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BREAKING: INVASION HAS BEGUN..... Putin's "3-day war"... NOW... 1 YEAR 338 DAYS ...WAGNER HEAD SAYS GROUP STANDING DOWN AFTER CLAIMS OF DEAL

playahaitian

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International Criminal Court to open probe into possible war crimes in Ukraine
Ukrainian officials announced Monday that dozens of civilians were killed and hundreds more wounded when Russian forces began firing at civilian areas in Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second-largest city. Oleh Synehubov, head of the Kharkiv Regional State Administration, called the attacks "a war crime," saying "the Russian enemy is shelling entire residential areas of Kharkiv, where there is no critical infrastructure, where there are no positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine that the Russians could aim at." Delegations from Ukraine and Russia met in Belarus on Monday morning in an attempt to negotiate a ceasefire, as Russia’s stock exchange remains closed and the ruble plummets.



What you need to know
- Fighting and missile attacks continue in multiple cities - On Monday, Putin told French President Emmanuel Macron he'll stop strikes against civilian targets, according to the Elysée - President Zelenskyy has asked the European Union to fast track Ukraine’s entry into the bloc - The ruble plummets as countries continue to escalate sanctions on Russia’s economy


 
madgoose

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Mixd said:
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I'll leave this taster here so I can find it later,

"In secret, they continued their Satanic child blood and sacrifice rituals, and trusted Baal to give them the whole world and all its riches, as they claimed he had promised them, as long as they kept bleeding out and sacrificing children and infants for him."

 
Mixd

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So...

Does cutting Russia off from SWIFT, does that mean tons of companies won't be able to pay debt payments to the banks? So who's winning.

Why not cut off buying oil and gas.

Cause Europe and the USA surely isn't stopping buying from them.
 
Mask

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darth frosty said:
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Mixd said:
So...

Does cutting Russia off from SWIFT, does that mean tons of companies won't be able to pay debt payments to the banks? So who's winning.

Why not cut off buying oil and gas.

Cause Europe and the USA surely isn't stopping buying from them.
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dawg seem like these swift problems gonna fuck over many Latin American countries

Also heard it likely add strength and value to the system that was made to mirror swift

don’t remember If it’s a Chinese system or not
 
Mixd

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Mask said:
dawg seem like these swift problems gonna fuck over many Latin American countries

Also heard it likely add strength and value to the system that was made to mirror swift

don’t remember If it’s a Chinese system or not
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China has CIPS replacing SWIFT and their money is gold/asset backed.

Russia has a similar system as well and is gold/asset backed also.

So cutting them off is just helping them to globally move all off fiat based currencies.

These countries are playing chess on levels destroying the central bank dependencies.

Don't know if some get that. But that's what this is about
 
Llano

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Speaking of drones, I'm surprised Russia isn't using any or is it that they don't really have drone technology like the U.S? It seems that would be the most efficient way to get in Ukraine and get control instead of getting so many of their troops on foot and in tanks killed already.

From what experts are saying, Russia does have the largest army but from a tactical & skilled standpoint they are really behind. Putin must of really thought bringing in all those troops/ tanks would have made the Ukrainians lay down without a fight :smh:
 
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Russia's ruble worth less than 1 cent after West tightens sanctions

Russia's currency is tumbling after Western nations on Saturday agreed to put crippling sanctions on the country's financial sector in retaliation for its invasion of Ukraine.


The ruble fell about 30% against the dollar Monday — making it worth less than 1 U.S. cent — after the U.S., European Union and United Kingdom announced moves to block some Russian banks from the SWIFT international payment system and to restrict Russia's use of its massive foreign currency reserves. The system is used to move billions of dollars around more than 11,000 banks and other financial institutions around the world.

The ruble recovered ground after Russia's central bank sharply raised its key interest rate Monday to shore up the currency and prevent a run on banks. But it was trading at a record low 105.27 per dollar, down from about 84 per dollar late Friday.

A weaker ruble could cause inflation to surge, potentially angering Russians whose budgets will be stretched by soaring prices. It will also add to strains across Russia's financial system.

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