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LIVE Special Thread: Yanayojiri Mgogoro wa Ukraine na Urusi. Nini chanzo na hatma ya mzozo?
LIVE Special Thread: Yanayojiri Mgogoro wa Ukraine na Urusi. Nini chanzo na hatma ya mzozo?
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Mahesabu
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MWANAHARAMU
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Super duper strategist 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Let's wait for the battle of last line of defence.
Tusubiri battle of Konstanivka, Dughanivka, Kramatorsk na Slovyansk.
Tusubiri tunavyorudi kuchukua Lyman, Kupyiansk na Kharkov.
Kuchukua Kiev bado kwanza, bora tuiwaze Nicolaev na Odessa.
Last lengo lilikuwa kuanzisha Novorrosia ambayo ndoto zake zitatimia kuliko Kiev.
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⚡The Russian government resigned.
Prime Minister Mishustin signed a decree on the resignation of the government.
▪️The Cabinet of Ministers resigned immediately after the inauguration of President Vladimir Putin, as required by law.
▪️The formation of a new cabinet of ministers will take place according to the new rules established by the amendments to the Constitution adopted in 2020.
▪️The Prime Minister will be appointed by the President after the State Duma approves the candidacy.
▪️The new head of the Cabinet must propose to the President and the State Duma candidates for deputy prime ministers and ministers - except for the heads of the security bloc and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
▪️The heads of the Ministry of Defense, FSB, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Emergency Situations and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs are appointed by the president after consultations with the Federation Council.
Prime Minister Mishustin signed a decree on the resignation of the government.
▪️The Cabinet of Ministers resigned immediately after the inauguration of President Vladimir Putin, as required by law.
▪️The formation of a new cabinet of ministers will take place according to the new rules established by the amendments to the Constitution adopted in 2020.
▪️The Prime Minister will be appointed by the President after the State Duma approves the candidacy.
▪️The new head of the Cabinet must propose to the President and the State Duma candidates for deputy prime ministers and ministers - except for the heads of the security bloc and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
▪️The heads of the Ministry of Defense, FSB, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Emergency Situations and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs are appointed by the president after consultations with the Federation Council.
Vikanisa uchwara vilivyoanzishwa na Amerika vimewajaza ujinga wengi.
Mahesabu
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😁😁😁 hivi unaweza nitajia baadhi ya nchi zisizojielewa
Jasmoni Tegga
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It's clearer than ever before that these guys are now treading down a slippery slope.
If these statements are converted into corresponding actions, the result is catastrophic meltdown.
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Tutazidi kuwachinja warusi Kwa wingi kadri iwezekanavyo 😇 😇 😇 😇
Since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, 476,460 Russian soldiers and officers were either killed or wounded in action, including 1,160 in the past day alone.
That’s according to the estimates posted by the General Staff of Ukraine’s Armed Forces, Ukrinform reports.
Also, Ukraine’s Defense Forces destroyed 7,405 Russian tanks (+25 in the past day), 14227 (+14) armored fighting vehicles, 12,287 (+37) artillery systems, 1,057 MLR systems, 792 (+1) anti-aircraft warfare systems, 349 warplanes, 325 helicopters, 9,717 (+34) UAVs, 2,149 (+1) cruise missiles, 26 warships/cutters, a submarine, 16,509 (+32) vehicles and fuel tankers, and 2,017 (+9) units of specialized equipment.
Since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, 476,460 Russian soldiers and officers were either killed or wounded in action, including 1,160 in the past day alone.
That’s according to the estimates posted by the General Staff of Ukraine’s Armed Forces, Ukrinform reports.
Also, Ukraine’s Defense Forces destroyed 7,405 Russian tanks (+25 in the past day), 14227 (+14) armored fighting vehicles, 12,287 (+37) artillery systems, 1,057 MLR systems, 792 (+1) anti-aircraft warfare systems, 349 warplanes, 325 helicopters, 9,717 (+34) UAVs, 2,149 (+1) cruise missiles, 26 warships/cutters, a submarine, 16,509 (+32) vehicles and fuel tankers, and 2,017 (+9) units of specialized equipment.
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Mmmh nadhani kila mmoja ana mtizamo wake, Kigezo cha list yangu ni kuzungumza vitu vinavyo make sense out of "profitability". Uwezo wa kusimama kwenye ukweli na haki hata kama haumnufaishi. Ukiangalia wengi wasio unga mkono kihachoendelea Ukraine kutoka Europe ni kwasabab ya hasara wanazopata kupitia mgogoro huo. Wengi wao wapo like "As long as it doesn't harm us, we support it and vice versa is true"
Kiasi kwamba si ajab kuwaona wanapinga "Huku" (Upande wanao ona wanapata hasara), at the same time wana support "Kule" (Upande wanao ona wananufaika). Chukulia mfano kwa Victor Orban unaemsemea hapo juu. Kuonekana kwake kua kinyume na wenzie ni pale anapoona jambo wanalotaka kufanya lina madhara kwao, ila wakipewa guarantee juu ya kitu ambacho wana wasi nacho basi wanaungana vizuri tu kuishambulia Russia.
That's why si ajab kumuaona yeye na Trump wakisimama na Netanyau, Wakiomba kwa nguvu aongezewe silaha kule Isra3l anayeua watoto na wanawake hapo Gaza at the same wanapinga utumaji silaha kwenda Ukraine dhidi ya Russia.
Obviously sio kwamba wanawapenda na kuwaonea huruma Ukrainians, NO.... ni kwasabab huo mgogoro upande wa Russia hawanufaiki nao. Hicho tu....
Sana sana kwe list kilichoniuma ni kumuacha yule Mzee Vasily Nebenzya, Mwakilishi wa kudumu wa Umoja wa Mataifa kutoka Russia. Mzee yu Smart sana yule kongole kwake. Ni katika watu mashuhuri naowajua no matter ni kona ipi ya Dunia. Huezi kuta misimamo yao ikiwa imepinda huku na kule.
Yes yes umepiga kwenye mshono ndugu yangu, sijui ilikuaje nikamsahau 🤣. Tena huyu ni wa moto kuliko hata Micky Wallace ni basi tu bunge la Uingereza silifatilii sana kama la EU.
Huyu nae miaka nenda rudi kasimamia kile anachokiamini haijalish kinatokea kona ipi ya dunia pia bila kujali wananufaila au laa.
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Tanzania, our time is over. When Mkapa or Dr. Salim were the ministry of foreign affairs Tanzania were very strong when it comes international issue.
We show our weakness when two Tanzania citizens were among the people who were abducted by Hamas terrosts .
There is no any effort to rescued them instead Palestine ambassador was kept moving from one mosque to another.
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Huo ndo uanaume
Kiongozi wa juu akiwa ni kutoka dini ya Kiislam anakuwa mnafiki dhidi ya ubaya inayotendwa na jamii ya dini yake.
Tanzania iliheshimika sana miaka hiyo.
Likizo ya Nyerere ilikuwa Disemba, apate fursa kusherehekea Krismas na ndugu zake Butiama.
Kilikuwa kipindi uwanja wa ndege Musoma unakuwa busy sana kupokea wageni wa kimataifa kuja kufanya mashauriano na mwalimu.
Mkuu wa serikali ya west Germany miaka hiyo, Willy Brandt aliwahi kusafiri toka Bonn to Butiama kukutana na Nyerere.
Alipokelewa na Nyerere Butiama, sijui Dar alipokelewa na nani.
Not out of disrespect, ulikuwepo Salim akiwa waziri wa mambo ya nje?
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Japanese volunteer explains why he is fighting on Russia’s side against Ukraine
The conflict is vastly misrepresented in his country, whose foreign policy is dictated by the US and NATO, Daisaku Kaneko told RT
Japanese volunteer explains why he is fighting on Russia’s side against Ukraine
Moscow should not be blamed for the conflict in Ukraine, Daisaku Kaneko, a Japanese national who joined the Russian Army to fight against Kiev, said in an exclusive interview with RT aired on Monday. According to Kaneko, the West is leading a propaganda campaign against Russia and is misrepresenting the conflict.
Kaneko was in Thailand when the hostilities between Moscow and Kiev broke out in February 2022, working as a shooting instructor for the Thai Army. He says this allowed him to compare the coverage of the situation from two perspectives – the strongly pro-Ukrainian Japanese media and the neutral media in Thailand.
“I feel very sorry about this whole situation. Because the Japanese media presents the events in a matter that’s convenient for America and NATO, and ordinary Japanese people believe them,” he stated, noting that early on, more than 90% of the Japanese people were convinced that the conflict “was [Russian President Vladimir] Putin’s war” and that “only Russia was to blame” for the hostilities.
“I realized that the Japanese media was wrong,” he said, adding that this realization made him move to Russia to join the country’s military effort.
I wanted to show the US that there is a Japanese man who is on Russia’s side.
According to Kaneko, his home country’s fierce anti-Russia stance is the result of Japan blindly following US orders. Japan has been a staunch supporter of Ukraine in the conflict, taking part in the Western sanctions on Russia and cutting reliance on the country’s energy resources by phasing out oil and coal imports. It has also provided around $12 billion in financial aid to support Kiev’s war effort.
I feel pity for the Japanese government. It is very obedient. It does whatever the US tells it to do.
Kaneko says, however, that the attitude towards the conflict is gradually changing in Japan.
“There is a growing number of Japanese who understand that the blame [for the conflict] should not simply be pinned on Russia… If indeed this is Putin’s war, then why does it last so long? The Japanese are wondering that, people are beginning to question the Maidan events in 2014, which happened prior to the operation, and the associated implications,” he said, referring to the starting point of the hostilities in Donbass, which later led to a full-blown conflict.
Kaneko has taken part in several battles, and was badly injured during fighting in the strategic Donbass city of Avdeevka, which was liberated by Moscow, in November last year. Still, he says he does not plan to return to Japan even after the conflict is over, having “fallen in love” with Russia and its people.
“I have fallen in love with Russia so much that I’m not willing to go back… Russians are very kind and friendly, Russians are complex people, but when you get on friendly terms, they do not let you down – they are very caring. That is a trait that the Japanese have lost, we used to have it but now it is all gone,” he said.
The conflict is vastly misrepresented in his country, whose foreign policy is dictated by the US and NATO, Daisaku Kaneko told RT
Japanese volunteer explains why he is fighting on Russia’s side against Ukraine
Moscow should not be blamed for the conflict in Ukraine, Daisaku Kaneko, a Japanese national who joined the Russian Army to fight against Kiev, said in an exclusive interview with RT aired on Monday. According to Kaneko, the West is leading a propaganda campaign against Russia and is misrepresenting the conflict.
Kaneko was in Thailand when the hostilities between Moscow and Kiev broke out in February 2022, working as a shooting instructor for the Thai Army. He says this allowed him to compare the coverage of the situation from two perspectives – the strongly pro-Ukrainian Japanese media and the neutral media in Thailand.
“I feel very sorry about this whole situation. Because the Japanese media presents the events in a matter that’s convenient for America and NATO, and ordinary Japanese people believe them,” he stated, noting that early on, more than 90% of the Japanese people were convinced that the conflict “was [Russian President Vladimir] Putin’s war” and that “only Russia was to blame” for the hostilities.
“I realized that the Japanese media was wrong,” he said, adding that this realization made him move to Russia to join the country’s military effort.
I wanted to show the US that there is a Japanese man who is on Russia’s side.
According to Kaneko, his home country’s fierce anti-Russia stance is the result of Japan blindly following US orders. Japan has been a staunch supporter of Ukraine in the conflict, taking part in the Western sanctions on Russia and cutting reliance on the country’s energy resources by phasing out oil and coal imports. It has also provided around $12 billion in financial aid to support Kiev’s war effort.
I feel pity for the Japanese government. It is very obedient. It does whatever the US tells it to do.
Kaneko says, however, that the attitude towards the conflict is gradually changing in Japan.
“There is a growing number of Japanese who understand that the blame [for the conflict] should not simply be pinned on Russia… If indeed this is Putin’s war, then why does it last so long? The Japanese are wondering that, people are beginning to question the Maidan events in 2014, which happened prior to the operation, and the associated implications,” he said, referring to the starting point of the hostilities in Donbass, which later led to a full-blown conflict.
Kaneko has taken part in several battles, and was badly injured during fighting in the strategic Donbass city of Avdeevka, which was liberated by Moscow, in November last year. Still, he says he does not plan to return to Japan even after the conflict is over, having “fallen in love” with Russia and its people.
“I have fallen in love with Russia so much that I’m not willing to go back… Russians are very kind and friendly, Russians are complex people, but when you get on friendly terms, they do not let you down – they are very caring. That is a trait that the Japanese have lost, we used to have it but now it is all gone,” he said.
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British citizen explains why he joined Russian army
Aiden Minnis told RT that he has “zero doubt” he did the right thing by volunteering to fight for Russia
British citizen explains why he joined Russian army
British citizen Aiden Minnis joined the Russian military to avenge “the systematic murder of ethnic Russian people” in Donbass by Ukrainian forces, he told RT in an exclusive interview broadcast on Monday.
Minnis’ journey to the frontline began in 2014, when he first saw videos and reports on the Ukrainian government’s treatment of ethnic Russians following the ‘Maidan’ coup in Kiev. Seeing the Odessa Trade Unions House massacre – in which a mob of pro-Western coup supporters burned 42 people alive – was a turning point, he told former US Army officer Stanislav Krapivnik, who interviewed him for RT.
“The fascists locked innocent civilians, including women, in the building, then set them on fire,” he said, adding that he began to think “Something is wrong here. I’m complicit in this simply because my tax money is going to the arms that are being given to the Banderists, the fascists.”
Minnis flew to Russia in 2022, but realized he was unprepared to join the military. He returned a year later, and now serves as a sapper. When he first showed up at the recruitment office, “one of the officers laughed at me when I produced my British passport,” he recalled. “He just couldn’t believe that someone from Britain had come over to fight for them.
Minnis, who is of Irish descent, explained that he hasn’t managed to learn Russian yet, but manages to communicate with his comrades through a mix of “pidgin English, pidgin Russian, and sign language.” His duties mostly involve construction, he said, but his unit has come under fire on several occasions, most notably near Kremennaya in Russia’s Lugansk People’s Republic last year.
“That was quite hairy,” he said. “Sometimes you question your mortality. As these bombs are going off, they’re not far. You can feel the vibrations going through your chest, and it can leave you breathless
Aiden Minnis told RT that he has “zero doubt” he did the right thing by volunteering to fight for Russia
British citizen explains why he joined Russian army
British citizen Aiden Minnis joined the Russian military to avenge “the systematic murder of ethnic Russian people” in Donbass by Ukrainian forces, he told RT in an exclusive interview broadcast on Monday.
Minnis’ journey to the frontline began in 2014, when he first saw videos and reports on the Ukrainian government’s treatment of ethnic Russians following the ‘Maidan’ coup in Kiev. Seeing the Odessa Trade Unions House massacre – in which a mob of pro-Western coup supporters burned 42 people alive – was a turning point, he told former US Army officer Stanislav Krapivnik, who interviewed him for RT.
“The fascists locked innocent civilians, including women, in the building, then set them on fire,” he said, adding that he began to think “Something is wrong here. I’m complicit in this simply because my tax money is going to the arms that are being given to the Banderists, the fascists.”
Minnis flew to Russia in 2022, but realized he was unprepared to join the military. He returned a year later, and now serves as a sapper. When he first showed up at the recruitment office, “one of the officers laughed at me when I produced my British passport,” he recalled. “He just couldn’t believe that someone from Britain had come over to fight for them.
Minnis, who is of Irish descent, explained that he hasn’t managed to learn Russian yet, but manages to communicate with his comrades through a mix of “pidgin English, pidgin Russian, and sign language.” His duties mostly involve construction, he said, but his unit has come under fire on several occasions, most notably near Kremennaya in Russia’s Lugansk People’s Republic last year.
“That was quite hairy,” he said. “Sometimes you question your mortality. As these bombs are going off, they’re not far. You can feel the vibrations going through your chest, and it can leave you breathless