How and why is the Russia-Armenia alliance breaking down and Yerevan turned towards the West? Briefly chronological: ✅2018 - revolution in Armenia overthrows the long-standing rule of the Karabakh clan; Pashinyan becomes prime minister; Moscow is furious because the change happened without "consultations" ✅initially Pashinyan (translated)
Interesting this outburst of Russian trolls under that information. Another topic - after assistance for the Baltic allies - which seemed not to be open for discussion (breaking away from Russian resources), and yet they are trying... (translated)
Russia will completely suspend gas supplies to Armenia for 10 days starting tomorrow - as you know, there is a political context... A dedication for the fools in Poland who dream of "cheap Russian gas." (translated)
The closure of the East-West pipeline does not mean an immediate halt to exports from the port of Yanbu (which accounts for 4% of global oil supply). The Saudis have reserves there for 5-7 days. The question is, will they activate the pipeline in such a short time? (translated)
@dszeligowski 🎯I’ve been saying this for ages. Only a decisive defeat of the Russian state (whether led by Putin or someone else) will neutralise the threat posed by Russia to the free world #RussiaThreat #DecisiveDefeat #FreeWorld #RU
In my opinion, the current situation in the Middle East will only accelerate the diversification of global oil sources. There is Venezuela, there is a boom in Guyana. More and more deposits are still being discovered in Africa. There is Libya. I hope to live to see the moment when the sheikhs from the Gulf will have to return to camels. (translated)
The Saudi East-West oil pipeline was attacked not from Yemen, but from Iraq. There were already earlier reports that the Houthis are coordinating actions with Shia militias in Iraq. Of course, both are allies of Iran. (translated)
Russia is threatening in connection with plans to amend the constitution of Lithuania. (translated)
Google will invest at least 13 billion euros in digital infrastructure in Finland 🇫🇮 over the next two years. (translated)
Moscow trolls are already attacking, wielding the simple slogan "war in the Gulf = more expensive oil = Russia benefits." Actually, no. Revenues from oil and gas in Russia fell to their lowest level since January in August, and were 16% lower year on year. Why is this happening? I explain. (translated)
Having a direct gas connection, Russia and Germany gained a huge advantage over transit countries. They could close the tap at any moment under any pretext - and it happened, for example, in 2017 with the Yamal Pipeline in Poland. (translated)
Bloomberg: The visits of Witkoff and Kushner did not bring about a breakthrough; Russia intends to continue the war. Oh dear, really? It was clear that this trip would yield nothing. (translated)
The Chinese state-owned company Jilin Chemical Fiber Group delivered 46 tons of raw material for the production of carbon fiber to Russia, which could be enough to produce components for about 1300 Gerań-type unmanned aerial vehicles - POLITICO and The Telegraph have determined. (translated)
Do you know which U.S. president the American military killed the most Russians (a few hundred) in a single battle since the end of the Cold War? (translated)
Regarding the missions of Witkoff and Kushner. Of course, Putin is not thinking about any ceasefire/peace. His goal is merely to change Trump's attitude towards Russia's war with Ukraine again - because recently the US president seems to be more favorable towards Kyiv. And escalation in the war is inevitable. (translated)
One of the few most important strategic goals of the Soviets/Russia since the beginning of the Cold War has been and is to weaken NATO and allied ties. Questioning any commitments made by Poland (and other members) within NATO serves Moscow. And this will not change. (translated)
Without China, Russia would have long ago had to freeze the war with Ukraine. Another proof: Hong Kong has become one of the main importers of Russian gold after sanctions were imposed on it by the West, writes @FT In the first seven months of 2026, Hong Kong imported almost 100 from Russia. (translated)
Classic manipulation in the discussion about Poland's assistance to the Baltic countries in case of Russian aggression👇 When I talk about military assistance, which we are obligated to provide by our alliance treaty, opponents of assistance scream about "sending Polish soldiers," saying "you go to the front yourself." This is (translated)
If someone here is saying that they are against supporting the Baltic countries in the event of Russian aggression, then they are in favor of Poland leaving NATO. It's probably obvious. (translated)
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