Rus Storms Kharkov Towns, Syrsky Troops Encircled, Ukr Crimea Strike; Putin Xi Forge Rus China Ties

Rus Storms Kharkov Towns, Syrsky Ukr Troops Being Encircled, Ukr Crimea Strike; Putin Xi Forge Huge Rus China Ties
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Amazing music contribution from Peter Brown.

[marcc]

As someone who grew up during during the height of Chimerica, never would I think that I would see In the span of the 10 or so days, the Chinese president pacing around asking his aid when the US Secretary of State is going to leave, then that same US Secretary of State went to Ukraine to hold his own "concert" while the Chinese and Russian president enjoy a late afternoon tea in Zhongnamhai, the Chinese presidential residence complex and have a personal chat until late at night, then bidding each other farewell with a friendly hug. I am at a loss for words. So I shall borrow Alexander's, this is truly "extraordinary statemanship" in all respect.

[simonjlkoreshoff]

I can feel your pain at seeing the Chinese and Russians drift away without us. I sense a degree of bitterness in the summation at the end of your video. We have been very poorly served by our elite class.

[AbuShivaToyib]

Hugging is not a Chinese culture but President Xi hugging Putin in public is a very unusual thing, this is a sign of a close relationship between someone who is considered a close friend.

[theresamartin]

Brilliant analysis and discussion as always Alexander. Thank you for sharing the hard work you do each day with us. Please everyone pray for Robert Fico and the Slovakian people. God bless to all.

[mervyncarnall]

Alexander, thanks for your very informed update. The media organizations in Australia do not inform us general public what's really happening. Thanks again.

[charliebridges]

Brilliant no nonsense reporting as usual from the analytic genius Alexander.

[JohnMcGreevy-pp]

Greetings and good luck from Ireland, great analysis as ever Alexander, We thank you.

[Neapoleone-Buonaparte]

BRILLIANT ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT PRESENTATION WE'VE COME TO EXPECT FROM THE GREAT PROFESSOR MERCOURIS!!!

[aylmer]

The cost of one ATACMS missile is $2 million. Last year Kazakhstan sold 10 Mig-31’s for $100, 000 a piece (decommissioned but easily upgradable). Even if they are kind of rare collector’s items, the Ukrainians invested very heavily in destroying something worth a fraction of the value of the weapon they used to destroy it. Also, to my knowledge, the pilots were not hurt or anywhere near the aircraft. 50+ year old vintage soviet aircraft can be quickly/cheaply replaced, skilled pilots can not. In the media, this was a propaganda victory for Ukraine only but also, in reality, a strategic defeat. It shows that the two sides are fighting different wars. The Ukraine and its backers are fighting a PR war, while Russia is fighting an actual war.

[multipolarworldorder]

Viva Russia
# Free Assange
RIP Gonzalo Lira

[elza]

Thank you for your great work, Alexander ❤

[paulmentzer]

Starting in WWII the Soviets had a policy of using grass fields as temporary air bases instead of fortifying they air vases (Nato tends to fortify Air Bases instead of moving the planes around).
The Soviet policy require the planes to use unprepared air fields, thus much heavier fighter's landing gear then on Western planes and Soviet planes can operate in area with a lot of FOD (Foriegn Objects and Debris) unlike western planes.

[stephenbird]

Alexander, the two Mig 31s were probably two of the many old and unfit to fight 31s that you referred to.
Maybe they were put there for bait.
If so they caused the expenditure of over 10 missiles.

[Peter_Dixon]

Thanks Alexander for todays 86 minutes of geopolitical brilliance!

[johnhector]

Excellent analysis as always Alexander 👍

[stlouisix]

Some Western leaders are so obsessed with sticking it to Moscow that they’re behaving like delinquent youths who have no regard for the consequences of their actions, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov has said.

Washington and its allies are “prepared to balance on the edge of direct armed conflict with us, ” even though it undermines their national security, he added.

”There are plenty of people among those in power in the US and other key Western states, who are de facto provocateurs. They’ve made testing Moscow’s resolve the goal of their existence, ” Ryabkov said.

Such individuals are political bullies, he added, describing them using a Russian term for delinquents and members of teen gangs who reject any kind of rules. They are preoccupied with crossing any red line drawn by Moscow, regardless of the risk of this brinkmanship, said the minister.

”As they please their own geopolitical notions, they bring closer the phase, in which holding control of events and preventing a catastrophic collapse would be very difficult, ” said Ryabkov. “They live in a bubble and do not perceive outside signals that go against their preconceptions” - RT

[cpholden]

Your astute analysis is much appreciated here in Fairmont, West Virginia, USA

[ethercruiser]

What are the Neocons smoking if they think Ukraine will recapture some or all of their lost territory???😅

[jamesbreault]

As always Alexander your assesment is spot on

[PerceivedREALITY]

Russia and China have a mutually beneficial partnership. 🐻🇷🇺🤝🇨🇳🐉