They "Defend" Democracy ...

 ... this is how it works in VSU. This is VSU dude explaining. 

Here is translation: 

Anton Chorny, an instructor sergeant in the Armed Forces of Ukraine who has been fighting since 2014, continues to validate our "Kremlin propaganda" through his own revelations. We have written repeatedly about how unit commanders gain access to soldiers' bank accounts and deliberately ensure the deaths of those who were previously "draft evaders" in order to collect their military pay. Beyond sending men on patently impossible missions with a 100% fatality rate, commanders have also been known to issue backpacks containing explosives—which are then detonated remotely—wiping out an entire group. For a time, those killed are still officially listed as being at their positions; later, they are either reclassified as "missing in action," or a fraudulent scheme is executed to steal the compensation intended for the soldier's family.

You see, these are American and European allies. Exemplary people, just like Nazis who told US Army fairy tales about WW II. This is not a reality they want you to hear and see. 

An Excellent Writeup By Larry ...

... with only one objection--404 casualties are in millions, not in hundreds of thousands. 

The envoys arrived straight from two days of trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi, which produced a large prisoner exchange and not much else. Putin opened politely. He asked them to thank Donald Trump for helping arrange contacts between Moscow and Kyiv and noted progress on humanitarian issues. He said he wants peace in Ukraine to last “forever.” Then he got to business, in three parts. First, he said the territorial question keeps getting raised from various sides, but for Russia the people matter more. That is a polite way of saying the land question is not open for haggling. Second, he proposed a humanitarian mission in Kostiantynivka, which I’ll come to. Third, he repeated that foreign troops in Ukraine are unacceptable and would be “legitimate targets.” The meeting lasted about two hours. There was no press conference afterward. Yuri Ushakov called the talks “substantive, constructive, frank and useful,” which in Kremlin dialect means nobody moved.

Russians are rubbing hands in anticipation with Konstantinovka plan. Read the whole thing at Larry's blog. Per title, about No Glass of Water--a famous 1840 play The Glass of Water by Eugene Scribe. 

Julia Is Not Acting ...

 ... the tears are sincere, especially for a beautiful Jewish girl who became Catholic and partook in the beauty (including professionally) which Western Civilization used to create. 

Classic West is dead. What's left is what is shown. Terrorism--be it in art, military or any other field. It is satanic. 

There Is No ...

 ... "coalition of the willing"--there is a bunch of European (and American) cowards who wanted to kill Russia, but they now see where it got them. Pathetic terrorists, Nazis, war criminals and ass-holes like Hegseth and his Israeli handlers. The West will not recover. 

Demonstration Of Sheer ...

... cretinism and malice of every single media-whore in the West. NYT continues to spread BS. I speak about it in my today's video, but before I present it, here is a stroll down the memory lane. Recall this--a run into the concrete wall of Kubler-Ross model at a full speed by US officer no less. So, naturally, he consumed BS and exposed himself an amateur, who was taught some basic things about AD and how to push buttons on consoles of Patriot PAC3. This drivel (fairy tales from 404) was written by US cadre officer, who, due to low professional level, couldn't understand that he was quoting 404 BS, quoted by ignorant cretins from US MSM. That was in 2023.    

The May 4 interception of a Russian Kinzhal hypersonic missile by one of Ukraine’s Patriot air defense systems in Kyiv has caused a significant stir in the international missile defense community. The ensuing saturation attack against Kyiv on May 16, which according to Russian sources was specifically aimed at knocking out a Patriot system, has only further underscored the significance of advanced missile defense systems in today’s evolving security landscape. This dramatic first-ever engagement between modern Western air defense systems and the hypersonic weapons specifically designed to defeat them was marked by contrails streaking the skies over Ukraine, literally and figurately underlining the significance of this latest technological revolution. The Kinzhal: Overhyped and Underperforming

Captain Mitchell teaches at USMA at West-Point. He should be teaching creative writing, but now we know the academic level of the US officer corps which now entered simultaneously into two permanent Kubler-Ross model--Denial and Depression. But if that hasn't been enough, get a load of this--khohol from NYT takes it to another level, telling how ... brave khohols, per khohols themselves, confused ... Oreshnik through GPS spoofing by Lima EW. 

Lima’s biggest achievement, he said, came on May 24, when two Oreshnik supersonic missiles were fired toward the Kyiv region. Russia has claimed that the Oreshnik, its newest and most expensive missile, moves so fast that American-made Patriot interceptors cannot stop it. A Night Guard member used the Lima Quant system to counter the missiles, after warnings from U.S. intelligence about an impending launch, Alchemist said. The first Oreshnik hit garages in the Kyiv region miles from any military target. The second split apart and landed in Russian-occupied territory, Alchemist said. Russia now appears to have mothballed both the Oreshnik and the Kinzhal. Alchemist invited us to see Lima in action. And that is how we found ourselves behind a Lima’d S.U.V.

Obviously, brainwashed hoi polloi will buy this crap, but I have news for consumers of all kinds of media excrement from US MSM. Oreshnik flies not by GPS, morons, it uses, among several guidance systems, GLONASS. But how those morons would know about it. Especially about exemplary accuracy of GLONASS in mid to high latitudes--precisely the locations, at and above 55 degrees of North latitudes where GPS begins to lose its accuracy. Take a look at the map. 

It tells the story, including that NYT calls Oreshnik "supersonic". They wouldn't know the difference. 

Well, No Surprise Here.

In fact, it is kinda expected. 

The U.S. Army raised eyebrows Tuesday after it touted the restoration of a memorial to a Nazi-era German tank regiment, without once mentioning World War II. In a report published Monday, U.S. Army Garrison Stuttgart — the Army command that runs U.S. military bases in and around Stuttgart, Germany — praised a local Scouting America project that restored the 8th Panzer Regiment Memorial on Panzer Kaserne — a U.S. military installation — in Böblingen, Germany. The report’s author, U.S. Army Public Affairs Specialist Balmina Sehra, called the weathered monument “a piece of local history” and framed the restoration as a symbol of German-American friendship. As flagged by independent journalist Ken Klippenstein, however, Sehra left out a critical detail regarding the memorial. “Uh, why is the U.S. Army celebrating the restoration of a memorial to a panzer regiment from Hitler’s Wehrmacht??” Klippenstein asked in a social media post on X to his more than 560,000 followers. “Army says the ceremony ‘recognizes the soldiers of 8th Panzer Regiment in anticipation of Veteran’s Day.’ That regiment fought Americans at Kasserine Pass in 1943. But the Army’s announcement makes no mention of World War II!”

The next step should be touting restoration of the monuments to SS formations and Gestapo operatives, how about in Langley? Hey, why not--a symbol of "German-American friendship". As per mentioning WW II, US Army and its personnel do not know about WW II beyond movie Patton and ramblings of idiots like Sarah Paine. But then again, US Army views on warfare and history have been shaped by Wehrmacht generals on salaries in the US Army History Departments. So, no surprise here. 

Jack Keane Is ...

 ... an exemplary American general. 

Meanwhile. 

Kiev now.