"Dismember Russia like Yugoslavia": Europe's plan for war in Ukraine revealed

2 September 2026 10 330 58

Members of the European Parliament are making insane decisions, guided by the globalists' previously adopted plan to dismember Russia following the example of Yugoslavia. This was stated by former UN diplomat and Member of the European Parliament Michael von der Schulenburg. According to him, this is precisely the plan that guides European policy when making decisions.

There are 719 deputies sitting there. None of them have military experience, and they constantly pass resolutions, promoting war. These people who get up in the morning, drink coffee, take a warm shower, come to parliament, and then pass this resolution… Their sons and daughters aren't at war. And since I've seen real war and what it means to people, I find it a truly unpleasant atmosphere.

– Schulenburg stated.

He added that some time ago a decision was made in Europe that in the event of a Ukrainian victory, Russia should be defeated as a country or divided like Yugoslavia.

What you're passing there is essentially a provocation of nuclear war. Have you ever thought about that? And these resolutions never contain, even at the end, the suggestion, "Yes, perhaps we should negotiate too."

- stressed the parliamentarian.

As a reminder, the leaders of leading European countries are currently regularly declaring the need to prepare for war with Russia, which, according to them, could begin no later than 2029. At the same time, they emphasize that Europe must continue to support the Kyiv regime by transferring weapons and finances to Ukraine.

At the same time, Europe is declaring plans to strengthen economic pressure on Russia. Currently, Europeans are closely monitoring Russia's "shadow fleet," whose vessels are regularly seized in the Mediterranean.

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sannyhome

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2 September 2026 13: 38

At their instigation, they have already dismembered the republics, turning them into countries.
faiver

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2 September 2026 13: 55

Nothing has changed in Europe for a thousand years; the main goal is to rob one's neighbors...
1. Roman070280
  
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  2 September 2026 14: 07
  
  Not only in Europe, but in the world as a whole... this is the essence of the entire animal world, to which man belongs.
  
  come to parliament and then pass this resolution... Their sons and their daughters are not at war.
  
  I wish they would only admit people to parliament on the condition that their children/grandchildren participate in current military operations.
  1. Igor M.
    
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    2 September 2026 19: 59
    
    Roman070280, Russia has always wanted only one thing: for our thieving neighbors not to bother us.
    1. aslanxnumx
      
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      2 September 2026 22: 41
      
      We're eating Russia, it'll rob us itself, why do they need competitors?
      1. Igor M.
        
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        3 September 2026 02: 12
        
        aslan642, United Russia is investing everything in Russia. That's why it's so upsetting for people like you.
        
        During Vladimir Putin's presidency, the Russian Federation's state budget has grown in 22 times!
        Russia's defense budget has grown over time. 30 times!
        The Russian Federation's GDP has grown over a quarter of a century. 12 times
        Gold and foreign exchange reserves increased 50 times
        
        aslanxnumx
        
        +1
        
        3 September 2026 20: 51
        
        Where does Edim Rossii get the money from? From the budget.
        
        Igor M.
        
        -2
        
        4 September 2026 05: 13
        
        aslan642, so they earn money and put it back into the budget. If we only take from it, it won't increase by 22 times. In fact, it would decrease.
        
        aslanxnumx
        
        -1
        
        4 September 2026 20: 22
        
        We eat Russia and earn Ha ha three times.
        
        Igor M.
        
        -1
        
        5 September 2026 04: 46
        
        aslan642, she's the one in charge. So, it's thanks to her that they make money.
        L - logic. You too could earn good money if you didn't slack off, sitting on the internet all the time.
        
        aslanxnumx
        
        -1
        
        5 September 2026 20: 48
        
        I'm retired and still working. And you're selling yourself out here for a few hryvnias.
        
        Igor M.
        
        0
        
        6 September 2026 04: 14
        
        aslan642, you are a coward, I agree with your self-criticism.
        So, I continue to work, but I receive my salary in rubles at my native institute, where I've been working for 30 years already.
        Well, today I started writing another scientific article. In English, by the way. You, who know so little Russian, must be especially envious.
        But you, judging by your slip of the tongue about hryvnias, are working in the wrong place and with the wrong tools. Many traitors get caught doing this, and you're not alone. They get used to measuring everything in hryvnias and end up screwed.
        
        Alexander the Winner
        
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        3 September 2026 22: 14
        
        Hamster! :)
        In 2000, 1,276 babies were born in Russia.
        ru.wikipedia.org* +2
        In 2025, according to Rosstat’s current data, there will be approximately 1,18 million infants.
        Birth rate decline by 10%!
        
        Igor M.
        
        0
        
        4 September 2026 05: 19
        
        Alexander Pobeditel, unfortunately, this is evidence of rising living standards and increasing life expectancy. We're doing okay compared to Italy, Germany, China, Japan, and South Korea. But how do you explain the dramatic decline in the birth rate in Ukraine? It's certainly not because life is good there.
        
        Reducing infant mortality: In countries with high levels of medicine, there is no need to have many children "in reserve", since most survive.
        The changing role of women: Obtaining a quality education, career advancement, and financial independence shift priorities toward self-realization rather than early creation of a large family.
        Shift in values (demographic transition): Personal freedom, travel, comfort, and emotional stability come to the forefront, with having a child perceived as a conscious but resource-intensive choice rather than a mandatory stage of life
        
        In Russia, infant mortality is lower than in the USA:
        
        The newborn mortality rate has fallen from 19 per 1000 "live births" in 2000 to 4,4 in 2020, below the US rate of 5,4 (according to UNICEF).
        
        Alexander the Winner
        
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        3 September 2026 22: 20
        
        2000 year
        The official population as of January 1, 2000 was 146,890,128 people.
        
        The population movement in 2000 looked like this:
        
        Indicator Value
        1,266,800 born
        2,225,332 people died
        Natural decline -958,532
        Migration increase +586,517
        Total change: -372,015
        
        Igor M.
        
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        4 September 2026 05: 22
        
        Alexander Pobeditel, and then, bam, our numbers grew by 7 million, thanks to Ukraine for Crimea and the LPR and DPR. Isn't that great?
        
        Alexander the Winner
        
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        3 September 2026 22: 31
        
        Year Population as of January 1st Births Deaths Natural increase Total increase Migration increase
        2000 146 890 128 1 266 800 2 225 332 −958 532 −586 517 +372 015
        2001 146 303 611 1 311 604 2 254 856 −943 252 −654 277 +288 975
        2002 145 649 334 1 396 967 2 332 272 −935 305 −685 684 +249 621
        2003 144 963 650 1 477 301 2 365 826 −888 525 −630 064 +258 461
        2004 144 333 586 1 502 477 2 295 402 −792 925 −532 540 +260 385
        2005 143 801 046 1 457 376 2 303 935 −846 559 −564 464 +282 095
        2006 — 1,713,947 2,075,954 −362,007 −12,007 +350,000 ~
        2007 — 1,713,947 2,075,954 −362,007 −12,007 +350,000 ~
        2008 — 1,713,947 2,075,954 −362,007 −12,007 +350,000 ~
        2009 — 1,788,948 2,028,516 −239,568 +31,432 +271,000 ~
        2010 — 1,788,948 2,028,516 −239,568 +31,432 +271,000 ~
        2011 146,804,372 1,690,307 1,826,125 −135,818 +76,060 +211,878
        2012 146,804,372 1,690,307 1,826,125 −135,818 +76,060 +211,878
        2013 143 347 059 1 895 822 1 871 809 +24 013 +319 872 +295 859
        2014 143 666 931 1 942 683 1 912 347 +30 336 +2 600 357 ★ +2 570 021 ★
        2015 146 267 288 1 940 579 1 908 541 +32 038 +277 422 +245 384
        2016 146,804,372 1,690,307 1,826,125 −135,818 +76,060 +211,878
        2017 146,804,372 1,690,307 1,826,125 −135,818 +76,060 +211,878
        2018 146 880 432 1 604 344 1 828 910 −224 566 −99 712 +124 854
        2019 146 780 720 1 481 074 1 798 307 −317 233 −32 130 +285 103
        2020 146 748 590 1 435 750 2 124 479 −702 072 −577 575 +124 497
        2021 146,171,015 1,402,834 2,445,509 −1,042,675 −613,439 +429,236
        2022 146 980 061 1 306 162 1 905 778 −594 557 −532 637 +61 920
        2023 146 447 424 1 264 354 1 760 200 −495 300 −296 635 +203 600
        2024 146 150 789 ~1 220 000 ~1 820 000 −599 500 −30 861 +568 600
        
        We're seeing a steady replacement of Russians with migrants! What a success! Well done, leaders!
        
        Igor M.
        
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        4 September 2026 05: 24
        
        Alexander Pobeditel, and then 7 million migrants came to us along with their territory. And they were white, Russian-speaking, educated, and hardworking. In time, more will come.
        Of course, the rulers are great. Thanks to them for their concern.
        
        Alexander the Winner
        
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        3 September 2026 22: 37
        
        Year of the Billionaires Total Wealth
        2000 0 —
        2001 7 ~$10 billion
        2002 17 ~$15 billion
        2003 25 ~$35 billion
        2004 36 ~$137 billion
        2005 30 ~$141 billion
        2006 44 ~$248 billion
        2007 60 ~$337 billion
        2008 87 ~$522 billion
        2009 32 ~$142 billion
        2010 62 ~$297 billion
        2011 101 ~$499 billion
        2012 96 ~$446 billion
        2013 110 ~$488 billion
        2014 111 ~$422 billion
        2015 88 —
        2016 77 —
        2017 96 —
        2018 106 —
        2019 100 —
        2020 102 —
        2021 123 ~$606 billion
        2022 88 ~$353 billion
        2023 110 ~$505 billion
        2024 125 ~$583 billion
        2025 146 ~$626 billion
        2026 155 $696,5 billion
        
        Bravo, well done Putin! Glory to United Russia!
        
        Igor M.
        
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        4 September 2026 05: 29
        
        Alexander Pobeditel, and the Communist Party of the Russian Federation list has over 100 millionaires. That's not bad, right? But in fact, there are about 447 thousand dollar millionaires (citizens with a personal net worth of $1 million or more). In other words, Putin has effectively succeeded in creating a middle class, the state's main support system.
        At the same time, they don’t forget about everyone else either:
        
        Average monthly nominal salary of Russians over the past 15 years increased fivefoldThis follows from statistical data examined by TASS.
        In 2010, the average gross salary in Russia was approximately 21 rubles per month. According to Rosstat, in 2025, it will be approximately 100 rubles.
        Compared to 2015, salaries have tripled. Back then, they averaged 34 rubles.
        Real disposable income of the population in 2024 increased by 8,2%, and by 7,4% by the end of 2025.
        
        Remember that The main task of the state is not to have no rich people, but to have as few poor people as possibleAnd Putin's team is managing to effectively combat poverty.
        
        According to Rosstat data for 2025, the poverty level in Russia dropped to a historic low and amounted to 6,7% of the total population of the country
        
        Bravo, well done Putin!
        
        vlad127490
        
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        4 September 2026 12: 20
        
        Igor M. (Igor). On November 6, 1991, Boris Yeltsin signed a decree terminating the activities of the CPSU and the Communist Party of the RSFSR in Russia. Since then, there has been no communist party in the Russian Federation. The CPRF is a left-wing social democratic party, but in no way a communist party. They write and declare a lot, but everything is determined by actions. The CPRF is a bourgeois party like any other, with many factory, mill, and ship owners and oligarchs among its members. It is no better or worse than any other.
        
        Alexander the Winner
        
        +1
        
        3 September 2026 22: 47
        
        Income Range Population Share, 2025 Share, 2024
        Up to 27,000 rub. 18,0% 22,7%
        27,000–45,000 rubles 21,7% 24,1%
        
        18% poor plus 22% very poor - 40% of the population!
        Wonderful! Gentlemen, you imperialist business sharks! A state for the rich!
        
        Igor M.
        
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        4 September 2026 05: 38
        
        Alexander the Winner,
        
        According to Rosstat data for 2025, the poverty rate in Russia fell to a historic low and amounted to 6,7% of the country's total population.
        That is, not 18%, but 2,6 times less.
        At the same time, almost everyone in the country now has access to their own plots of land. Therefore, no one is in danger of starvation. Putin has launched a veritable revolution in land ownership:
        
        There are about 45 million garden, vegetable and homestead plotsThis means that a significant portion of the country's population is in one way or another connected with country farming and dacha culture.
        
        Besides, it’s not the size of your fortune that matters, but how you feel about it.
        
        According to VTsIOM, about 84% of Russian residents regularly say they feel happy.
        
        Meanwhile, Russia is experiencing a historic high in domestic tourism. Apparently, people are traveling around the country due to hunger and poverty:
        
        In 2025, according to preliminary official data from the Government of the Russian Federation, the domestic tourist flow in the country amounted to 89,1 million trips on tour packages, showing a 4,1% increase compared to the previous year. Taking into account Rosstat data, the final figure for organized and independent recreation exceeded 92 million tourists.
        And if we add to this 30 million foreign trips over the past year, then in our country more than 80% of the population travels.
        This has never happened before.
        
        aslanxnumx
        
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        4 September 2026 20: 28
        
        Who are you trying to force fairy tales on?
        It's become difficult to buy homemade dairy products because fewer livestock are kept. Summer cottages are abandoned. Young people don't care about vegetable gardens.
        
        Igor M.
        
        -1
        
        5 September 2026 04: 47
        
        aslan642, the villages are abandoned, but the dachas are all well-kept. But you can't keep a cow at your dacha. A goat at most.
        
        Alexander the Winner
        
        -1
        
        5 September 2026 00: 44
        
        According to Rosstat, those who earn less than 16,000 rubles are considered poor!!!
        Bug! That's why you only have 6% of poor people! You're constantly deceiving the people and lying!
        All your numbers are from the devil. A stream of lies.
        
        Igor M.
        
        -1
        
        5 September 2026 04: 49
        
        Alexander Pobeditel, you're just shifting the blame. Because your posts are nothing but lies. Unlike you, I always write the truth. And nothing but the truth. That's precisely why you, and others, always resort to personal attacks. Because you have nothing to say in response to the substance of the matter. But I, in response to your lies, always find compelling arguments.
        
        Alexander the Winner
        
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        5 September 2026 08: 03
        
        You have a mess of pro-government propaganda and a stream of lies.
        You're a complete zero when it comes to ideology and agitation, which is why you're being actively downvoted. You lack professional qualities, just like most of the team. All you do is talk and give presentations. People don't like you; they simply despise you.
        Keep on toadying.
        
        Igor M.
        
        0
        
        6 September 2026 02: 50
        
        Alexander Pobeditel, you once again have nothing to say to me after I exposed your lies. So you've returned to being rude and insulting.
        
        Alexander the Winner
        
        +1
        
        3 September 2026 22: 57
        
        Pension reform! How has it affected the number of pensioners?
        Before the reform, the number of pensioners grew steadily—from 34 million in 1991 to 43,9 million at the beginning of 2019. After the reform began, the number began to decline:
        
        Date Total pensioners Recipients of old-age insurance pension Change over the year
        Beginning of 2018 ~43,6 million ~36,5 million +0,8%
        Beginning of 2019 43,9 million ~36,7 million (peak) +0,7%
        Beginning of 2020 43,6 million ~36,2 million -0,7%
        Beginning of 2021 43,0 million ~35,4 million -1,3%
        Beginning of 2022 42,0 million ~34,6 million -2,3%
        Beginning of 2023 41,8 million ~34,2 million -0,6%
        Beginning of 2024 ~41,1 million ~33,4 million ~-1,7%
        Beginning of 2025 41,17 million 33,38 million +0,2% (first growth in 6 years)
        
        demoscope.ru +2
        
        Key figure: between 2018 and 2025, the number of old-age insurance pension recipients decreased by approximately 3,3 million people (from 36,7 to 33,4 million). This is the cumulative effect of the reform: people who would have retired under the old rules remained part of the working-age population. According to RANEPA estimates, the reform added 1,7 million sick elderly Russians to the labor market.
        Well done! Be understanding about this! And the rise of billionaires to 150, too!
        
        Igor M.
        
        -2
        
        4 September 2026 06: 24
        
        Alexander Pobeditel, pensions don't just appear out of nowhere. They're earned by those who work. During Putin's time our average life expectancy has increased by as much as 10 years - see diagram.
        In other words, had the reform not taken place, the workforce would have declined drastically. Keep in mind that in 1995, men, on average, didn't live to reach their retirement age of 55. Now, they live to 64, remaining fairly vigorous and healthy, so they can continue to receive their pensions for a considerable period.
        That is, the state could well have increased it to 67 years, taking into account foreign experience, but so far it has only increased it by 4 years.
        
        GoogleThe main reason for raising the retirement age is increasing life expectancy combined with falling birth rates, which creates a shortage of funds in solidarity pension systems.
        Thanks to advances in medicine and improved living conditions, people are living longer, which means the pension payment period has increased significantly.
        Fewer young people are entering the labour market.
        The ratio of working citizens (contribution payers) to pensioners (beneficiaries) has been disrupted. There are fewer workers per pensioner, and the burden on the economy has increased.
        
        Pension systems around the world are facing an unprecedented crisis.. Aging populations, increasing life expectancy, and declining birth rates are creating a “perfect storm” for traditional pay-as-you-go pension systems based on the principle of intergenerational solidarity. When there are fewer and fewer workers per pensioner who can finance their pension through taxes and contributions, the system becomes financially unsustainable..
        The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), which unites 38 most developed countries in the world, has become a laboratory for pension reforms in recent decades. OECD member countries—from the US and Japan to Germany and Sweden—have implemented large-scale changes to their pension systems, attempting to find a balance between financial sustainability, social justice, and the adequacy of pensions.
        The birth rate fell from 2,7 children per woman in 1960 to 1,6 in 2020 (below the replacement level of 2,1 needed to maintain a stable population). In some countries (South Korea, Japan, Italy, Spain), the birth rate is below 1,3—a catastrophically low level.
        Result: the population pyramid is turning upside downIn 1960, the pyramid was wide at the base (many children and young people) and narrow at the top (few elderly). By 2050, it will be inverted—narrow at the base (few children) and wide at the top (many elderly). This will radically change the ratio of workers to retirees.
        The old-age support ratio (OAR) is the number of people of working age (20-64) per one elderly person (65+): the OECD average fell from 6,5 in 1960 to 2,8 in 2020, with a forecast of 1,7 by 2050. In the hardest-hit countries (Japan, South Korea, Italy, and Spain), it could drop to 1,2-1,3, or less than two workers per pensioner.
        The most widespread and obvious reform is raising the retirement age. The logic is simple: If people live longer, they can and should work longer.to finance a longer period of retirement on your own.
        Since the 1990s Almost all OECD countries have either raised the retirement age or passed laws to gradually increase it in the future.Current status (2024-2025): Most countries are moving toward 67 years for both men and women. Germany, the USA, Denmark, the Netherlands, and Italy already have or are implementing 67 yearsThe UK is raising the retirement age to 68 by 2046. Denmark plans to reach 69 by 2035. Some countries have linked the retirement age to life expectancy—automatically increasing as longevity increases (Denmark, the Netherlands, Finland, Italy).
        Most OECD countries have equalized the retirement age for men and women. (UK, Germany, Italy, Australia) or in the process of alignment (Switzerland, Austria).
        
        Putin: "The fact is that every few decades our country faces severe demographic challenges. This happened during the Great Patriotic War... <...>But another powerful demographic blow was dealt in the first half of the 90s, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, when the country faced a severe economic and social crisis..." The demographic collapse of the late 90s turned out to be comparable to the war years of 1943 and 1944.And now it is precisely this extremely small generation born in the 90s that is entering working age. This places an even greater burden on the pension system, which is built on the principle of intergenerational solidarity."
        
        Putin: "In 1970, there were 3,7 working-age people for every pensioner. In the general pay-as-you-go pension system, this looked very stable. In 2019, it will be only two people. That is, the balance has worsened almost twofold. For every working citizen who pays contributions to the Pension Fund, there are more and more pensioners and non-working citizensAnd this figure will only grow."
        
        Putin: “If we don’t take any measures, we will not be able to maintain the pension system's incomeAnd then they will inevitably depreciate, falling below the inflation rate. <…>We could destroy our finances, destroy the budget from which we finance the army, security, healthcare, education, support for families with children, roads, and infrastructure. We'll still have to make this decision. But then it will be done hastily, without any mitigating mechanisms..."
        
        Putin: "Let's recall the state of our economy and social sphere in the early and mid-2000s. <…> Raising the retirement age was simply impossible back then. <…> We first had to overcome the consequences of the severe crises of the 90s... <…> Today, Russia has a stable economy, with reserves to overcome potential difficulties. We have created the conditions for increasing life expectancy and modernized healthcare. <…> We can't delay any longer. It would be irresponsible and could lead to grave consequences for the economy and the country as a whole."
        
        aslanxnumx
        
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        4 September 2026 20: 31
        
        Dude, people live until they're 64, and who retires at 65?
        Why don't you compare pensions in Germany and Russia?
        
        Igor M.
        
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        5 September 2026 04: 54
        
        aslan642, well, I'm 64,5 years old. And I retired at 64.
        Learn the laws, then you won't be guessing.
        The average life expectancy in Russia is now 74,2 years.
        
        aslanxnumx
        
        -1
        
        5 September 2026 20: 57
        
        panties and I retired at 35 years old due to length of service.
        Ministry of Health data: According to the agency's experts, more than half of Russian men (52%) die before reaching 65 years of age.
        Gender gap: More than half of Russian women (about 54%) live to 80 years of age, while among men this figure is two times lower.
        Life expectancy at birth: About 68,45 years for males (national average is about 72,8 years)
        
        Igor M.
        
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        6 September 2026 04: 21
        
        aslan642, and in the 90s, people died before they reached 60. Back then, the average age of men was, if I remember correctly, 58. So... Putin gave us 10 extra years of life..
        
        The life expectancy of Russian men is estimated at approximately 67,9 years according to international estimates
        Only every fifth A Russian man dies before reaching retirement age; people die of natural causes.
        
        Igor M.
        
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        4 September 2026 06: 31
        
        Alexander Pobeditel, what's interesting is that you destroyed your own country, Ukraine. Russia took pity on you, let you in, sheltered you, and granted you citizenship. And instead of showing gratitude, you're starting a Maidan revolt here too. In other words, you're essentially attempting to undermine the stability of the Russian system. Aren't you ashamed? Or is being a Maidan forever, under any circumstances?
        
        Alexander the Winner
        
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        5 September 2026 00: 34
        
        I was born in Moscow and my grandfather shot people like you in the back of the head in the basements of Lubyanka.
        The time will come and I will meet you there as my grandfather. I have the rank of officer and the honor.
        You have no honor or conscience, nothing but sycophancy and dollars sticking out of your ears. You couldn't care less about the impoverished, poor Russian people. Your personality is ruined. All you can do is sing for power and a holy ruler. The richest country, rich in all its natural resources, sells them off for nothing. The people, the government, keep 40% of the population impoverished, pensions of 9,000 rubles, don't want to pay social security - only from age 70! ... and there are a dime a dozen dollar billionaires. Industrial production and recycling are undeveloped! You have no shame or conscience. Nothing but empty chatter and dollars in your ears.
        
        Igor M.
        
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        5 September 2026 04: 58
        
        Alexander Pobeditel, judging by your posts, you have neither honor nor homeland. Your grandfather would have been the first to shoot you in the back of the head, as a traitor.
        
        I gave birth to you, I will kill you
        
        GoogleIn Russia, there is no net pension of 9,000 rubles, as the state guarantees a supplement up to the minimum subsistence level for pensioners. Social supplement (federal or regional) not specifically tied to the 70th anniversary, and is paid regardless of age
        
        Lie further.
        
        Alexander the Winner
        
        0
        
        5 September 2026 08: 20
        
        The rules for paying social pensions do have their own nuances. I've summarized the key points to make it easier to understand how everything works. At the core of everything is Federal Law No. 166-FZ "On State Pension Provision in the Russian Federation."
        ingobank.ru +3
        
        When does the right arise?
        A social pension is available to disabled citizens who are not entitled to an insurance pension. Recipient categories:
        
        By old age: citizens of the Russian Federation who have reached a certain age (in 2026 – 64 years for women and 69 years for men)
        (in 2027 – 65 years for women and 70!!! years for men)
        For old age (including citizens from among the small peoples of the North) - 9,424.12 rubles.
        consultant.ru +2
        You have a stupid department that assigns social pensions below the subsistence level!
        I am a Russian patriot and use our own Yandex and Alice!
        You are an ENEMY of Russia and its people, using American Google!
        I am a Russian patriot and I am going on holiday to Crimea!
        You, a power-hungry lackey, travel abroad!
        You are all such rotten bureaucrats with double standards.
        In essence, you are an Enemy of the Russian People.
        Don't decide for me and my grandfather who honestly served the people of Russia and Stalin!
        
        Igor M.
        
        -1
        
        6 September 2026 02: 42
        
        Alexander Pobeditel, the attack made him smile.
        
        aslanxnumx
        
        0
        
        5 September 2026 21: 02
        
        As an officer, I support Alexander Pobeditel.
        How many hryvnias did it sell for?
        
        Igor M.
        
        -2
        
        6 September 2026 04: 27
        
        aslan642, that's strange, an officer, and in the rear. Yes, you, sir, just panties.
        
        aslanxnumx
        
        -1
        
        7 September 2026 18: 08
        
        Gosha, coward, yes, I'm an officer, I gave my youth to the Motherland. You're just trash and have no connection to the Motherland. You're a combat veteran and are enjoying a well-deserved retirement. Why aren't you at the front?
        
        Igor M.
        
        -1
        
        8 September 2026 02: 35
        
        aslan642, you probably spent the whole time in the warehouse. And stole as much as you wanted. But I've actually been of great service to the Motherland, with my developments and expert work for various agencies. We don't take pensioners to the front because of age. But those with sufficient service—easy. And you're a coward. That means you're a coward.
        
        Alexander the Winner
        
        -1
        
        7 September 2026 01: 24
        
        Thank you, Aslan.
        Igorek has completely discredited himself with his posts, this is clear to all visitors to the site.
        
        Igor M.
        
        -3
        
        8 September 2026 02: 38
        
        Sashok, so far only you and Aslanbek have discredited yourselves here. Because you both lack the brains to argue rationally. That's why you're always resorting to personal attacks and insults. In other words, your upbringing is pretty poor.
        
        aslanxnumx
        
        -1
        
        8 September 2026 23: 26
        
        What arguments are there in your Suslikov manuals? Don't judge others by yourself. You, Gosha from "Eat Russia," almost labeled everyone as crests. That's how you answered my questions.
        Fala português caralho
        
        Igor M.
        
        -2
        
        9 September 2026 03: 53
        
        Aslanchenko, not everyone, but many here. Everyone who slanders Russia is pro-Ukrainian. That's obvious. After all, only enemies criticize Russia.
        
        aslanxnumx
        
        0
        
        9 September 2026 11: 36
        
        Igor M. is not criticizing Russia, but the leadership.
        
        SamDurak
        
        -1
        
        7 September 2026 12: 52
        
        During Vladimir Putin's presidency, the Russian Federation's state budget has grown 22-fold!
        
        Igor M., prices in Russia have increased by an average of 10,3 times since 2000. Therefore, in real terms, the economy has grown slightly more than twice. This can be confirmed by other calculations – with GDP growth of 4-5 percent in real terms per year, we'll get this figure over 25 years.
        
        The Russian Federation's GDP has grown 12-fold in a quarter of a century.
        
        Taking inflation into account, this figure cannot exceed 2. Don't forget about the GDP deflator.
        
        Gold and foreign exchange reserves increased 50-fold
        
        I will simply remain silent about the gold and foreign exchange reserves frozen in the West.
        
        Igor M.
        
        0
        
        8 September 2026 02: 30
        
        SamDurak, GDP is calculated in normalized form, that is, adjusted to the current price level. GDP only doubled in the few years before the war.
        And we responded by freezing their property. And not only freezing it, but also taking it under state control, or even buying it back for pennies, or nationalizing it. I think we even made a good profit from it.
        
        SamDurak
        
        -1
        
        8 September 2026 18: 31
        
        GDP is calculated in normalized form, that is, adjusted to the current price level. GDP doubled only in the pre-war years.
        
        You're not talking about GDP, but about the budget. The budget grew 22-fold because the Central Bank issued additional, unbacked rubles into the economy over 25 years (either printed them or lent them to commercial banks, it doesn't matter). Taking inflation into account over these years, this money depreciated by a factor of 10,3—this figure can be considered the total deflator coefficient. Therefore, you can safely divide your enthusiastic figures by this figure. And you'll get real economic growth. In other words, people can't work 22 times harder in 25 and produce 22 times more goods and services than they did in 2000. We haven't had more hands, but 2-3 times more—that seems more realistic; labor productivity in Russia is low. To get the figure 10,3, you can assume an average inflation rate of 9,8% each year (some years higher, some lower), and thus raise 1,098 to the power of 25. You get 10,3. As for productivity, yes, our economy lags in labor productivity, but the flip side of this is positive: we have a low unemployment rate. Compared to many Western countries, we have few slackers. Everyone is busy.
        
        Igor M.
        
        0
        
        9 September 2026 03: 39
        
        SamDurak, I'm not writing, I'm quoting a foreign article.
SanSanych_2

+2

2 September 2026 13: 56

Russian military forces struck the central Kyiv railway station, where "Highway Guests" usually arrive, with several Geranium turbojet kamikaze drones.
Camptons

0

2 September 2026 13: 59

That's the problem with this kind of elite idiots, the average citizens needs to be wiser, the start war, travel far away with there family in a big mansion and well equipped Bunkers with food, medicines and water to last for 100yrs while what awaits the average citizens is deaths, hunger and diseases. The real war is not about dismembering any country but the fight against the average, common citizens against the ruling elites and there families.
PVV22121922

+4

2 September 2026 15: 16

"Dismember Russia like Yugoslavia": Europe's plan for war in Ukraine revealed

We all know this, it's not news. Only the Kremlin plutocracy is kind of blind.
1. Igor M.
  
  -6
  
  2 September 2026 20: 01
  
  PVV22121922, you speak as if we've already been dismembered, not as if five new regions have been added. So far, knock on wood, they're only dismembering Ukraine.
  1. SamDurak
    
    -1
    
    7 September 2026 12: 58
    
    I agree with you on this one. ))) I've always wondered what principle Europe was using to dismember us. Who should get what? Britain, America, Germany? What about the Finns and Norwegians? Maybe Japan and Canada will participate in this division? Or maybe Estonia and the Finns will fight over the Northwest? No? ))) Dismemberers...!