Congratulations to our marine "Predator" with another enemy air target hit near Ugledar.
The Su-25 attack aircraft of the Armed Forces of Ukraine could not hide from the Igla MANPADS missile, accurately fired by our Pacific Fleet air defense sniper.
Unique footage of video and radio communications from the front line at the time of the destruction of an enemy attack aircraft
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俄对美英德法波乌等战争之Bakhmut之战，和然后，和中国，和宇宙，和其他
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We publish a request from the editors of YKTIMES. EN and answer:
Hello, Evgeny Viktorovich.
You are concerned about the editor of the YKTIMES website. EN Vladimir Nifontov. Today, information began to spread in Yakutia that six mobilized Yakutians were forcibly forced to sign contracts with the Wagner PMC. According to Oktyabrina KULEVSHOVA, responsible for working with families of participants in the NWO of the Megino-Kangalassky ulus, on April 17 she received a call from Nazarov Stepan Stepanovich (a member of the NWO), a native of the village. Byuteydyakh of the Megino-Kangalassky ulus, who reported that he and 5 Yakuts from the Khangalassky, Verkhoyansky, Srednekolymsky uluses: Chukrov Feofan Feofanovich, Markov Alexander Valerievich, Savvinov Ayal Nikolaevich, Pavlov Dmitry Vasilyevich, Efremov Nikolai Nikolaevich (all mobilized) from 64 brigades illegally without their consent was included in the detachment of the PMC "VETERAN" of the 3rd army corps and Efremov Nikolai Nikolaevich in the PMC "Wagner" and are being taken to the city of Bakhmut, Donetsk region. Now the State Duma deputy from Yakutia and the Government of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) are dealing with this issue.
How true is this information and is it possible to force the signing of contracts with PMC "Wagner"?
We publish a comment by Evgeny Prigozhin:
"I'm answering your question. There has not been a single case of forced inclusion in the Wagner PMC, and this is the first. Secondly, active servicemen are not taken to Wagner PMC, it is simply impossible. Therefore, what is reported is complete nonsense. Let's, if necessary, make a face-to-face confrontation - who, when and what proposed to sign. Perhaps some scammers, but we will deal with this, in the most strict way, as they say.
Hello, Evgeny Viktorovich.
You are concerned about the editor of the YKTIMES website. EN Vladimir Nifontov. Today, information began to spread in Yakutia that six mobilized Yakutians were forcibly forced to sign contracts with the Wagner PMC. According to Oktyabrina KULEVSHOVA, responsible for working with families of participants in the NWO of the Megino-Kangalassky ulus, on April 17 she received a call from Nazarov Stepan Stepanovich (a member of the NWO), a native of the village. Byuteydyakh of the Megino-Kangalassky ulus, who reported that he and 5 Yakuts from the Khangalassky, Verkhoyansky, Srednekolymsky uluses: Chukrov Feofan Feofanovich, Markov Alexander Valerievich, Savvinov Ayal Nikolaevich, Pavlov Dmitry Vasilyevich, Efremov Nikolai Nikolaevich (all mobilized) from 64 brigades illegally without their consent was included in the detachment of the PMC "VETERAN" of the 3rd army corps and Efremov Nikolai Nikolaevich in the PMC "Wagner" and are being taken to the city of Bakhmut, Donetsk region. Now the State Duma deputy from Yakutia and the Government of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) are dealing with this issue.
How true is this information and is it possible to force the signing of contracts with PMC "Wagner"?
We publish a comment by Evgeny Prigozhin:
"I'm answering your question. There has not been a single case of forced inclusion in the Wagner PMC, and this is the first. Secondly, active servicemen are not taken to Wagner PMC, it is simply impossible. Therefore, what is reported is complete nonsense. Let's, if necessary, make a face-to-face confrontation - who, when and what proposed to sign. Perhaps some scammers, but we will deal with this, in the most strict way, as they say.
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We publish a request from the editors of The Washington Post and the answer:
Hello!
You are approached with a request by The Washington Post correspondent Katharine Howeld.
The Washington Post publishes an article about the financial interests of both warring parties in Sudan.
Meroe Gold was sanctioned by the US Treasury, which said it helped Mr. Prigozhin get around the sanctions. Please comment on this statement.
M Invest (which owned Meroe Gold) paid Sudanese security firm Aswar, run by Sudanese military intelligence, millions of dollars for security and visa services, according to the Organized Crime Control and Reporting Authority. These services included the supply of weapons and the organization of flights for the Russians on a Sudanese military aircraft. Please comment on this statement.
In return, the Sudanese government waived claims for a 30 percent stake in several of its projects to Meroe Gold, the report said. Please tell us if this is incorrect.
Meroe appears to have evolved into a company called Al Solag, according to registration documents. Please let us know if this is incorrect.
Their activities came under the spotlight for the second time in January, when a Russian was caught trying to illegally smuggle seven kilograms of gold from a mining concession. A subsequent investigation by Sudanese prosecutors found that he did not have a work permit or other documents; 22 of his colleagues were also detained for the same offences. Please comment on this incident.
(response was in voice, unfortunately for me ---i)
Hello!
You are approached with a request by The Washington Post correspondent Katharine Howeld.
The Washington Post publishes an article about the financial interests of both warring parties in Sudan.
Meroe Gold was sanctioned by the US Treasury, which said it helped Mr. Prigozhin get around the sanctions. Please comment on this statement.
M Invest (which owned Meroe Gold) paid Sudanese security firm Aswar, run by Sudanese military intelligence, millions of dollars for security and visa services, according to the Organized Crime Control and Reporting Authority. These services included the supply of weapons and the organization of flights for the Russians on a Sudanese military aircraft. Please comment on this statement.
In return, the Sudanese government waived claims for a 30 percent stake in several of its projects to Meroe Gold, the report said. Please tell us if this is incorrect.
Meroe appears to have evolved into a company called Al Solag, according to registration documents. Please let us know if this is incorrect.
Their activities came under the spotlight for the second time in January, when a Russian was caught trying to illegally smuggle seven kilograms of gold from a mining concession. A subsequent investigation by Sudanese prosecutors found that he did not have a work permit or other documents; 22 of his colleagues were also detained for the same offences. Please comment on this incident.
(response was in voice, unfortunately for me ---i)
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We publish a request from the editors of the BBC and the answer:
Hello Evgeny Viktorovich,
In early February, residents of the Fryanovo urban settlement near Moscow discovered 22 male graves in a nearby cemetery and posted photographs of the burial site on the Internet.
Several people told the BBC that the surnames, first names, patronymics and dates of birth on the plates completely match the data of their relatives, who “served their sentences in penal colonies, signed a contract with the Wagner PMC, went to fight in Ukraine.” Communication with prisoners, according to relatives, disappeared in September-October 2022.
In particular, the relatives of a citizen of Kyrgyzstan Aman Aidraliev (b. 1982) and a citizen of Tajikistan Islomov Sulaimon Akhrorovich (b. 1983) have been trying for several months to obtain documents about the death of their loved ones.
Both men were serving sentences in a penal colony, signed a contract with PMCs in August 2022, were sent to Ukraine, stopped communicating, and in February-March, relatives discovered graves with datatheir loved ones at the cemetery in Fryanovo.
In this regard, we ask you to answer the following questions:
Do these graves belong to men who fought in PMCs?
If they fought as part of the Wagner PMC, why were they buried in the Moscow region, and not in the countries of which they are citizens?
How can relatives (direct heirs) obtain documents for their dead relatives? And subsequently, how can families obtain the bodies of their loved ones to send home?
We publish a comment by Evgeny Prigozhin:
“All Wagner PMC fighters who die in the SVO are buried in strict regulations with the rules of the company. I do not consider it appropriate to disclose any details for the BBC hostile to us. If any of the relatives have complaints about the burial, then, of course, we will discuss with them any, in their opinion, existing problems. To do this, they need to contact the Wagner PMC hotline (https://t.me/SprosiWagner). And all issues will be resolved immediately. Therefore, if you see any problems in social networks, or relatives, I drawcontact you (the hostile BBC resource to the Russian Federation), then please pass this contact on to them, and we will be happy to discuss all issues with them.
Hello Evgeny Viktorovich,
In early February, residents of the Fryanovo urban settlement near Moscow discovered 22 male graves in a nearby cemetery and posted photographs of the burial site on the Internet.
Several people told the BBC that the surnames, first names, patronymics and dates of birth on the plates completely match the data of their relatives, who “served their sentences in penal colonies, signed a contract with the Wagner PMC, went to fight in Ukraine.” Communication with prisoners, according to relatives, disappeared in September-October 2022.
In particular, the relatives of a citizen of Kyrgyzstan Aman Aidraliev (b. 1982) and a citizen of Tajikistan Islomov Sulaimon Akhrorovich (b. 1983) have been trying for several months to obtain documents about the death of their loved ones.
Both men were serving sentences in a penal colony, signed a contract with PMCs in August 2022, were sent to Ukraine, stopped communicating, and in February-March, relatives discovered graves with datatheir loved ones at the cemetery in Fryanovo.
In this regard, we ask you to answer the following questions:
Do these graves belong to men who fought in PMCs?
If they fought as part of the Wagner PMC, why were they buried in the Moscow region, and not in the countries of which they are citizens?
How can relatives (direct heirs) obtain documents for their dead relatives? And subsequently, how can families obtain the bodies of their loved ones to send home?
We publish a comment by Evgeny Prigozhin:
“All Wagner PMC fighters who die in the SVO are buried in strict regulations with the rules of the company. I do not consider it appropriate to disclose any details for the BBC hostile to us. If any of the relatives have complaints about the burial, then, of course, we will discuss with them any, in their opinion, existing problems. To do this, they need to contact the Wagner PMC hotline (https://t.me/SprosiWagner). And all issues will be resolved immediately. Therefore, if you see any problems in social networks, or relatives, I drawcontact you (the hostile BBC resource to the Russian Federation), then please pass this contact on to them, and we will be happy to discuss all issues with them.
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russian dod reported: neutralized about 725 ...
recently, it started to report the ukrainian tolls by wagner, in/around bakhmut
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recently, it started to report the ukrainian tolls by wagner, in/around bakhmut
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The House China Select Committee this week will be war-gaming a scenario in which China invades Taiwan, Axios has learned.
Why it matters: It's a unique opportunity that will allow bipartisan members of Congress to walk through the potential challenges and identify the best legislative responses to deter and combat an invasion.
Driving the news: On Wednesday evening, bipartisan members of the House panel on China, led by Chair Mike Gallagher (R-Wis.), will step into the shoes of U.S. officials in a war-game simulation conducted by the Center for a New American Security, a Washington-based think tank focused on national security.
The simulation will come just over a week after China's military conducted live-fire drills around Taiwan in response to Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen's transit through the U.S. this month.
The simulation will give lawmakers a sense of how a Taiwan conflict would unfold, where U.S. military weaknesses may lie, and the consequences for international trade and American businesses.
The big picture: Gallagher — one of more than a dozen members of Congress who met with Tsai in California this month — is focused on shoring up the island's defenses.
“We need to be moving heaven and earth to enhance our deterrence and denial posture so that Xi Jinping concludes that he just can’t do it,” Gallagher told the AP.
That includes the delivery of $19 billion worth of defense equipment that Taiwan has already ordered and the expansion of training and other security assistance that could be included in the National Defense Authorization Act.
What they're saying: "War games really show what happens to our policies after we make contact with a competitor's strategies. It's like that famous Mike Tyson quote, 'Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth,'" a source close to the committee tells Axios.
"This, in conjunction with other things the committee's doing on Taiwan, really helps crystallize the policies needed and the actions that we need to take to deter an invasion."
The intrigue: In addition to the obvious military component, the war simulation will include economic dynamics that highlight the ways in which an invasion could affect critical infrastructure and impact the business community.
https://www.axios.com/2023/04/19/house- ... n-war-game
Why it matters: It's a unique opportunity that will allow bipartisan members of Congress to walk through the potential challenges and identify the best legislative responses to deter and combat an invasion.
Driving the news: On Wednesday evening, bipartisan members of the House panel on China, led by Chair Mike Gallagher (R-Wis.), will step into the shoes of U.S. officials in a war-game simulation conducted by the Center for a New American Security, a Washington-based think tank focused on national security.
The simulation will come just over a week after China's military conducted live-fire drills around Taiwan in response to Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen's transit through the U.S. this month.
The simulation will give lawmakers a sense of how a Taiwan conflict would unfold, where U.S. military weaknesses may lie, and the consequences for international trade and American businesses.
The big picture: Gallagher — one of more than a dozen members of Congress who met with Tsai in California this month — is focused on shoring up the island's defenses.
“We need to be moving heaven and earth to enhance our deterrence and denial posture so that Xi Jinping concludes that he just can’t do it,” Gallagher told the AP.
That includes the delivery of $19 billion worth of defense equipment that Taiwan has already ordered and the expansion of training and other security assistance that could be included in the National Defense Authorization Act.
What they're saying: "War games really show what happens to our policies after we make contact with a competitor's strategies. It's like that famous Mike Tyson quote, 'Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth,'" a source close to the committee tells Axios.
"This, in conjunction with other things the committee's doing on Taiwan, really helps crystallize the policies needed and the actions that we need to take to deter an invasion."
The intrigue: In addition to the obvious military component, the war simulation will include economic dynamics that highlight the ways in which an invasion could affect critical infrastructure and impact the business community.
https://www.axios.com/2023/04/19/house- ... n-war-game
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Ray Dalio says fewer countries want to hold the dollar as China trade grows and Russia sanctions expose new risks
Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio. Greenwich Economic Forum
Global central banks are less willing to hold the dollar, billionaire investor Ray Dalio said.
One reason is that China's share of global trade is rising while the US share is falling.
Another is that Western sanctions against Russia have exposed new risks for holding dollar assets.
Ray Dalio says fewer countries want to hold the dollar as China trade grows and Russia sanctions expose new risks
Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio. Greenwich Economic Forum
Global central banks are less willing to hold the dollar, billionaire investor Ray Dalio said.
One reason is that China's share of global trade is rising while the US share is falling.
Another is that Western sanctions against Russia have exposed new risks for holding dollar assets.
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Ray Dalio says fewer countries want to hold the dollar as China trade grows and Russia sanctions expose new risks
Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio. Greenwich Economic Forum
Global central banks are less willing to hold the dollar, billionaire investor Ray Dalio said.
One reason is that China's share of global trade is rising while the US share is falling.
Another is that Western sanctions against Russia have exposed new risks for holding dollar assets.
The dollar's dominance is fading as the greenback's importance slips in global trade while Western sanctions against Russia have exposed new risks to holding the currency, billionaire investor Ray Dalio said.
Central banks are less inclined to hold the dollar, the Bridgewater Associates founder said last week in an interview on the Julia La Roche Show.
"Dollars are debt. In other words, when one holds a dollar — a central bank — they hold a debt asset," he said. "So the holders of that would say, 'I'm already over-exposed to US dollar-denominated debt.' And so there's less of an eagerness to buy."
For Dalio, the reason nations previously have been willing to expose themselves to such debt is to be able to trade internationally, given the dollar's widespread use in global transactions. In fact, the dollar is a part of 88% of all foreign-exchange trades.
But, with China increasing the yuan's use in global trade, the future necessity for the greenback may be ebbing.
To amplify the yuan's presence, China has been promoting trading agreements that oblige non-dollar transactions. Most recently, it did so with Brazil, adding to similar arrangements with countries such as Kazakhstan and Pakistan.
Meanwhile, ever since Russia became ostracized by the Western world for its invasion of Ukraine, its economy has shifted toward the yuan. After the war started, Russia saw $330 billion currency reserves frozen, preventing Moscow from transacting in dollar- or euro-based assets internationally.
Those sanctions "increased the perceived risk that those debt assets can be frozen in the way that they've been frozen for Russia," Dalio said.
"So for those reasons, there's less desire to hold US dollar denominated debt, which means yes, less US dollars," he added. "So the supply-demand picture is worsening particularly as we continue to have to sell them internationally to fund the deficit."
His warning echoes a recent note from Eurizon SLJ Asset Management, which said the dollar's dominance as a reserve currency eroded last year at 10 times the pace that was seen in the prior two decades.
Dalio has previously sounded the alarm on global reserve currencies. In February, he told CNBC that, "We are in a world in which money as we know it is in jeopardy. We are printing too much, and it's not just the United States."
Not every analyst shares Dalio's point of view, as some see the yuan's growth as irrelevant.
Most recently, Nobel economist Paul Krugman says the dollar will remain dominant, given its incumbency, free market flow, and the fact that it's backed by a reliable legal system. The only threat to the dollar is a debt default, he added.