2/ Russia is facing a series of economic and military challenges and weaknesses, including rising inflation, decreases in the liquidity portion of Russia’s sovereign wealth fund, and growing expenditures on the Russian military, that are forecasted to worsen in the next 12 to 18…
— Institute for the Study of War (@TheStudyofWar) February 19, 2025
Day: February 19, 2025
3/ Russia’s strained economy and military would benefit from sanctions relief, the return of US companies to the Russian market, and US investment in Russian natural resources projects much more than the enormously larger US economy.
— Institute for the Study of War (@TheStudyofWar) February 19, 2025
Russian shelling hits Orikhiv #Ukraine #OSINT #GEOINT https://t.co/DlJ03d3kmK
— Geopolitical Report (@GeoPioneerInc) February 19, 2025
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@osint_random T’es vraiment un guignol toi…
A report reveals that BlackLock, a rapidly rising ransomware operator, has surged 1,425% in activity since March 2024, employing double extortion tactics and targeting diverse sectors, potentially becoming the top ransomware group by 2025. #CyberSecurity https://t.co/RRPDZRfcHl
— Cyber_OSINT (@Cyber_O51NT) February 19, 2025
War never changes, numbers still matter, and ruzzia can afford to lose 10s of millions. While Ukraine cannot. How to stop with neverending horde? I don’t know. Carpet bombings might’ve helped but given pure amount of orcs to eliminate… Plane resource might end firat.
— K.G. (@Kgusarovs1) February 19, 2025
Dus als de vijand zich vermomd en eenmaal over de grens is begint te aanvallen kunnen we niks doen ? Ze zullen het graag horen bij Hamas Is Hezbollah en weet ik nog meer. In de VS is het beschermen tegen vijanden binnen en buiten de landsgrenzen. Misschien dringend eens werk van…
— Bart Morsa (@BartMorsa) February 19, 2025
Nous verrons bien lors des élections si ton #Zelenski est autant plébiscité par les ukrainiens !
— J R (@RIVERJEJE) February 19, 2025