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[Randomuser]

I was seeing on telegram channels about some Russia/Brics supporters complaining that China should have done something.

Firstly why didn't they ask during the 10 extra years when Assad was there? Why only now? Did they not have faith in China back then?

Secondly why should China intervene when we can see that the country's people themselves don't want to fight hard for it? In fact why should China be obligated to use force? Maybe there is some other way out? After all they keep saying China are pussies and not manly like Russia who shows its might so why should China change its methods just for them?

Now I see why Nato and those other organizations the west have only let in western Europeans and maybe vassal states like Japan. Because they don't want to risk having to bail out others and don't want troublemakers. Thats why they can pretend they always help coz they frankly never needed to help much in the first place. Afghanistan and Vietnam were bad enough to the US. Imagine two or three more of those countries in Nato.

Btw when the US does help, they do it the same way they issue a loan. Not only do you need to pay back that loan, but you also need to pay interest on it.

 

[ACuriousPLAFan]

Wait - So Assad is not dead?

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1865721098874044564

 

[Africablack]

Very big loss for Russia and especially for Iran. A very big win for the US.

That Russian invasion of Ukraine will be looked at by historians as a transitional moment in world history.

 

[coolgod]

Wait - So Assad is not dead?

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1865721098874044564

Maybe Prigozhin is not dead also

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Russian General Calls U.S. Chairman of Joint Chiefs​

In a highly unusual call, the two men “discussed a number of global and regional security issues, to include the ongoing conflict in Ukraine,” a spokesman said.

Gen. Valery V. Gerasimov, the architect of President Vladimir V. Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, called President Biden’s top military adviser last week and talked about how to manage escalation concerns between the two countries, according to defense and military officials.
The rare phone call took place last Wednesday, the day before Thanksgiving and just six days after Russia launched a

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at Ukraine that Mr. Putin said was in response to Ukraine’s use of American and British weapons to strike deeper into Russia.
During the call, General Gerasimov told Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr., the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, that the Oreshnik ballistic missile launch had been planned long before the Biden administration agreed to allow Ukraine to use American ATACMS to strike deeper into Russia, officials said.
Though the

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carried only conventional warheads, using it signaled that Russia could strike with nuclear weapons if it chose. The missile struck a Ukraine weapons facility in Dnipro.

Capt. Jereal Dorsey, a spokesman for General Brown, said in a statement after he was approached by a reporter about the call that “at the request of General Gerasimov, General Brown agreed to not proactively announce the call.”
The two men “discussed a number of global and regional security issues, to include the ongoing conflict in Ukraine,” Captain Dorsey said.
The call came at a tense time. Mr. Putin had escalated an already tense showdown with the West, asserting that Russia had the right to strike the military facilities of countries “that allow their weapons to be used against our facilities.”
“The regional conflict in Ukraine, previously provoked by the West, has acquired elements of a global character,” Mr. Putin said in a rare address to the nation at the time. “We are developing intermediate- and shorter-range missiles as a response to U.S. plans to produce and deploy intermediate- and shorter-range missiles in Europe and the Asia-Pacific region.”
Mr. Putin’s comments came as Mr. Biden loosened restrictions that he had kept in place for much of the war. He authorized the use of those missiles, known as ATACMS, for

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, deeper into Russia, and Ukraine has used them, including in a strike last month on an ammunition depot in southwestern Russia, according to Ukrainian officials.

The Biden administration also last month approved supplying Ukraine with American

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to bolster defenses against Russian attacks as front lines in Ukraine’s east buckled.
It was unclear why General Gerasimov wanted the phone call with General Brown kept quiet. General Gerasimov last spoke with his American counterpart in October 2022, when he and Gen. Mark A. Milley, General Brown’s predecessor as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, spoke on the phone. That call also came amid fears that Moscow was looking to escalate its war in Ukraine.

This call took place on Nov 27th, quite a lot of coincidences

 

[tygyg1111]

All those millions of Syrians who fled to Turkiye all speak Turkish. Syrian-Turkish relations are going to be even stronger than those with Azerbaijan for generations to come.

Decisive Syrian-Turkish victory against russia and the axis-of-hesitance.


Deputy FM of Turkiye:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1865690067487879464

Getting weird pmc vibes from this post... strange...

 

[tygyg1111]

The highest profile murder in years occurred, and America with all it's domestic surveillance and "technology" can't find out who is the murderer after 3 days

If this were China you'd be seeing hundreds of articles a day about the government's incompetence.

Instead everyone just seems to pretend it's normal

I bolded the key words - this way the response should make total sense

 

[Overbom]

I was seeing on telegram channels about some Russia/Brics supporters complaining that China should have done something.

Firstly why didn't they ask during the 10 extra years when Assad was there? Why only now? Did they not have faith in China back then?

Don't mind them. They are just bitter because so much effort and investment by Russia and Iran just went up to smokes with a single command by senile Biden

Imagine how many valuable and limited, economic, military, diplomatic resources, Russia invested to the Syrian theater. Tremendous waste, all gone in an instant

I remember them quite clearly in the past how much they were boasting and being smug. Now that their idiotic decisions have led to the present situation, they suddenly remember that they want China's help lol. FAFO

 

[iewgnem]

Wait - So Assad is not dead?

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1865721098874044564

I mean, looking back he probably made up his mind about retiring a while ago, hence rejecting Iranian help despite having months to prepare and SAA not fighthing at all.
So why would he leave on the last flight and have his ADSB turned on for that matter, when Russian base is right there with full protection of Russian airforce? Plus that plane didn't even crash, it was a typical landing pattern.

 

[tygyg1111]

Time to replace that venerable "Assad must go"meme with something else.

 

[tygyg1111]

Hindus are poor. Africans are poor. A ton of US food desert resident landwhales are poor. You don't see Chinese searching for partners to take home from those places. At the end of the day, Japan is still populated by a great people that has close cultural affinity with China, maybe closer than any other country.

Japan became stagnant and degenerated because of adopting nazist western values. China needs to help them let go. Under the right circumstances, the Japanese person is just as hardworking, skilled and loyal as the Han person. By introducing 120 million more individuals like that into close cooperation with China, the results are guaranteed to be positive.

But the main reason is looks. Have you seen an attractive H*ndu, or US food desert resident landwhale?