New enemy attack on the port of Tuapse

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New enemy attack on the port of Tuapse


A new massive attack took place in the seaport of Tuapse drones A man was killed by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. This was a follow-up to the enemy's attack on the city last night.



The region's governor, Veniamin Kondratyev, announced this on his Telegram channel.

The official wrote:

I express my deepest condolences to my family.

He added that another person was injured. Medics are providing him with all necessary assistance.

According to the governor of Kuban, there were other consequences of the enemy attack in Tuapse:

A fire broke out at the seaport.

Local residents report a major fire at the terminal.

In addition to port infrastructure, there was damage in the city itself. The damage primarily affected glazing. Specifically, glass was damaged in a church, school, kindergarten, museum, and a multi-story building. A gas pipe was also damaged.

The official noted that at the sites where the fragments fell drones employees of special and emergency services are working.

Kondratyev reported that he is in constant contact with the head of the Tuapse district administration, Sergei Boyko.

Ukrainian troops attacked Tuapse shortly after midnight. People in the city heard explosions.

At this time, temporary flight restrictions were introduced at the airports of Krasnodar and Gelendzhik.

It appears that today's Ukrainian drone attack was less intense than the one on April 16. Then, enemy drones and their debris damaged approximately 60 residential buildings. Two people were killed, including a 14-year-old girl. Seven more were injured.
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  1. + 27
    April 20 2026 09: 11
    Why do the ports of Odessa and Reni still accept ships?
    1. + 12
      April 20 2026 09: 14
      ...and why are there no ships' masts sticking out of the water in the roadstead, interfering with navigation?
      1. + 15
        April 20 2026 09: 28
        Our deeply respected Western partners do not allow it.
    2. +5
      April 20 2026 09: 29
      APASUS
      Today, 09: 11
      Why do the ports of Odessa and Reni still accept ships?

      hi The Sultan is also hosting a forum with the participation of the head of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
      Will our enemies understand our active actions right next door if we disturb them? (SARCASM)
      The Sultan even offers a meeting with the expired Jewish drug dealer for three or more people, while here we are discussing the affairs of the Russian people, the earthly affairs of people, the death of people, blood, suffering.
      am
      1. 0
        April 20 2026 10: 29
        Quote: ZovSailor
        The Sultan is also hosting a forum with the participation of the head of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

        There was an article recently that Lavrov was significantly silent in China. request
        1. 0
          April 20 2026 11: 29
          alexoff
          Today, 10: 29
          There was an article recently that Lavrov was significantly silent in China.

          hi I can’t believe it, because the main weapon of a diplomat and politician is his tongue.
          Although, on the other hand, this weapon could also turn out to be an enemy, which means the tactic of silence has been chosen, like a doctor, the main postulate is - Do no harm!
          wassat
          1. -1
            April 20 2026 11: 52
            Perhaps you've noticed that in recent months, no matter what they say, it's all wrong. The liberals are making fun of you, the vatniks are indignant, and the respected partners are paying no attention. crying
            Therefore it is better to remain silent

            https://moskva.bezformata.com/listnews/ego-slov-o-ssha-i-evrope/158746389/
            Just in case - here is one of the articles about meaningful silence, which many have reprinted feel
            1. -2
              April 20 2026 12: 04
              alexoff
              Today, 11: 52
              Perhaps you've noticed that in recent months, whatever they say is wrong, the liberals are making fun of you, the vatniks are indignant, and the respected partners are paying no attention.
              Therefore it is better to remain silent

              hi The Kremlin approves the main directions of policy without any doubt.
              In the current complex situation in the CIS, as in the world on an international scale, new tactics of diplomacy have been adopted.
              Therefore, journalists need to catch the boss in the smoking room, where he can use far from flattering vocabulary about enemies, using the Great Russian, some of whose quotes we hear from the lips of the red-haired Satan - the pedophile from Washington.
    3. +1
      April 20 2026 09: 40
      The bear shot in 1991 fell, but wasn't dead yet. Between 1992 and today, it has struggled to get up and swing its enormous paw.
    4. +2
      April 20 2026 09: 48
      I don't see any other reason because of the kind Russian president. I think we should hire the Iranian president, and then the enemy ports will be destroyed and Europe will quiet down. But that's impossible; we can only dream of having a decisive president.
    5. -2
      April 20 2026 09: 48
      Quote: APASUS
      Why do the ports of Odessa and Reni still accept ships?

      It smells like Anchorage.
    6. -4
      April 20 2026 10: 21
      This is contrary to the "spirit of Anchorage."
    7. +3
      April 20 2026 10: 32
      Why do the ports of Odessa and Reni still accept ships?
      Why is their TV working as if nothing happened?
    8. 0
      April 20 2026 10: 51
      because there is no political will...
    9. 0
      April 20 2026 14: 40
      Apparently, the grant system is not right; Russia has been hitting Ukrainian ports for five years now, and they don't care.
  2. + 15
    April 20 2026 09: 12
    With their "mooing," the Russian leadership will accelerate the achievement of the goals pursued by the Ukrainian Armed Forces and the drug-dealing team...
    1. +1
      April 20 2026 13: 34
      News NE.SAKHAR
      Tuapse was subjected to a powerful drone attack, killing one person and injuring another, according to media reports.
      According to the head of Kuban, Kondratyev, a fire broke out at the seaport, and city infrastructure was also damaged.
      Eyewitnesses report that there were several dozen (or “a lot”) of drones.

      A 10-square-meter oil slick has been discovered in the Black Sea near the port of Tuapse, according to the Krasnodar Krai emergency response center.
  3. +1
    April 20 2026 09: 14
    What is the picture for the title and what is it about?
    1. +2
      April 20 2026 09: 16
      Quote: Cyril76
      What is the picture for the title and what is it about?

      If you read to the end, you will see the inscription: illustrative nature.
      1. +7
        April 20 2026 09: 32
        If you read to the end, you will see the inscription: illustrative nature

        I always read to the end like this. I used to work in publishing myself, and it's always touching when, instead of a burning reservoir, there are two barrels, or when, at the crash site of a light aircraft, there's a photo of a burning IL-96. Although, maybe that's just the way it is now. The public will gobble it up.
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    2. 0
      April 20 2026 09: 19
      Drones attacked an oil refinery in Tuapse.

      A powerful fire started in the tank farm.

      According to locals, there were a lot of UAVs flying around the city.


      But they don’t write about this...YET!
      1. 0
        April 20 2026 09: 21
        Would a photo do?!

        You can see the debris...
        1. -1
          April 20 2026 11: 13
          The photo is fake. Yes, there are barrel fires, but not like in the photo.
        2. -1
          April 20 2026 12: 11
          It's just... that same white fluffy little animal...there's nothing to even say.
      2. +5
        April 20 2026 10: 06
        I drive past all the time, all the containers weren't even covered with nets, no one cares
      3. +2
        April 20 2026 10: 20
        Quote: russ71
        Drones attacked an oil refinery in Tuapse.

        A powerful fire started in the tank farm.

        According to locals, there were a lot of UAVs flying around the city.


        But they don’t write about this...YET!

        And they're not just writing about it here. What kind of... debris? A serious attack, as were the preparations for it. Air defenses overloaded. The port is burning. Western agencies are already broadcasting photos. And here we have debris... laughing The bureaucrats and generals are covering for the priests, because the main thing is that "the pope" doesn't punish them. It's a disgrace!!! They can't protect the port! am
        1. -4
          April 20 2026 10: 46
          Shame!!! They can't protect the port!

          Do you have a standard for 100% protection against massive attacks on a large number of objects spread across a large area?
          Teach those who need to know how to do it, if you're such a specialist. Sure, you can throw a tantrum, but the payoff will be zero.
        2. 0
          April 20 2026 21: 57
          Quote: kapitan92
          Shame!!! They can't protect the port!

          Are you one of those experts that FB writes about?
          https://t.me/bomber_fighter/24978#
    3. -1
      April 20 2026 10: 32
      Do you want me to show you a photo of a real fire?
      Although, considering our toothless counterintelligence, it is not surprising that they are hitting.
      There's a crowd of people standing on the bypass and filming. Couldn't at least one cop come up and check who's who?
      Whatever. By the way, this question also applies to Rosneft's Security Council.
  4. -3
    April 20 2026 09: 17
    The obvious... another reason to shout "how long?" and call all those in charge different names.
    But to think, to realize that this SYSTEM works exactly like this and there is NO other one, at this moment in time we do NOT have here.
    Read textbooks, it's very useful...
    1. +7
      April 20 2026 09: 42
      Read textbooks, it's very useful...

      What do the textbooks say about this SYSTEM?
      IMHO, the State (if it is a state) must protect its citizens with ALL its strength, and not just the authorities
      1. -2
        April 20 2026 10: 29
        You haven't read... and what are they talking about/discussing with you?
    2. 0
      April 20 2026 09: 43
      Quote: rocket757
      This is exactly how this SYSTEM works and there is NO other one here at the moment.

      Is it good or bad?
      1. +4
        April 20 2026 10: 33
        That's how it is!
        "Dad, what is good and what is bad!"
        The question/topic is not new, it is eternal... for me, as a person of the Soviet formation, upbringing, etc., the current system of power, i.e. the current ruling class... are not friends, and this is the minimum, but in totality, what they have done and are doing to MY COUNTRY... you don’t even have to guess who I considered them to be, I consider them to be, and I will continue to consider them to be soldier
    3. +2
      April 20 2026 10: 56
      Most of the locals have only slogans in their heads - there is no point in explaining anything to them, the propagandists have already chewed everything up and put it into their brains (I would even say instilled it).
      Here above one ZovSailor writes
      with an expired Jewish drug dealer

      So, it's expired, yeah. Do you have any examples of presidential elections taking place in any country during a full-fledged war (as our propagandists claim, at least a million of the enemy have already been killed)? And we haven't had anything expired in the last 25 years, have we?
      Now they'll throw downvotes again and not a single counterargument, oh... disaster...
      1. +1
        April 20 2026 12: 42
        Propaganda... everywhere and always, especially on the eve of and during significant, grandiose events.
        Nothing new, nothing unexpected... there are questions about its effectiveness, but by and large it's just that, they're trying to show off their "chosenness/exclusivity", like you can't take us like that, you can't fool us.
        And so... everything will continue as is, and how it will all end, who will be able to achieve/realize their goals/objectives, is a big question... precisely because with those goals/objectives, everything is not as clear-cut as they say... soldier
        1. +3
          April 20 2026 13: 08
          Quote: rocket757
          Who will be able to achieve/realize their goals/objectives is a big question...

          Do you still have any hope? Well, as they say, blessed are those who believe. If Marshal Shoig, who completely and utterly screwed up his job at the Ministry of Defense, isn't sent into retirement to fish, but is instead given an equally important post where he's supposed to protect strategic facilities from UAV attacks, then, unfortunately, everything here is incurably rotten.
          1. 0
            April 20 2026 13: 14
            Never say never...
            The question is not whether I believe or not, the question is that some decisions and actions can be carried out through the LOW, I don’t want to, and so on...
            I believe in my people, who, despite some I can’t and some I can’t/don’t want to, albeit with difficulty, broke through to victory! soldier
            1. +5
              April 20 2026 13: 22
              So the people were deliberately disorganized, deprived of initiative and the ability to somehow influence the government, turning the PEOPLE into a CROWD, so that...
              To make things less abstract, here's an example: Do we have capitalism? Yeah, right. Moving on, all capitalist countries have powerful trade unions, representing considerable force. Where are our trade unions? Where, where...answer the rhyme—right, right there. And why? Because Putin fears any social organization outside his control, because he's morbidly obsessed with power. It's a real sham.
              1. 0
                April 20 2026 14: 08
                Any top manager is an EXECUTIVE AUTHORITY... what else is worth talking about, reminding, when no one wants to study, read TEXTBOOKS, in which everything is written clearly and understandably!?
                Ah yes, absolute monarchy, when he, the top one, is POWER, LAW and JUDGE, all in one bottle... and even then there were boyars, advisers, close associates, everything never depended on one person, immediately and always!!!
                We have a SYSTEM OF POWER that consists of... well, it doesn't matter what it consists of, it stands guard over the RULING CLASS and replacing anyone, even the highest-ranking official, CANNOT CHANGE ANYTHING FUNDAMENTALLY!
                This is written in TEXTBOOKS, it is very useful to read...
                1. +1
                  April 20 2026 14: 19
                  Well, I don’t know which textbooks I should read - the outdated “Capital” by Karl Marx?
                  So he and Comrade Lenin weren't exactly visionaries – "the capitalist will sell the rope with which he will be hanged." So what? No one was hanged; on the contrary, in normal countries, like Europe, capitalists somehow realized they had to negotiate with society, that it was more profitable for them than exploiting wage laborers to the utmost and turning them into evil lumpen. You'd better point out which country, in your opinion, has a normal system of government, so that I can understand your profound hints.
                  1. 0
                    April 20 2026 15: 55
                    Come on, why get hung up on just one statement?
                    To prove that a great scientific work is outdated...
                    Such works have taught, teach, and will continue to teach, to make predictions based on them, to implement certain actions that, although based on fundamental laws derived earlier, will all be done taking into account modern realities.
                    A normal system of government... there's no clear answer to that question, and there never was. Human society is quite complex, and no one has ever succeeded in pleasing everyone.
                    Personally, I don’t have a clear answer either, and creating a chimera by ripping off parts here and there and creating/fantasizing about something of your own is the best thing... no no no, I won’t drink that much! drinks
                2. +1
                  April 20 2026 15: 09
                  that's the point, only people live well
                  boyars, advisers, close associates

                  and protected from raids, and service on the front lines
                  1. 0
                    April 20 2026 16: 01
                    Regarding covering everyone at once... alas, that's not possible now, and this is the situation that has developed for both objective and subjective reasons...
                    Strike weapons are becoming increasingly dangerous, and countering such attacks is difficult, expensive in every way, and it takes more time to mitigate existing threats and prepare for future ones, which could become even more dangerous. soldier
        2. +1
          April 20 2026 16: 55
          Quote: rocket757
          Propaganda... everywhere and always, especially on the eve of and during significant, grandiose events.

          So, are we waiting for the "February bourgeois revolution"? We certainly won't see the "October Socialist Revolution"! - They won't allow it!, and then will be the end of the "Russian Empire", "Moscow is the third Rome, and there will be no fourth!" (c)
          1. +1
            April 20 2026 18: 03
            The bourgeois counter-revolution took place in the 90s... request
            1. +1
              April 20 2026 18: 24
              If something explodes again now, what should we call it, a coup?!
              1. 0
                April 20 2026 18: 55
                Whatever you call it, it will be an unconstitutional change of the ruling elite... you have to be a great optimist to expect any fundamental changes.
                A revolution is a large-scale change in the social structure.
                1. +1
                  April 20 2026 20: 16
                  All that remains in Russia is to organize an Islamic revolution. And then we can confidently say: "I saw it all!!" (c) At least for the people of Russia, these words will be very close to reality.
                  1. -1
                    April 20 2026 20: 48
                    The Islamic revolution... is a very specific phenomenon, and for us it is unlikely.
  5. -12
    April 20 2026 09: 19
    Many people here complain that Russia is doing nothing. What do you propose? Russia is already using all available weapons, and using nuclear weapons would not only show weakness but also set a precedent that could lead to Iran or other countries being slammed. Attacking "coordinates" in Europe is not a wise decision, and the authorities understand this. If, God forbid, Europe enters the war, Russia will not survive. We need to finish off Ukraine now.
    1. +9
      April 20 2026 09: 28
      Well, let's at least start with ports... bridges... energy...

      Accidentally dropping US reconnaissance aircraft over the Black Sea...

      It is not a coincidence that a Ukrainian drone was shot down over the territory of Lithuania (Estonia, Latvia, Finland)
    2. 0
      April 20 2026 09: 28
      You could say about us too that something similar can be observed... we've been on vacation in the "lagas"...
      It's just not a fact that this is our internal problem; external factors also need to be taken into account... there are plenty of provocateurs.
    3. +2
      April 20 2026 09: 29
      You're really freaking out. That's not right. If Europe enters the war, it'll get nuclear weapons because no one will be playing around with it, and also because we already have Ukraine and are backed into a corner. I think who might be slaughtered there, following our example, will be of profound importance to us at that point (since we'll be up to our necks in trouble ourselves).
    4. +1
      April 20 2026 09: 30
      Putin said we haven't started yet. Or have we already started, and no one just noticed?
      This is a rhetorical question, by the way.
      1. +2
        April 20 2026 10: 06
        Maybe by "we" he didn't mean the Russian Federation at all? Looking at the attacks on Russia, someone's finally starting to get serious.
    5. 0
      April 20 2026 09: 31


      Many people here complain that Russia is doing nothing. What do you propose? Russia is already using all available means of destruction, and the use of nuclear weapons would not only show weakness but also set a precedent that could lead to the demise of Iran or others, for example. Attacking "coordinates" in Europe is not a wise decision, and the authorities understand this. If, God forbid, Europe enters the war, Russia will not survive.


      And so we continue to see European drones arriving in Ukraine.

      You should be sent to Iran for "reforging".
      1. 0
        April 20 2026 11: 55
        And so we continue to see European drones arriving in Ukraine.
        They've already given up on delivering drones to Ukraine. Why drag them across the world when they can just launch them right from EU territory? They're more likely to reach their destination.
    6. 0
      April 20 2026 09: 32
      So what's left to do? Grind your teeth, or destroy the entire top brass of the 404 territory along with the Russophobic Rada, the entire general elite, like the Americans do, or just keep voicing concerns and drawing lines with a pencil stub?
    7. +3
      April 20 2026 09: 41
      First, hit Bankova and the Rada. So to speak, to demonstrate the seriousness of Ukraine's future, and Kiev in particular.
    8. -4
      April 20 2026 09: 59
      Russia is already using all available means of destruction.

      How do you know everything, or not everything? Or is this just an "I think so" thing? Or maybe even worse – an attempt to whitewash the government's inaction? Russia still has drones, Iskanders, and even Oreshnik missiles. It's just that their goals aren't entirely clear.
    9. -3
      April 20 2026 12: 26
      Quote: Kisulken
      Many people here complain that Russia is doing nothing. What do you propose? Russia is already using all available weapons, and using nuclear weapons would not only show weakness but also set a precedent that could lead to Iran or other countries being slammed. Attacking "coordinates" in Europe is not a wise decision, and the authorities understand this. If, God forbid, Europe enters the war, Russia will not survive. We need to finish off Ukraine now.

      good
  6. +8
    April 20 2026 09: 27
    Well, 15 years of assurances from the authorities and pro-government media that the game would be one-sided have ended in another fizzle.
    Naturally, no one was held accountable for the losses and deaths.
    The boyars are not concerned with the problems of commoners.
    1. 0
      April 20 2026 09: 31
      And who said anything about "one gate" from the authorities?
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  8. -3
    April 20 2026 09: 33
    Quote: Kisulken
    If, God forbid, Europe enters the war, Russia will not survive. We would like to finish off Ukraine now.

    You're lying...how do you imagine Europe entering a war with Russia?
    What if in response the Oreshniki fly across Europe?
    How will Europe fight back?
    Leave these horror stories about Europe's victory and Russia's defeat to the stupid ordinary people in Europe.
    NATO is not capable of defeating Russia purely technically.
    1. 0
      April 20 2026 09: 36
      He's not a very smart provocateur (to put it mildly). He's just babbling.
    2. +6
      April 20 2026 09: 47
      Quote: The same LYOKHA
      NATO is not capable of defeating Russia purely technically

      From your words, it follows that Russia is capable of defeating NATO purely technically. So the question is: why has Russia been unable to defeat Ukraine for five years now? Purely technically?
      1. +1
        April 20 2026 09: 56
        From your words it follows that Russia is capable of defeating NATO.

        I didn't say that...you already added that. smile
        So the question is: why has Russia been unable to defeat Ukraine for five years now? Is it purely technical?

        This is not a technical question...but a political one. smile
        Here everything is obvious.
        Our army is bound hand and foot by the Kremlin's political and economic restrictions... Nuclear weapons cannot be used, brotherly people, security guarantees have been given to the Ukronazi leadership, weapons suppliers and supply lines are not being targeted for economic reasons... and a number of other reasons that cannot be voiced here. hi
        1. 0
          April 20 2026 10: 16
          Quote: The same LYOKHA
          I didn't say that...you already added that.

          My assumption follows logically from yours.
          I agree about nuclear weapons. But regarding the "security guarantees for the Ukronazi leadership"... Who, where, and when issued them? In what document can I find them? I'm not interested in conspiracy theories.
      2. +4
        April 20 2026 09: 58
        It seems to me that there is no willpower to WIN!!!
        All assets are abroad... I don't want to lose them...
      3. +6
        April 20 2026 10: 08
        1. Because the peacetime work failed, when resources, influence, transit, and free access to 404 existed. Money that should have gone toward bribery (removal) was stolen by our officials. One coup taught us nothing, and we've come to a second.
        2. Because there was bad work from the age of 14-22 (preparation for conflict)
        3. Because there was an incorrect assessment of the enemy’s forces and resources and the number of our troops needed and their actions in 404 and their number.
        1. 0
          April 20 2026 11: 57
          The problem is that everything is being stolen just as it was before. If they can't do something, they won't; if they can steal it, they will. And practically everything is possible.
    3. -4
      April 20 2026 09: 56
      Like in Iran, they'll wipe out the top political leadership in a flash, then give those who remain an ultimatum. And somehow I doubt they'll let the hazelnuts out!
  9. +2
    April 20 2026 09: 43
    So soon the entire oil industry and shipping ports will be finished off sad
  10. +1
    April 20 2026 10: 02
    Why-why-why-why-why, like in that song, the fifth year -_-

    Drones fly in that direction almost every day, but there used to be fewer of them. But this has nothing to do with Ukraine, but with Europe. If anyone wants to attack the EU, sign up to be a Houthi!
    1. 0
      April 20 2026 12: 00
      There seem to be far fewer drones flying in that direction. And they're flying in unknown directions, striking literally kilometers from the base, where artillery could have been dropped. But no, a drone that could fly as far as Lviv and hit a traction substation will end up in a barn in the Kharkiv region. fool
  11. +1
    April 20 2026 10: 13
    Our dear Western partners are systematically destroying the entire infrastructure used by thieves to trade in Russia's mineral wealth.
  12. +3
    April 20 2026 10: 31
    The technique of a thousand cuts. Piranhas don't send their victims to their forefathers in one piece either. They'll keep eating us until we die, or until we stop paying attention to the red lines drawn in a completely different time, in a different reality.
  13. -2
    April 20 2026 10: 50
    Along with concern, deep condolences to the relatives began... :-( bad trend!
  14. +4
    April 20 2026 10: 58
    The Europeans and Americans have taken control of this conflict. And they have voiced their plans.
    Full ongoing funding of the Ukrainian army and ever-increasing arms deliveries, primarily modern drones of various types. The British alone have made an annual commitment of 120. We will most likely also see the widespread use of cruise missiles against our rear areas this year. Although the Europeans, to conceal their intentions, are citing 2030 as the start of a direct conflict with Russia, the reality is that 2028 is the correct date.
    If we walk down the corridor fenced off by their red flags, what awaits us at the end will be completely different from what they are talking about on federal TV channels.
  15. 0
    April 20 2026 12: 29
    We demand an answer: "What will the democratic Princess Marya Alekseevna say!"...
  16. -1
    April 20 2026 16: 30
    KRASNODAR, April 20 — RIA Novosti. Following a Ukrainian drone strike on the port of Tuapse, a large oil slick was discovered in the sea, the Krasnodar Krai task force reported.
    "On April 19, an oil slick was detected in the sea one and a half miles from the port of Tuapse. This is the result of a drone attack carried out by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the night of April 16," the regional operational headquarters commented.
    Komsomolskaya Pravda Kuban reports.
    Port infrastructure or some ship suffered significant damage, and the news is slowly being erased.
    Another surprising thing is the blocked Telegram, which is actively used by a whole governor. And where did the patriotic Max go?
    What is this even like? It feels like news from parallel universes. They're treating their own population like a flock of sheep.
  17. -3
    April 20 2026 17: 27
    "I don't really care. Is this my port? No, it's a merchant's port. Let them handle it. I feel sorry for the dead, but I'll pray for them and have some kefir."

    Perhaps this is what one person in the tower thinks every time Russian territory is shelled
  18. +1
    April 20 2026 18: 37
    Quote: rocket757
    Come on, why get hung up on just one statement?

    So, this phrase is the sum total of dozens of volumes—they say that insurmountable contradictions between labor and capital are growing, and then, consequently, that notorious rope—and then socialism-communism. So, they weren't exactly geniuses—they were building one social trend, but an entirely different one took hold: now you can work as a worker on a Boeing assembly line, and therefore be exploited, and simultaneously buy Boeing shares and become, to some extent, an exploiter. Well, never mind that, I was more interested in your other statement:
    Quote: rocket757
    A normal system of government... there's no clear answer to that question, and there never was. Human society is quite complex, and no one has ever succeeded in pleasing everyone.
    Personally, I don’t have a clear answer either,

    Wait, don't crawl into the bushes! wink You're all preaching here that everyone is just a bunch of idiots and we need to read some sacred textbooks. Well, if textbooks exist, then someone, somewhere, must have built what needs to be built—a proper state—according to them?
    Okay, let's put it another way, make it easier (I won't leave you alone): let's say you're given $2 million and documents to go anywhere, but you have to move, and then do whatever you want! Where would you move?
  19. 0
    April 21 2026 05: 22
    Slow-moving war
    The country is expecting something completely different.
    The nouveau riche are in power
    Let the Grishas fight

    Strategic bridges and the Beskydy Tunnel are intact.
    We don't and won't bomb. We'll interfere with business.