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[MMaria]

The Ukrainian parliament has erupted again:
 European Solidarity blocked the Rada tribune, demanding the government’s resignation.
The session was suspended.
Let’s be honest: this isn’t “normal political tension”.
This is what a system in free fall looks like.
For months the cracks were visible:
– collapsing morale on the front
– suspended elections
– internal accusations
– corruption scandals
– ministers quitting or fleeing
– Western support shrinking
– peace talks happening without Ukraine or the EU at the table

Now the collapse has entered the parliament itself.
Zelensky’s government has lost internal legitimacy.
It’s no longer a political problem — it’s a structural one.
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https://x.com/Marcorio61O/status/1995842241013674055

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[MMaria]

El BCE se niega a respaldar el préstamo de 140.000 millones de la UE a Ucrania

El banco central considera imposible cumplir la propuesta de la Comisión Europea de respaldar un préstamo de 140.000 millones para la región ucraniana garantizado por activos rusos congelados desde 2022

https://www.elconfidencial.com/economia/2025-12-02/bce-se-niega-a-respaldar-el-prestamo-ucrania_4258742/

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El BCE se niega a respaldar el préstamo de 140.000 millones de la UE a Ucrania

El banco central considera imposible cumplir la propuesta de la Comisión Europea de respaldar un préstamo de 140.000 millones para la región ucraniana garantizado por activos rusos congelados desde 2022

https://www.elconfidencial.com/economia/2025-12-02/bce-se-niega-a-respaldar-el-prestamo-ucrania_4258742/

Não há problema, o Duarte vai doar o salário dele 

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El BCE se niega a respaldar el préstamo de 140.000 millones de la UE a Ucrania

El banco central considera imposible cumplir la propuesta de la Comisión Europea de respaldar un préstamo de 140.000 millones para la región ucraniana garantizado por activos rusos congelados desde 2022

https://www.elconfidencial.com/economia/2025-12-02/bce-se-niega-a-respaldar-el-prestamo-ucrania_4258742/

al concluir que la propuesta de la Comisión Europea violaría su mandato, según informa Financial Times

Que coisa terrível, ainda há quem se preocupe com a legalidade das decisões. Se fosse em Moscovo não havia qualquer problema...

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Situation inside Ukraine can be characterized as PANIC.

Anti-corruption agency just opened cases against 70 MPs from Zelensky’s party.

His entire team is leaving him - being seen next to Zelensky is now toxic. Neither Trump nor Putin want to meet Zelensky. Everyone knows he’s been given the black mark and is seen globally as corrupt.
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https://x.com/Panchenko_X/status/1996192741508645286

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Situation inside Ukraine can be characterized as PANIC.

Anti-corruption agency just opened cases against 70 MPs from Zelensky’s party.

His entire team is leaving him - being seen next to Zelensky is now toxic. Neither Trump nor Putin want to meet Zelensky. Everyone knows he’s been given the black mark and is seen globally as corrupt.
...

https://x.com/Panchenko_X/status/1996192741508645286

Sim, sim!!!!
Esta notícia de treta só pode ser verdade.......

2 pormenores que demonstram de onde vem essa informação:
- Os políticos fogem de Zelensky por causa dos casos de corrupção....... mas é para não serem apanhados? Porque se os casos são denunciados.......

Outra:
- Os políticos ucranianos fogem para os EUA e rússia para negociarem e trazerem dinheiro para a Ucrãnia....... claro que sim, um país que está em guerra com a rússia, leva imediatamente os políticos a quererem negociar com o inimigo na expectativa de serem logo rotulados de traidores!!!!!
Mas a cereja é os políticos Ucranianos irem a Moscovo buscar dinheiro........ meu caro, ou não percebe nada do que se passa à sua volta ou percebia que a única entidade que financia a Ucrãnia actualmente é a UE e os seus países + meia dúzia e nenhum deles é a rússia nem os EUA, como o anormal do Trump deixa bem claro!!!!!

Lixo de notícia!

[Cabeça de Martelo]

The former commander of the Russian Ground Forces, General Chirkin, made some rather startling admissions in a live interview:

"There are goals in every war, and in this special military operation, the President of the Russian Federation set the goals of denazification and demilitarization. Any goals are achieved through the solution of a succession of problems -- tactical, operational, and strategic -- which we have been trying to see since the start of this military operation. To be honest, I do not intend to criticize anyone, but I think that Russia, yet again, was not ready for a war, just like it had not been in previous years, in previous centuries. Moreover, we had the traditional underestimation of the opponent and overestimation of our own military.

If you recall, in February 2022, everyone was saying that the war would be over in three days. We will finish them off anytime now. Something like the Tbilisi Syndrome, and the events of the five-days war with Georgia, but unfortunately it did not turn out that way.

I would assign a failing grade to the entire Russian intelligence community. In essence, the country's leadership was given -- I would say -- false information that 70% of the Ukrainian population is with us and 30% is against us. It turned out exactly the opposite: 30 for us and 70 against. [That's actually a wild overestimate as well. If we take the support for Medvedchuk's party OPZZh as an indicator of pro-Russian sentiment throughout 2021 and early 2022, it was between 10% and 14%.]

We all know what this led to: literally during the first few weeks, we were taught a serious harsh lesson, and the former Minister of Defense tried to find a face-saving exit from the situation, calling what was happening a "gesture of goodwill." [This is a key admission as Kremlin shills and Moscow always talk about the withdrawal after the failure to capture Kyiv as if it was done to facilitate negotiations. Note that the General is prevaricating a bit here too: it wasn't Shoigu who called it a "gesture of goodwill" but Kremlin spokesman Peskov, who also explicitly tied it to "creating favorable conditions for negotiations" and said that Putin had ordered the withdrawal for that purpose. I wrote about this on March 28, saying that the need to withdraw must have come from the miltiary, which had realized the original plan had failed, and then the Kremlin had to put a positive spin on it: https://slantchev.wordpress.com/2022/03/28/putin-and-the-generals]

Our army knows how many dead, wounded, and maimed people we left there, and I think that this sorty has not been fully revealed yet. [At this point, the visibly shaken host says, with a breaking voice, "To be honest, I did not expect this turn of events and this sort of frankness at the very beginning of our conversation." He has reason to be fearful: what the General just said would definitely be "discrediting the armed forces" and punishable by lengthy prison time.]"

The only prominent person talking like that used to be everyone's favorite war criminal and Russian imperial doomer Igor Girkin, and even though many milbloggers had been echoing his analyses, this is the first time that I am aware of that an actual General has said the same thing out loud.

He basically confirmed what many of us have been saying all along: Putin was misled by rosy estimates of the prospects of victory and support for Russia among Ukrainians, and made the worst strategic error one can image.