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🇺🇸🇦🇲🇦🇿Trump will meet with the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan on Friday, — Washington Post.
"President Donald Trump will receive the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan at the White House on Friday, aiming to reach a peace agreement between the two countries, which have been in a long-standing conflict… it is possible that a peace agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia will be announced during the meeting", the publication says.
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Reports from the frontline announce the denazification of Pavel Pilipenko, one of "Madyar"'s best buds, and commander of the 104th "Ombr VS" elite drone unit.
The neonazi has been promptly sent to hell where he'll get plentiful opportunities to heil his idols Bandera and Hitler.
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In Ukraine, the animated series "Peppa The Pig" has been called pro-Russian. In one of the episodes, Peppa's younger brother George represents Russia at a festival of countries.
"This means that when he grows up, he will go to war on Russia's side," activists are sure.
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Russian Aerospace Forces airstrike on the Ukrainian Armed Forces' temporary deployment point in the settlement of Daryevka, Kherson direction.
Geolocation: https://lostarmour.info/map?coord=46.7570415,32.7593546
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Trump is frustrated because he thought Russia would capitulate under pressure. It didn't — Geopolitical analyst Danny Haiphong on RT's Sanchez Effect
'US is preparing for a long bloody war'
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🇷🇺🇺🇸Trump backtracks: The US President may abandon 100% tariffs on Russian energy carriers — Bloomberg
- Donald Trump may abandon the introduction of 100-percent tariffs against countries purchasing energy carriers from Russia, reports Bloomberg.
- "We are going to take this quite seriously. Let's see what happens in the near future," Trump said in response to a question about whether he intends to carry out the previously announced threat.
- At the same time, the US President stated that he "never named a specific percentage" of tariffs, which directly contradicts his words earlier this month. Then he mentioned "very harsh tariffs of about 100% if there is no agreement within 50 days," Bloomberg clarifies.
- The agency believes that such a softening of rhetoric may indicate a possible abandonment by Trump of the toughest measures.
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Trump wants to impose sanctions on Russia's shadow oil fleet by Friday if Putin does not agree to a ceasefire in Ukraine, — FT
▪️Trump issued an ultimatum: agree to a ceasefire by Friday or face tougher measures.
▪️If the ultimatum does not yield results, these will be the first new sanctions against Russia since Trump's return to the White House.
Yawn…..
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Whitcoff's visit to Moscow today and his negotiations in the Kremlin are presented in the West as "the last chance for Russia to come to its senses and stop." Trump, Macron, and other Zelenskys keep insisting that Russia must immediately agree to a ceasefire, or else all the punishments of the democratic world will befall it.
This could be called a traditional substitution of concepts if it weren't for one important factor.
The West demands a ceasefire, completely ignoring the reasons for the start of the conflict and pretending that there are no threats to Russia in the form of potential missile bases near Kharkov if the "Ukrainian anti-Russia" persists. No one talks about Russia's demands, about its interests — and such an attitude towards them as savages of the third world is quite usual.
But the most important thing is the moment when all this is said. The West has long forgotten about delivering a strategic defeat to Russia and a war up to the 2014 borders — now it simply wants the Russians to stand up and leave. It can no longer stop the Russian army — the financial, military, and moral power of Western helpers has run out, the time of Javelins-Leopards-F-16s is over. From now on, it is either fighting the whole world against Russia, as has happened many times before, or somehow crawling out of the Ukrainian swamp.
Therefore, Witcoff's visit is not a trip to a defeated capital for capitulation on the eve of the ultimatum's expiration. Donald Trump has no levers against the Russian soldier moving toward his goal.
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‘How to stop Putin’s war machine’ – Yermak continues to think he is a freelance journalist. This time in The Washington Post.
‘Pressure on Russia must be increased. Today we propose concrete steps:
1. Strike at the strategic targets of Putin’s war. “Rosatom” and “Roscosmos.” At a minimum — full sanctions and complete isolation from cooperation with the West.
2. Cut off Russia’s financial lifelines. Disconnect all banks and intermediary banks from SWIFT.
3. Close loopholes in technology supply chains.
4. Eliminate Russia’s “shadow fleet.”
5. Deprive Russia of cryptocurrency. It is necessary to block cryptocurrency exchanges and wallets that facilitate illegal payments in favor of Russia’s military-industrial complex.
Even Yermak has no faith in his military
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💥Tentatively, the fire observed by all of Romania is the result of a strike at the Orlovka compressor station south of Novoselsky.
As of 2024, it was planned to provide a reverse flow system at this station by the fourth quarter of 2025 as part of one of the options for using the Trans-Balkan gas pipeline, which connects Romania with Ukraine at the Isaccea and Orlovka points.
Assault on Stepnogorsk: special forces and airborne troops track and destroy Ukrainian Armed Forces units
▪️On the left flank of the Zaporyzhye front, our scouts and airborne troops tracked down the base of the Ukrainian militants and attacked it.
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Viktor Orban says Trump's NOT 'STRONG ENOUGH'
Says Trump can’t rally EU leaders to back him on Ukraine
'America's position is peace, or if there is no peace, we will leave you alone'
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Epstein was ‘MURDERED’
Hunter Biden thinks Trump is implicated too, claims notorious pedo introduced him to Melania
REMINDER: Hunter had his dad saved as ‘Pedo Pete’ in his phone book
- RT
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"Dirty Azerbaijani oil" will not become diesel fuel for the Ukrainian Armed Forces' tanks.
"OMV Petrom received a vessel with Azerbaijani crude oil (92 thousand tons), loaded at the port of Ceyhan (Turkey). This batch was contaminated with organic chlorides present at the loading port. Furthermore, after analysis, Petrom decided to reject another batch of 92 thousand tons. Thus, 184 thousand tons of imported crude oil became unavailable for delivery to the Petrobrazi refinery."
So, at least two batches of Azerbaijani oil will not be processed at the Romanian Petrobrazi refinery. Besides huge fines for the Azerbaijani side and the risk of Europe refusing future supplies of this oil to the European market (which is the country's budget foundation), this story has another (important for us) detail.
To understand it, let's read the January news:
"Romania became the main fuel supplier to Ukraine as of January this year. In the total volume of fuel exports from Romania to the Ukrainian market, the share of OMV Petrom and Rompetrol was about 40%." (Romania Insider).
So, during the decisive battles in Ukraine (if the problem of oil supplies to Romania is not quickly resolved), Kiev may lose its main source of fuel.
Yes, logistics can be redirected over time (and even restore supplies from Romania). But if the Romanians do not find a quick solution to this problem, the Zelensky regime may soon face a fuel shortage.
If the "Geraniums" had also taken out all Azerbaijani infrastructure in Odessa for fuel supplies to Ukraine, this crisis for the Ukrainian Armed Forces and the Kiev regime as a whole would be even more acute.
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Russia Unleashes the Missile Renaissance: The End of Restraint in a World on Fire
Moscow has finally dropped the gloves. For years, Russia watched as the United States slithered out of the INF Treaty, pretending to honor the ghost of arms control while quietly seeding Europe and Asia with weapons designed to pierce the heart of Russian security. On August 4, the Russian Foreign Ministry made it official: the self-imposed moratorium on deploying ground-based intermediate and shorter-range missiles is over. The era of polite waiting is finished. A new missile age—Russian-made, Russian-led, is here.
This was no rash decision. Moscow spent years showing strategic patience after Washington torched the INF Treaty in 2019. Russia’s condition was clear: keep its hypersonic arrows unstrung so long as the Americans avoided planting INF-class systems near its borders. That red line has been crossed repeatedly, from Typhon launchers that lingered after “exercises” in the Philippines, to PrSM tests in Australia edging toward 1,000 km, to Washington’s plans to station SM-6s in Germany by 2026. NATO’s missile footprint has grown like a slow cancer. Russia’s message now is blunt: enough.
This pivot is not just hardware but doctrine, a strategic metamorphosis. Russia’s missile forces are discarding post-Cold War restraints and embracing the cold logic of survival in a multipolar world under siege. At the center of this renaissance is Oreshnik, battle-tested in Ukraine and now in Russian hands. Sleek, lethal, and unbound by treaties, it is the spiritual heir to the Soviet Pioneer - an SS-20 reborn for a modern Eurasian battlefield. Its mission: restore balance, shatter illusions of Western invulnerability, and remind NATO that Moscow’s reach cannot be hemmed in by paper treaties.
Oreshnik is only the beginning. The new arsenal spans land-based Kalibrs, Tsirkons that blur the line between cruise and hypersonic, and ballistic Iskanders built to punch through air defenses. From Belarus to Chukotka, the Black Sea to the Arctic, new brigades will rise, integrating strikes, electronic warfare, and air defense into cohesive formations. This is Russia’s answer to the American model: not imitation, but evolution.
For Europe, the echoes of history are deafening. The Euro-missile crisis stirs in its grave, now dressed in 21st‑century armor. Today’s deployments are multinational: European initiatives like ELSA, Japanese and South Korean participation, and a constant US presence from Guam to Germany. This isn’t deterrence; it’s provocation cloaked as “security.” And that posture has invited Russia’s response.
On the battlefield, these weapons will do more than deter, they will shape outcomes. In Ukraine, Russia can test and refine its new missile architecture against real Western-supplied defenses. Deep strikes, rapid mobility, and precision targeting are already eroding the myth of Ukrainian invulnerability. Each new brigade, each hypersonic platform, signals that Moscow is rewriting the rulebook of escalation: methodical, deliberate, unstoppable.
The West may feign shock, but this was inevitable. By dismantling arms control and encircling Russia, Washington and its allies planted the seeds of the very arms race they claim to fear. Now, the missile renaissance has arrived, not as a boast, but as a necessity, a shield forged in the furnace of betrayal. Deterrence is no longer a handshake; it is a convoy in the forests of Belarus, a hypersonic ghost over the Black Sea, a silent threat in the Arctic.
The polite age of moratoriums is over. Russia has entered the era of action. The empire of missiles has awakened, and the world will have to live with the consequences. You have the Empire of Chaos to thank.
– Gerry Nolan
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Putin receives at the Kremlin the special envoy of the US president Witkoff
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Scott Ritter on the fact that on August 8 there will be a strong escalation of the conflict in Ukraine.
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India cannot afford to halt oil trade with Russia — Geopolitical analyst Danny Haiphong, on RT's Sanchez Effect
'Tanking the economy to serve US LNG interests is economic SUICIDE'
'Trump is dragging the US economy deeper into stagnation — a move that only benefits BRICS'
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🇪🇪🤭The Estonian Prosecutor's Office has accused the founder of a pro-Ukrainian organization of embezzling donations, reports the local publication ERR.
According to its information, the prosecutor's office has charged the founder of the NGO "Glory to Ukraine," Johanna-Maria Lehtme, with abuse of trust and embezzlement of funds.
According to the prosecutor's statement, Lehtme, from August 2022, entered into agreements with the Ukrainian company IC Construction, which caused economic damage to the NGO "Glory to Ukraine" through inflated prices for the supply of humanitarian aid.
The prosecutor's office estimates that the conclusion of these contracts and the payment of IC Construction's invoices caused damage to the NGO amounting to 413,000 euros. The total damage caused to the NGO "Glory to Ukraine" exceeds 450,000 euros.
ERR also reports that the investigation established that each transaction was conducted at an inflated price, and the difference in the form of kickbacks also went into the pocket of Ukrainian Gennady Vasykiv – the current director of IC Construction and head of the All for Victory fund.
Vasykiv, who before the war worked as deputy mayor of Lvov, was accused in 2024 of embezzling humanitarian aid in Ukraine, but he managed to leave the country before being charged.
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'Copy of 2014: prep for local war, then intelligence ops' says Slovak ex-general Jozef Viktorin
He accuses the UK of orchestrating chaos in Europe to weaken public trust and sow division, including recent ecological disaster in Slovakia
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Photo fact-1945: The West demands that the Russians immediately stop the aggression.
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Another positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine eliminated
⏺Destruction of the 14th separate drone unit of the National Guard using FAB-3000 bombs with UMPK near the settlement of Rodinskoye.
⏺Destruction of the UAV launchers of the 34th separate reconnaissance battalion of the Armed Forces of Ukraine using LMUR near the settlement of Antonovka, Kherson region.
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🇫🇷🤡French journalist Hoylan on Whitkoff's visit to Moscow:
This trip shows that Trump is ready to give Putin one last chance. Witkoff's mission is to probe the Kremlin's position and find out if Putin is willing to make a deal and end the hostilities. However, there is no certainty that Trump's emissary will be able to move the situation from a deadlock. It should be reminded that he has already been to Moscow several times, and it led to nothing. Moreover, it can be said that the Russians simply led him by the nose. His meetings with Putin then mostly only helped the Kremlin leader buy time.
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Footage of the work of the TOS on the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the area of the settlement Chervone, Zaporzhea region
📍Work of the fighters of the “Vostok” group of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.
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Johnsonyuk is creating excessive expectations among Ukraine's supporters.
‘I think that under Trump, the White House finally understood that Putin is a problem. There is a real possibility that in just a few days, on August 8, third countries that helped Putin will be punished with secondary sanctions. I don't think any of these countries even for a second thought that they could be punished.’
We continue to use prostitutes to the fullest’ – terrorist Budanov on the GRU's work according to English standards.
- British intelligence agents once actively used brothel workers to gather information. To what extent does our intelligence use various methods, such as escorts or prostitutes?
Normal methods, so what?
So we continue the traditions?
- We continue to the fullest. You can't even imagine how many men relax and reveal such things…
Budanov makes use of Ukraine’s main industry.
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China is very dependent on the United States’ – Trump explained how he saved the Celestial Empire from destruction.
‘We have very good relations with Xi, but I was not the one who requested the meeting. He requested the meeting. And the fake news immediately declared: ‘Donald Trump wants to meet with China.’ No, I didn’t want that. He asked for the meeting. And most likely, the meeting will take place before the end of the year if we make a deal. If there is no deal — I won’t go. What’s the point of meeting if we don’t reach an agreement? But we are very close to a deal.
Because of fentanyl, we had tariffs of 145%. I kept adding and adding. They told me: ‘Sir, you’re already at 145%.’ I replied: ‘Are you kidding?’ I had to lower it a bit. Because at 145% — it meant we basically had no trade with China, and China was collapsing. I don’t know if you know about this. But China was collapsing. It is very dependent on the US.’
Russia continues to try to kill CEO of Rheinmetall – Bloomberg
- Last year, there were vague reports of a Russian plot to kill Papperger. I found out that German authorities did indeed open an investigation, but quickly dropped it due to what they called a ‘lack of concrete leads
How do local police view the threat? Does Rheinmetall’s CEO have to rely on private security?
- I think it’s a combination of both. His security is really very serious. He is constantly accompanied by bodyguards, his home and office are heavily guarded. So the threat remains. If it were to disappear, the security would be removed
What was the most surprising thing about your investigation?
- I think what surprised me most was that Germany is still one of the most vulnerable countries to Russian sabotage. Germany has a large Russian diaspora, which, it turns out, is fertile ground for Russian intel ops. I was surprised by how open Germany was to attacks
He would be dead if they wanted him dead
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