As the imperialists are cut off from avenues of profit-taking in many parts of the world, from Venezuela to Russia to the Sahel, their system is being weakened and their crisis is getting deeper. These developments are extremely positive for humanity and bring us closer to our goal of liberty, sovereignty and socialism for all.

But this is not leading the exploiting class to retire gracefully; as their position declines, they are becoming more rabid and desperate. Progressive workers in the imperialist heartlands cannot simply sit back and applaud the advances of the anti-imperialist camp.

We must understand that our ruling class will never be truly defeated until their entire system has been dismantled – and that for this to happen, it needs to be decisively beaten on both its fronts.

https://thecommunists.org/2025/06/11/news/joti-brar-ww3-tasks-anti-imperialist-struggle/

A comrade sent me this hilarious satire that mimics the way our media talks about other countries.

https://youtu.be/OAIOfxaM7JY?si=QXSMrznMQ6EGroJw

The soldiers of the 124th Regiment of the Korean People's Army pledged to implement the policies of the Workers Party of Korea for regional development

On June 12, 1992, a rally against “market reforms” and Yeltsinism took place in Ostankino, with up to 100,000 people participating.

In January 1992, the Russian leadership, headed by Boris Yeltsin, began to implement anti-people reforms aimed at the final destruction of the remnants of socialism. Free pricing was introduced, free trade was allowed, social spending was reduced, restrictions on foreign business were lifted, and the reorganization of the state administration system was begun. As a result of "shock therapy", millions of Russian citizens found themselves below the poverty line, and the country ended up in the hands of Russian and foreign capital and bandits.

The Russian people began to protest against the disastrous reforms of Yeltsin and Gaidar as early as the beginning of 1992. The first major protest action was a demonstration held by the left opposition forces on February 23, 1992. Tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Moscow that day, and were brutally dispersed by the police. In the first five months of 1992, more than 300 rallies and demonstrations took place in the capital.

One of the largest rallies in modern Russian history took place on June 12, 1992. About 100,000 people demonstrated against "market reforms" and Yeltsinism in Ostankino. The venue was not chosen by chance: in the first months of Yeltsin's rule, Ostankino disseminated exclusively propaganda lies about the state of affairs in the country, without giving the floor to the opposition. Yeltsin's opponents who gathered for the rally demanded that airtime be provided for opposition representatives to speak.

The June 12 rally marked the beginning of the "siege of Ostankino," which lasted until June 22. Police forces repeatedly attempted to violently disperse the protesters, but the opposition demonstrations were only stopped on June 22 after a brutal attack by riot police on a tent camp of Yeltsin's opponents.

This is a translation of a post that originally appeared on the KPRF channel

Freedom of the press and assembly under bourgeois democracy is freedom for the wealthy to conspire against the working people, freedom for the capitalists to bribe and buy up the press.

V. I. Lenin,
Letter to the British Workers.

In this video Harpal Brar is joined by a comrade from the Italian Partito Comunista (PC), for an interview on the Russian Revolution, including its causes, its importance and what effects it has had on the world since 1917.

https://youtu.be/1QN02grlP48?si=gknUzbh_tZDIwQeJ

How Russia created Romania | Beorn's Beehive
https://stanislavs.org/how-russia-created-romania/

▶️ Footage shows the aftermath of an Israeli strike on a site in Iran's Kermanshah province

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