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  1. Kremlin Expands Recruitment, Targeting Debtors and Ex-Prisoners Amid Raids

    In brief: According to Atesh and Russian local reporting, authorities in Russia’s regions have intensified street raids to identify and pressure vulnerable men into signing military contracts. The campaign reportedly targets debtors and former prisoners as the Kremlin struggles to replace mounting battlefield losses. These claims align with earlier reporting on forced mobilization in the Penza region.

    kyivpost.com/post/78698

    #WarOfAggression #Ukraine #Recruitment #Debtors #ExPrisoners #Atesh #Crimea #occupied #Penza #mobilization #warfare #army #war #Russia #DeepStrike #WarCriminal #invaders #occupiers
    #перемогаYкраїни

  2. Kremlin Expands Recruitment, Targeting Debtors and Ex-Prisoners Amid Raids

    In brief: According to Atesh and Russian local reporting, authorities in Russia’s regions have intensified street raids to identify and pressure vulnerable men into signing military contracts. The campaign reportedly targets debtors and former prisoners as the Kremlin struggles to replace mounting battlefield losses. These claims align with earlier reporting on forced mobilization in the Penza region.

    kyivpost.com/post/78698

    #WarOfAggression #Ukraine #Recruitment #Debtors #ExPrisoners #Atesh #Crimea #occupied #Penza #mobilization #warfare #army #war #Russia #DeepStrike #WarCriminal #invaders #occupiers
    #перемогаYкраїни

  3. Kremlin Expands Recruitment, Targeting Debtors and Ex-Prisoners Amid Raids

    In brief: According to Atesh and Russian local reporting, authorities in Russia’s regions have intensified street raids to identify and pressure vulnerable men into signing military contracts. The campaign reportedly targets debtors and former prisoners as the Kremlin struggles to replace mounting battlefield losses. These claims align with earlier reporting on forced mobilization in the Penza region.

    kyivpost.com/post/78698

    #WarOfAggression #Ukraine #Recruitment #Debtors #ExPrisoners #Atesh #Crimea #occupied #Penza #mobilization #warfare #army #war #Russia #DeepStrike #WarCriminal #invaders #occupiers
    #перемогаYкраїни

  4. Kremlin Expands Recruitment, Targeting Debtors and Ex-Prisoners Amid Raids

    In brief: According to Atesh and Russian local reporting, authorities in Russia’s regions have intensified street raids to identify and pressure vulnerable men into signing military contracts. The campaign reportedly targets debtors and former prisoners as the Kremlin struggles to replace mounting battlefield losses. These claims align with earlier reporting on forced mobilization in the Penza region.

    kyivpost.com/post/78698

    #WarOfAggression #Ukraine #Recruitment #Debtors #ExPrisoners #Atesh #Crimea #occupied #Penza #mobilization #warfare #army #war #Russia #DeepStrike #WarCriminal #invaders #occupiers
    #перемогаYкраїни

  5. Kremlin Expands Recruitment, Targeting Debtors and Ex-Prisoners Amid Raids

    In brief: According to Atesh and Russian local reporting, authorities in Russia’s regions have intensified street raids to identify and pressure vulnerable men into signing military contracts. The campaign reportedly targets debtors and former prisoners as the Kremlin struggles to replace mounting battlefield losses. These claims align with earlier reporting on forced mobilization in the Penza region.

    kyivpost.com/post/78698

    #WarOfAggression #Ukraine #Recruitment #Debtors #ExPrisoners #Atesh #Crimea #occupied #Penza #mobilization #warfare #army #war #Russia #DeepStrike #WarCriminal #invaders #occupiers
    #перемогаYкраїни

  6. #Obama created the biggest #bondmarket boom in US history, because when interest rates fall, bonds, mortgages, and other credit claims that carry a high interest rate go way up in price. Essentially, the #USeconomy was turned into a #Ponzischeme. The Federal Reserve’s position was: we know there are defaults, so we are going to lend debtors the money to pay, so that they do not default. If they do not default, the banks will not have to write down loans that were made beyond the ability of home buyers, credit card #debtors, and others to pay.”

    nakedcapitalism.com/2026/06/mi

  7. #Obama created the biggest #bondmarket boom in US history, because when interest rates fall, bonds, mortgages, and other credit claims that carry a high interest rate go way up in price. Essentially, the #USeconomy was turned into a #Ponzischeme. The Federal Reserve’s position was: we know there are defaults, so we are going to lend debtors the money to pay, so that they do not default. If they do not default, the banks will not have to write down loans that were made beyond the ability of home buyers, credit card #debtors, and others to pay.”

    nakedcapitalism.com/2026/06/mi

  8. “#Obama created the biggest boom in US history, because when interest rates fall, bonds, mortgages, and other credit claims that carry a high interest rate go way up in price. Essentially, the was turned into a . The Federal Reserve’s position was: we know there are defaults, so we are going to lend debtors the money to pay, so that they do not default. If they do not default, the banks will not have to write down loans that were made beyond the ability of home buyers, credit card , and others to pay.”

    nakedcapitalism.com/2026/06/mi

  9. #Obama created the biggest #bondmarket boom in US history, because when interest rates fall, bonds, mortgages, and other credit claims that carry a high interest rate go way up in price. Essentially, the #USeconomy was turned into a #Ponzischeme. The Federal Reserve’s position was: we know there are defaults, so we are going to lend debtors the money to pay, so that they do not default. If they do not default, the banks will not have to write down loans that were made beyond the ability of home buyers, credit card #debtors, and others to pay.”

    nakedcapitalism.com/2026/06/mi

  10. #Obama created the biggest #bondmarket boom in US history, because when interest rates fall, bonds, mortgages, and other credit claims that carry a high interest rate go way up in price. Essentially, the #USeconomy was turned into a #Ponzischeme. The Federal Reserve’s position was: we know there are defaults, so we are going to lend debtors the money to pay, so that they do not default. If they do not default, the banks will not have to write down loans that were made beyond the ability of home buyers, credit card #debtors, and others to pay.”

    nakedcapitalism.com/2026/06/mi

  11. From the end of January, debtors will start to be disconnected from electricity. The first disconnections will start on the 29th. There are two types of warnings for debtors. The first is a notification urging to pay off the debt, and the second type directly precedes disconnection. Disconnection will occur 10 days after receiving the warning. #electricity #debtors

  12. From the end of January, debtors will start to be disconnected from electricity. The first disconnections will start on the 29th. There are two types of warnings for debtors. The first is a notification urging to pay off the debt, and the second type directly precedes disconnection. Disconnection will occur 10 days after receiving the warning. #electricity #debtors

  13. From the end of January, debtors will start to be disconnected from electricity. The first disconnections will start on the 29th. There are two types of warnings for debtors. The first is a notification urging to pay off the debt, and the second type directly precedes disconnection. Disconnection will occur 10 days after receiving the warning. #electricity #debtors

  14. CW: Long thread/5

    Inflation is bad for banks, whose fortunes rise and fall based on the value of the interest payments they collect from #debtors. When the value of the dollar declines, lenders lose and borrowers win. Think of it this way: say you borrow $10,000 to buy a car, at a moment when $10k is two months' wages for the average US worker. Then inflation hits: prices go up, workers demand higher pay to keep pace, and a couple years later, $10k is *four* months' wages.

    5/

  15. CW: Long thread/5

    Inflation is bad for banks, whose fortunes rise and fall based on the value of the interest payments they collect from #debtors. When the value of the dollar declines, lenders lose and borrowers win. Think of it this way: say you borrow $10,000 to buy a car, at a moment when $10k is two months' wages for the average US worker. Then inflation hits: prices go up, workers demand higher pay to keep pace, and a couple years later, $10k is *four* months' wages.

    5/

  16. CW: Long thread/5

    Inflation is bad for banks, whose fortunes rise and fall based on the value of the interest payments they collect from #debtors. When the value of the dollar declines, lenders lose and borrowers win. Think of it this way: say you borrow $10,000 to buy a car, at a moment when $10k is two months' wages for the average US worker. Then inflation hits: prices go up, workers demand higher pay to keep pace, and a couple years later, $10k is *four* months' wages.

    5/

  17. CW: Long thread/5

    Inflation is bad for banks, whose fortunes rise and fall based on the value of the interest payments they collect from #debtors. When the value of the dollar declines, lenders lose and borrowers win. Think of it this way: say you borrow $10,000 to buy a car, at a moment when $10k is two months' wages for the average US worker. Then inflation hits: prices go up, workers demand higher pay to keep pace, and a couple years later, $10k is *four* months' wages.

    5/

  18. CW: Long thread/5

    Inflation is bad for banks, whose fortunes rise and fall based on the value of the interest payments they collect from #debtors. When the value of the dollar declines, lenders lose and borrowers win. Think of it this way: say you borrow $10,000 to buy a car, at a moment when $10k is two months' wages for the average US worker. Then inflation hits: prices go up, workers demand higher pay to keep pace, and a couple years later, $10k is *four* months' wages.

    5/