilities yet was demanding Russia do so. Putin also pointed out that nuclear armed France and UK were outside these pacts, yet had their weapons aimed at Russia (the official translation may be clearer on this issue, but it was clear in context that Putin was pointing out they were acting as US operatives and just inspecting US facilities, even if that were on, now seemed inadequate).

The speech was mainly what I call “pothole Putin”. Putin seems to genuinely relish exercising power in comparatively mundane ways: launching new programs that improve material conditions or security and getting them completed. Perhaps this is a bureaucrat’s version of edifice complex. Perhaps it’s because more elements are under his control and with realistic time frames and competent officials, the odds of success are pretty good.

But the many many plans that Putin described each by each might not seem that significant, all together they represent a substantial commitment to invest in science, technology and education, transportation, housing, hospitals and schools, to manage the impact of the war, from integrated programs for veterans and families of the fallen to reconstruction in the liberated oblasts, to supporting the arts and culture. Putin was explicit that Russia, particularly its elite, had been seduced into thinking the West offered opportunity and security. Even though he noted that ordinary Russians shed no tears for oligarchs who’d had funds and property seized by the US and the EU, and if they decided to remain outside Russia, they’d be second class citizens, he said there would be no witch hunts. He encouraged them to come back to Russia and rebuild.

Mind you, as a non-Russian, I do not know to what extent the raft of initiatives are new, versus extensions and improvements of existing programs. For instance, Putin mentioned meeting target to have all major roads upgraded to national standards, IIRC by 2025; this was an affirmation that an existing target would be met. Ditto another on school building. But most sounded new or upgraded. And they might sound hand-wavey if you hadn’t read the public portions of Putin’s meetings with senior staff. This seems to be the level of detail he uses for directives: a high level sketch with some discussion of key points and problems to be solved.

Putin mentioned up the impact on the rest of the world: the paltry spending on poor countries versus the amounts deployed in Ukraine, a dig at Borrell for depicting the world outside the US/NATO garden as a jungle. But he was clearly speaking mainly to a home audience and stressed the intent of the West end Russia as a country. Despite foreign leaders now casually admitting to those designs, many of the usual media suspects have taken to depicting that part of his talk as the sole/major focus and yet another Russian conspiracy theory. For instance, from the BBC:

President Putin’s speech today was full of patriotic bluster.

The Kremlin leader once again portrayed his country as the victim, claiming it was the West, and not Russia, that had started the war in Ukraine. Russia, said the president, was just trying to stop it.

He reeled off a long list of historical grievances, before announcing that Russia would be suspending its participation in a key nuclear weapons agreement with America.

Ironically, once you get past the Daily Mail headline (US slams ‘absurdity’ of Putin’s national address as Vladimir says Russia will no longer participate in nuclear arms treaty and accuses the West of starting Ukraine war in bid to spark global conflict and achieve ‘limitless power’), the opening para is not too bad:

President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday vowed to continue with Russia’s year-long war in Ukraine and accused the U.S.-led NATO alliance of fanning the flames of the conflict in the mistaken belief that it could defeat Moscow in a global confrontation. Addressing Russian lawmakers in his annual state-of-the-nation address (shown left), he claimed Russia had tried ‘everything possible’ to avoid conflict, before he launched his invasion of Ukraine on February 24. He said he was addressing them ‘at a time which we all know is a difficult’ and vowed to ‘systematically’ continue with the offensive in Ukraine. His speech comes days before the war in Ukraine passes the one-year mark on Friday. Putin ordered his forces into the country on February 24, 2022 in what he calls a ‘special military operation’ instead of a war. Since then, tens of thousands of men have been killed, and Putin, 70, now says Russia is locked in an existential battle with the West. The address came the day after US president Joe Biden made a surprise visit to Kyiv to meet Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelensky

Putin paid considerable attention to the effects of the war and what the government would do in response. He had a very long section early on thanking the many who had contributed, from children writing to soldiers at the front and pensioners donating to war foundations, to military priests, doctors and medics, construction workers, factory employees working extra shifts, and even journalists going to the front. He also stressed how well Russia had adapted “on the fly” with business and construction lending up more (and more than in 2021 v.2020), banks in the black, unemployment at a record low at 3.7%, GDP down only by 2.1% and inflation expected to reach 4% by second quarter 2023. He particularly praised the productivity of the agricultural sector, with exports hitting a level that would have seemed inconceivable 10 to 15 years ago.

But Putin’s plans are ambitious, for wholesale reorientation and improvement. He said that Russia had fallen in with the Western short-term economic model which resulted in focusing unduly on commodities. Putin wants Russia to focus more on what economists would call value added, with aggressive investment across the board: the development of new logistics corridors and investment in Black Sea and polar shipping, in basic R&D, in vocational schools, in medicine and pharmaceuticals, electronics, nuclear, construction, and administration. He also called a wide range of new schemes, from stronger deposit insurance and pension protections, better access of small companies to capital markets, subsidized loans to encourage factory building, housing subsidies for young scientists, tax breaks for companies that use Russian IT and electronics, modernization of primary health care, free gas for kindergartens and hospitals….and more.

Putin stressed that Russia has everything it needs. His vision is not quite autarky; he expects Russia to trade. But he want to develop internal capabilities across the board so Russia can be more self reliant and self sufficient.

Putin implicitly presented the war as something Russians can manage with effort and some individual sacrifice, as opposed to have dominate their society. And so far, that is how it is shaking out.

#putin #vladimir putin #russia #special military operation #ukraine conflict #us imperialism

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kneedeepincynade · 2 months

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2 years of denazification, 2 years of struggle and victory, 2 years on the right side of history!

Glory to the brave! Zov!

#russian federation #russian news #russo ukrainian war #special military operation #denazification

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patrickbatemansigmamale · 1 year

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Wagner 🤙🤙

#wagner pmc #russia #special military operation

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viatalium · 1 year

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Ukrainian Himars stored in Soviet Union era bunker.

#ukraine #russia #himars #captain himars #special military operation

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russianreader · 10 months

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#FC Zenit #Fontanka.ru #Internet Research Agency #Ozon (Russia&039;s Amazon)#Russian invasion of Ukraine #Special Military Operation #Vladimir Putin #Wagner Group #Wendel (Brazilian footballer)#Wildberries #Yevgeny Prigozhin

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thecmbynartist · 2 years

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meme of the day

i honestly oppose to the gruesome fact that some countries now have nuclear, and recently because of the escalating tensions between the west and russia ,the fact that it can all be solved diplomatically without spilling any blood seems hopeless, and most probably impossible. things don't really look good on either sides, which worries a lot of people.world war three seems to be a real possibility now.I am speaking on behalf of all those people out there who think that this will become a full-fledged armageddon , that something has to be done.if no one does anything lives will be lost, places and countries wiped off the face of the earth with such a deadly weapon.sanctions help a bit in stopping the conflict but not enough.this is the twenty-first century! we have heard stories of the past world wars.surely no one would want another hiroshima and nagasaki in ukraine or anywhere else in the world.the disastrous consequences for mankind.we have just gone through the covid-19 situation and yet russia decides to invade.i do not say that all russians agree with putin.take an example,back in march,a forty-three year old woman named marina ovsiannikova appeared behind the presentator of a russian news channel talking about russia's "special military operation" , brandishing a signboard saying: "no war.do not believe the propaganda they are telling you, they are lying. we russians are against this war" and the consequences of doing so are terrible, such as going to jail for fifteen years. but it is an act of bravery, it shows that most russians do not want in for this war.they do not want to have to do anything with putin's antics and mad ideas, that many of them are now fleeing russia.the west hopes that the sanctions will greatly impact the russian citizens that they will revolt against putin , but so far no one has attempted to murder or assassinate him.from my point of view, one of the potential reasons why the russians aren't doing anything at the moment is that they do not want a second russian revolution like the one that took place during ww1. everyone wants to help end this, i get it, but we cannot.this is between russia and ukraine only.if the west sends in men to help then it will be considered as ww3. “All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us.” — Gandalf. we must now what to do now.

#special military operation #no war #ukraine #russia #ww3 #ww2 #ww1 #armageddon #memes #encanto #us #usa #conflict is bad #no violence

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gaykarstaagforever · 1 year

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So Putin is old and bored and decides to make himself a sexy Russian autocratic in the traditional Russian way, randomly committing human rights abuses in Ukraine. So far so typical, the Russians terrorizing Ukrainians for no good reason is so standard issue historically that them doing it now is met with little more than frustrated whining from the rich lawyers democracy has embarrassingly put in charge of the West.

But here is the especially weird part. This is the symbol adopted by the racist thug-bullies supporting that Little Bitch Putin®'s evil invasion and war (which has cost 200,000 Russian lives, and they are losing):

This is a letter Z, in the style of a traditional Russian military St. George ribbon.

Here's the thing. The Russians use the Cyrillic alphabet. It doesn't have a Z. Or, it does, but it doesn't look like that. So they are using a Z from the Roman alphabet. That we use in the West.

A big part of Little Bitch Putin®'s justification for this war is, trust me on this, that Ukraine is ruled by evil invisible Nazis that created Covid-19, a virus they invented to specifically destroy traditional patriarchal society so that everyone automatically becomes atheist and gay, like in the Western world. Also, there is a bunch of weird Slavic-supremacist mystical religious stuff mixed in here too. Which is especially odd, since the Ukrainians are also Slavs, and belong to the same church. And also, that virus started in China and has ruined the whole world...especially China.

It's almost like this is a bunch of nonsense desperately made up by a monster to try and justify his evil behavior to people whose taxes pay his secret salary.

The point is, in Little Bitch Putin®'s version of reality, the West is a drag show teaching evolution to children so hard that all Russian penises will shrivel up and fall off, and the only solution is blowing up Ukrainian schools with missiles. And his chosen symbol is this:

A letter from the Western alphabet. That Russia doesn't use.

In the colors of the Ribbon of St. George. This is, truthfully, a traditional military honor in Russia, dating from a long time ago.

Namely, the 18th century. When Russia was ruled by 1) not a Slavic patriarch, but by a woman. And 2), that woman was Catherine II or Catherine the Great. A GERMAN PRINCESS.

The yellow-orange and black colors are the traditional colors of her royal family. Her royal GERMAN family.

If you don't know, when Russia complains about "the West," they mean America now. Doesn't everyone?, and with good reason. BUT. Before like WWI, when Russia hated "the West," they meant Germany. Russia and Germany have, in various forms and across various times, been feudin' mount'in holler clans for a very long time. For proof, look at what Russia did to East Germany after WWII. Russia HATES Germany.

In fact, that is why Little Bitch Putin® always calls the invisible evil Ukrainians "Nazis". He's invoking the traditional Russian-to-German hate.

And this is his symbol:

A Western letter Russians don't use, in the colors of a German royal family.

My goodness, Vladimir. You really are a stupid little bitch.

#z #putin #russian war on ukraine #special military operation #fuck putin #fuck russia #Little Bitch Putin®

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iamchristinax · 1 year

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This actually makes me feel sick. Those leaving Russia, like myself, should NOT have to be talked about like this.

For anyone that doesn't know or speak Russian, this is Vitaly Milonov. A member of the State Duma for Saint Petersburg (my home city) and this is what he has to say about those leaving Russia:

"Most of those who left the Russian Federation should be officially called active homosexuals. I believe that we should have a final term for those who left Russia after the start of the special operation. I would just call them f*ggots and the women that left I would just describe as prostitutes."

#Russia #Ukraine #War #special military operation #quote #russian

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workersolidarity · 1 month

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[ 📹 After Russian authorities tried to stop a white Renault sedan, the same vehicle the terrorists that attacked Crocus City Hall were seen escaping in, the vehicle refused to stop, after which Russian police opened fire on and overturned the vehicle. After pulling one of the suspects out of the sedan, tying the man up, he is interrogated, telling local authorities that he was offered half a million rubles to engage in the attack.]

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AS THE U.S. BLAMES ISIS FOR TERRORIST ATTACK AT CROCUS CITY HALL, RUSSIAN AUTHORITIES ARREST MERCENARIES TRYING TO ESCAPE TO UKRAINE

As the United States tries to pin the blame for the terrorist attack on the Crocus City Hall on the ISIS extremist group, Russian authorities arrested 11 men in relation to the event, including the four gunmen responsible for the carnage at the concert hall as they attempted to cross into Ukrainian territory.

Recently, the ISIS extremist group, which has a history of working on and off with the Intelligence agencies of the United States, and have been accused of acting as proxy for the U.S., claimed responsibility for the attack through its associated news agency Amaq on its Telegram channel.

However, in a recent address to the Russian people, newly reelected Russian President, Vladimir Putin, told the country's population that the attackers made arrangements with Ukrainian authorities to open a window for which the attackers would escape over the border into Ukraine.

According to Russian media, on the morning of March 23rd, a white Renault sedan, the same vehicle the suspects were seen escaping from the Crocus City Hall in, was seen heading towards Ukraine, about 100km (62mi) from the border.

The suspects refused to stop for local police, after which, police forces opened fire on the vehicle, overturning the sedan and wounding one of the suspects.

After pulling one of the suspects out of the vehicle, police tied the man up and attempted to interrogate him on camera.

The video, published online by local authorities, shows the suspect being interrogated on his knees, shaking and barely able to answer the authorities questions.

During the short interrogation, the suspect tells Russian authorities that he received the task of the terrorist attack after following a "preacher" on Telegram. At some point, the "preacher's assistant" assigned him the attack on Crocus, offering him half a million rubles to shoot up the concert hall, even paying half the sum before hand.

“I listened to the preacher... His assistant wrote to me... about a month ago,” the detainee said.

He goes on say to Russian authorities that after a conversation with the "preacher's assistant," he received the task of "killing people."

Russian news outlet Ria Novosti described the information extracted from the suspect as follows:

"After some time, he admits that through an Internet resource where he listened to sermons, recruiters contacted him and offered to commit mass murder for 500 thousand rubles. Half was transferred in advance to the card, the rest was promised after completing the task. They also provided weapons. Who exactly it was is still unknown. According to the terrorist, he flew to Russia from Turkey on March 4."

Meanwhile, another suspect said that he met a man named "Abdullah" on Telegram, after which he was offered a job.

"We went to Dmitrovskoe Highway and bought a car from the relatives of a new friend. We are probably talking about the same Renault vehicle," the suspect is quoted as saying.

The suspects have since been taken for questioning by the Investigative Committee.

According to the Russian intelligence services, known as the FSB, the suspects have contacts in Ukraine and intended to cross the border where the Ukrainian authorities had opened a window for the attackers to escape into the warring country.

The FSB says the attack was carefully planned, with a cache of weapons that were hidden for the attackers to use.

Russian authorities have since detained a total of 11 suspects, four of whom have been shot by Russian forces.

According to some Russian reports, at least some of the attackers were natives of Tajikistan, however the authorities have not confirmed this information and asked that journalists "refrain from disseminating unverified and unreliable information."

The death toll in the Crocus City Hall terrorist attack rose today to 137 people killed, while another 180 were injured in the attack.

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giannic · 1 month

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#artur rehi #journal #war in ukraine #putin's war #special military operation #youtube

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gonzosell · 1 year

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Saint Petersburg, 18 December 2022

Закрытый магазин H&M в торговом центре на востоке Петербурга История с закрытием H&M в России продолжается с марта. Компания заявила о прекращении деятельности на территории страны ещё в марте. На следующий месяц после начала специальной военной операции на Украине. Последующие месяцы в СМИ сообщалось об очередях у магазинов. Впрочем скопления людей наблюдались только в некоторые дни и лишь в…

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#architecture #economy #photography #russia #saint petersburg #special military operation #street photography #urban

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johnlatter · 2 years

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Vblog asks Moscow Citizens about Sanctions and Ukraine War

Video uploaded on the 24th of May 2022 and asks ordinary people in Russia about:

1) Sanctions - replies range from giving no response at all to, "I want McDonalds!"

2) Special Military Operation - replies include, "This is not the special operation, it's a war", "I'm not an idiot to answer you", and "Are [the] KGB following you?"

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Wikitubia entry for YouTube channel, "1420":

1420 is a Russian YouTube channel created by Daniil Orain. The channel uploads videos interviewing the Russian people on random subjects.

The content on the 1420 channel mainly consists of Orain going in public and interviewing random Russian people, often asking them personal questions or their opinions on a political topic. The 1420 channel was created on August 14, 2019. Their first video was uploaded on August 25.[1] This video is now currently the channel's most viewed video, amassing over 5 million views. The 1420 channel slowly but surely grew as they posted more interview videos. The channel reached 100,000 subscribers in August 2021.

#vblog #Russia #ukraine #moscow #sanctions #special military operation #ukraine war #putin #mcdonalds #politics #world politics #interviews #kgb #war in ukraine #russian invasion #1420

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kneedeepincynade · 1 year

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Before we continue with today's post we would like to raise awareness toward the earthquake that happened today in Turkey and Siria, Russia and China as well as most of the world have already mobilized toward helping the affected countries,if you can find a charity and donate to the victims.

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⚠️ AZIENDE DI STATO CINESI HANNO FORNITO APPARECCHIATURE DI NAVIGAZIONE, COMPONENTISTICA E TECNOLOGIE A DUPLICE USO ALLA FEDERAZIONE RUSSA ⚠️

📰 Secondo una revisione condotta dal Wall Street Journal (❗️) sui Dati Doganali della Federazione Russa, la Cina avrebbe fornito (e starebbe tuttora fornendo) attrezzature militari, Tecnologie a Duplice Uso, Tecnologia per la Guerra Elettronica e parti di Caccia da Combattimento a Compagnie di Difesa di proprietà del Governo Russo, poste sotto sanzioni dagli Stati Uniti e dall'Unione Europea ⚙️

💭 Per quanto riguarda i mesi precedenti (prima di questa notizia), sappiamo che:

🔺Le esportazioni cinesi in Russia di Ossido di Alluminio, essenziale per la produzione in certi settori militari, sono aumentate di oltre 400 volte - Fonte 📄

🔺Le spedizioni cinesi di Chip in Russia, utili sia in ambito civile che militare, sono raddoppiate - Fonte 📄

🔺La Changsha Tianyi Space Technology Research Institute Company Ltd, Società Cinese che si occupa della produzione di Satelliti, avrebbe fornito immagini satellitari di località in Ucraina di alta qualità alla PMC Wagner, permettendole di condurre le sue operazioni militari - Fonte 📄

📄 Secondo la Revisione condotta dal WSJ, la maggior parte delle importazioni russe di Tecnologie a Duplice Uso provenivano dalla Cina, segnale che l'aiuto che la Repubblica Popolare Cinese sta fornendo alla Russia non è solamente di natura economica, ma anche militare 🪖

🧾 Ecco ciò che fuoriesce dai Registri Doganali:

🔺La Società di Difesa "保利科技有限公司", di Proprietà Statale, ha spedito - in data 31/08/2022 - Apparecchiature di Navigazione alla Società Statale Russa JSC Rosoboronexport per Elicotteri Mi-17 🚁

🔺Il conglomerato "AVIC - Aviation Industry Corporation of China" - di Proprietà Statale, facente parte del SASAC, la Commissione per la Supervisione e l'Amministrazione delle Attività Statali, ha fornito - il 24 ottobre - numerosi pezzi per Caccia Multiruolo Su-35 (usati dalla Russia nell'Operazione Militare Speciale) ad una sussidiaria della ROSTEC, Holding Statale Russa operante nel Settore della Difesa e delle Tecnologie Avanzate, per 1,2 milioni di dollari 🇷🇺

🔺La "China Taly Aviation Technologies Corporation", Società Commerciale di Proprietà Statale operante nei Settori delle Tecnologia, dell'Industria e del Commercio relative all'Aviazione, ha fornito - il 04/10/2022 - componentistica alla "Almaz-Antey Corporation", Compagnia Statale Russa che si occupa di Sistemi di Difesa Anti-Aerea. Si tratta di componenti per il Sistema Radar 96L6E, utilizzato dalla Russia per rilevare Caccia, Missili e Droni nemici come parte del Sistema S-400 🚀

🔺La "SINNO ELECTRONIC CO. LTD", con sede a Hong Kong, già posta sotto sanzioni dal Dipartimento del Tesoro degli USA, ha inviato più di 1.300 spedizioni tra Aprile e Ottobre 2022 alla KRET, Azienda di Stato della Russia, sussidiaria della ROSTEC, per un valore di due milioni di dollari 📊

🤔 Alcune aziende citate però, hanno affermato di non avere inviato nulla alla Russia, tipo la "Fujian Nanan Baofeng Electronics Co., Ltd", che - secondo il Report - avrebbe fornito un'Antenna Telescopica per un RB-531BE, utilizzando come intermediario tra Cina e Russia un'Azienda Statale del Settore della Difesa dell'Uzbekistan, paese membro dell'Organizzazione per la Cooperazione di Shanghai 🇨🇳

💬 Wang Shaofeng, Direttore Generale dell'Azienda, ha affermato che il nome ufficiale della sua azienda non include "Nanan", e che un'altra azienda avrebbe potuto utilizzare illegalmente il nome della sua azienda, e che non produce antenne telescopiche, dichiarando che il Report "manca di basi fattuali, ed è incoerente coi fatti" - è certamente più probabile che siano state le Aziende di Stato ad aver fornito la componentistica, e non questa azienda 🤔

Silverado Policy Accelerator, Think Tank USA con sede a Washington, ha affermato - in un suo Report - che la Russia "fa sempre più affidamento sulle importazioni di Beni e Tecnologie a Duplice Uso dalla Cina, per soddisfare le sue esigenze militari" 🪖

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⚠️ CHINESE STATE COMPANIES SUPPLIED NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT, COMPONENTS AND DUAL-USE TECHNOLOGIES TO THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION ⚠️

📰 According to a review conducted by the Wall Street Journal (❗️) on Customs Data of the Russian Federation, China has supplied (and is still supplying) military equipment, Dual-Use Technologies, Electronic Warfare Technology and Fighter Fighter parts to Companies of Defense owned by the Russian Government, placed under sanctions by the United States and the European Union ⚙️

💭 Regarding the previous months (before this news), we know that:

🔺Chinese exports to Russia of Aluminum Oxide, essential for production in certain military sectors, have increased more than 400 times - Source 📄

🔺Chinese shipments of Chips to Russia, useful in both civilian and military fields, have doubled - Source 📄

🔺Changsha Tianyi Space Technology Research Institute Company Ltd, a Chinese company that manufactures satellites, allegedly provided high-quality satellite images of locations in Ukraine to PMC Wagner, allowing it to conduct its military operations - Source 📄

📄 According to the Review conducted by the WSJ, the majority of Russian imports of Dual-Use Technologies came from China, a sign that the aid that the People's Republic of China is providing to Russia is not only economic but also military 🪖

🧾 Here's what comes out of the Customs Registers:

🔺The State Owned Defense Company "保利科技有限公司", shipped - on 08/31/2022 - Navigation Equipment to the Russian State Company JSC Rosoboronexport for Mi-17 Helicopters 🚁

🔺The state-owned conglomerate "AVIC - Aviation Industry Corporation of China" - part of SASAC, the Commission for the Supervision and Administration of State Activities, supplied - on October 24 - numerous parts for Su-35 Multirole Fighter (used by Russia in the Special Military Operation) to a subsidiary of ROSTEC, the Russian State Holding operating in the Defense and Advanced Technologies Sector, for 1.2 million dollars 🇷🇺

🔺The "China Taly Aviation Technologies Corporation", a State-owned Commercial Company operating in the Aviation Technology, Industry and Commerce Sectors, supplied - on 04/10/2022 - components to the "Almaz-Antey Corporation", a Russian State Company dealing with Anti-Aircraft Defense Systems. These are components for the 96L6E Radar System, used by Russia to detect enemy Fighters, Missiles and Drones as part of the S-400 System 🚀

🔺The "SINNO ELECTRONIC CO. LTD", based in Hong Kong, already placed under sanctions by the US Treasury Department, sent more than 1,300 shipments between April and October 2022 to KRET, the State Company of Russia, a subsidiary of ROSTEC , worth two million dollars 📊

🤔 However, some companies mentioned claimed that they had not sent anything to Russia, such as the "Fujian Nanan Baofeng Electronics Co., Ltd", which - according to the Report - would have supplied a Telescopic Antenna for an RB-531BE, using it as an intermediary between China and Russia a State Enterprise of the Defense Sector of Uzbekistan, a member country of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization 🇨🇳

💬 Wang Shaofeng, general manager of the company, said that his company's official name does not include "Nanan", and that another company may have used his company name illegally, and that he does not produce telescopic antennas, stating that the Report "lacks factual basis, and is inconsistent with the facts" - it is certainly more probable that it was the State Companies that supplied the components, and not this company 🤔

Silverado Policy Accelerator, Think Tank USA based in Washington, stated - in its Report - that Russia "increasingly relies on imports of Dual-Use Goods and Technologies from China to meet its military needs" 🪖

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