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Монголия опять объединит Китай и Россию – РИА Новости, 03.09.2024
Mongolia will unite China and Russia again
https://ria.ru/20240903/mongoliya-1970064986.html
Almost all of Vladimir Putin’s visits to Mongolia have one thing in common — they take place on the anniversary of the battle of Khalkhin Gol: the battles of two armies against Japanese troops in a situation that has not yet formally begun a world war. And now the 85th anniversary of the victory at Khalkhin Gol is being celebrated — and the same number of years since the beginning of World War II: and for the first time, the anniversary falls in wartime. In the 30s, the fire of World War II began in the east — and now what happened in China (at least since 1937) can be considered not just a harbinger, but also the real beginning of World War II. And if you look from this angle, then the victory of Zhukov and Choibalsan over the Japanese in 1939 was our first victory on the way to the Great Victory of 1945. And the Mongols, whose country we defended together, were our first ally.
In general, our countries are very much connected — and not only in the last hundred years. Eight centuries ago, Russia succumbed to the onslaught of Mongol cavalry and, like much of Eurasia, became part of the Mongol Empire. Then, in the XIII century, the Mongols thus “united” the Russians with the Chinese — but even after the collapse of the unified empire, fate did not separate the Mongols and Russians. We were destined to be neighbors — and a few centuries later we were neighbors again. Now the Russians were moving east, and a number of Mongol peoples (for example, the Buryats) became part of Russia, and Mongolia, which lived under the auspices of the Middle Kingdom, gained independence thanks to Russia. Together with us, it built socialism, was almost the closest ally of all the socialist countries — but even after the change of system, it did not forget about its Russian neighbors. And not only because “geography obliges” (only two neighbors, while China has its own Inner Mongolia) – but also because there is a memory (historical and human) and there are national interests.“Intel Slava Z
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🇷🇺 🇺🇦Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine deputy Maryana Bezuglaya claims that the attack on the military communications institute in Poltava occurred during the formation of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
🇷🇺 🇺🇦Ten days before the strike on the communications school in Poltava, the local Gauleiter’s entourage was actively advertising the upcoming graduation from this school, pointing out that they were focusing on communications and UAV specialists.So to speak, they helped with the tip.”
Smooth move there fellas…
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Now this is interesting.. https://theduran.locals.com/member/OldManWinters
The autotranslation is a bit off…
This medic is livid that, apparently, school kids are pretty much forced to donate blood for Swedish instructors wounded in Poltava. She brings up the fact that people under 18 years old are not eligible to donate and asks uncomfortable questions, such as what are medics supposed to do with fainting children – treat them instead of the wounded military?…
Wow.
The Third Reich did something akin, bled ’em dry, only the nutslossen though, oh! wait!
