Ukraine.

[clarke-connolly]

They will continue destroying the lives, services and the standard of living for the European people in order to continue the proxy war against Russia started by Joe Biden and Boris Johnson.

Ex-NATO boss calls to sacrifice health and education to fund Ukraine​

Jens Stoltenberg has claimed Western Europe must continue sending billions more to Kiev no matter the cost

Norway's Minister of Finance and former Secretary General of NATO Jens Stoltenberg. © Getty Images / Per Ole Hagen; Redferns


Western Europe must keep sending billions in aid to Ukraine even if it comes at the expense of health services and education provision to citizens, former NATO Secretary General and current Norwegian Finance Minister Jens Stoltenberg, has said.
Stoltenberg, who led the military bloc from 2014 to 2024 and oversaw the deterioration of the Ukraine crisis into a full-scale conflict in 2022, addressed the Warsaw Security Forum on Tuesday. His remarks echoed previous calls by his successor, Mark Rutte, to cut social spending in order to further aid Kiev.
”I know that one additional billion to Ukraine or one billion extra to national defense is one billion less to other good purposes like health, education and infrastructure. But we must remember that the highest cost is to let Putin win,” he said.
Stoltenberg was a strong backer of Ukraine’s failed bloc-membership bid and of developing NATO-compatible infrastructure in Ukraine – measures that Russia has repeatedly cited as root causes of the conflict.
He intensified calls for Ukraine to be admitted to the bloc following the escalation of the conflict in February 2022, and urged members to increase military and financial backing for Kiev.

At the forum, he boasted that, since he took over the Finance Ministry, Norway – one of the world’s richest countries – has tripled its military support to Ukraine and significantly raised defense spending.
His remarks come as Western European governments are ramping up military expenditures, citing an alleged threat from Russia.
Moscow has firmly rejected accusations that it plans to attack NATO or any EU states, calling such claims a pretext to justify inflated military budgets at the expense of social programs.
Russian officials have accused Western leaders of stoking Russophobic hysteria and preparing for war. Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has said Moscow is concerned that certain officials in NATO and the EU “are beginning to seriously talk about a third world war as a potential scenario.”

Ex-NATO boss calls to sacrifice health and education to fund Ukraine

Former NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has urged unlimited spending on Ukraine despite trade-offs with health and education

www.rt.com

This is sort of along the lines of, paying a Hitman to kill you ! ! !

 

[Haven]

https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidkirichenko/2025/10/01/russias-fuel-crisis-deepens-as-kremlin-warns-gas-station-owners/

 

[Wolf]

Jeez, Pervert is really concerned about some Russians having a shortage of petrol and diesel.
Any day now, within two weeks or something.

 

[Wolf]

Meanwhile, in Neo-Naziland...

Zelensky declares assassinated neo-Nazi ‘hero of Ukraine’​

MP Andrey Parubiy was gunned down in Lviv earlier this year by a man who said he did it out of hate for the government

FILE PHOTO: Andrey Parubiy. © Sergii Kharchenko / NurPhoto via Getty Images


Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky has posthumously awarded late neo-Nazi politician Andrey Parubiy with the country’s top honor, conferring him a ‘hero of Ukraine’.
Zelensky signed a decree on Wednesday, citing the neo-Nazi MP’s “outstanding personal merits in the establishment of independent Ukraine and strengthening its statehood, and many years of political and public activity.”
Parubiy, a former speaker of the Ukrainian Rada, was assassinated on a street in the Western Ukrainian city of Lviv in August. The suspect, who was apprehended shortly after, confessed that he had killed Parubiy out of resentment for the Ukrainian government. The Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) has classified all details of the murder investigation.
READ MORE: Polish president proposes criminalizing promotion of Ukrainian Nazi collaborators
Parubiy co-founded the neo-Nazi Ukrainian National Socialist Party in 1991, and coordinated paramilitaries in Kiev during the Western-backed Maidan coup, which toppled Ukraine’s democratically elected government in 2014. He was also reportedly responsible for organizing the radicals which burned 42 anti-Maidan activists alive in the Odessa Trade Unions House massacre later that year.

According to an aide to Ukraine’s prosecutor general during the coup, Andrey Telizhenko, Parubiy was “responsible for closing down the case and destroying the evidence [of] his involvement” in the “terrorist attack.”
The neo-Nazi politician also “directly ordered” strikes on civilians in Donbass, and “pushed to provoke the civil war in eastern Ukraine, which has now led to a massive conflict,” Telizhenko told RT in August.
Moscow has long prioritized the denazification of Ukraine as one of its key peace demands, insisting that the rights of Russian-speakers in the country be protected, and Kiev’s “racist” laws repealed

 

[Wolf]

Thanks to Pervert for getting me to take a look at this.

Current price for diesel in Ireland €1,77 per litre, current price in Russia €0.74 per litre.
Petrol, Ireland €1.85, current price in Russia €0.65 per litre.

Diesel prices around the world, 29-Sep-2025 | GlobalPetrolPrices.com

Diesel prices by country using official data sources.

www.globalpetrolprices.com

 

[Wolf]

War may be wank material for perverts but is disastrous for normal decent people.

EU leaders ‘want to go to war’ with Russia – Orban​

Hungary will continue to oppose bellicose proposals pushed by Ukraine’s supporters, the prime minister has pledged

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, Dublin, Ireland, September 6, 2025. © Ben McShane / Sportsfile via Getty Images

The EU leadership appears intent on pushing the bloc into a war with Russia, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Thursday.
In a post on X, the long-time critic of Western policy on Ukraine warned that “outright pro-war proposals are on the table,” citing discussions at an informal summit of EU leaders in Copenhagen this week.
“They want to hand over EU funds to Ukraine. They are trying to accelerate Ukraine’s accession with all kinds of legal tricks. They want to finance arms deliveries. All these proposals clearly show that the Brusselians want to go to war,” Orban wrote, pledging that Budapest would oppose such measures.
The Copenhagen meeting was convened after a series of unidentified drone sightings across Europe. Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said her government could not determine the origin of the aircraft but claimed that “we can at least conclude that there is primarily one country that poses a threat to Europe’s security – and that is Russia.”

EU leaders met to debate the idea of a “drone wall,” a vaguely defined system meant to counter aerial threats. Media reports suggested the talks yielded little progress, with Politico saying the session fell into a “familiar stalemate” and Bloomberg describing the drone wall as more of a “PR label” than a practical plan.
Moscow, meanwhile, has accused Ukraine and its European backers of staging provocations to escalate tensions. Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) claimed this week that the recent drone incursion into Polish airspace – blamed on Moscow by Warsaw – was actually a Ukrainian false-flag operation and predicted more such incidents ahead.
READ MORE: EU ‘drone wall’ summit was ‘talking shop’ – Politico
The EU leadership continues to push for stronger support of Kiev and deeper militarization of member states. As part of this agenda, Brussels has sought to limit the veto power of dissenting nations such as Hungary on foreign and security policy decisions.

 

[Haven]

Russia getting close to triggering article 5.

• Polish authorities detained GRU suspect who buried cans packed with explosives in Łódź cemeteries: Gazeta Wyborcza
• Investigators suspect cans, which fit with drones, were intended for Russian "acts of terror"
• Five Russian nationals probed in Germany after evidence of sabotage was found on their cargo vessel "Scanlark"
• "Scanlark" raided by German special forces in early September after alleged drone launch for spying: NDR
• French PM Lecornu hailed the commandos who arrested two crew members of suspected Russian "shadow fleet" tanker
• "Borocay" ship raided by French navy at Saint-Nazaire over the weekend as part of an investigation into its flag
• Recent drone disruptions in Denmark, Norway, Germany still under investigation, with Russia the prime suspect

 

[Wolf]

Jaysus, perverted EU establishment bootlicker's propaganda really has gone to the dogs.

 

[Wolf]

Ukraine’s Patriots can’t tackle Russian missiles – FT​

Increased maneuverability has become “a game changer,” sources have told the paper

FILE PHOTO. © Shaul Schwarz / Getty Images


The Russian military has modified its missiles to better evade Ukrainian air defenses, including US-made Patriot systems – often seen as a key linchpin of Kiev’s shield – the Financial Times reported on Thursday, citing officials in Kiev and the West.
According to officials interviewed by the FT, Russian missiles can now follow a normal arc before veering into a steep terminal dive or executing maneuvers that “confuse and avoid” Patriot interceptors. The outlet cited recent strikes against Ukrainian drone facilities as a strong indication that Russia has likely upgraded the Iskander-M mobile system and the air-launched Kinzhal.
One former Ukrainian official called the added maneuverability “a game changer for Russia,” the newspaper reported, adding that deliveries of US-supplied Patriot interceptors, essentially the only weapon in Ukraine’s arsenal capable of tackling Moscow’s ballistic missiles, are not coming as quickly as planned.

The paper also noted that data released by the Ukrainian Air Force shows that the rate of interception of Russian ballistic missiles improved over the summer, reaching 37% in August, but then fell to just 6% in September.
Ukraine shares data on Patriot battlefield performance with the Pentagon and weapons producers, according to the FT. Officials told the outlet that while efforts are being made to improve the Patriots’ performance, they often lag behind Moscow’s evolving tactics.
Ukraine’s Air Force flagged similar concerns in May. Spokesman Yury Ignat said that the ballistic trajectories of the Iskander-M missiles “have been improved and modernized” while the projectiles could fire off radar decoys. He also complained that Ukraine’s domestically designed air defenses are unable to shoot down most of the Russian missiles, while those produced in the West are used to cover key infrastructure and other high-priority targets.
Moscow has repeatedly said its strikes only target military-related infrastructure, defense industry, and troop deployment bases and are never aimed at civilians.