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The EU is surprised that Russia may confiscate €127B of Western assets in response to the use of its frozen assets.

This comes after the EU was once again surprised when China sanctioned the EU following Denmark’s seizure of a Chinese company.

I guess we are in for more surprises in the future

https://x.com/ekwufinance/status/2007905195326333017

A UE não confiscou, congelou os ativos, não se apropriou deles, nem o podia fazer.
Usou sim os juros desses ativos

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Performance anxiety: How US strikes in Venezuela exposed weak Russian air defence systems
Repeated failures highlight limits of Russian-made air defences

https://www.euractiv.com/news/performance-anxiety-how-us-strikes-in-venezuela-exposed-weak-russian-air-defence-systems/

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As of December 2025, Russia's national government debt reached approximately 449.1 billion USD. This amount represents about 16.40% of the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for that year.
 Trading Economics CEIC Data
Current Status of Russian Sovereign Debt
Total National Government Debt
As of December 2025, Russia's national government debt reached $449.1 billion.
This figure represents an increase from $440.1 billion in the previous month.

Um aumento de 9 MM num só mês?  . Vai tudo bem, vai..   

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Putin–Epstein: The Connection Nobody Explains

In this video, we dig into the Putin–Epstein connection and the claims swirling around it—then separate what’s asserted from what’s actually supported by documents and reporting. We walk through the information ecosystem: RT-style framing versus what the records suggest, allegations about honey-trap pipelines and strategic kompromat, and why certain names and institutions keep appearing in the same orbit.

We also look at how this story gets laundered through international coverage, what lawmakers are saying about the FBI and related figures, and why the “1,000+ mentions” talking point matters (and how to think about it responsibly). Finally, we widen the lens to the broader geopolitical moment—why this is resurfacing now, what it may be distracting from, and how to keep your footing when the headlines are designed to trigger outrage instead of understanding.