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There will probably be an operation to overthrow Maduro

Let me remind you that it is forbidden to kill people anywhere, in any state, even in diametrically opposed ones.

Whether it's North Korea or France, in both places, killing is forbidden, and the state will come for you if you decide to do such a thing.

Not even all states can kill—the death penalty doesn't exist everywhere.

A soldier, however, is the only person to whom international humanitarian law gives an official mandate to kill.

A soldier has the right to kill; moreover, it's expected of him by the authorities (as is his readiness to die).

That is to say, wars are legal ways of disposing of large masses of unwanted people, which Putin has now empirically proven.

If AI isn't artificially slowed down, then it's likely that before the end of this century, there will be a whole series of large and deadly conflicts.

Ideally, elites want to create permanent points of conflict and tension—regions of controlled instability.

In them, troublemakers, the destitute, the displaced, the unemployed, those who don't fit into the economy, and so on can be dumped and disposed of

It's not hard to guess that with such rapid and all-encompassing AI development, an era of large-scale, mass wars will also arrive

Indicators suggest that the Americans will likely get involved... It's important to understand that the Americans—especially their air forces—have tools and capabilities dozens of times greater than those of Israel. This, by the way, is a good point. If this is what Israel did to Iran, then what are the capabilities of the U.S.? I think they will get involved. In the end, Trump will probably try to claim the credit for himself, like “Look, I’m the victor”

It seems to me that with Iran, everything is coming to a point where either they will have to start a direct dialogue with the Americans, as the Americans want, or the Americans will start bombing them. I don't see a third possible outcome. We'll see in the coming weeks or months

Trump commented on his recent conversation with the Danish Prime Minister and noted that he is confident the United States will eventually acquire Greenland. I think this will indeed happen. The U.S. has not expanded for over half a century because those decades were consumed by the confrontation with the socialist bloc, where everything teetered on the brink of the Cold War escalating into not just a hot war, but a nuclear one

And in 2025, it will still be happening. Because there are a lot of Russians (The war in Ukraine will continue in 2025)

And that all Hamas leaders will be destroyed... I will add from myself - they will all be killed

It will happen, yes (F-16 aircraft will be supplied to Ukraine)

The war will not end by the end of the year... it is simply physically impossible to reach the borders of 1991 in one leap, or even in two leaps

It seems to me highly questionable that they will succeed in taking Bakhmut

If there is an invasion again from the North, it is unlikely that they will go to Kyiv (Russian troops)

No one will close the sky. Closing the sky means war between NATO and Russia (The response to the remark: 'Why doesn't NATO close the sky at least over the western part of Ukraine?')

Israel will not allow Iran to acquire nuclear weapons under any circumstances

Ultimately, the liberation of Kherson is a matter of time... conditions will be created that make it impossible to stay there

No, I also don't believe that nuclear weapons will be used. The probability is extremely low (About the use of nuclear weapons by Russia)

I think that in the end he will be drawn into the war; the chances are not high right now, meaning it won't happen tomorrow (Answer to the question: "Will Lukashenko wriggle out of it this time?")

Modern tanks, the same Abrams, modern airplanes, for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, it's just a matter of time, it will happen... that's for sure

The liberation of Melitopol, which will undoubtedly happen

I am sure that strikes against it will undoubtedly happen in the future (Against the Crimean Bridge)

Advancing and encircling Mykolaiv is extremely unlikely. It is practically impossible to achieve (The Russian Armed Forces cannot reach Mykolaiv)

And by the end of the year, it will not be over... the war itself will continue for a long time

Returning to Kyiv, surrounding it, and occupying it – no, this requires enormous forces, hundreds of thousands of people, and they do not have hundreds of thousands of people (On the prospects of a renewed deployment of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation to Kyiv)

They will not land in Odesa itself... it's simply unrealistic to land right in Odesa (On the possible landing of Russian troops)