passioner255
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Ameshaachiwa mapema Sana.
Special Thread: Yanayojiri Mgogoro wa Ukraine na Urusi. Nini chanzo na hatma ya mzozo?
Special Thread: Yanayojiri Mgogoro wa Ukraine na Urusi. Nini chanzo na hatma ya mzozo?
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Hili ni ombi la siri la Warusi wengi. Kwa bahati mbaya haendi...
(na Urusi inazidi kushuka)
passioner255
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Inazidi kushuka kwenye nini?
Uchumi, tasnia, hali ya maisha, utaratibu wa sheria na uhuru ndani ya nchi .... Mazishi mengi hasa kwenye maeneo maskini (maana kule walitangulia kuchukua vijana jeshini)
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Wanamuita "Russia blogger"Ukraine war: Who are Russia's war bloggers and why are they popular?
4 hours ago
- By Vitaly Shevchenko
- BBC Monitoring
IMAGE SOURCE,REUTERS
Image caption,
A billboard in the occupied Ukrainian city of Donetsk on Tuesday, paying tribute to war correspondent Vladlen Tatarsky
Vladlen Tatarsky, who died in an explosion in St Petersburg on Sunday, was one of Russia's "war correspondents". But who are these bloggers - and why are they popular?
The writers are a loose assortment of people supporting the war in Ukraine and reporting about it, often from the front lines. They have extreme anti-Ukrainian and anti-Western views.
The correspondents - known as "voyenkory" in Russian - usually claim to have specialist military knowledge and access to Russian troops.
Some are embedded with them - and some appear to be fighting alongside them.
The degree of their affiliation with the government varies. Some are employed by Kremlin-controlled media, but others blog on social media - apparently without any links to any media outlet.
A major reason why they are so popular with Russian readers is they often offer more information than official reporting - and also offer a different, more critical perspective without questioning the need for the "special military operation".
Their emergence - after the initial invasion of Ukraine in 2014 - heralded a new chapter of war reporting in Russia.
For many, supporting the war does not necessarily mean supporting the authorities in Moscow - or, in particular, the military commanders conducting the invasion (although President Putin usually escapes criticism).
For example, the commanders were sharply criticised after a Ukrainian missile attack on a building in the occupied town of Makiivka, in which dozens of Russian soldiers died.
War correspondent Semyon Pegov, known as War Gonzo, has more than 1.2m subscribers on Telegram - one of the few major social media platforms not banned in Russia.
After Ukraine attacked Makiivka, he accused the defence ministry in Moscow of "openly trying to dodge the blame".
Another pro-war blogger, Boris Rozhin, who blogs as Colonel Cassad - with 800,000 subscribers on Telegram - accused Russian commanders of "incompetence and inability to comprehend the consequences of war".
Social media accounts linked to the Wagner private military company have been particularly critical of Russia's top brass.
And it's this criticism of the military authorities that makes war correspondents stand out from the all-pervasive Kremlin-controlled propaganda, which routinely embellishes progress of the "special military operation" in Ukraine.
The moments leading up to St Petersburg cafe explosion
Some commentators have argued that Russian military commanders feel threatened by critical war bloggers, and there have been attempts to silence them.
And popular war correspondents employed by traditional pro-Kremlin media tend to be much more accepting of the official line.
One of the most prominent is Alexander Kots, who works for the Komsomolskaya Pravda tabloid.
Responding to the killing of Vladlen Tatarsky, Kots pointed the finger of blame squarely at Ukraine - just like Russian officials did.
"Earth must be set on fire under the feet of any functionary from Kyiv," he wrote. "None of the non-humans waging war with Russia must feel safe."
Such reporters play a key role in constructing the Kremlin's narratives in the media.
For example, it was Yevgeny Poddubny, the war correspondent on Russia's most popular TV station, state-run Rossiya 1, who broke the official silence on Wagner mercenaries' involvement in Ukraine.
Reporting from the ruins of a power station in Donbas in July 2022, he unexpectedly said that the site had been "liberated" by Wagner.
This marked the start of reporting about Wagner in state-run media, which had previously ignored and even denied the group's existence.
Both Kots and Poddubny are subject to Western sanctions for their role in pro-Kremlin propaganda against Ukraine.
Many of the popular Russian social media accounts supporting the war with Ukraine are run anonymously and material they post is often extremely graphic.
One of the most infamous examples is Grey Zone, a Telegram channel affiliated with Wagner, which posted footage of the apparent murder of a "traitor" with a sledgehammer in November 2022.
Russian war correspondents often call for the destruction of Ukraine as an independent state. For example, Yuri Kotenok has called for the annihilation of the very Ukrainian identity.
"Even cancer can be cured, but Ukrainianism - never!" he once said on Telegram. "It's a type of Satanism that can only be destroyed with one thing - fire! All-consuming fire that will cleanse this filth."
Kotenok has more than 400,000 subscribers on Telegram.
Angekuwa ni mtu wa westerns wangemuita "Journalist' na kelele zingekuwa kubwa kwenye vyombo vyote vya habari.
Hizi ndio double standards tunazosema.
Na ndio maana haya mambo yao ya "International community" yanapoteza maana.
Nkuba25
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Ndio maana nasemaga kwamba hii SMO ni kama cheche au chanzo cha moto.
Moto wenyewe uliokuwa unatafutwa ndio mambo kama haya sasa.
This SMO was well prepared kuleta effects kama hizi.
othuman dan fodio
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Una haraka ya nn mwali, umeshaletewa bwana msubilie chumbani aje akushughulikie[emoji1787]
othuman dan fodio
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Trade between India and Malaysia can now be settled in Indian rupee in addition to existing modes of settlement in other currencies, the Reserve Bank of India said in a statement.
This initiative is aimed at facilitating the growth of global trade and supporting the interests of the global trading community in Indian rupee, the country's central bank said.
India International Bank of Malaysia, based in Kuala Lumpur, activated the mechanism by opening a Special Rupee Vostro Account through its Corresponding Bank in India.
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Nkuba25
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Kilichokuwa kinasubiriwa ni kwamba "Who will open the Pandora box"
Sasa tunaona through SMO, mambo mengi mbali mbali yanafunguka.
Thanks to Russia [emoji635]
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Malafyale
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Halafu mabilionea India na Malaysia wanakuja USA kununua T-Bill and T-Bond kwa USA dollars?
Huwezi shindana na USA kwneye currency,’ ni porojo tu
Russia ina mabilionea wengi sana,wana invest sana kwenye real estate na faida kununua T-bill kwa hela ya kimarekani.
Anyway,haya ni mambo ya kitaalam acha niishie hapa
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Nani kawaambia uhuru wa Urusi ndani ya nchi ni mmbovu
Vifo kila nchi wanakufa tena wengi kama UKREIN
Uchumi wa Urusi uliombwa msaada gani na urusi?