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Oh yes.

Greetings, comrades, and welcome to the eastern border.

We're back to the, well, good old boring news once again.

Well, they mean boring, well, good old boring news once again. Well,

what do you mean boring? There have been advances on the front lines. There have been events happening. It's been of a bit of a mess. They didn't keep the counter-terrorist operation

kind of situation in Moscow. It's been toned down, but many other things have been happening.

What we found out is that apparently West had asked Ukraine not to attack Russia and Russian

daddy today, while the sort of coup, which still is a bizarre little limbo situation, but what can I know? I can only make, you

know, predictions and statements from, from reasonable data, but when suddenly Lukashenko

ex-Machina comes out, that's so weird. Then again, well, we also have reports that Lukashenko,

obviously, because he's not a peacemaker by any means, had just plopped out out of nowhere and been, you know, Brigosin wanted to include him in the conversations and everything.

So something might have been going on there, but there's so much conspirology there that it's getting more and more insane.

The trick here is that no one actually knows what's happening.

I'm not going to even try to predict. I just want to observe.

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