I think it's pretty likely that Trump will just accept Putin's maximalist demands as reasonable.

All the vids have them masked up.

Russian fake.

With Norks supporting Russia, it would make sense for Poland to deploy to guard Ukraine's border with Belarus, freeing up some AFU troops to go east.

Yeah. Look at the rest of the page.

Ukraine = nazis.
Fighting for Christianity.

Sad part is I know some folks who see that then get all fired up as it was on the internet.

Trump plays for image, and his image is mud if there's an oil shock causing a 20-40% hike in crude prices. I have no idea what the actual impact of cutting 2/3 of Russia's western oil exports would look like.

But of course, Trump is unpredictable, which is both a strength and a weakness. It's an improvement, anyway.

Freezing the war on current lines and continuing to receive military aid from the West is probably Ukraine's best near to medium term outcome at this point. Realistically, they don't have the capabilities to take back much occupied territory, and NATO membership is not happening any time soon (this was the case in 2022 and is especially the case now). We saw how difficult getting Sweden and Finland in was, and Ukraine under the current circumstances would be a different beast. Orban could essentially delay the process indefinitely.

My main concern lies in how this is actually achieved, especially considering who is in the upcoming administration. I can easily foresee Putin "negotiating" by advocating for his maximalist demands, Trump viewing them as reasonable, and then viewing Ukraine as being the unreasonable party for not accepting them. I also highly question whether Trump is actually committed to sending Ukraine more aid if Russia refuses to negotiate. I can also see Trump not wanting to look weak or potentially getting offended by Putin and then surging support (this is, after all, the same man who got pissed off at Assad and proposed killing him, only to get reigned in by members of his administration).

Now why would an account named 'Orthodox Canonist' promote Russian propaganda?

Russians bought campaign swag and they’re using it.





Well, Trump, as expected, won.

Now let's see how he will change his tune in mid-air.

And he will, definitely. These are the rules of the game.
Because elections are elections, and the cast-iron ass of reality is cast-iron.
Let me remind you that Trump promised to stop the war within 24 hours and lift sanctions against Russia if he wins.

But of course, somewhere very deep inside my soul as a callous realist, I really want to believe that things will get a little easier for us with his arrival. Well, or at least not get worse.)

https://t.me/fighter_bomber/18667

Don't worry, that's never stopped someone from sharing it as truth before.



One of the biggest early successes was the bridge not being blown, giving Russia a quick way to get inside the city.



That's something I brought up a year and a half ago. A peacekeeping force, if you will.



Tom Cotton would actually be a good move. That's why I wouldn't expect Trump to do that.



Entirely probable and likely.

The MIC was evil from 2020-2024. Now it's back to being in the good graces of people.



That depends. If Ukraine secures Nato membership when the war is over with the lines more or less frozen where they are I'd count it as a win.



Despite the pro-Russian commentators crooning about a Trump win I think your first point is correct.

Trump rightly called Biden out for his disastrous Afghan debacle.

What would Trump look like if his first year in office saw his own Afghan debacle?



The war started with the demands of Ukraine's complete capitulation and now is down to 4 oblasts.

Subject to change.



Ukraine is simply a poland from the early 90s. Once they become more westernized the economy will take off.



Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan are watching closely because they are one info op away from being the next "Deep state playground"


I agree. 83% of Ukraine is beyond Russia control. They still have port access and the famed "novorossiya" trumped by some of the pro-Russian crowd never materialized.

Now force Ukraine into Nato so Europe has to do their part

I don't have any beliefs that the Trump administration will support Ukraine at the level it needs. I am hesitant to write him off completely though. Obama made a few campaign promises that he backpeddeled on shortly after receiving his first post-election classified briefing. Hopefully he steps up and helps the Ukrainian people win the liberty they want and deserve.

If you read this thread you would know by now that Ukraine has only received 10% of the military aid the US has authorized this year.  That $6 billion Biden will authorize but will not make it to Ukraine before Trump gets into office.

Fiber optic cable is wound on a spool in a Chinese factory, for controlling Russian FPVs.
It takes 50 minutes to wind 10km of fiber.
The Russians claim 1300 coils were shipped last month, and the Chinese are adding more winding machines. https://t.co/khYj0izqLd pic.twitter.com/gi6dSWMVnp

— Roy\uD83C\uDDE8\uD83C\uDDE6 (@GrandpaRoy2) November 6, 2024

Videos.

Sweden rejects Baltic Sea wind farms, citing defence concerns By Reuters November 4, 2024



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Iraqi Channels are claiming that Sirens can be heard sounding at the U.S. Consulate near the City of Erbil in Northern Iraq, the last time this happened was the Night of the Israeli Attack against Iran. pic.twitter.com/BP3UjApewy

OSINTdefender  (@sentdefender) November 7, 2024

If trump stops the money and weapons? As soon as our help runs out the Ukraine military will be destroyed and Russia will burn, rape and loot where they want. Then they will install their own government to rule the country.

Yeah, no shit.

Trump has said that we are wasting billions of dollars because Zelensky refuses to accept a deal. And that any deal, even the worst deal, would be better than what is happening now. He has made his feelings on crystal clear. There isn't any reason to believe that voting for trump would get a different result.

Very smart. This thing doesn't have to be prolific all over the battle front. It just needs to be available for use against a Ukrainian position that can't be toppled because they have good active anti-drone electronics.

Oh wow. IDF found a Hezbollah a missile launching tunnel.

It no longer exists. Watch this strike. @MarioLeb79 pic.twitter.com/ZU44WbGiBV

Open Source Intel  (@Osint613) November 7, 2024

Scenes of the wreckage of an American drone that was shot down while carrying out hostilities in the airspace of Al-Jawf Governorate

#The news

https://t.me/YNmedia/1804

You're most likely correct.