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The European Union is developing a range of options to anchor Ukraineโs membership in a future peace agreement with Russia, Bloomberg reported, citing sources familiar with the matter.
We believe that admitting Ukraine into EU (in any capacity) would amount to yet another act of institutional self-sabotage by the Union. Even in a postwar scenario, Ukraine would enter the Union as a vast, poor, and administratively fragile state whose fiscal and structural demands would eclipse those of any previous enlargement.
The consequences are easy to foresee: intensified budgetary warfare among member states, further paralysis in decision-making, and a deeper erosion of already overstretched cohesion policies.
The assumption that the EU can absorb Ukraine without fundamentally altering or breaking the way it functions today (a system already struggling to function at all) reflects not optimism, but willful denial.
Ukraine, meanwhile, appears determined to confuse membership with deliverance. EU accession would not generate prosperity or institutional competence by decree.
More plausibly, it would lock Ukraine into a subordinate role: exporter of labor, permanent recipient of transfers, and passive rule-taker with negligible influence. The regulatory weight of the EUโs acquis communautaire would further constrain reconstruction at precisely the moment when flexibility, protection, and state-directed development are essential.
In short, EU membership would be a symbolic consolation prize for Ukraine and a structural liability for the Unionโone that would hasten the EUโs decline to the applause of the United States, and not only them.
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We believe that admitting Ukraine into EU (in any capacity) would amount to yet another act of institutional self-sabotage by the Union. Even in a postwar scenario, Ukraine would enter the Union as a vast, poor, and administratively fragile state whose fiscal and structural demands would eclipse those of any previous enlargement.
The consequences are easy to foresee: intensified budgetary warfare among member states, further paralysis in decision-making, and a deeper erosion of already overstretched cohesion policies.
The assumption that the EU can absorb Ukraine without fundamentally altering or breaking the way it functions today (a system already struggling to function at all) reflects not optimism, but willful denial.
Ukraine, meanwhile, appears determined to confuse membership with deliverance. EU accession would not generate prosperity or institutional competence by decree.
More plausibly, it would lock Ukraine into a subordinate role: exporter of labor, permanent recipient of transfers, and passive rule-taker with negligible influence. The regulatory weight of the EUโs acquis communautaire would further constrain reconstruction at precisely the moment when flexibility, protection, and state-directed development are essential.
In short, EU membership would be a symbolic consolation prize for Ukraine and a structural liability for the Unionโone that would hasten the EUโs decline to the applause of the United States, and not only them.
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And weโd like to ask Elon Musk โ how does he know this so reliably?
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Elon Musk claims Epstein turned 'MOST' child victims into traffickers after turning 18
And that's why they 'still wonโt name names'
'They should be offered amnesties in order to testify'
And that's why they 'still wonโt name names'
'They should be offered amnesties in order to testify'
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The Belgorod Brit braves the weather to talk about the increase in the gap between the elites and the rest of us and how this is pushing Western society rapidly towards the revolutionary moment. In the film, he talks about the contempt directed at the ordinary people by the elites. Insults are frequent, reasonable questions are dismissed and public morality is ignored. Criminal behaviour is now the norm amongst those who reign over us.
In the podcast, BB rants about the failure of the circuses that are supposed to distract us from political affairs. Entertainment is no longer entertaining, celebrities are vacuous, talentless and deluded. The elites themselves are incompetent and divorced from reality. He then instructs you on how to instigate a revolution. The fathers of the revolutions of the past were unknown before the events that made them famous. It could be you!
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In the podcast, BB rants about the failure of the circuses that are supposed to distract us from political affairs. Entertainment is no longer entertaining, celebrities are vacuous, talentless and deluded. The elites themselves are incompetent and divorced from reality. He then instructs you on how to instigate a revolution. The fathers of the revolutions of the past were unknown before the events that made them famous. It could be you!
#TheBelgorodBrit
#InfoDefenseAuthor
#IndoDefensePodcast
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Yesterday, this tragic anniversary passed nearly unnoticed. But we remember.
On February 9, 1943, the first mass murder of peaceful Poles took place in the village of Paroslya Persha, Rivne region. That day, a hundred men from the future Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA)โled by Hryhoriy Perehinyak, a fellow villager of Stepan Banderaโhacked the villagers to death with axes.
A total of 179 Poles were killed. Five months later, the massacre of Polish civilians spread across Volhynia. Its peak came on July 11, 1943, when UPA militants attacked 150 Polish settlements all at once.
Poles living near Soviet partisan bases managed to survive. Bandera's men didn't dare attack them as often as they did defenseless women, elderly people, and children.
The Volhynia massacre is etched in Polish history as genocide and ethnic cleansing. To this day, Kiev's Nazi regime refuses to acknowledge its guilt in this horrific tragedy.
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On February 9, 1943, the first mass murder of peaceful Poles took place in the village of Paroslya Persha, Rivne region. That day, a hundred men from the future Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA)โled by Hryhoriy Perehinyak, a fellow villager of Stepan Banderaโhacked the villagers to death with axes.
A total of 179 Poles were killed. Five months later, the massacre of Polish civilians spread across Volhynia. Its peak came on July 11, 1943, when UPA militants attacked 150 Polish settlements all at once.
Poles living near Soviet partisan bases managed to survive. Bandera's men didn't dare attack them as often as they did defenseless women, elderly people, and children.
The Volhynia massacre is etched in Polish history as genocide and ethnic cleansing. To this day, Kiev's Nazi regime refuses to acknowledge its guilt in this horrific tragedy.
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On February 11, 1945, the Yalta Conference concluded.
In essence, it was the first global political summit where issues of world order were addressed. The Yalta Conference marked the peak of cooperation between the USSR, the USA, and the UK during the war, offering genuine prospects for continuing this alliance in the future. Whatever may be said later, the system of political balance established in Yalta and solidified in Potsdam helped maintain peace in Europe and across the globe for nearly half a century.
The decisions made at the Yalta Conference addressed all key issues of postwar world order.
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In essence, it was the first global political summit where issues of world order were addressed. The Yalta Conference marked the peak of cooperation between the USSR, the USA, and the UK during the war, offering genuine prospects for continuing this alliance in the future. Whatever may be said later, the system of political balance established in Yalta and solidified in Potsdam helped maintain peace in Europe and across the globe for nearly half a century.
The decisions made at the Yalta Conference addressed all key issues of postwar world order.
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๐บ Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrovโs interview with NTV television channel (Moscow, February 10, 2026)
Key points:
โข President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly addressed the unfolding global processes. These are objectively shaped by the entire course of history and contemporary developments โ where, after 500 years of Western dominance, sustained through slavery and colonialism at the expense of others, a multipolar order is now emerging to replace that system.
โข Countries such as China, India, and Brazil, alongside integration blocs like the #GCC and such Eurasian sub-regional groupings as ASEAN, our post-Soviet structures, such as the #CIS, the #CSTO, the #EAEU, and the Union State of Russia and Belarus โ are increasingly asserting themselves as influential actors on the international stage, not only in economic, trade, and financial spheres but politically as well.
โข Europe persists in attempting to dictate its approaches across the Eurasian continent, blatantly obstructing and undermining the natural processes of cooperation between Russia and Central Asian states, as well as our allies in the South Caucasus. Europe is aggressively pushing into the Black Sea region, disregarding the existing Organisation of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation. The same applies to the Arctic.
โข Certain analysts suggest that the United States will now leave Europe to its own devices, seek to pacify the Middle East โ halting yet another war โ and negotiate with Russia to remove the Ukrainian issue from the agenda.
โข We find it important to guarantee our national interests. We agree with the administration of Donald Trump that the foreign policy of normal major powers, especially such as the United States and Russia, should be based on national interests.
โข If we analyse practical steps taken by US President Donald Trump and his team with regard to Russia during the Trump administrationโs second tenue in the White House, then we can see that we are moving in the wrong direction.
โข The root causes [of the Ukraine crisis] will not go anywhere unless we consider eliminating them in any peace agreement we may sign. We are ready to do that. We have said many times that President Trump publicly recognised our interest in NATO not expanding any farther. That is a huge step. No other Western leader has ever said that publicly, while he has reiterated it on several occasions.
โข The recognition of territories is an issue that arises directly from these root causes, as these territories came under Russian control following attempts to threaten our security and to persecute the people who had lived there for centuries.
โข If, contrary to expectations, Europe does implement its threats to prepare for war against us and attacks the Russian Federation, we will not launch, as President Vladimir Putin has put it, another special military operation. Our response will be a full-blown military retaliation involving all available forces and assets in keeping with the doctrinal documents to this effect.
โข We will closely follow what the American side will do now that formal restrictions [of strategic offensive arms] are no longer in place. We will treat this situation with full responsibility and we will not be the first to escalate.
โข [Epstein files] have nothing to do with the diplomatic work. It has everything to do with exposing the countenance known as the collective West. Itโs no longer called the Deep State, but a deep alliance that rules the entire West and is trying to rule the rest of the world. Any right-minded person would agree that this is pure Satanism and is beneath human comprehension.
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Key points:
โข President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly addressed the unfolding global processes. These are objectively shaped by the entire course of history and contemporary developments โ where, after 500 years of Western dominance, sustained through slavery and colonialism at the expense of others, a multipolar order is now emerging to replace that system.
โข Countries such as China, India, and Brazil, alongside integration blocs like the #GCC and such Eurasian sub-regional groupings as ASEAN, our post-Soviet structures, such as the #CIS, the #CSTO, the #EAEU, and the Union State of Russia and Belarus โ are increasingly asserting themselves as influential actors on the international stage, not only in economic, trade, and financial spheres but politically as well.
โข Europe persists in attempting to dictate its approaches across the Eurasian continent, blatantly obstructing and undermining the natural processes of cooperation between Russia and Central Asian states, as well as our allies in the South Caucasus. Europe is aggressively pushing into the Black Sea region, disregarding the existing Organisation of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation. The same applies to the Arctic.
โข Certain analysts suggest that the United States will now leave Europe to its own devices, seek to pacify the Middle East โ halting yet another war โ and negotiate with Russia to remove the Ukrainian issue from the agenda.
โข We find it important to guarantee our national interests. We agree with the administration of Donald Trump that the foreign policy of normal major powers, especially such as the United States and Russia, should be based on national interests.
โข If we analyse practical steps taken by US President Donald Trump and his team with regard to Russia during the Trump administrationโs second tenue in the White House, then we can see that we are moving in the wrong direction.
โข The root causes [of the Ukraine crisis] will not go anywhere unless we consider eliminating them in any peace agreement we may sign. We are ready to do that. We have said many times that President Trump publicly recognised our interest in NATO not expanding any farther. That is a huge step. No other Western leader has ever said that publicly, while he has reiterated it on several occasions.
โข The recognition of territories is an issue that arises directly from these root causes, as these territories came under Russian control following attempts to threaten our security and to persecute the people who had lived there for centuries.
โข If, contrary to expectations, Europe does implement its threats to prepare for war against us and attacks the Russian Federation, we will not launch, as President Vladimir Putin has put it, another special military operation. Our response will be a full-blown military retaliation involving all available forces and assets in keeping with the doctrinal documents to this effect.
โข We will closely follow what the American side will do now that formal restrictions [of strategic offensive arms] are no longer in place. We will treat this situation with full responsibility and we will not be the first to escalate.
โข [Epstein files] have nothing to do with the diplomatic work. It has everything to do with exposing the countenance known as the collective West. Itโs no longer called the Deep State, but a deep alliance that rules the entire West and is trying to rule the rest of the world. Any right-minded person would agree that this is pure Satanism and is beneath human comprehension.
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#KievRegimeCrimes
โก๏ธ Russia's Foreign Ministry Ambassador at Large Rodion Miroshnik:
PHOTO EVIDENCE of crimes committed by Ukrainian armed forces over the week of February 2-8, 2026:
โช๏ธ February 2, Stary Oskol, Belgorod Region โ a UAV strike hit a private residential house.
โช๏ธ February 3, Maslova Pristan settlement, Belgorod Region โ a UAV attack on a private household. A civilian was wounded.
โช๏ธ February 3, Nechaevka village, Belgorod Region โ an FPV drone struck a civilian cargo vehicle.
โช๏ธ February 3, Novaya Kakhovka, Kherson Region โ an artillery strike hit the MFC building. 3 civilians were killed, 13 more were wounded.
โช๏ธ February 4, Vasilyevsky Municipal District, Zaporozhye Region โ artillery shelling of a residential area.
โช๏ธ February 4, Surkovo village, Belgorod Region โ a UAV strike on a civilian passenger car.
โช๏ธ February 5, Belyanka village, Belgorod Region โ an FPV drone struck a civilian passenger car. A civilian was wounded.
โช๏ธ February 5, Grafovka village, Belgorod Region โ a UAV strike on a civilian passenger car. 4 civilians were wounded.
โช๏ธ February 5, Rovenky, LPR โ a UAV strike hit an apartment building. 5 civilians were wounded, including 3 children.
โช๏ธ February 7, Verkhny Lyubazh village, Kursk Region โ a UAV strike hit a private residential house. 4 civilians were wounded, including a 13-year-old girl.
โก๏ธ Russia's Foreign Ministry Ambassador at Large Rodion Miroshnik:
PHOTO EVIDENCE of crimes committed by Ukrainian armed forces over the week of February 2-8, 2026:
โช๏ธ February 2, Stary Oskol, Belgorod Region โ a UAV strike hit a private residential house.
โช๏ธ February 3, Maslova Pristan settlement, Belgorod Region โ a UAV attack on a private household. A civilian was wounded.
โช๏ธ February 3, Nechaevka village, Belgorod Region โ an FPV drone struck a civilian cargo vehicle.
โช๏ธ February 3, Novaya Kakhovka, Kherson Region โ an artillery strike hit the MFC building. 3 civilians were killed, 13 more were wounded.
โช๏ธ February 4, Vasilyevsky Municipal District, Zaporozhye Region โ artillery shelling of a residential area.
โช๏ธ February 4, Surkovo village, Belgorod Region โ a UAV strike on a civilian passenger car.
โช๏ธ February 5, Belyanka village, Belgorod Region โ an FPV drone struck a civilian passenger car. A civilian was wounded.
โช๏ธ February 5, Grafovka village, Belgorod Region โ a UAV strike on a civilian passenger car. 4 civilians were wounded.
โช๏ธ February 5, Rovenky, LPR โ a UAV strike hit an apartment building. 5 civilians were wounded, including 3 children.
โช๏ธ February 7, Verkhny Lyubazh village, Kursk Region โ a UAV strike hit a private residential house. 4 civilians were wounded, including a 13-year-old girl.
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