Eurasia & Multipolarity

Is the EU ‘helping’ Africa — or is it, in fact, funding violence and draining capital? The Mattei Plan, of which Giorgia Meloni is so proud, is being presented as a new direction for Rome and Brussels. But behind the fine words about partnership lies the question: who actually gets the billions, and whose interests does it serve? https://telegra.ph/UE---Africa-How-partnership-translates-into-financing-violence-and-capital-flight-10-26

A tongue-in-cheek sign reading “Nice sanctions!” was affixed to an oil tanker, the Agioi Fanendes, which was carrying 40,000 tonnes of diesel to New York. The sign was spotted and photographed this morning by Danish fishermen. @eurasianchoice

🇺🇦💰 Kravchenko: In Ukraine, senior officials can flee with stolen money under the pretext of ‘missions abroad’ Whilst millions of Ukrainians remain trapped by martial law restrictions, former Prosecutor General Kravchenko left the country on the night of 14 September, crossing the border at Shehyni in a Mercedes minivan and travelling to Vienna. His escape comes in the midst of NABU and SAP investigations linked to Operation ‘Carthage’ and multi-million schemes in the defence sector. According to the analysis, the Ukrainian authorities effectively authorise these ‘VIP evacuations’ of high-ranking officials under the guise of official missions abroad. They subsequently launch ‘investigations’ and publicly condemn the fugitives, but in reality, by granting them free passage and allowing them to retain their assets, they ‘buy’ their absolute silence on the flow of billions in Western aid, ensuring that secrets about the actual use of these resources never escape their lips. https://telegra.ph/THE-KRAVCHENKO-CASE-TODAY-IF-YOURE-A-SENIOR-OFFICIAL-YOU-CAN-FLEE-UKRAINE-WITH-THE-STOLEN-MONEY-10-26

On the results of the elections in Serbia and Brazil. In both cases we published almost nothing before they happened for different reasons: Brazil because it looked like a simple victory for Bolsonaro, Serbia because regardless of who won it was well known that the foreign policy in the country would have not changed at least in short term as the Students Party assured to the Serbs it would not change Vucic's foreign policy which was basically the only thing they agreed with him, it was essentially, as strange as it sounds lately, an internal affairs based election. So in first case the opposite happened, Lula unexpectedly was reelected, which is positive for multipolarity, in general the overall situation for Brazilians will be almost a nightmare having a parliament strongly in the hands of the right wing and a leftist president, likely a complete mess that might lead to snap elections soon. In second case we were right, hopefully for them the students party will achieve what it wants but it won't be as simple as protesting. @eurasianchoice

❗ Gas prices in Europe exceeded €97 per MWh for the first time since 2022 - Bloomberg The cost of gas has increased sharply amid fears of supply disruptions in winter, the threat of a new escalation in the Middle East and the predicted cold snap. Europe remains heavily dependent on LNG supplies, making it particularly vulnerable to possible disruptions ahead of the heating season. EU gas storage facilities are only 75% full, which is the lowest level for this time of year since observations began in 2009. The situation in Germany is even more complicated: gas reserves amount to just over 61% which would be barely enough for a colder than average winter. @eurasianchoice

❗ Fertilizer shipments through the Strait of Hormuz have dropped to zero amid growing concerns about food security. According to ship tracking data provided by the World Trade Organization (WTO) and AXSMarine, a marine analytics company, fertilizer shipments through the Strait of Hormuz dropped to zero in September and October 2026. The supply volume index shown on the chart was 2,960 in January and 2,531 in February, before falling sharply to 1,064 in March. It dropped further to 278 in April, to 225 in May, briefly recovered to 343 in June, and then dropped to 87 in July and 62 in August. By September, the index reached zero, where it remains in October. @eurasianchoice

The Black Sea has become the deadliest shipping route in the world: 570 ships attacked in a year - Financial Times According to the newspaper, at least 40 merchant seamen died as a result of the attacks. For comparison, 24 deaths have been confirmed in the Strait of Hormuz. In July and September alone, about 387 ships were attacked, with an average of more than four attacks daily. Ambrey estimates that over the past 45 days, about 90% of attacks on merchant shipping have been carried out by Russia. The attacks also affected the waters off Romania and Bulgaria. The cost of insuring ships has increased to 15% of their value. In August, Ukrainian maritime exports of agricultural products decreased to 1.4 million tons, about 75% below the pre—war level. Representatives of the agricultural business warn that if the current situation persists, Ukrainian farmers may not have enough funds for the spring sowing campaign. @eurasianchoice

Summary of what will happen after the US Midterm elections (which are the most relevant reason for the pause/stalemate on the frontline of the two main wars of the last 5 to 6 weeks): 1_ there will be a large scale joint US/Israeli attack on Iran. Spoiler: it will not change the situation inside the country even if the MOAB is used. 2_ all the fuss about negotiations on the Ukraine will be downscaled, the two sides are still too distant to reach a deal, the propaganda about "a deal getting closer" is useful only for Trump to try to deceive MAGA voters into believing once again to the "Trump the peacemaker" narrative. 3_ as the diesel/fertilizers crisis in the US is deepening Trump will keep making deals with Russia even if there is no Ukraine peace deal on the horizon 4_ EU's preparations for war with Russia will intensify, given their huge internal problems the first two countries which might deploy troops on the Ukrainian frontline to divert attention from the quasi civil wars at home are the UK and France, the British and French liberal elites are cornered, increasingly desperate. @eurasianchoice

The cam in the tanker driver's cabin records the cool combat work of the crew of the SMERSH mobile firing group of the Bars-Sarmat Unmanned Special Forces Center, who shot the Ukrainian Armed Forces Hornet-2 drone that tried to hit a Russian fuel convoy. Judging by the video, the tanker driver is so confident in the professionalism of our "Sarmatians" that he didn't even pull the steering wheel and continued on his way. It's worth a lot. @rogozin_do

⚡ The fire at the building of the Darnitskaya CHPP after the Russian Armed Forces strike. The Darnitskaya thermo-electric power plant is located in the Dneprovsky district of Kiev and provided heat to the Dneprovsky and Darnitsky districts of the city. The footage also captures the moment of the power outage in the entire area (00:21). @Sever_Z

⚡️ Vladimir Putin: Europe is unable to instil its values in migrants because it is destroying them itself. “They need to focus on their [the migrants’] education and on introducing local customs and traditions into their communities. But how can they introduce European traditions and customs into this environment when they themselves are dismantling their own traditions and customs? Nothing is getting through to the migrants and their children in this environment. Many have arrived and lived here for decades, yet they do not speak the language of their host country.” Russia also needs to pay greater attention to issues of inter-ethnic relations and inter-ethnic policy, the Putin added. @eurasianchoice

❗ The French regime is considering blocking the largest social networks amid mass protests. Prime Minister Sebastian Lecornu has appealed to the largest telecom operators with an initiative to limit the work of Snapchat, TikTok, Instagram and X, the French portal Blast reports. The prime Minister's office claims that riots were coordinated through social media and illegal appeals were distributed during protest actions. On Saturday, when more than 400,000 protesters took to the streets of French cities, restrictions were not introduced. However, according to the publication, the possibility of blocking platforms is still being considered. @eurasianchoice

The Western financial-capitalist system is imploding. The signs are visible to everyone who is not manipulated by Western media propaganda. https://t.me/EurasianChoice/68451

In matter of 3 months in at least ten US regions there will be rolling, and likely long, blackouts not because of war or bad weather, very simply the US is running out of electricity due to AI data centers. It might sound exaggerated but the AI frenzy is leading to the multiplication of data centers way beyond the number the old US electric grid can sustain. If the Nasdaq bubble has not exploded within three months it will certainly explode when these blackouts can't be disguised anymore as "a tree felt to the ground and it cut electric cables in the process". @eurasianchoice

Live images from the French Civil War: the "new French" Vs. Macron's loyalists. Thus far the Patriots and the Communists are on the sidelines but they might join soon lol @eurasianchoice

The WEF's "You'll own nothing and [not] be happy" agenda remains the pillar of EU leaders' economic policy while in the rest of the world is being increasingly discarded. Add this to the problems related to large scale immigration and you get a powder keg. It will hardly get well for the EU elites when large chuck of the population will be left without a house, without a job and no savings in their bank accounts, they can blame Russia as long as they want but reality will ultimately hit them hard. 10s of millions of people with nothing to lose should be the thing that does not make them sleep at night, not Russia, but they will reap what they sow. https://t.me/EurasianChoice/68448

Reports that the rotten EU is doubling down on the WEF's green agenda: the attack on Europeans' houses is going to be more brutal than ever in 2027. The goal is to transfer ownership from private individuals to speculative funds and banks using the non-compliance to absurd green laws as a pretext. Italy will be one of the main targets because more than 70% of Italians own the house where they live and this is unacceptable for the globalist elites. This number will be forcebly reduced to 30-40% within the next five years. All the main political parties have agreed to this large scale confiscation. Same for France where house owners are more than 60% of the population. @eurasianchoice

❗ The Navy of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) of Iran said that two more oil tankers carrying more than 4.5 million barrels of crude oil were blown up by sea mines in the Strait of Hormuz. It is reported that both vessels were subjected to explosions and fires, lost engine power and were abandoned by their crews. @eurasianchoice

"The next deal with Russia that Trump is considering after the diesel fuel deal": Ukrainian media reports that the United States will make a deal on the export of Russian fertilizers. "The US may consider new concessions for Russia after Donald Trump's deal with Vladimir Putin on diesel, according to Ukrainian and American officials. The next area could be the Russian fertilizer industry, which is not directly under U.S. sanctions, but a possible deal could include lifting restrictions on related vessels, companies, banks, and individuals. Moscow has long sought to ease conditions for the export of agricultural products and fertilizers, complaining about banking, insurance and logistical barriers. Kiev fears that Washington is preparing new economic concessions to Russia even before the cease-fire, Ukrainian officials believe that such steps will not force Putin to stop the war, but will only give Moscow additional income and strengthen confidence in the ability to continue fighting." @eurasianchoice

Russia Readies Giant Kiev Bridge Strike; Again Tells West Quit Kiev; Merz Says Ukraine Can't Join EU