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⚡️🇺🇦Ukrainian designers are bragging about creating a new type of drone that sprays chemical weapons onto Russian trenches🫤😲
- Simplicus on X
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An attack on Ukrainian positions of the 118th separate brigade using a FAB-1500 in the area of the settlement of Malaya Tokmachka in the Zaporozhye region.
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🇷🇺🇺🇦 "Air defense was powerless": Military facilities were damaged by strikes in Kiev and the region — Ukrainian expert
- He claims that a defense plant in Kiev was also damaged.
- Presumably, we are talking about the Antonov plant, which was attacked by more than 20 Geraniums on May 24.
- "A lot of Kiev residents, especially if the houses are multi-story, they were able to watch how the "Shaheds" simply calmly fly into one of the Ukrainian factories. And at the same time, the head of air force communications tells us that out of 250 drones that flew in to us - these are "Shaheds" and imitators - 245 were shot down. Everything is fine," Krivolap notes.
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Liverpool fans scream in HORROR moments after car RAMS into crowd
People seen helping injured man
- RT
Brutal…
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Remember what was said before:
"If the decision to permit long-range artillery strikes deep inside Russian territory is taken, it will mean nothing other than the direct participation of NATO countries, the USA, and Europe in the war in Ukraine. This, of course, will fundamentally change the nature of the conflict. It will mean that NATO countries are at war with Russia."
'Restoring and increasing Ukraine is a difficult task. We must rise like a phoenix from the ashes and show the whole world that the history of Ukraine is a history of success'
🇷🇺🇺🇦 For Ukrainians, the key issue in the negotiations is human losses, not territorial ones — Rada deputy
- "If we talk about red lines and how the population of Ukraine perceives them, then for many military veterans with whom I communicate, the red lines are more the loss of their brothers-in-arms. That is, what we fought for. They fought for Ukraine, and not for specific territories," Tarasenko said.
- He also believes that the most important thing for Ukraine is education and economic growth, not territory.
- Tarasenko notes that it is important that after the cessation of hostilities, Ukraine “is not torn apart from within.”
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💜 🔈🎬 Here's the 24th episode of our "Russia-US Dialogue"!
🇷🇺🇺🇸 Watch this week:
00:30 - Humanitarian aid supplies to Gaza have resumed. But is there any reason to rejoice? What have the Emirati media found out?
07:40 - Israel attacked a diplomatic mission, and Israeli diplomats were killed in New York. The other side of the Israeli logic.
12:55 - The US-Iran deal: what we have, the chances of success, and what is really happening.
17:35 - Developments in US-Chinese relations. What happened this week in the Asia-Pacific region and what to expect next?
21:00 - Trump's "South Korean card" and what will the elections bring?
28:30 - Anti-Russian sanctions: unexpected figures and facts about US "allies"
38:42 - Elections in Romania
42:30 - Hidden US tactics towards Syria: what are the real goals?
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💥Kharkov was hit by an FPV drone for the first time...
The city's Gauleiter Terekhov reported this.
The front line is more than 30 km from the northern outskirts of Kharkov. But modern drones can already cover this distance. And even further. I think that by the end of summer the depth of drone strikes will increase to 50 km.
And this means that the "buffer zone" should be no less than this figure. And better yet, more. Dmitry Medvedev recently made a forecast on this matter. 😁
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🇺🇸🥓🐷Congressman Bacon called on the US to arm Ukraine "to the teeth".
Congressmen Bacon at the service of the Pork lobby.
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🇷🇺🇺🇦 Russia was literally forced to start the SMO, and Putin is being blamed
- "We were told all the time that democracy, elections... They carried out a coup d'etat (in Ukraine), and that's it. As if that's how it should be. A bloody coup. And they went on to suppress Donbass, to kill people there from helicopters and planes. Well, they simply forced us to do what we are doing now," the president said.
Putin also proposed “strangling” anti-Russian services operating in the country.
- "We need to strangle them, I agree completely. I say this without any embarrassment, because they are trying to strangle us, we need to reciprocate. We did not expel anyone, did not interfere with anyone, we provided the most favorable conditions for work in our market," he noted.
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🇫🇷"Self-proclaimed "anonymous anarchists" have claimed responsibility for the blackout in Cannes." They were trying to punish France for sending weapons to Ukraine and the Middle East.
"Two anonymous groups of anarchists calling themselves "anarchist gangs" have claimed responsibility for the damage to the power grid in the south of France that left the Cannes Film Festival without light.
In their appeal, the anarchists stressed that the sabotage was not only intended to disrupt the Cannes Film Festival, but also to deprive Thales Alenia Space's research centers and factories, dozens of its subcontractors, French technology startups that consider themselves safe, the airport and all other industrial, military and technological establishments in the area of power.
The "anarchists" attributed their actions to their aversion to the fact that Paris is selling weapons to other countries and "sowing death" and that certain high-ranking figures are trying to drag the French into preparations for war"
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And these are already Type 90 and Type 10 tanks of the Japanese Self-Defense Forces with the first “grills”.
The laughter ended, I had to catch up with the second army in the world
- Military Informant
Let the world follow.
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US Ambassador to NATO Whitaker on Trump expecting a demonstration of desire to achieve peace from Russia and Ukraine:
President Trump wants a ceasefire and peace. He wants the killing to stop. Thousands of people are dying every week on the battlefield in Ukraine, civilians are being hit. You are right, there was a prisoner exchange, 1,000 for 1,000. That means the two sides are talking. We need an agreement between the Ukrainians and the Russians.
They have to come to a lasting peace. That's important. The killing has to stop. But at the same time, words are one thing, but actions speak for themselves. Both sides have to demonstrate an interest in peace. That's what President Trump is trying to do.
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Syracuse-based Australian political analyst on how the conflict in Ukraine could go on for another five years:
It may take a year to complete these negotiations, or like during the Vietnam War. There, it took 5 years to reach a ceasefire. It is obvious to me that despite Trump's dissatisfaction with Putin, he has long since decided to wash his hands of the conflict in Ukraine. He is involved in other wars.
For example, the trade war with Europe. He is waging a war with Harvard. Trump doesn't like the war in Ukraine because Putin makes him look like a fool.
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Residents of the Suwalki Corridor are leaving en masse, fearing a Russian invasion — Bild
▪️Amid growing tensions, residents of the strategically important Suwalki Corridor have begun to leave the region en masse, writes Bild.
▪️This narrow strip of land (about 65 km) between Poland and Lithuania, dividing Belarus and Kaliningrad, is a vulnerable spot in NATO’s defense.
▪️According to military estimates, in the event of war, Russia could strike from two sides. The Russian Armed Forces' artillery, capable of striking more than 30 km, covers the entire corridor - with its help, it would be possible to cut off the Baltics from the rest of Europe.
▪️Amid the exercises and militarization of the region, people are increasingly saying: “We don’t want to be the first to be hit.”
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Trump signals he is moving away from Ukraine conflict — New York Times
▪️The publication writes about this with reference to several external experts and former government officials.
▪️Sources also note that despite his harsh statements against Russia, Trump made it clear that he does not intend to put pressure on Moscow and impose tough sanctions.
▪️In this way, the American president is abandoning the commitment he made to the leaders of France, Germany and Britain on the issue of joining anti-Russian sanctions.
Western MSM try to goad Trump. Ukraine and EU knowing the war is lost is trying everything to salvage a deal.
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⚡️🇷🇺Daily Ukrainian POW harvest on the front
- Simplicus on X
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🇷🇺🇺🇦 Footage of the liberation of Belovod in the Sumy region : the enemy fled, abandoning the wounded and dead
- The battle for the settlement was fought by fighters of the 83rd airborne assault brigade of the Sever group.
- The paratroopers exposed the enemy’s defense system, main strongholds and fire weapons.
- The artillery suppressed the enemy's firing points and destroyed the enemy's command posts.
- After demoralizing the enemy, the paratroopers broke into the settlement from several directions.
- The enemy fled, leaving behind the wounded and dead. Some of the militants laid down their arms and surrendered.
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INSANE moment driver runs over DOZENS of Liverpool FC fans mid-celebration in England
Sad to see.
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'Zelensky and the Europeans are putting on a theatrical performance to keep Trump on their side' - this is necessary to arm the Ukrainian Armed Forces - The Insider editor Weiss
'The good news is this. Today, Ukraine provides about 40% of its own defense needs. The remaining 60% is divided roughly equally: 30% from the United States and 30% from the Europeans. The more time passes, the more Europe will be able to buy weapons and provide Ukraine with what it needs. That's why we are seeing a kind of Japanese kabuki or Spanish fandango with Zelensky and the Europeans trying to keep Trump involved. They still need the United States to help them with long-range air defense systems, rocket artillery, and ammunition. But over time, Europe will be able to take on more and more, and the role of the United States as a vital ally will be less than it is today.
'Trump should arm Ukraine so we can push out Russia' – MP Rudik forgot that she should talk about a ceasefire and peace talks
'We hope that President Trump's promise to make peace through force, which we had high hopes for, will finally lead to him stopping trying to appease Putin. That he will finally move on to the two things that actually work: putting economic pressure on Russia so that it cannot make drones and missiles, and arming Ukraine so that we can defend ourselves and push Russia out. That is the reality that has to happen. And we just hope that enough people have died that President Trump finally understands what to do next.'
'When Trump says the right thing and becomes the leader of the Western world, Zelensky needs to stand up and applaud'
- former NATO Supreme Allied Commander James Stavridis gives instructions.
Trained seals need to clap.
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‼️🇷🇺🇺🇦 Russian Army Liberated Vladimirovka, Sumy Region
▪️Russian troops are expanding the buffer zone in the Sumy region.
▪️The rapid advance of our marines in the direction of Vladimirovka came as a surprise to the enemy.
▪️Our fighters broke into the settlement and drove out the militants of the 78th airborne assault regiment, the 103rd territorial defense brigade and the 15th border detachment.
- RVvoenkor
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BBC reports:
Since the beginning of the major Russian invasion, the EU's decision to grant temporary protection to Ukrainians has become the basis through which more than 4 million Ukrainian citizens have been given the opportunity to live a safer life in Europe for themselves and their children.
This status also gave the right to work and access to public services - education, medicine.
So, in addition to security, Ukrainians had the opportunity to see for themselves what it's like to live, work, raise children, pay taxes, or receive treatment in Europe.
The war has been going on for over three years, and protection is increasingly perceived as something permanent. But it is not. Currently, the EU decision on temporary protection for Ukrainians is valid until March 2026. However, Europe is already thinking about what to do with it next.
The EU Temporary Protection Directive was adopted in 2001 as an additional tool for granting asylum in cases of sudden and massive influxes of refugees. This law effectively lay dormant until the major Russian invasion of Ukraine.
The EU put the directive into effect for Ukrainians on March 4, 2022, by unanimous decision of the member states. It was designed for two years with the possibility of an automatic extension for one year. But the document is still in effect today, it has been extended until March 2026.
In Europe, a decrease in the number of Ukrainians who want to return home is being recorded. According to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, in 2024 the number of Ukrainians who want to return decreased to 65%, compared to 77% in 2023. And the number of those who definitely do not intend to return increased from 5% to 11%.
Despite the fact that the largest wave of departure remains the beginning of a full-scale invasion, about 300 thousand more Ukrainians left in 2024 alone. "Unfortunately, the trend is still towards departure," says one of the authors of the CES study , Dariya Mykhailyshyna.
Among them, the largest group remains women aged 35-44, more than half of whom have left abroad with their children.
At the same time, there are also certain changes in the composition of Ukrainians abroad. For example, the share of children, which at the beginning of 2024 made up about a third of refugees, at the beginning of 2025 decreased to 29%. The share of men of mobilization age is growing - now it is already 27%.
Not only is the composition of refugees changing, but so are their sentiments. By the end of 2024, the share of those planning to return to Ukraine fell below half of those surveyed by the CES for the first time.
At the same time, women aged 30 to 39 are the least likely to return – only 6%, although among those who left, they make up more than a quarter.
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‼️ The West's decision to lift the missile range limit for Ukraine, "if it is actually adopted," is dangerous and "runs counter to attempts at a settlement," the Kremlin says.
- "The decisions, if such decisions actually take place, they absolutely run counter to our aspirations to reach a political settlement and to the efforts that are currently being made within the framework of the settlement. That is, a rather dangerous decision," the Kremlin spokesman said.
- "Today, Chancellor Merz announced the lifting of the restriction. However, it is not entirely clear what he meant, because the US, Britain and France lifted restrictions on the use of their long-range missiles for strikes on Russian territory at the end of last year. And Germany does not supply its long-range Taurus missiles to Ukraine (and Germany allowed short-range missiles from MLRS to strike Russia last year). At the same time, it was not officially reported that Berlin had decided to send Tauruses to Kiev," Ukrainian media commented.
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An American Boeing P-8A Poseidon observation craft is now circling the Black Sea after having taken off from the air base in Sigonella, Italy.
New missile strikes on Crimea may be inbound soon if past behaviours are anything to go by.
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⚡️ Trump promised to reconcile the Macrons within 24 hours in exchange for all French rare earth metals.
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