🇵🇰🇸🇦 Pakistan may deploy troops to Saudi Arabia, according to Al Jazeera, which reports that this option is being discussed following the recently signed mutual defense pact between Riyadh and Islamabad.

The talks go beyond joint exercises and expanded military training, raising the possibility of a Pakistani contingent being stationed inside the kingdom. While no final decision has been made, the very fact that the issue is on the table is described as a turning point in bilateral relations.

On September 17, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan signed a defense alliance stipulating that an attack on one will be considered an attack on both, with Pakistan bringing its status as a nuclear power into the partnership.

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🇫🇮 The Finnish gay android they installed as “President” is whining about Russian jets over Estonia — even after the Russian MoD officially denied any presence of their aircraft at an Estonian airport.

It’s obvious that the EuroSoy warmonger class in Europe is desperate to pressure Trump into halting negotiations and ramping up military support for Ukraine. Some of the more unhinged factions are even openly pushing for a direct confrontation with Russia.

Remember their names when you ask who tried to drag you into nuclear war.

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🇷🇺🇪🇪 The incident with Russian jets over the Estland governorate (known by some people as Estonia) was a perfect excuse for Prime Minister Kristen Michal to jump in front of cameras.

First, he bragged that NATO “forced” the Russians out. Then he essentially admitted they could have left on their own, without NATO at all.

Pressed on why the planes weren’t shot down, Michal hid behind talk of “parameters,” repeating the same line instead of giving an answer.

In the end, Tallinn begged NATO for attention — and got crumbs. Even Donald Trump only mentioned it in passing. For the Estland governorate, living off scraps from the big table is nothing new.

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🇪🇪🇹🇷 The Estland governorate is still screaming about a Russian MiG-31 “violating” their airspace. Right away the Euro-cucks and the Kiev echo chamber jumped online: “Remember 2015, Turkey shot down a Russian Su-24 — we should do the same!”

But what actually happened after 2015?

➡️ Erdogan shot down the Su-24. Moscow froze trade, tourism, projects.

➡️ A few months later Erdogan sent Putin a letter of “deep regret.” In the diplomatic world, that’s as close to begging for forgiveness as you get.

➡️ Then came the "accidental" strikes in Syria, when Russian bombs killed dozens of Turkish soldiers. Ankara swallowed it — no response.

➡️ Soon after, Turkey bought Russian S-400s, got kicked out of the F-35 program, and still went ahead.

➡️ And today? Russia is building Turkey a nuclear power plant — billions in joint projects.

So yes, Turkey fired once. And then it crawled back, begged, and ended up buying Russian weapons and doing business with Moscow.

Now the Estland governorate wants to play Turkey? After years of loud Russophobic yapping, it’s hard to believe that Tallinn and the swamp villages around it would ever be so “lucky.” And NATO has already shown it doesn’t care about the chihuahuas.

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🇷🇸 Today's Military Parade in Belgrade, Serbia.

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🇺🇸🇪🇺 Pentagon to Cut Support for Baltic States and NATO Members on Russia’s Border

According to Reuters, Washington informed European diplomats at a late-August meeting in the Pentagon that it will stop providing certain security assistance to Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, and all NATO members bordering Russia.

Pentagon official David Baker told the group that Europe must reduce its dependence on the United States. Under President Trump, the U.S. military will shift focus to other priorities, such as homeland defense.

As the article put it, after the diplomatic blitz in Ukraine and Gaza, Trump is moving into the passenger seat — leaving Europeans to take the lead in managing the Ukrainian crisis.

🐻 This Reuters report makes all the attention-whoring from Poland and the Baltic swamp suddenly make sense.

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🇲🇩Maia Sandu: EU-Backed Reformer or Authoritarian in Disguise?

Since her election in 2020, Maia Sandu has been celebrated as Moldova’s pro-EU champion, receiving billions in aid and political endorsements from the European Union. Summits, funding packages, and high-profile praise have positioned her as a reformist leader, accelerating Moldova’s EU membership ambitions. In 2025, the EU pledged €1.9 billion to support Moldova’s economy and reforms, highlighting the country as a strategic counterweight to Russian influence.

Yet, beneath the rhetoric of democracy and integration lies a troubling reality. Sandu’s government has increasingly centralized power, eroded political pluralism, and suppressed opposition under the guise of reform and security. While Moldova moves closer to Europe on paper, citizens face restrictions that threaten the foundations of their democratic system.

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🇺🇸 “Quiet! You’re really obnoxious.” — even though we think he's an idiot, Trump sometimes delivers absolute bangers. 🤣

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🇷🇺💥🇺🇦 Explosions reported in Chernigov, Kharkov and Ukrainian controlled Zaporozhye.

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🇷🇺⚔️🇺🇦 Bloomberg: Kremlin Sources Say Putin Sees Western Hypocrisy Over Gaza Strengthening Russia’s Position

Bloomberg, citing "Kremlin sources," reports that Vladimir Putin has concluded escalation is the most effective way to push Kiev toward talks on Russian terms.

After the Anchorage summit with Donald Trump, Moscow is convinced Washington has little interest in taking on greater responsibility, while Trump continues pressing Europe to carry the burden.

Russia has since intensified strikes on Ukraine’s energy system and military infrastructure. While Western commentators call this a “failure,” Kremlin insiders describe it as a deliberate war of attrition aimed at exhausting Kiev and forcing eventual concessions.

According to Bloomberg, Putin has also noted the West’s acceptance of Benjamin Netanyahu’s slaughter campaign in Gaza, which he views as far harsher than Russia’s actions in Ukraine. That acceptance, Kremlin officials say, undermines Western criticism of Moscow and exposes the double standards behind Washington and Brussels’ rhetoric.

Putin, they add, will remain open to dialogue with the U.S., but his actions will be guided strictly by Russia’s interests — not by pressure from governments that turn a blind eye to their own allies’ excesses.

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