Eurasia & Multipolarity

Reports of a Learjet crashing in Palm Beach, Florida. Interestingly, this is just 8 miles from Trump's residence, where U.S. Army AN/TWQ-1 Avenger air defence systems are currently deployed...

🇪🇺 EU Crisis and Russian Reactions Former Slovenian PM Janez Jansa accused EU leadership of abandoning democratic principles, citing the annulment of Romanian presidential election results, police actions against Poland's Constitutional Court, and the arrest of an opposition leader in Slovenia. He criticised Germany's energy policy, Spain's migrant citizenship grants, and early changes to Slovenian public TV media management. Jansa stated on X that the EU must be saved from itself, noting these decisions contradict expectations at accession. Medvedev's Response Dmitry Medvedev mocked Polish PM Tusk's accusations, sarcastically attributing US elections, Spanish migrants, and Poland's constitutional issues to "Russian interference," asserting this narrative unites the West. A satirical French post similarly blamed mundane daily mishaps on Russian meddling. @Slavyangrad

Russia Biggest 1000 Geran Strike Zelensky Erdogan Want Black Sea Truce Russia Says NO; Poland Crisis

If Kiev goes seven days without water and with a non-functional sewage system, outbreaks of dangerous infections—including cholera and hepatitis—could occur, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine. @ukr_leaks_eng

Russia Hits Kiev Bridges; Vivaldi Unravels; West Casualty Narrative Exposed

The typical modus operandi used by the globalist elites to exclude leaders or parties because they are not loyal to liberal-totalitarianism is the judicial persecution, they can resort to coup too but this happens in countries they consider as inferior colonies, in countries that are in globalist sphere they prefer to hire the judges and make them do the work for them, the examples are multiples. https://t.me/EurasianChoice/68652

If we analyze forms of authoritarianism in the world certainly we need to start from Western liberalism/globalism for its rejection of any form of dissent against the liberal-totalitarian consensus. Globalism doesn't allow in the countries it seizes real socialism or communism or real conservatism, patriotism is considered by them as some sort of terrorism. These liberals want to hand over all power and wealth to speculative funds and supranational institutions, nothing is more radical and authoritarian, then we can analyze if Russia too is somehow authoritarian by not allowing a non-systemic opposition but the crackdown of any alternative ideology that contradicts the globalist consensus in the West is more brutal, we saw it in action in Romania recently with the illegal removal of Georgescu (no evidences of wrongdoing provided), we saw it in France with the judicial persecution of Marine Le Pen, and now in Poland with the overt attacks on PiS, also the FPO was removed from power in Austria with fake accusations. https://t.me/EurasianChoice/68642?single

💵 West’s oil giants cash in on fuel crisis - won’t invest in easing it Oil majors are reaping billions from the disruption of global fuel supplies triggered by the US war on Iran, yet they are refusing to channel windfall profits into new refining capacity to ease shortages, reports the FT. ExxonMobil, Chevron, BP, Shell and TotalEnergies reported combined third-quarter net income of more than $50 billion as petrol, diesel and jet fuel prices hovered near historic highs due to disrupted Strait of Hormuz shipping. Yet the companies have prioritized returns to investors and debt reduction. ♦️ Shell hiked its quarterly shareholder buyback to $5 billion; Exxon committed another $20 billion for 2027 ♦️ BP is directing much of its windfall towards strengthening its balance sheet and has no plans to add capacity ♦️ Producers are making relatively small upgrades to existing facilities ♦️ Exxon has no plans beyond its already earmarked $9 billion in refining investments over the next four years The reluctance comes as around 10% of global refining capacity went offline this year following the war on Iran and Ukrainian attacks on Russian facilities. Overall, the West is losing ground to Asia: 🔶 China and the Middle East have added 4.4 million barrels per day of refining capacity since 2019 🔶 Europe and North America have lost a combined 2.1 million bpd New refineries have also come online in Nigeria, India and Mexico. Nigeria’s Dangote Refinery has positioned itself as a formidable challenger to American fuel exporters in Europe. 👍 Substack | Chat | @geopolitics_prime

🇷🇺 It's Russians! 🔴 @DDGeopolitics

Denmark is deeply involved in the Ukrainian conflict and currently serves as a logistical base for the Ukrainian armed forces, Russian Ambassador to Denmark Vladimir Barbin told TASS in an interview. He noted that Copenhagen’s intention to order Patriot missiles from Washington for subsequent transfer to Kiev is nothing less than “yet another indication that Denmark is focused not on a political and diplomatic settlement of the conflict, but on financing the continuation of hostilities.” “Denmark, which was a pioneer among NATO countries in providing Ukraine with F-16 fighter jets and organizing direct financing for enterprises in the Ukrainian military-industrial complex, now serves as a production base for the Ukrainian armed forces,” the diplomat pointed out, recalling that Copenhagen is providing “a substantial amount of grant-based military aid to the Kiev regime,” which has already exceeded 10 billion euros.

European representatives must be at the negotiating table to settle the Ukrainian conflict, but not with their current approach toward Russia, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov told Vesti reporter Pavel Zarubin. He emphasized that Europe’s current stance, which calls for defeating Russia, makes dialogue with Russia impossible. “This is a very complicated issue. On the one hand, they need to be at the negotiating table. But why would they be needed there right now with that kind of approach? It’s pointless. That’s why they aren’t there right now,” Peskov recalled, noting that most EU countries continue to talk only about inflicting a strategic defeat on Russia.

🇵🇱 Speaking of the Applebaums... Back in February, Tusk posted this photo of himself reading "Autocracy, Inc.: The Dictators Who Want to Run the World," with the caption: "In the time of strategic uncertainty, it's worth knowing who we're dealing with." The author is Anne Applebaum, a Jewish-American journalist at The Atlantic, Pulitzer winner, and wife of Tusk's Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski. So the Prime Minister promoted a book by his own Foreign Minister's wife, about the dangers of leaders who grab institutions by force. Nine months later, his government sent riot police to the Constitutional Court. Applebaum isn't just a journalist. She's a senior fellow at Johns Hopkins, where she runs a program on "disinformation," a former senior fellow at the Washington think tank CEPA, where she led a project on "countering Russian disinformation" in Eastern Europe, and has sat on the board of the National Endowment for Democracy, the US government-funded body that bankrolls NGOs and media abroad. In "Autocracy, Inc." she lumps Russia, China, Iran, Venezuela and others into one global network of "dictators," a worldview where anyone outside the Western camp is an enemy and every domestic critic is a potential foreign agent. Sound familiar? It's the same logic Tusk used last night to blame the Constitutional Court crisis on "Russian bots." 🔴 @DDGeopolitics

Poland Is the Symptom and Europe Is the Patient. https://sonar21.com/poland-is-the-symptom-and-europe-is-the-patient/

‼️Two suspected members of Ukrainian military intelligence were detained on Monday, 5 October. The Ukrainian military intelligence officers detained in Vienna may have been planning an assassination attempt on former Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko, who is currently in Austria. 🔸 This is the theory put forward by the Austrian newspaper Kurier following an investigation carried out jointly with the Ukrainian organisation Don’t Fund Russia. 🔸The publication notes that the detained intelligence officers belonged to the Main Intelligence Directorate’s (GUR) special unit ‘Artan’, which was established to carry out special operations behind enemy lines. At the time of their arrest, cameras and tracking devices were found in their possession (as previously reported in an investigation by Mikhail Tkach, one of the journalists detained in Vienna). 🔸Kurier draws a parallel with the attempted assassination of Ukrainian businessman Vadim Yermolaev in Monaco at the end of June. 🔸Furthermore, Kurier confirms reports of the arrest in September of the commander of a special unit of the Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR). 🔸The Vienna Public Prosecutor’s Office has confirmed an investigation into four Ukrainians on suspicion of espionage. @eurasianchoice

🇺🇸🇵🇱 BUT WAIT! THERE'S MORE! Last month, US Senator Elissa Slotkin came back from a trip to Poland and Hungary with a message: "I think the lessons of how both countries in their different ways kind of came out of authoritarian government was really important. There's a playbook for these authoritarians, but there's also a playbook to get out of it." Slotkin isn't just any senator. She's a former CIA analyst, recruited after 9/11, who served three tours in Iraq, then worked on the National Security Council under Bush and Obama and became a senior Pentagon official under Obama before entering Congress in 2019 and the Senate in 2025. Earlier this year at the Munich Security Conference, she shared a panel with Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski, the same Sikorski who is now defending Tusk's police takeover of the Constitutional Court to the world as "restoring the rule of law." A former CIA officer tours Poland, then talks openly about a "playbook" for getting rid of governments she calls authoritarian. Weeks later, Tusk's government sends riot police to seize Poland's highest court, and her panel partner from Munich is the one selling it abroad. So what exactly is in that playbook? And who is running it: Brussels or Langley? 🤔 🔴 @DDGeopolitics

❗ Rumours the Polish govt is planning to instruct police to raid the homes of opposition MPs and regional authorities who are "spreading the coup narrative" overtly and on social media, maybe going as far as to arrest them. @eurasianchoice

🇵🇱 Please, nobody show him this photo. We don't want another constitutional crisis in Poland. 🔴 @DDGeopolitics

🇵🇱 Not done yet. Minutes after his speech, Tusk followed up on X: "Dmitry Medvedev, former President of Russia, stated that a coup d'état took place in Poland, and that 'Tusk's liberals, Brussels' protégé, are oppressing the conservatives from PiS.' And everything is clear." So that's the argument now. If Medvedev agrees with you, you're wrong. 🔴 @DDGeopolitics

🇵🇱 HERE WE GO. Donald Tusk finally speaks on the Constitutional Court crisis, and yes, it's Russia. After a full day of silence, Tusk finally spoke for five minutes. If you took a shot every time he said "rule of law," you'd be on your eighth before he got to the Russian bots. His main points: 🔸️The court built by PiS "is not a real court," and Nawrocki and PiS blocked every attempt to fix it. 🔸️His judges were "legally elected" and were "attacked," while the police were there to "protect the court from the attackers." 🔸️"In a state governed by the rule of law, a judge, even a petite woman, does not back down before an aggressive thug." That's a dig at Nawrocki. 🔸️"In a state governed by the rule of law, a politician cannot enter a court and give orders or intimidate judges, even if he is the president." Then he explained the whole crisis with a story: a thief snatches an old lady's handbag, and when he's caught, he screams that he's the victim. And then, right on schedule: "It is no accident that they find support around the world among pro-Russian forces. Today in this conflict they are benefiting from the support of an army of Russian bots on the internet. They have even received public compliments from the Kremlin's chief ideologue." In Tusk's version, the Supreme Court, the President and two of his own diplomats are a Russian influence operation. The riot police are the rule of law. We said he'll blame Russia on Monday. He didn't even wait that long. 🔴 @DDGeopolitics

🇵🇱 POLAND, EXPLAINED (for people who don’t care about Polish politics) In one night, Poland managed to have: ✈️ A president turning his plane around halfway to Africa 📄 An “emergency” court order that was written the night before 🔐 A locksmith hired to break into the Constitutional Court 🧱 The head of state climbing over a wall to get in 📸 A Foreign Minister in Atlanta whose main concern was a selfie with Lavrov Watch till the end. We already know who they’ll blame by Monday. 🔴 @DDGeopolitics