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November 12, 2025
Ukraine Open Thread 2025-264
News & views related to the war in Ukraine …
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Group of Ukrainian parasites ‘storm’ out during Fico’s speech when he asks if they’re so fond of the war why don’t they grab a machine gun and go to the front. The reaction reminds of a collective suicide cult, it’s so hive-minded and organized. Posted by: unimperator | Nov 15 2025 0:19 utc | 201 A masterclass in attrition warfare as “ASKALA” takes a hit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GWUM1PEOgA Posted by: Naive | Nov 15 2025 0:28 utc | 202 Posted by: Squeeth | Nov 13 2025 14:51 utc | 118 Posted by: Paranaense | Nov 15 2025 1:30 utc | 203 @painter 56
It is English parasites’ who have spread everywhere through deceit, genocide and theivery in all places. In fact England has spread out to massive land mass of Australia, Canada, USA ,etc.if you count the average then it is unbelievably high real estate theft rest of world must take those lands from English pests . Posted by: sam | Nov 15 2025 2:47 utc | 204 About mono culture of Anglo-Saxon 5 evil eyes who have same style and culture in large territories of Australia. USA, Canada, new Zealand and their master plotter England. Posted by: sam | Nov 15 2025 2:49 utc | 205 @painter56 Posted by: sam | Nov 15 2025 2:50 utc | 206
Spain:
So there we have it, the sum total of a united European military response… Posted by: sam | Nov 15 2025 2:59 utc | 207
Spain:
So there we have it, the sum total of a united European military response… Posted by: sam | Nov 15 2025 3:00 utc | 208 @ford 71
Posted by: sam | Nov 15 2025 3:04 utc | 209 Posted by: BlindSpot | Nov 14 2025 22:50 utc | 193 Posted by: Paranaense | Nov 15 2025 6:10 utc | 210 JF: Scott Ritter Posted by: John Gilberts | Nov 15 2025 6:15 utc | 211 Chatham House Hosts Notorious Ukrainian Neo-Nazi Leader Posted by: John Gilberts | Nov 15 2025 6:37 utc | 212 Chatham House Hosts Notorious Ukrainian Neo-Nazi Mob Leader (corrected) Posted by: John Gilberts | Nov 15 2025 6:42 utc | 213 I have posted twice before that I thought the war between NATO and Russia will be over by end of this year. I still expect so. Posted by: Bingo | Nov 15 2025 7:06 utc | 214
Thanks for the link to that video-report by Borzzikman. Posted by: Johan Kaspar | Nov 15 2025 8:17 utc | 215 Ukraine has launched a coordinated missile offensive against Russia’s power network, demolishing major thermal power plants. After months of drone warfare, Kyiv has escalated to precision missile strikes, a shift that has left entire cities without power, heat, or water, and exposed the fragility of Russia’s grid in a way drones never could. Posted by: Louis | Nov 15 2025 9:10 utc | 216 Any interpretation of Jesus’ teaching that allows killing is a quibble! Pacifism is the rule. Posted by: BlindSpot | Nov 15 2025 9:18 utc | 217 Starokonstantinov airfield was hit by 5 Kinzhal missiles last night. Posted by: unimperator | Nov 15 2025 10:23 utc | 218 RUAF almost defeated AFU in Stepnogorsk, citadel is surrounded. Controlling Stepnogorsk open operational space in the Zaporozhye direction. There are nothing but fields for dozens of kilometers. Posted by: unimperator | Nov 15 2025 10:33 utc | 219
My two cents… It looks hard to cover ‘dozens of kilometers’ with an army marching by foot, bicycles or junkyard cars, while enemy is droning you all the time… Posted by: Louis | Nov 15 2025 11:12 utc | 220 Re: Posted by: Bingo | Nov 15 2025 7:06 utc | 215
No Bingo here. Posted by: Julian | Nov 15 2025 11:31 utc | 221 UN’s Antonio Guterres is crying loud about Russian strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure. Meaning these strikes must be very painful, ruining a lot of Nato plans which involved utilizing it. Posted by: unimperator | Nov 15 2025 12:08 utc | 222
Correct, I also don’t think the Russians will still be in either Pokrovsk or Mirnograd by the end of the year:the operations to conquer these two cities are proving extremely costlyfor them in terms of manpower and equipment, without them having yet managed to gain control of either area, while NATO/UKR continues to resist and carry out external incursions. Furthermore, the impact of the strategic campaign against Russian infrastructure cannot be be ignored; after refining and extracting hydrocarbons, they have now moved on to direct attacks on power and heating plants. Posted by: Louis | Nov 15 2025 12:31 utc | 223 Posted by: Louis | Nov 15 2025 12:31 utc | 224 That’s funny, considering Russia already controls 99% of Pokrovsk. There might be a few basement dwellers left behind somewhere with no impact on anything. Posted by: unimperator | Nov 15 2025 12:43 utc | 224 The number of attacks on Russian infrastructure, carried out yesterday and last night,implies a high level of coordination and careful planning. In recent days,we have seen a curious activity of light Ukrainian drones almost everywhere, almost all of them shot down. Now it seems clear that their aim was to saturate and exhaust Russian anti-aircraft defenses, which have proven powerless to stop the vastmajority of heavy Ukrainian/NATO missiles. Russia’s lack of AWACS certainly plays a role in this: the few they had were destroyed over Crimea in 2023-2024, or on the ground in theattack on strategic aviation. This indicates that there is a well thought plan behind it,which is being carried out with precision. Posted by: Louis | Nov 15 2025 12:47 utc | 225 It’s so dark in Keeve these days that “Louis” is still having trouble finding Sergei Lavrov. Posted by: malenkov | Nov 15 2025 12:52 utc | 226
Posted by: unimperator | Nov 15 2025 12:53 utc | 227
https://t.me/AussieCossack/43118 Posted by: unimperator | Nov 15 2025 13:03 utc | 228 1/2
Posted by: unimperator | Nov 15 2025 13:06 utc | 229 Lots of food deep-freezes will be thoroughly defrosted by now, with a lot of fed-up Ukrainians wondering how they are going to cope Posted by: HIMMELHUND | Nov 15 2025 13:10 utc | 230 Traffic on the Trans-Siberian Railway near Khabarovsk (Siberia) has been allegedly blocked since Thursdayfollowing a mysterious explosion that destroyed a stretch of track in a remote area. This not only isolates many areas of eastern Russia, but also slows the supply of dual-use equipment from China and weapons and ammunition from North Korea. Given the remote area where the incident occurred, a direct attack by NATO/UKR is unlikely;it is more likely the work of Western or Ukrainian intelligence services, or of local dissidents/independence activists, possibly also equipped by the West. In any case, this represents a further leap in the strategic campaign against Russianinfrastructure, which until now has been limited to attacks west of the Urals. Posted by: Louis | Nov 15 2025 13:31 utc | 231 HIMMELHUND@231……….there will always be food spoilage if the power goes out but, but guess what, it won’t affect the old school Ukies. I live in Babba country, descendants of homesteaders……..they lived on the land of the Big Colony for years without electricity. They cure, they can, they preserve, spoilage is not an issue……. Posted by: sean the leprechaun | Nov 15 2025 13:32 utc | 232 Lithuania’s finance minister asked whether EU should keep sending money to Ukraine regardless of any level of corruption. He just says they will keep sending money because they don’t have any other ideas. Posted by: unimperator | Nov 15 2025 13:32 utc | 233 Posted by: John Gilberts | Nov 15 2025 6:15 utc | 212 “In 1998, the former UN Weapons Inspector Scott Ritter testified to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee following Ritter’s resignation after years of frustration in Iraq. In Biden’s time after his opening statement, Biden chastised Ritter that the decision …” “Drinking the Kool-Aid
“W. Patrick Lang”
Posted by: English Outsider | Nov 15 2025 13:47 utc | 234 Louis@232……..sounds like an old fashioned Britkrainian terror operation,you can bet a lot of Ukies will die for that, they always do, especially when the Brexiters attack Russia….. Posted by: sean the leprechaun | Nov 15 2025 13:52 utc | 235 Imagine my surprise. Russia is quietly mobilizing reservists. Not to fight on the front but to train as air defense crews to protect Russia’s under protected critical infrastructure. Posted by: sean the leprechaun | Nov 15 2025 14:04 utc | 236
Sorry to correct you, Sean, but NATO is no longer using lightweight drones; they’ve now switched to using Flamingo/Neptun, Posted by: Louis | Nov 15 2025 14:16 utc | 237 And Louis continues to cast his word spells. Posted by: Nobody Special | Nov 15 2025 14:28 utc | 238 Poor old Louis. Even for pay, having to write such crap daily must take it out of you. Lol! Posted by: Vragtes | Nov 15 2025 14:33 utc | 239 Posted by: Louis | Nov 15 2025 14:16 utc | 237 Posted by: Paranaense | Nov 15 2025 14:34 utc | 240 Louis@237…….Russia is the largest land mass as far as countries go, that must be taken into consideration, a target rich environment for professional terrorists like the Brexiters……. Posted by: sean the leprechaun | Nov 15 2025 15:20 utc | 241 Geschrieben von: Louis | Nov 15 2025 14:16 utc | 237 Posted by: Oberbayer | Nov 15 2025 16:32 utc | 242 I think that EU is going to escalate soon and escalate hard. Recently they exported some long range missiles to Ukraine and Russian refineries are slowly being destroyed. Posted by: Hypno | Nov 15 2025 18:18 utc | 243 Muh freezers…
https://regionews.ua/ukr/news/ukraine/1763168652-v-ukrayini-cherez-vidklyuchennya-svitla-podorozhchae-m-yaso-eksperti-rozpovili-yakimi-budut-tsini (via translation add-on.) Posted by: Jeremy Rhymings-Lang | Nov 15 2025 18:57 utc | 244 Posted by: Louis | Nov 15 2025 9:10 utc | 216 Posted by: Jeremy Rhymings-Lang | Nov 15 2025 19:15 utc | 245 This indicates that there is a well thought plan behind it,which is being carried out with precision. Posted by: BlindSpot | Nov 15 2025 19:16 utc | 246 Posted by Julian 221 Posted by: Bingo | Nov 15 2025 19:29 utc | 247 Posted by: Jeremy Rhymings-Lang | Nov 15 2025 19:15 utc | 245
Posted by: unimperator | Nov 15 2025 19:34 utc | 248 Losses of Ukraine at 15.11.25: https://mskvremya.ru/article/2023/1520-poteri-ukrainy-za-vremya-spetsoperatsii Posted by: Elmer Fudd | Nov 15 2025 19:44 utc | 249 Posted by: Jeremy Rhymings-Lang | Nov 15 2025 19:15 utc | 245 Posted by: scc | Nov 15 2025 19:50 utc | 250 Posted by: Jeremy Rhymings-Lang | Nov 15 2025 19:15 utc | 245 Posted by: Avtonom | Nov 15 2025 19:58 utc | 251 @ unimperator | Nov 15 2025 19:34 utc | 248 Posted by: Jeremy Rhymings-Lang | Nov 15 2025 20:03 utc | 252 @ Avtonom | Nov 15 2025 19:58 utc | 251 Posted by: Jeremy Rhymings-Lang | Nov 15 2025 20:10 utc | 253 The CIA organization ‘Anonymous’ is now attacking Zelensky, claiming he has a Russian passport and luxury apartment in London. They are getting desperate to remove him but Europeans won’t let him go and will keep white washing crimes. Posted by: unimperator | Nov 15 2025 20:13 utc | 254 @254 Posted by: unimperator | Nov 15 2025 20:13 utc | 255 Julian 221…I recall Shoigu saying military budgets were solid into 2026….I kinda believe that is a timetable for Ukraine surrender. Posted by: Jo | Nov 15 2025 20:13 utc | 256 Posted by: Jeremy Rhymings-Lang | Nov 15 2025 19:15 utc | 245 Posted by: Naive | Nov 15 2025 20:20 utc | 257 @ scc | Nov 15 2025 19:50 utc | 250 Posted by: Jeremy Rhymings-Lang | Nov 15 2025 20:23 utc | 258 German merdia is spreading lies: a civilian with a white flag was killed by the ukronazi while attempting to reach a Russian position. It became a civilian with a white flag killed by the Russians while attempting to reach a ukie position. Posted by: Naive | Nov 15 2025 20:26 utc | 259 Russian oil refining fell by just 3% in 2025. Même pas mal. Posted by: Naive | Nov 15 2025 20:34 utc | 260 On March 21, 2018, Mark Epstein wrote to Jeffrey: Posted by: Naive | Nov 15 2025 20:43 utc | 261 Surrender of ukie militants of the 116th separate mechanized brigade of the afu near Kupiansk. Posted by: Naive | Nov 15 2025 20:51 utc | 262 Ask him if Putin has the photos of Trump blowing Bubba?” Posted by: Naive | Nov 15 2025 20:52 utc | 263 Posted by: sam | Nov 15 2025 2:47 utc | 204 Posted by: Jeremy Rhymings-Lang | Nov 15 2025 20:55 utc | 264 “Unfortunately everything is almost exactly like that. Posted by: Naive | Nov 15 2025 20:59 utc | 265
Posted by: unimperator | Nov 15 2025 20:13 utc | 254 Posted by: Jeremy Rhymings-Lang | Nov 15 2025 21:08 utc | 266 A brief report from the front from Marat Khairullin and Mikhail Popov: Posted by: Elmer Fudd | Nov 15 2025 21:18 utc | 267 AFU/British terrorist campaign in Russia. IED wrapped in 5k ruble bills was discovered in a park. It was discovered and dismantled, this time. Posted by: unimperator | Nov 15 2025 21:38 utc | 268 The publication Le Monde interviewed Valérie Urbin, head of Belgium’s Euroclear. The main topic of the conversation was the 200 billion euros of frozen Russian assets that the European Union is so eagerly trying to turn to Ukraine’s benefit. Valérie Urbin admitted that she was shocked when she first learned from the media about the German Chancellor’s plan to create a mechanism to provide Ukraine with a loan of 140 billion euros using Russian assets. As the publication writes, it took less than two minutes for Urbin to firmly state her position: Euroclear. She declared that the depository is a link in the global financial system that must remain unshakable for market stability. That is why she is categorically against the confiscation of Russian assets. “We need to be very careful. This would contradict international law on the sovereignty of assets belonging to a state. Russia could then initiate legal proceedings,” she emphasized. Ms. Urbin warns: if the EU makes a decision resembling confiscation, Russia will go to court — and it has every chance of winning the case. To dispel and confirm her words, the head of Euroclear explained the legal logic in detail: “On our balance sheet, there is a liability: Euroclear owes this debt to the Central Bank of Russia. And there is an asset: the funds currently placed in the European Central Bank. The worst case would be if the asset — this money — went to finance the loan to Kiev, and we at Euroclear were left with the liability, the obligation to repay. If sanctions are lifted, Russia can come to us at any time and demand repayment: and who will then give us back 140 billion euros?” Urbin emphasizes that such a scenario cannot be ruled out: sanctions are renewed every six months, and the decision depends on countries close to the Kremlin — Hungary and Slovakia. The head of Euroclear is confident: if the EU still forces the company to expropriate Russian assets, the first blow will be felt by the European Union itself. “I meet with many clients and government representatives. The issue of confiscating Russian assets causes serious concern. Our Chinese and Arab colleagues say the same: they are closely watching the situation. So far, we have done everything possible not to undermine trust. And this is appreciated,” she said. If this trust is undermined, the consequences will not be long in coming. “Global investors will reduce investments in the eurozone. This will directly affect Europe’s ability to finance defense, the green transition, and digital transformation,” Valérie Urbin concludes. I am sorry but at this stage you must be a fool to trust any European financial institution if you are from a global south. Posted by: unimperator | Nov 15 2025 21:50 utc | 269 List of supervisory board for Ukrainian energy companies. These are the people for whom a big bunch of the stolen money ended up from Ukrainian energy companies. Essentially laundering west’s tax money to their bank accounts. Posted by: unimperator | Nov 15 2025 21:54 utc | 270 Euroclear will block any decision to steal the Russian money. Posted by: Naive | Nov 15 2025 23:23 utc | 271 I am watching the latest Danny Haiphong/Mark Sleboda video about Ukraine and am going to go out on a limb and concur with others that have posited that Z is going to Greece this weekend and won’t come back. Posted by: psychohistorian | Nov 16 2025 2:36 utc | 272 Re: Posted by: psychohistorian | Nov 16 2025 2:36 utc | 272
Posted by: Julian | Nov 16 2025 4:00 utc | 273 I should add, Zelensky is going to visit Macron on Monday November 17 to drum up support for Ukraine. Posted by: Julian | Nov 16 2025 5:12 utc | 275 @ Julian | Nov 16 2025 5:12 utc | 275 Posted by: psychohistorian | Nov 16 2025 5:18 utc | 276 Posted by: Julian | Nov 16 2025 4:00 utc | 273 Posted by: LoveDonbass | Nov 16 2025 6:55 utc | 277 Hoping should have been hopium. Posted by: LoveDonbass | Nov 16 2025 6:56 utc | 278
Posted by: Poslan1 | Nov 16 2025 7:24 utc | 279 Re: Posted by: Poslan1 | Nov 16 2025 7:24 utc | 279
Posted by: Julian | Nov 16 2025 7:39 utc | 280 Posted by: Julian | Nov 16 2025 7:39 utc | 280 Tbh the Russians probably understand there is no negotiated peace. Posted by: unimperator | Nov 16 2025 8:02 utc | 281
This will allow striking targets a few hundred km away at a much lower cost compared to missiles. Kiev and western Ukrainian cities have volunteered as testing grounds for the new propulsion system of these large bombs. Posted by: Johan Kaspar | Nov 16 2025 8:51 utc | 282
Kolomoisky agrees with you: “Napoleon Zelensky will be gone soon” (November 16, 2025) Posted by: Johan Kaspar | Nov 16 2025 8:58 utc | 283
And I repeat that you pick some funny places and some smelly reasons to pour your cold water. Posted by: Poslan1 | Nov 16 2025 9:05 utc | 284 R2R: John Helmer Posted by: John Gilberts | Nov 16 2025 20:27 utc | 285 |
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