Eurasia & Multipolarity

🔘🤯🇺🇦UKRAINE WILL DEPLOY ELECTRONIC WARFARE SYSTEMS ON THE ROOFS OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS! ✍️For those who are unaware, this means the following: 🔘This is a new stage of the "human shield" operation, in which military infrastructure is covered by the civilian population. 🔘Now drones flying toward military targets may be thrown off course and fall on residential buildings. 🔘This will give Ukrainian propaganda a good pretext for demonstrating the "image of the enemy" in the form of "Russian barbarians." 🤮The Verkhovnaya Rada will most likely adopt this resolution. Scum... #News #Ukraine #Reality 🔘Subscribe now! Chat

Europe will take part in a trilateral meeting in Abu Dhabi, says French Foreign Minister Barrot. However, Barrot did not specify the exact format in which European representatives will participate. The meeting itself is designated as trilateral, with representatives from three countries—Russia, Ukraine, and the United States—set to take part. @ukr_leaks_eng

Finland U Turn? Baltic Tensions Rise w/ Armando Mema

🇪🇸🇺🇦 SPAIN HAS €437 MILLION FOR KIEV'S WAR. RENTERS, RAIL PASSENGERS AND CEUTA CAN WAIT. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez hosted The Narcoführer in Madrid, where Ukraine's embassy in Spain says a new €437 million military package was announced. By Madrid's own count, military aid to Kiev will reach €3.795 billion for 2022-2026, while parliament has not passed a new budget since 2023. Here is what that €437 million looks like at home: ➡️Ceuta: Spain says about 72,000 people entered the enclave from July 30, in a territory of 84,000 people, and at least 78 died. Ceuta's leader, Juan Jesús Vivas, reported 1,100 unaccompanied minors against a theoretical capacity of 90. Madrid's emergency plan for the rest of 2026 came to €309 million. The Ukraine package is about 1.4 times that. ➡️Housing: The Bank of Spain estimates a shortfall of 700,000 homes, and housing routinely ranks as the top public concern. This package equals more than half of the €800 million first-year instalment of the state housing plan. ➡️Railways: The Adamuz crash killed 46 people in January. Preliminary findings say the fractured rail was identified 22 hours before the accident. Madrid then promised an extra €1.85 billion for rail maintenance through 2030, about €370 million a year and less than this one package. ➡️Poverty: 25.7% of Spaniards and 33.9% of children under 16 are at risk of poverty or social exclusion, according to Spain's national statistics office. The European Anti-Poverty Network's Spanish branch says Spain now has the EU's highest child rate. Spain can't pass a budget, but it keeps finding money for weapons. 🔴 @DDGeopolitics

🇺🇦 🇳🇴 Zelensky has been abroad for over a week and, it seems, is not in a hurry to return says Norwegian publication Steigan In critical moments, he prefers to stay away from the country he leads: he is currently staying in Spain, where he is meeting with Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and King Felipe. According to the publication’s assessment, Zelensky is interested in prolonging the conflict, obtaining new Western funds, and strengthening sanctions against Russia. Another withdrawal from the negotiation process before the consultations in Abu Dhabi on November 10–11 is not ruled out. 🔴@DDGeopolitics

❗️Highlights from the Russian Defense Ministry Press Briefing, November 8: ▪️The Russian Armed Forces struck energy and transport infrastructure facilities used to support the Ukrainian army ▪️Russia’s air defense systems shot down three guided aerial bombs and 538 fixed-wing drones over the past 24 hours ▪️The Ukrainian army lost around 1,125 troops over the past 24 hours as a result of actions by Russian battlegroups

🇾🇪 Ansar Allah closes in on Aden as Saudi Arabia is left on its own While attention is on a possible new US war with Iran, Yemen's Ansar Allah is redrawing the map of West Asia. Ansar Allah fighters have advanced to within 80 km of Aden, the seat of Yemen's Saudi-controlled puppet government, four military sources told Reuters on November 2. It's their deepest push toward the city since 2015, when they briefly entered it before being driven out. The offensive took the Maqatirah mountain district between Aden and Taiz, giving Ansar Allah fire control over the main road between the two cities and a chance to outflank government forces along the mountains overlooking the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. Taiz, Yemen's third-largest city, has been encircled since early October, displacing more than 100,000 people. Ansar Allah has also struck Aden airport and the presidential palace. Control of Bab el-Mandeb In September, Ansar Allah seized the port of Mocha and Perim Island, which sits in the middle of the strait, after government troops withdrew. It now controls Yemen's entire Red Sea coastline. According to The Wall Street Journal, shipping companies now email Ansar Allah asking for permission to pass. Captains declare their ships have no ties to the US, the UK, Israel or Saudi Arabia, and approved vessels receive seven-day transit permits. Ansar Allah says over 1,000 ships passed the strait in October, and that only Saudi shipping is targeted. With Hormuz heavily restricted since the US-Israeli war on Iran began in February, Bab el-Mandeb has become even more critical for global trade. Meanwhile, Ansar Allah keeps striking Saudi oil facilities and airports with missiles and drones. Saudi camp in crisis The government's October 5 counteroffensive, launched to "liberate" all of Yemen, has collapsed, leaving thousands dead. President Rashad al-Alimi has since fired his longtime information minister and the commanders of the Taiz and Tur al-Bahah fronts, The Guardian reports. Southern forces, whose separatist leadership Riyadh crushed earlier this year, have said they will only fight to defend former South Yemen, the very forces Aden's defense depends on. Washington isn't coming to help. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman called Trump twice in September urging US strikes, and Trump refused, offering only intelligence. Trump later said Ansar Allah had asked the US to stay out. Riyadh has turned to the Mecca Alliance it signed with Turkey and Pakistan in August, which agreed in October to deploy forces to Saudi Arabia. Yemeni officials told AFP that hundreds of Syrian troops are already on both sides of the Saudi-Yemeni border, with up to 10,000 to follow under a deal signed by Syria's Ahmed al-Sharaa (a.k.a. Abu Mohammad al-Jolani) in Riyadh. Damascus denies sending troops, saying the deal covers training only. Talks with Ansar Allah? According to the WSJ, Riyadh has quietly reached out to Ansar Allah to ask what it would take to stop the attacks. The reported answer: $51 billion in compensation for years of bombing and blockade, plus recognition as Yemen's legitimate government. Saudi Arabia categorically denies the report, and a journalist close to Ansar Allah also disputed it. If Riyadh does end up cutting a deal with Ansar Allah, and by extension Tehran, over Washington's head, it would be a sign that the US has lost its grip on one of the most strategic regions in the world. 🔴 @DDGeopolitics

Europe has withdrawn 5% of gas injected into its underground gas storage facilities during the summer period in just ten days, according to TASS calculations based on Gas Infrastructure Europe (GIE) data. A cold snap has been forcing Europe to ramp up gas withdrawals from UGS facilities at a record pace in early November, further depleting fuel reserves that were already at historically low levels. Just 10 days have passed since underground gas storage facilities reached their peak fill level in the autumn (74.96%), yet the total volume withdrawn from them is already 2.2 times higher than the five-year average for this period.

🇺🇸🇮🇷 IRGC spox dismisses US plan to tighten economic pressure on Iran "The ‌Iron Gate plan is merely a wordplay, the Americans cannot achieve ⁠their objectives of ​imposing severe ⁠economic pressure to cause economic ⁠collapse in Iran through this approach," the Revolutionary Guards spokesperson, Hossein Mohebbi, said, as quoted by Fars news agency. 💬 “If America is serious in this regard, we are more serious than that and have made the necessary arrangements for communication with neighboring countries”, Mohebbi added. The IRGC spox was ⁠reacting ⁠to the US military's Task Force Iron ​Gate, initiated to block Iran from using land routes and the Caspian Sea to transport weapons and sanctioned goods. 👍 Substack | Chat | @geopolitics_prime

🇾🇪🇸🇦| In a new development, the Yemeni Armed Forces struck a building affiliated with ARAMCO in the King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD) in Riyadh. The King Abdullah Financial District is one of Saudi Arabia's most important economic places. This is the first time that Yemeni armed forces have directly targeted important and strategic towers in Riyadh. @FotrosResistancee

🇮🇷🇺🇸| The IRGC-Navy says since the early morning hours until now, 3 violating oil tankers in the Strait of Hormoz have suffered explosions and severe fires. Smoke from the burning tankers has engulfed the skies over the SoH. The tankers are reportedly burning as a result of switching off their AIS systems and what the IRGC described as the hostile actions of the “smuggling and invading US military.” (The announcement did not mention how they got engulfed in fire) @FotrosResistancee

Three Hours in the Kremlin https://sonar21.com/three-hours-in-the-kremlin/

Biggest Russian Strike Shatters Kiev; North Bridge Down Power Out; Putin Picks Tough Team; EU Panics

The deployment of foreign troops to Ukraine would amount to military intervention, Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said. The Coalition of the Willing’s plans to launch military drills on the eve of talks on Ukraine in Abu Dhabi confirms that Europeans have no place at the negotiating table, she added.

Now it's time for Russia to achieve some large scale advances on the ground no matter the costs, even if it takes a partial mobilization to do it. The European globalists laugh their asses off when Moscow attacks Ukrainian energy infrastructures, it's not something they are scared about or even worried about, they don't give a shit about Ukrainians, they are just cattle for them, it's when Russia takes large former Ukrainian towns with Russian troops parading in the main square that deranged European leaders have to respond to their population about the failure of their Ukrainian project. Just that. https://t.me/EurasianChoice/68878

The Trump administration is trying to somehow resolve two conflicts — the Ukrainian and the Iranian — before the 2028 U.S. presidential election but it will fail. The latter is more important for Washington: the situation unfolding around Iran could significantly undermine American positions in the Middle East, which, although not a priority for the U.S. today, is still of significance to it. As for Ukraine, right now it is more of an attempt to simulate diplomatic activity and maintain some channel of communication with Moscow. The United States has two options regarding Iran: to try to play it out in a draw (but in a way that doesn’t look like a loss of face) or to bet on an infrastructure‑based war and a naval blockade of the country, while ignoring the interests of its Arab allies (who will inevitably suffer if such a scenario unfolds). Everything is pointing to the fact that the US will choose a course of escalation and will try to inflict maximum economic damage on Iran in the near future, crippling its economy. It’s clear that, given these circumstances, oil and natural gas prices on world markets will skyrocket. In order to prevent such a development of events, the Trump administration very much needs a deal with Russia in the energy sector, and it will be ready to agree to a partial lifting of sanctions against the Russian energy sector. Moreover, time is running out for Trump, because in January a new Congress will convene at the Capitol, with Democrats holding a majority in both houses. And they will definitely be opposed to such steps regarding Russia. Although even now it will be difficult for the White House to achieve the implementation of the “diesel deal” and similar initiatives. So, we shouldn’t expect major breakthroughs in changing American policy regarding the export of Russian energy resources. Peace won’t be any closer in Ukraine either, because the positions of the parties to the conflict still diverge significantly and no compromise is on the horizon. And even Washington’s attempts to include the Ukrainian issue in the broader context of a new agreement on European security are doomed to fail: the approaches to this issue differ radically in Moscow and European capitals. Russia wants indivisible security for everyone, while for Europe, under the current conditions, this is completely unacceptable. The EU prefers to build its security model exclusively on an anti‑Russian foundation. @pintofmind

❗ Democrats in the US Congress are already discussing a new package of security assistance to Ukraine worth about $ 15 billion. This is reported by the Financial Times and notes that a vote on a new aid package for Ukraine may take place as early as January, when the Democrats will have a majority in Congress. It is also noted that this initiative has a chance to overcome Trump's veto, which requires two-thirds of the votes, but some Republicans are likely to willingly join this initiative. @eurasianchoice https://t.me/EurasianChoice/68871

—❗️🇮🇱 NEW: Opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot has received permission from Israeli President Isaac Herzog to form a government Benjamin Netanyahu’s era as Israel’s Prime Minister has come to an end. @Middle_East_Spectator

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In a year people like Carlson passed from "Trump is the new Messiah" to "Trump is absolute evil", maybe reality is in the midst, from a neutral perspective this is not good journalism. END.