Top PsyOp of the Week (05.10 –11.10.2026): "Dear Vladimir Vladimirovich, where are we being evicted to?"; the German republic on Sumska Street, and the "pigeon parade" on a budget

— And what does the intelligence say? Where is that diesel?

Volodymyr Vasylovych smiles faintly:

— The first 300 thousand tons have already burned at the refinery in Ryazan, the second 500 thousand are waiting for our drones in Novorossiysk, and the remaining million are currently being poured into buckets by Russians by hand.

— Excellent. Tell the partners that our discount on Russian oil refining remains unchanged — 100% irrevocable detonation.

The "Diesel Deal": Debunked the panic surrounding US General License No. 135; established it as an information-psychological tactic rather than a significant economic change, noting that the announced volumes are a tiny drop in the ocean compared to global consumption.

The "Peace Pigeon" Parade: Analyzed political statements regarding negotiations by Ukrainian politicians (Honcharenko, Hetmantsev, Terekhov), highlighting how the Kremlin exploits these narratives to fuel notions of Ukrainian "discord" while offering no real mechanisms for peace.

The "European Protectorate": Addressed the bizarre rumors about secretly transferring Kharkiv to Germany or France as a payment for military debt, exposing it as pure imperial projection and absurdity.

Tula Refugees: Highlighted the hypocrisy of Russian "protection" through an appeal to Putin from refugees (including those from the Kharkiv region) facing eviction from temporary accommodation centers in the Tula region without alternative housing or registration.

Internet and Grid Stability: Debunked myths about an impending total internet collapse, emphasizing the resilience of Ukraine's decentralized network compared to Russia's centralized "sovereign internet."

Kremlin Bots: Summarized investigations into the "troll factory" ecosystem (specifically the Social Design Agency/ASP) and its use of AI, bot networks, and psychological pressure, along with tips on how to identify and ignore them.

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