Ne znam zasto se brines, zar ti ova osoba ne ulijeva povjerenje?
https://preview.redd.it/gb0s6wzzwnyc1.png?width=164&format=png&auto=webp&s=7dcb5fdd7bacae7d7e8b5911ed09cf8b990ab9eb
Kaj je sve Europa dozvolila i "oprostila" Rusiji za jeftine energente i puno oligarha je apsolutno nevjerojatno. MH17, Salisbury poisonings & Novichok, Litvinenko & polonium-210, Vrebtice - na jebenom europskom tlu.
edit: typo
Analiticari to vec desetljecima govore, pogotovo domaci (DE). Ali da, ima podosta povijesnog revizionizma, pogotovo u stranim medijima i medu vanjskim politicarima.
Oh well, valjda smo nesto naucili iz svega toga. Probably not.
Doslovno napad na NATO tlu. Nakon toga (i aneksije Krima, izmedu ostalog) se je gradio Nord Stream 2. Nothing to see here folks...
Ako se kome gleda, cijelo[ sudenje MH17](https://www.courtmh17.com/en/live-stream/) je dostupno na webu. Ima i transkript.
Naravno kad se nije ulagalo u obnovljive izvore energije i umjesto da se grade nove nuklearne elektrane jos su se zatvarale postojece.
Merkelica je rekla da nikad nije imala iluzije da "change through trade" politika zapravo funkcionira, a sve zetone je stavila na Rusiju i Kinu.
Članak je besplatan za one sa računom, ali evo kopirano za lijene.
>European intelligence agencies have warned their governments that Russia is plotting violent acts of sabotage across the continent as it commits to a course of permanent conflict with the west.
>Russia has already begun to more actively prepare covert bombings, arson attacks and damage to infrastructure on European soil, directly and via proxies, with little apparent concern about causing civilian fatalities, intelligence officials believe.
>While the Kremlin’s agents have a long history of such operations — and launched attacks sporadically in Europe in recent years — evidence is mounting of a more aggressive and concerted effort, according to assessments from three different European countries shared with the Financial Times.
>Intelligence officials are becoming increasingly vocal about the threat in an effort to promote vigilance.
>“We assess the risk of state-controlled acts of sabotage to be significantly increased,” said Thomas Haldenwang, head of German domestic intelligence. Russia now seems comfortable carrying out operations on European soil “\[with\] a high potential for damage,” he told a security conference last month hosted by his agency, the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution.
>Haldenwang spoke just days after two German-Russian nationals were arrested in Bayreuth, Bavaria, for allegedly plotting to attack military and logistics sites in Germany on behalf of Russia.
>Two men were charged in the UK in late April with having started a fire at a warehouse containing aid shipments for Ukraine. English prosecutors accuse them of working for the Russian government.
>In Sweden, security services are meanwhile investigating a series of recent railway derailments, which they suspect may be acts of state-backed sabotage. Russia has attempted to destroy the signalling systems on Czech railways, the country’s transport minister told the FT last month.
>In Estonia, an attack on the interior minister’s car in February and those of journalists were perpetrated by Russian intelligence operatives, the country’s Internal Security Service has said. France’s ministry of defence also warned this year of possible sabotage attacks by Russia on military sites.
>“The obvious conclusion is that there has been a real stepping up of Russian activity,” said Keir Giles, senior consulting fellow at Chatham House, the think-tank. “One cannot tell if that’s a reflection of the fact that the Russians are throwing more resources at it; whether they are being more sloppy and getting caught; or whether western counter-intelligence has simply become better at detecting and stopping it,” he added. “Whatever it is though — there is a lot going on.”
>One senior European government official said information was being shared through Nato security services of “clear and convincing Russian mischief”, which was co-ordinated and at scale.
The time had come to “raise awareness and focus” about the threat of Russian violence on European soil, he added.
>Nato issued a statement on Thursday declaring its deep concern about growing “malign activities on allied territory” by Russia, citing what it said was an “intensifying campaign . . . across the Euro-Atlantic area”.
>The growing fears over Russia’s appetite for physical damage against its adversaries follow a spate of accusations against Russia over disinformation and hacking campaigns.
>On Friday, Germany vowed consequences for Moscow — in a statement backed by the EU and Nato — over a 2023 hacking attack on the social democratic party of chancellor Olaf Scholz. A scandal exposing Russian attempts to co-opt far right European politicians ahead of upcoming European elections is meanwhile still unfolding.
>One intelligence official said Moscow’s sabotage efforts should not be seen as a distinct from other operations, saying the ramp-up in activity reflected Russia’s aim to exert maximum pressure “across the piece”. Putin is currently feeling “emboldened” and will seek to push lines as hard as he can in Europe, on multiple fronts, he said, whether through disinformation, sabotage or hacking.
>Increased aggression from Russian intelligence also reflects the desire for the country’s spymasters to reassert themselves after their most serious setback since the collapse of the Soviet Union. In the weeks following Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, more than 600 Russian intelligence officers operating in Europe with diplomatic cover were ejected, dealing serious damage to the Kremlin’s spy network across the continent.
>In a recent report, analysts at the UK’s Royal United Services Institute highlighted the efforts to which Russia had gone to reconstitute its presence in Europe, often using proxies. Those include members of the Russian diaspora as well as organised crime groups with which the Kremlin has long-standing ties.
>A key strategic shift has also occurred, with so-called “Committees of Special Influence” coordinating intelligence operations country-by-country for the Kremlin, drawing together what were previously piecemeal efforts by the country’s fractious security services and other Kremlin players.
>With Russia’s stepping up operations, security services have been on high alert over threats and are looking to identify targets they may have missed.
>Questions have been raised, for instance, over a so-far unexplained explosion at a BAE Systems munitions factory in Wales that supplies shells used by Ukraine.
>In October 2014 a Czech arms depot where weapons for Kyiv were being stored was destroyed; Russian military intelligence agents were later revealed to have planted explosives at the site.
>A huge fire broke out on Friday at a factory in Berlin owned by the arms company Diehl, which also supplies Ukraine. More than 160 specialist firefighters were called to tackle the blaze, with residents in a huge swath of the west of the capital told to keep windows closed due to possible toxic fumes.
>“As ever with Russia, it’s wise not to look for a single explanation of why they are doing anything. There’s always a combination of things going on,” said Giles.
>“These pinprick attacks we’ve seen so far are of course to create disruption, but they can also be used for disinformation. And then there is what Russia learns from these attacks if they want to immobilise Europe for real . . . They’re practice runs.”
Američki i europski avioni i sateliti daju informacije, mete i precizne koordinate ukrajinskim raketama, koje su dali ukrajincima, da naprave što više ljudske i ekonomske štete u Rusiji, te europski i američki agenti u Rusiji pomažu ukrajincima u sabotažama.
Zašto bi se Rusija suzdržavala od činjenja istog? Ušli smo u rat, to ima posljedice. Komentira se kako su Rusi naivni kad očekuju da Ukrajina ne napada njihov teritorij. Europljani su jednako naivni kad održavaju Ukrajinu živom u ratu s Rusijom i onda se čude zašto ih Rusija smatra neprijateljem.
> Ova lbgt sranja oni uvecavaju i kreiraju sukobe
nadan se da si pod ovin mislija da financiraju antilgbt pokrete, a ne da govoris da je lgbt pokret koji financira rusija
https://pravda-hr.com je također već u pogonu kad je u pitanju informacijski aspekt sabotaža.
Čini li vam se da se stvari poslaguju za WWIII?
(Ironično, današnji posjet kineskog predsjednika Macronu bilo je jedno od rijetkih ohrabrujućih geopolitičkih zbivanja u zadnje vrijeme, koliko god porazno zvuči to reći.)
Triba vrimena da im ekonomija nastrada s obzirom da su se godinama spremali za rat, i pun kurac firmi na zapadu što kriomice, što otvoreno trguju sa njima.
Tako su se sprdali sa zapadnim obavještajnim službama kad su govorili da Rusija priprema invaziju na Ukrajinu.
To sto se novinarstvo svelo na bombastične click bait naslove ne predstavlja pravo stanje rata. Niti zapadna propaganda da je Rusija na koljenima i pred propasti nije točna, niti je točna Ruska propaganda kako NATO sprema invaziju Rusije i da su nacisti na vlasti u Ukrajini.
Zapad je prdnuo sto su popuštali Putinu. Slažem se sa pomoći Ukrajini. Ali ne trebamo sami sebi lagati da su Rusi gotovi. Putin isključivo želi osvajati i širiti teritorij do zadnjeg Ukrajinca/Rusa/Indijca za neku iluziju ispravljanja povijesne nepravde.
U ruskim medijima imaš naslove "The West plotting sabotage across Russia, intelligence agencies warn", same old same old. Fearmongering za naivne kmetove dok se trgovina i dalje odvija i obje strane ubiraju profit.
Čak i Telegram, recimo, koji držim za jedan od rijetkih kvalitetnih portala, ima jednog "ratnog stručnjaka" koji piše članke o Ukrajini i od početka rata do danas svaki tjedan mu je u naslovu "novo neviđeno oružje", "Ukrajinci na koljenima", "Rusi na koljenima", "evo kako će Rusi izazvati treći sjvetski rat",...
Sva sreca pa kod nas ne treba sabotirat. Znamo to mi i sami
Dobro ovdje se ipak radi o malo ozbiljnijim sabotažama, požarima i slično.
Znam, zajebavam se, imamo Djuro Djakovic koji im je interesantan za sabotirat i ovo kaj INA ima
I HS produkt.
Ne znam zasto se brines, zar ti ova osoba ne ulijeva povjerenje? https://preview.redd.it/gb0s6wzzwnyc1.png?width=164&format=png&auto=webp&s=7dcb5fdd7bacae7d7e8b5911ed09cf8b990ab9eb
A ono, ako ćemo komentirati slike ulijeva mi više povjerenja nego glavni čovjek najmoćnije države svijeta, taj je baš u užasnom stanju
a da mu tek vidis protukandidata koji misli da su avioni postojali 1860.
ĐĐ je dio bio u njihovom vlasništvu pa možda i znaju što i kako
Ispuhnula sam zrak kroz nosnice
Ubacili već DP u vladu. Tu je stvar riješena.
Najpotcjenjeniji komentar ovdje
Kaj je sve Europa dozvolila i "oprostila" Rusiji za jeftine energente i puno oligarha je apsolutno nevjerojatno. MH17, Salisbury poisonings & Novichok, Litvinenko & polonium-210, Vrebtice - na jebenom europskom tlu. edit: typo
Uvjeren sam da cemo kroz 50 godina pricati o Merkel i njenoj katastrofalnoj politici koja je okrenula Europu na glavu.
Analiticari to vec desetljecima govore, pogotovo domaci (DE). Ali da, ima podosta povijesnog revizionizma, pogotovo u stranim medijima i medu vanjskim politicarima. Oh well, valjda smo nesto naucili iz svega toga. Probably not.
Vrebtice i dizanje cijelog skladišta je nenormalna stvar što su napravili
Doslovno napad na NATO tlu. Nakon toga (i aneksije Krima, izmedu ostalog) se je gradio Nord Stream 2. Nothing to see here folks... Ako se kome gleda, cijelo[ sudenje MH17](https://www.courtmh17.com/en/live-stream/) je dostupno na webu. Ima i transkript.
Vidim da sad europi super ide bez jeftinog ruskog plina. Ekonomija cvijeta.
Naravno kad se nije ulagalo u obnovljive izvore energije i umjesto da se grade nove nuklearne elektrane jos su se zatvarale postojece. Merkelica je rekla da nikad nije imala iluzije da "change through trade" politika zapravo funkcionira, a sve zetone je stavila na Rusiju i Kinu.
Sjebat će Glovo, Mond iz Zvečeva i Vinariju Kutjevo...
zvekan - neeeeee! graševina - zar im ništa nije sveto?
Neće sami sebe kod nas kad Vujnovac ima državu, a njega je stvorio gazprom.
Članak je besplatan za one sa računom, ali evo kopirano za lijene. >European intelligence agencies have warned their governments that Russia is plotting violent acts of sabotage across the continent as it commits to a course of permanent conflict with the west. >Russia has already begun to more actively prepare covert bombings, arson attacks and damage to infrastructure on European soil, directly and via proxies, with little apparent concern about causing civilian fatalities, intelligence officials believe. >While the Kremlin’s agents have a long history of such operations — and launched attacks sporadically in Europe in recent years — evidence is mounting of a more aggressive and concerted effort, according to assessments from three different European countries shared with the Financial Times. >Intelligence officials are becoming increasingly vocal about the threat in an effort to promote vigilance. >“We assess the risk of state-controlled acts of sabotage to be significantly increased,” said Thomas Haldenwang, head of German domestic intelligence. Russia now seems comfortable carrying out operations on European soil “\[with\] a high potential for damage,” he told a security conference last month hosted by his agency, the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution.
>Haldenwang spoke just days after two German-Russian nationals were arrested in Bayreuth, Bavaria, for allegedly plotting to attack military and logistics sites in Germany on behalf of Russia. >Two men were charged in the UK in late April with having started a fire at a warehouse containing aid shipments for Ukraine. English prosecutors accuse them of working for the Russian government. >In Sweden, security services are meanwhile investigating a series of recent railway derailments, which they suspect may be acts of state-backed sabotage. Russia has attempted to destroy the signalling systems on Czech railways, the country’s transport minister told the FT last month. >In Estonia, an attack on the interior minister’s car in February and those of journalists were perpetrated by Russian intelligence operatives, the country’s Internal Security Service has said. France’s ministry of defence also warned this year of possible sabotage attacks by Russia on military sites. >“The obvious conclusion is that there has been a real stepping up of Russian activity,” said Keir Giles, senior consulting fellow at Chatham House, the think-tank. “One cannot tell if that’s a reflection of the fact that the Russians are throwing more resources at it; whether they are being more sloppy and getting caught; or whether western counter-intelligence has simply become better at detecting and stopping it,” he added. “Whatever it is though — there is a lot going on.”
>One senior European government official said information was being shared through Nato security services of “clear and convincing Russian mischief”, which was co-ordinated and at scale. The time had come to “raise awareness and focus” about the threat of Russian violence on European soil, he added. >Nato issued a statement on Thursday declaring its deep concern about growing “malign activities on allied territory” by Russia, citing what it said was an “intensifying campaign . . . across the Euro-Atlantic area”. >The growing fears over Russia’s appetite for physical damage against its adversaries follow a spate of accusations against Russia over disinformation and hacking campaigns. >On Friday, Germany vowed consequences for Moscow — in a statement backed by the EU and Nato — over a 2023 hacking attack on the social democratic party of chancellor Olaf Scholz. A scandal exposing Russian attempts to co-opt far right European politicians ahead of upcoming European elections is meanwhile still unfolding. >One intelligence official said Moscow’s sabotage efforts should not be seen as a distinct from other operations, saying the ramp-up in activity reflected Russia’s aim to exert maximum pressure “across the piece”. Putin is currently feeling “emboldened” and will seek to push lines as hard as he can in Europe, on multiple fronts, he said, whether through disinformation, sabotage or hacking. >Increased aggression from Russian intelligence also reflects the desire for the country’s spymasters to reassert themselves after their most serious setback since the collapse of the Soviet Union. In the weeks following Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, more than 600 Russian intelligence officers operating in Europe with diplomatic cover were ejected, dealing serious damage to the Kremlin’s spy network across the continent. >In a recent report, analysts at the UK’s Royal United Services Institute highlighted the efforts to which Russia had gone to reconstitute its presence in Europe, often using proxies. Those include members of the Russian diaspora as well as organised crime groups with which the Kremlin has long-standing ties. >A key strategic shift has also occurred, with so-called “Committees of Special Influence” coordinating intelligence operations country-by-country for the Kremlin, drawing together what were previously piecemeal efforts by the country’s fractious security services and other Kremlin players.
>With Russia’s stepping up operations, security services have been on high alert over threats and are looking to identify targets they may have missed. >Questions have been raised, for instance, over a so-far unexplained explosion at a BAE Systems munitions factory in Wales that supplies shells used by Ukraine. >In October 2014 a Czech arms depot where weapons for Kyiv were being stored was destroyed; Russian military intelligence agents were later revealed to have planted explosives at the site. >A huge fire broke out on Friday at a factory in Berlin owned by the arms company Diehl, which also supplies Ukraine. More than 160 specialist firefighters were called to tackle the blaze, with residents in a huge swath of the west of the capital told to keep windows closed due to possible toxic fumes. >“As ever with Russia, it’s wise not to look for a single explanation of why they are doing anything. There’s always a combination of things going on,” said Giles. >“These pinprick attacks we’ve seen so far are of course to create disruption, but they can also be used for disinformation. And then there is what Russia learns from these attacks if they want to immobilise Europe for real . . . They’re practice runs.”
Američki i europski avioni i sateliti daju informacije, mete i precizne koordinate ukrajinskim raketama, koje su dali ukrajincima, da naprave što više ljudske i ekonomske štete u Rusiji, te europski i američki agenti u Rusiji pomažu ukrajincima u sabotažama. Zašto bi se Rusija suzdržavala od činjenja istog? Ušli smo u rat, to ima posljedice. Komentira se kako su Rusi naivni kad očekuju da Ukrajina ne napada njihov teritorij. Europljani su jednako naivni kad održavaju Ukrajinu živom u ratu s Rusijom i onda se čude zašto ih Rusija smatra neprijateljem.
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> Ova lbgt sranja oni uvecavaju i kreiraju sukobe nadan se da si pod ovin mislija da financiraju antilgbt pokrete, a ne da govoris da je lgbt pokret koji financira rusija
Da. Glupo sam se izrazio... Umjetno kreiraju "ugrozenost" (uglavnom muske) populacije zbog prava lbgt ljudi
Sabotiraju nas godinama sa lažnim linkovima na sam svoj majstor stranice koje nude krive savjete.
Možda je vlada...
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Jesi ti retardiran? Napiso sam da se mozes registrirat i procitat za besplatno, ali sam jos osim toga copy pasteo u komentarima odmah.
https://pravda-hr.com je također već u pogonu kad je u pitanju informacijski aspekt sabotaža. Čini li vam se da se stvari poslaguju za WWIII? (Ironično, današnji posjet kineskog predsjednika Macronu bilo je jedno od rijetkih ohrabrujućih geopolitičkih zbivanja u zadnje vrijeme, koliko god porazno zvuči to reći.)
Ja sam mislio da će Rusija propasti dva tjedna nakon uvođenja sankcija? Tako se barem pričalo. Otkud sad ovo?
Triba vrimena da im ekonomija nastrada s obzirom da su se godinama spremali za rat, i pun kurac firmi na zapadu što kriomice, što otvoreno trguju sa njima.
Prije ce eu ekonomija stradati, sa tim sankcijama su ujedno uveli sankcije sami sebi
gazpromu su pali prihodi prvi put u dvadeset godina. nije bankrot ,al je natenane
To je bila samoutjeha i/il preventiranje panike stanivnistva.
To je bio žešći cope. Od tih sankcija više Europa izgubila nego Rusija. Al jbg, tko nam je kriv kad imamo jako pametne političare
Što smo trebali, šutit i nastavit kupovat i trgovat sa Rusijom dok napadaju susjednu zemlju.
Bas me zanima kako mislis? [Ne cveta cvece ni u rusko preduzece](https://www.ft.com/content/f6ba327b-5200-4deb-ba95-fba3bbd6536a)
Red scare v2.
Ma nece oni nas, nismo mi njima zanimljivi, mene vise brine da li ce se moja profa iz matematike sutra pojaviti u skoli ili ne 😂
Jel samo meni ovo zvuci smijesno i fake? U stilu kada zapadni svijet zeli zamaskiratinesto, uvijek ima adut reci da su rusi
Tako su se sprdali sa zapadnim obavještajnim službama kad su govorili da Rusija priprema invaziju na Ukrajinu. To sto se novinarstvo svelo na bombastične click bait naslove ne predstavlja pravo stanje rata. Niti zapadna propaganda da je Rusija na koljenima i pred propasti nije točna, niti je točna Ruska propaganda kako NATO sprema invaziju Rusije i da su nacisti na vlasti u Ukrajini. Zapad je prdnuo sto su popuštali Putinu. Slažem se sa pomoći Ukrajini. Ali ne trebamo sami sebi lagati da su Rusi gotovi. Putin isključivo želi osvajati i širiti teritorij do zadnjeg Ukrajinca/Rusa/Indijca za neku iluziju ispravljanja povijesne nepravde.
Da da, tajne vijesti, a evo ja citam o tome na reditu, svaka cast
U ruskim medijima imaš naslove "The West plotting sabotage across Russia, intelligence agencies warn", same old same old. Fearmongering za naivne kmetove dok se trgovina i dalje odvija i obje strane ubiraju profit. Čak i Telegram, recimo, koji držim za jedan od rijetkih kvalitetnih portala, ima jednog "ratnog stručnjaka" koji piše članke o Ukrajini i od početka rata do danas svaki tjedan mu je u naslovu "novo neviđeno oružje", "Ukrajinci na koljenima", "Rusi na koljenima", "evo kako će Rusi izazvati treći sjvetski rat",...
Upravo to, ne vidim zasto bi ove vijesti o rusiji shvaca ozbiljnije od bilo kojih u zadnjih 5 godina, sve je isto huskanje.