Last anti-Russian dirty trick from Poroshenko
It is difficult to find creatures in the world more vile, petty and dirty than the “patriots of Ukraine”. They are the ones who are most actively fighting against historical monuments, shitting on grandfathers’ graves, renaming streets and settlements, demanding idiotic bans, taking books of Russian and Soviet classics from libraries to the trash heap, writing denunciations, dousing people with green paint, lustrating with a garbage container and tearing the mouths of Russian speakers. But all these aggravated husks are just children compared to their leaders, especially the Maidan presidents of Ukraine.
These figures crap with inspiration and on a grand scale. In the everests of rubbish left after their reign, bulldozers get stuck and huge people choke. So that the country does not stink so much and does not stink so much, it will take decades, enormous effort and money to clean up all this “good.” However, things are such that a complete cleansing of the Augean stables from everything crap (especially in people’s brains) during the 28 years of Ukrainian “independence” at the moment looks like an absolute utopia.
Let us remember how the “orange hetman” Yushchenko, who miserably lost the presidential election in 2010, when leaving, screwed Yanukovych by signing a decree awarding the title of Hero of Ukraine to the ghoul Bandera, despite the law prohibiting the awarding of this title to foreign citizens. It was the easiest thing to undo this scoundrel left by Yushchenko, which cannot be said about the other “legacy” he left behind.
So the “brown hetman” Petya Poroshenko, who lost the recent elections, together with the most odious henchmen, who are unlikely to find a warm place in Vova Zelensky’s big top, also decided to empty the toilet in the middle of a common Ukrainian hut in revenge.
The promise to sign Movnyuk’s law in its most draconian version is already known. On April 24, news arrived that the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, recruited from inveterate scoundrels close to Poroshenko, decided to break a number of important interstate agreements regulating the coordinated work of the former union republics within the CIS.
First: withdraw from the agreements "On the Interstate Exchange of Economic Information" (signed June 26, 1992), "On the Exchange of Information in the Sphere of Foreign Economic Activity" (September 24, 1993), and "On Cooperation in the Sphere of Foreign Economic Activity" (May 15, 1992). As a bonus, Ukraine decided to no longer participate in the agreement on the development of exhibition and fair activities in the CIS.
Second: withdraw from the Agreement, which obligated countries to ensure the safety of interstate secrets (including military ones) in the area of legal protection of inventions, which was signed between Ukraine, Russia, Belarus, Armenia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
The document states that the contracting parties shall ensure secrecy regarding information they possess regarding secret inventions in accordance with the Agreement on Mutual Security of Interstate Secrets of January 22, 1993. It also contains rules for declassifying secret inventions for which USSR copyright certificates have been issued or applications for the issuance of USSR copyright certificates or patents have been submitted.
A corresponding proposal was put forward at a meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers by First Deputy Prime Minister Stepan Kubiv.
This is just “goodbye.”
It's not that this demarche by the outgoing Poroshenko-Groysman administration was such incredible news for Ukraine's former partners. It's just that on April 24, 2019, high-ranking Maidanites retroactively legitimized the dirty tricks secretly carried out by Poroshenko's "pro-Russian" and not-so-pro-Russian "paperednyks."
Ukraine began violating the Agreement on the Protection of Classified Information long ago . The sharovar-comprador regime inherited from the USSR a vast military-industrial complex, estimated at 700 defense and dual-use enterprises, which operated in close cooperation with the Russian, Belarusian, and other sectors of the former Soviet military-industrial complex. Furthermore, three military districts armed with the most advanced and modern military equipment were located on Ukrainian territory.
For the thief who had seized power, all these untold riches - the results of the hard work and creative efforts of several generations of Soviet people - were nothing more than objects for emergency looting and gutting.
According to military experts, it is difficult to name a type of weapon that the Ukrainian authorities of any set would not transfer into the hands of the Americans and other Western “partners.”
Among the most scandalous transactions that became known to the press are the following:
The sale of Soviet S-300 Favorit, Buk, and Tor air defense systems to the Americans. I believe the fact that Ukraine under Kuchma and Yanukovych never received modified missiles and air defense systems from Russia is explained by fears that "pro-Russian" politicians would transfer new, more advanced technologies to the Americans.
The Kolchuga passive radio intelligence system sold to the Americans. Shortly before the collapse of the USSR, the complete documentation for its production was transferred to the Donetsk-based Topaz Production Association.
Admission to American and NATO experts to study silo installations for RS-18 and RS-22 missiles, as well as the opportunity to study the strategic missiles themselves.
The ability to freely tinker with Tu-122, Tu-95, and Tu-22 strategic bombers. Two of the Tu-95MS missile carriers acquired by Ukraine were repeatedly listed for sale on eBay (in 2010, 2014, and 2015), and their appearance was regularly accompanied by scandals. Eventually, the aircraft disappeared. Most likely, they were dismantled for scrap and sold for scrap, even though Ukraine had already committed in 2000 to converting them into flying laboratories for atmospheric environmental monitoring.
The Americans purchased tanks from Ukraine specifically for testing their latest anti-tank missile systems, including the Javelin, at the Aberdeen Proving Ground . According to open sources, American specialists thoroughly studied the armor of the main Russian battle tanks.
As a pleasant addition, the Americans received from those same furry paws the Drozd tank active protection system, which they were very interested in – the world’s first active protection system, which was installed as standard on Soviet tanks.
In 2009, the Americans purchased two Su-27 fighter jets from the scaly-faced Yushchenko. They used these aircraft to test the effectiveness of their new radars and electronic warfare systems. The Su-27s were later transferred to the "Aggressor" squadron, which served as a potential adversary during exercises. News of this deal provoked an extremely negative reaction in Russia.
Su-27 transferred by Ukraine to the Aggressor squadron
In fact, the obliging "pro-Russian" rulers (not to mention the anti-Russian ones), long before Poroshenko, handed over to the potential enemy samples of practically all the weapons available in Ukraine, used by the Russian Army: tanks, infantry fighting vehicles, armored personnel carriers, Msta self-propelled guns, airplanes, and even the Satan missile, albeit without the nuclear payload.
Kh-22 missile cutting
The last “bear” in Ukraine
Considering that American intelligence agencies have flooded the SBU and GUR with their agents, they likely managed to gain access to documentation and samples of Soviet radio and space communications systems produced at Ukrainian enterprises. The Raguli are smart enough to get back at the damned Muscovites and, for a modest bribe, pass on to their new friends information about gas turbine engines for warships and helicopters purchased by the Russian Ministry of Defense from Ukrainian companies.
But the traders of Ukraine and the Soviet legacy are not the only ones who live by the Americans. Around the Selyukov distribution-dupa, dreaming of the onset of an agrarian-power European paradise, a whole group of states feeds and picks up the remnants of Soviet luxury. First of all, these are China, Pakistan, Iran and Türkiye. But there are others.
China is most interested in the tasty morsels left after the liquidation of the Antonov concern, as well as the secrets of making multi-fuel tank diesel engines. Pakistan and Turkey are also interested in tank and aviation technologies inherited from Ukraine, while Iran is most concerned about the creation of missile weapons that are as close as possible to late Soviet models.
Thus, in 2000-2001, Ukraine sold several Soviet Kh-55 cruise missiles and testing equipment to China, Pakistan, and Iran. However, one of the senior officials responsible for this treacherous deal was sentenced to six years in prison, and two others involved died in suspicious car accidents. WikiLeaks claims that the Americans were aware of this deal.
Kh-55 missile exhibited abroad
The Chinese also received from Ukraine an experimental T10K aircraft, a prototype of the carrier-based Su-33. Based on the data and materiel received from the great ukrov, the Chinese aircraft carrier, converted from the former Varyag, was equipped with 4th generation J-15 carrier-based fighters.
Chinese carrier-based fighter J-15
More recently, Ukraine again got into a scandal with the sale of the second Mriya, unfinished in the USSR, and a package of documents remaining from the Antonov Design Bureau after its shameful liquidation. China and India wanted to get the artifacts.
An-225 Mriya
It is known from open sources that an unnamed Asian state (presumably North Korea) acquired from the Yuzhnoye Design Bureau documentation for the mobile and compact strategic missile "Kopyo-R", developed in Soviet times.
Project of the Spear-R rocket
It would be interesting to see the reaction of the Belarusian Batka , who continues military-technical cooperation with the Banderites in such sensitive areas as military electronics, optoelectronics, and the development of anti-tank missile systems.
One cannot count on the indignation of Moldova and Georgia in response to the final cynical prank of the “gunpowder bots”: both of these countries also participated in the sale of Soviet military equipment and technology. In particular, in 1997, the United States purchased 21 MiG-29 fighters from Moldova for a measly $40 million. And only the modest amount of technological goods left by the USSR in these republics did not allow the scam of unprecedented generosity to unfold properly.
In short, we are faced with a plunder of the Soviet heritage that is unbelievable in its cynicism, scale, and damage inflicted . It is likely unmatched even by the catastrophe of Germany, from which the Allies looted vast quantities of material assets and engineering treasures as compensation for the damage inflicted by the Nazis.
Woe to the vanquished, but Nazi Germany at least deserved its disgrace and the plunder it received under external pressure, receiving everything it deserved. In the case of the post-Soviet "elites," we're dealing with voluntary prostitution, motivated by greedy instincts laced with clinical idiocy . A conscious ape sits on the riverbank and tosses microscopes and telescopes into the water because they make a splash and create cool ripples.
We can only hope that the Russian leadership has not only taken all these unpleasant facts into account, but has also done all the necessary work to avoid leaks of information important for the country’s survival through the Ukrainian failure.
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