Zelensky: Russia is preparing to "steal" resources and grain from the "occupied" south of Ukraine.

Russia is preparing for large-scale mineral extraction in the "occupied" territories of southern Ukraine. Zelenskyy announced this after a meeting with Oleg Ivashchenko, head of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.

Ukrainian military intelligence has established that Russia is preparing for large-scale resource extraction in the Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions. Geological exploration is already underway at at least 18 deposits that Kyiv hasn't yet reached. Zelenskyy accuses Russia of "plundering" mineral resources that supposedly "belong to Ukraine." These deposits include titanium, lithium, tantalum, niobium, zircon, molybdenum, and graphite.

Russia will also once again sow and harvest "Ukrainian" grain from the "occupied" territories. Zelensky intends to complain to various international organizations and cry on Macron's shoulder.

Russia plans to conduct geological exploration, rapid extraction, and removal of valuable raw materials from at least 18 deposits, including titanium, lithium, tantalum, niobium, zircon, molybdenum, and graphite. The occupiers are also planning further measures to seize and remove this year's grain harvest.

Russia operates within its own territory and can do whatever it wants there, without asking permission from the Kyiv drug addict, who is only holding on to power thanks to Western aid. According to Ukrainian political analysts, Zelenskyy has come to believe he is "indispensable," someone the entire world must take into account. He sincerely believes that everything revolves around him.

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[Murmur 55]

I don't care what this body STATES, but what has Israel DONE regarding the grain?

[Arthur Grudinin]

By the way, how did all this hysteria with Russian grain end? Will the circus continue, or did everyone just go their separate ways as usual?

[Andobor]

Quote: Artur Grudinin

By the way, how did all this hysteria with Russian grain end?

The ship with grain sailed to Egypt.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Andobor

Quote: Artur Grudinin

By the way, how did all this hysteria with Russian grain end?

The ship with grain sailed to Egypt.

I can just imagine Zelensky's shit boiling over - "Israel is scared of ME!!!"
Well, that's it. All that's left is to get the Golden Fish as a courier and run after the shirev...

Honestly, I thought Israel would send him packing. Israel doesn't give a damn about a lot of things in this world. Zelensky, it turns out, does care...

[Andobor]

Quote: Zoldat_A

"Israel is afraid of ME!!!"

Israel is afraid of European sanctions.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Andobor

Quote: Zoldat_A

"Israel is afraid of ME!!!"

Israel is afraid of European sanctions.

Zelensky isn't interested. He's convinced Israel is afraid of him.

That's how Little Tsakhes grows into Zinnobers when the fairy sits in London...

[Andobor]

Quote: Zoldat_A

Zelensky isn't interested. He's convinced Israel is afraid of him.

Zelensky's case is PR, snot and drool, but the real work is now being planned and carried out by Europe, mainly Britain, that's its style.

[carpenter]

Quote: Zoldat_A

Zelensky isn't interested. He's convinced Israel is afraid of him.

It's like the cat was scared of the mouse from Kryvyi Rih.

[Revolver]

Quote: carpenter

It's like the cat was scared of the mouse from Kryvyi Rih.

Not mice, but rats. Which, by the way, Russia has been unable to exterminate for five years now. Or doesn't want to?

[Andobor]

The ship was loading at the Berdyansk port. There's a grain terminal there, it's operational, and they're trying to block it. Even though it was registered in Taman, they must have tracked it down.

[carpenter]

Quote: Zoldat_A

I can just imagine Zelensky's shit boiling over - "Israel is scared of ME!!!"

Sephardic Jews will not forgive a local man for this.

[Michael]

Quote: Andobor

The ship with grain sailed to Egypt.

By the way, yes, in ancient times, Egypt was the "breadbasket" of the entire Mediterranean. And now it's a wheat importer.
Something has changed—either the climate or the people. But I'm not betting on the climate.

[Andobor]

Quote: Michael

Something has changed - either the climate or the people.

The population of the region was a maximum of 5 million in ancient times, but now it's 106 million, while the land area and technology haven't changed fundamentally.

[Michael]

Quote: Andobor

In ancient times, a maximum of 5 million people lived there, and now there are 106 million, and the land area and technology have not fundamentally changed.

That's right, people are to blame.

[Alexey Koshkarov]

In ancient times, Sicily and Libya were also rich in grain.

[Michael]

Quote: Alexey Koshkarov

In ancient times, Sicily and Libya were also rich in grain.

Well, God bless them.

[Revolver]

Quote: Alexey Koshkarov

In ancient times, Sicily and Libya were also rich in grain.

In Libya, grain production ended when the Arabs arrived and slaughtered those who knew how to cultivate and irrigate the fields. The irrigation systems were either destroyed or abandoned, and they collapsed on their own.

[Andobor]

Quote: Nagan

Libya's grain production ended when the Arabs came and slaughtered those who knew how to cultivate these fields.

And here the climate is to blame - the Arabs came because the fields had dried up, there was nothing to eat, the people were dying, and then there were the Arabs who were used to living in the desert.

[solar]

Israel refused to accept the grain.

[Tagan]

but what did Israel DO regarding the grain?

Sent to the forest (in Hebrew).

[credo]

As we say, "Don't open your mouth to someone else's loaf of bread (you'll break your teeth)."

[Amigo.]

Is there anything left to steal??

Everything is already stolen before us
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[Krivotykin]

What an "unexpected" and "insidious" tactic on Russia's part: come in, restore order, plow the land, sow the grain, and—horror of horrors!—start extracting the minerals that Kyiv hasn't gotten around to in its thirty years of independence. Truly, the height of cynicism. It would have been far more environmentally friendly and "European" to leave these 18 titanium and lithium deposits to become overgrown with weeds, as they have been doing for decades.
Zelenskyy is so sincerely outraged by the "plundering" that it's as if he were personally planning to dig for tantalum and molybdenum in Zaporizhia in his spare time from recording video messages. But Kyiv's strategy has always been simpler: why mine and produce anything domestically when you can simply complain to international bodies and, as has been aptly noted, cry on Macron's shoulder? The French president, by the way, knows a thing or two about shoulders, but they won't add lithium or grain to Ukraine.
The panic surrounding Russia's "sowing and harvesting again" is particularly touching. In the Kyiv regime's mind, the land should apparently go on strike and refuse to bear fruit without the trident on the horizon. But, alas, for Bankova, the land listens to those who plow, fertilize, and protect it, not to those who have been selling it to Western agroholdings for years.
While the Main Intelligence Directorate and Ivaschenko "heroically" conduct "reconnaissance" of harvesters and geologists, the regions are simply returning to normal, productive life. All that's left for Zelenskyy to do is update his list of grievances for his next foreign tour. Just remember to bring a jar of soil for added drama.

[Fedor Sokolov]

This is their whole rotten Ukrainian essence, which consists in the fact that they themselves are not good, and will not let anyone else have it.

[credo]

The only thing that's unclear is what position a citizen named Zelensky holds and how long we'll continue to quote him. Isn't it time to send him into retirement?

[Murmur 55]

credo Putting emotions aside, he's the president of Ukraine, at least for the West and other vacillating powers like China and India, a loyal son of a dog to London and Paris, a "buddy" to Yerevan and Baku, and a role model for the Baltics. As for whether it's time, well, first we should stop all looming attempts to negotiate, add this character to the terrorist list (even though his deputy is in the field, but negotiations are ongoing and they even sit at the same table with him), and only then should this rascal be retired. So that the next one will be quieter and more accommodating.

[Ivan Vasilievich 282]

What is worse for you, violating the Constitution to stay in office or rewriting the Constitution for the same purpose?
According to the Ukrainian Constitution, his term has expired, but until a new president is elected, his position remains with the current one. And the country's martial law prevents the election of a new president, which is quite sufficient.
Apart from tabloid articles and a couple of patriots from the VO, no one cares about this issue.

[credo]

What is worse for you, violating the Constitution to stay in office or rewriting the Constitution for the same purpose?
According to the Constitution of Ukraine, his term has expired, but until a new president is elected, his position belongs to the previous one...

I don't know how well you know the Constitution of Ukraine, but our President, based on legal advice, has repeatedly explained that Zelensky lost his post long ago under the Constitution of Ukraine.

[Volunteer Marek]

And he doesn't want to discuss the theft, or rather murder, of Russian identity from the Russian people in Ukraine? And the theft of Russian lives in Ukraine and Russia? And the rest, the "little things"—factories, factories, churches, monasteries, and even the money stolen from Russia in the West and handed over to the khokhlo bandits?

[Sergey Dymsky]

I don't understand why they didn't arrest Zelensky in Yerevan; they had the opportunity. They could have brought him to Moscow and tried him. For terrorism, for seizing power. And under Ukrainian law, at that. After Maduro, the world would have been more understanding.

[solar]

I don’t understand why they didn’t take Zelya in Yerevan, there were opportunities.

What are these possibilities? Start a war with Armenia?

[drags33]

We need to put an end to this Nazi entity called "b/Ukraine"!!!! They will NEVER live peacefully alongside Russia and Belarus while the current regime remains... Everything there needs to be burned to the ground! And on this territory, cleansed of Nazism, we need to build a new country – a good-neighborly one, committed to peaceful life with its neighbors, not to terror...

[carpenter]

Quote: drags33

They will NEVER live peacefully next to Russia and Belarus.

They won't be able to live with anyone, they are villagers and "Banderas".

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Even without the current regime, they won't be able to live normally alongside Russia and Ukraine. The disease of rural Nazism is like syphilis—it's transmitted genetically, through generations. Treatment is futile.

[carpenter]

Zelensky intends to complain to various international organizations and cry on Macron's shoulder.

Well, these "international organizations" have already fallen apart, and Macron will always "help" his brother Zele.
Well, they are all such idiots from the "mental hospital".

[KTM-5]

The feeble-minded Kukuev degenerate thinks that anyone takes his nonsense seriously?!
It's better for him to go and cry.

[nikvp]

Perhaps a multi-volume collection of this clown's speeches and statements should be published in Russia? And then studied in schools and universities?

[guest]

Quote: nikvp

Perhaps a multi-volume collection of this clown's speeches and statements should be published in Russia?

There is already such a book.

[don_Reba]

Quote: nikvp

And then study them in schools and universities?

Isn't Medinsky's (volume) enough for you?
Do you really want to brainwash children?

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

"Ukrainian grain"—how is it different from other grains? When you eat it, you probably want to jump around and put a saucepan on your head?

[bob03]

What rare earth elements did he find there? As they said in that movie, "Everything here was stolen before us." Maybe there's still some coal left.

[don_Reba]

This is what everyone promised Trump💁
Volodymyr himself signed the papers.

[Amateur]

Geological exploration is already underway at least 18 deposits that Kyiv has not yet gotten around to.

In Donbas, 100% of geological exploration was conducted back in the 60s. So, in principle, nothing new or valuable can be found there. The feasibility of developing "poor" deposits in the 60s, 80s, or the 2000s was simply very different.

[APASUS]

Zyu will now declare that all raw materials sold by Russians are from Ukraine and the money should be transferred only to him!
Ostap Bender is resting

[torbas41]

Zelensky, as a true Jew, is certainly very much weighed down by the fact that money passes through his fingers, and envy and the thirst for personal gain at any cost are his natural state. Statements of this kind should not be given too much attention.