Infidel Deity

After killing civilians on a train platform in Dnipro, these russian degenerates have now killed children in Chernihiv. A man is screaming near their bodies. I don't want to speculate whether he's their father, but I can't even begin to fathom what he's going through

This answers my question

Kstovo refinery this morning Muh diesel

Not attacking Poland here or debating immigration. Just pointing out that the American right never says this about Ukraine, yet often praises Russia, which welcomes millions of immigrants, many of them Muslim. Europe gets blamed for the same thing, but Russia doesn't.

I have an important announcement to make. I've decided to start my own project, with the help of several volunteers who already assist me. Our primary focus will be to provide comprehensive analysis and deliver unique insights from war and conflict zones, with a focus on Ukraine now. Given the significant data processing and extensive efforts needed to produce high-quality reports with distinctive features and illustrations, as I have done previously, it's clear that teamwork is essential. Therefore, I've decided to start a small, dedicated team called "Frontelligence Insight," or simply "Frontelligence." Frontelligence Insight: Revolutionizing Public Access to Conflict Intelligence This decision won't affect my personal account here. The content for "Frontelligence Insight" will be published on Substack (frontelligence.substack.com) and will feature supplementary and exclusive materials unavailable on the X. Given that the project aims to avoid becoming just another news aggregator that collects rumors from social media, it won't provide daily updates. Instead, the primary focus will be delivering high-quality analysis, similar to my larger analyses previously shared here. Content will be released periodically, with intervals spanning several weeks. The core concept of the project revolves around integrating satellite tech, signal intelligence, open-source intel (OSINT), and investigative journalism. It aims to deliver a product and analytical framework distinct from blogs. Frontelligence Insight is committed to delivering subscription-based, all-source information accessible to the public. Moreover, this project includes a set of long-term objectives. Given the existential significance of the ongoing conflict to my country and its people, the immediate and mid-term focus remains dedicated to Ukraine. Frontelligence will release two types of articles on Substack: specialized content for paid subscribers and occasional free materials that will closely resemble the content I've shared on the X. With a paid subscription, you will: - Gain access to analytical insights rooted in both commercial and non-public information. These reports will be similar to reports I've previously made, drawing from a range of sources, including human sources, and commercial satellite data; - Access an extensive collection of documents and seized manuals, including all previously published materials, placed on a cloud drive; - Interviews with soldiers, officers, and experts. Our interviews provide detailed information with accompanying photos and visualization, surpassing the limitations of the X platform; - Access to translated documents, manuals, and other materials into English; - Early access to special and unique video or photo materials of significant value, which otherwise will be published on the X or free Substack with a delay. - In the future, I would like to add "on-the-ground" reporting by enlisting short-term freelance journalists to cover emerging topics as they unfold. Before subscribing to our paid version, please note that we encourage prioritizing donations for Ukrainian funds directly supporting our military and providing essential aid to our service members. If subscribing to our service might reduce your budget for these crucial donations, it's advisable to maintain your current approach. However, if subscribing to our service doesn't affect your ability to contribute to these vital causes, we wholeheartedly appreciate your support. We are dedicated to delivering value exceeding the subscription price, and your participation would be greatly valued. Frontelligence Insight is committed to developing partnerships and close cooperation with other open-source intelligence (OSINT) initiatives, journalistic teams, and volunteer organizations. Distinguishing itself from governmental agencies, our mission is rooted in collaboration with the public, for the public, and funded by the public. We are dedicated to working in synergy with other organizations to enhance the overall quality of our product While our primary focus remains on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, we will also periodically address other topics, including developments in conflict zones across Africa and Asia. This expanded coverage is made possible by our growing team of experienced volunteers Tomorrow, we're set to debut our initial content on Substack under the Frontelligence Insight name. I invite everyone to subscribe to our Substack (frontelligence.substack.com) to ensure you don't miss it