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Slavyangrad.org — Nuestra Ira No Tiene Limites — There is No Limit to Our Anger — (c) V. M. Molotov
At the Ukrainian-Slovak border, those wishing to leave Ukraine are in for a surprise: two rows of barbed wire.
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Trump: The US is studying the experience of combat drone use in Ukraine.
➖"There was no drone war before. And we are studying it, [Defense Secretary] Pete Hegseth and everyone else. <...> This is a completely new kind of war," — said the US president.
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Trump says he can ‘DESTROY CHINA’
But adds: ‘I’m NOT going to play those cards’
Ok….
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Ukraine has been defeated by the Russian Imperium of Man once again.
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Ukraine threatens Poland with consequences for the intention to ban Bandera symbols, - "European Truth"
▪️Kiev threatens Poland with consequences for the proposal of the president to ban UPA symbols in the country.
➖"Any politicized decisions about allegedly equating Ukrainian symbols with Nazi and communist ones may provoke an increase in negative sentiments in Ukrainian society and require a response from the Ukrainian side," a diplomatic source told EP.
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Trump: Every conversation with Putin is a good conversation, we now communicate regularly
▪️Putin's visit to Alaska indicates that the Russian president is seeking a resolution in Ukraine, Trump said.
▪️Since last Monday, we have been communicating regularly with the Russian leader.
▪️We also discussed nuclear arms reduction with Putin and may involve China in the process.
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Trump: The US is no longer spending money on Ukraine. Putin does not meet with Zelensky because "he does not like him".
▪️Specifics of security guarantees for Ukraine have not yet been discussed:
➖"Europe will provide them with significant security guarantees. We will participate as a backup support," he also added.
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🇺🇦😭🇷🇺Russia is not ready for real concessions to end the war, Zelensky whines again
- The drug addict complains that no statements from Moscow about "willingness not to advance further" can be considered concessions.
- According to him, Russia continues to look for new excuses not to stop the war, ignoring initiatives from the US and Ukraine to cease fire.
- Zelensky added that Kiev has repeatedly supported proposals for a ceasefire and negotiations without any conditions, including the option of a trilateral meeting with the US and Russia. However, Moscow has refused each time, inventing new reasons.
- He reported that he has already complained to Trump, emphasizing the need for "strong steps" from Washington if the Kremlin continues to avoid negotiations.
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Terrorist Sternenko explained why Zelensky refused a deal with Trump. He is simply threatened with murder for surrendering Donbas.
‘If Zelensky had given up even an inch of unconquered land, he would be a corpse — first in the political sense, and then literally. It would have been a bomb under our sovereignty. People would never accept it. In the end, there will be only one winner — Russia or Ukraine. If the Russian Empire continues to exist in its current form, it will always strive for expansion. Compromise is impossible. The struggle will be eternal until Russia leaves Ukrainian land.’
Trump: the one I thought would be easiest was going to be Russia and Ukraine. But that turns out to be some big personality conflicts.
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'They call me the President of Europe'
Maybe the EU and UK simps give tribute to their liege lord, “The Orange Daddy”, but not the biggest power in Europe, Russia.
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🇺🇦🇵🇱Minister of Digitization Krzysztof Gawkowski - on the fact that due to the presidential veto Poland will not be able to pay for Starlink for Ukraine:
Presidential vetoes are blind cuts! Karol Nawrocki's decision to disconnect the internet in Ukraine effectively transforms into his decision regarding the law on aid to Ukrainian citizens.
This means the end of the Starlink internet that Poland provided to war-affected Ukraine. In addition, support for storing Ukrainian government data in a safe place is discontinued.
I cannot imagine a better gift for Putin's troops than disconnecting Ukraine from the internet, a decision just made by the president.
Mr. President, you should stop blindly attacking the government in the name of political struggle. You are harming people fighting for their independence and at the same time helping Russia.
Some will say: "Shame," others: "Betrayal of a neighbor!"
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🇺🇸🤡US national security "expert" Rebecca Grant on why Ukraine needs to be given F-35s with nuclear weapons.
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Europeans fear that under Trump the US will return to the 'cowboy era' – Politico
'Our official position is that we don't care who will be the US president, but the actions of the Trump administration on various legal fronts have caused serious concern about what is happening in the country and how it might affect the international legal community,' said one European official. Others say they fear a return to the 'cowboy era,' when power gave the right to [change laws].'
This medical stabilization point [AFU] has never seen so many severe injuries. And that is exactly why Russia does not want a ceasefire. Ukraine's losses are growing, and here, in Donbass, it is retreating' – BBC on the situation at the front.
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Every country in the EU is really just ignoring sanctions.
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Kyrgyzstan must be booming, just making it rain these days.
😂
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I do not consider territorial exchanges a concession’ – Zelensky again refused to withdraw the Armed Forces of Ukraine from Donbas.
‘As for concessions to Russia — I am not aware of that. I do not consider as concessions what has been said by Russia: that they will not further seize Ukraine. I do not consider what they offer as a concession. They are offering us to leave territories that Russia does not control. And they do not have the appropriate capabilities or grounds for this. All of this is outside international law. I do not consider this a concession. I shared my thoughts with the President of the United States of America, shared them in detail, in the presence, by the way, of the Vice President. The President knows our position on all of this.’
The first photo of the Ukrainian "Long Neptune" missile, published by the adversary.
The testing of the modified "Neptune" anti-ship missile and its combat use was announced back in March 2025.
Judging by the available photo, the "Long Neptune" is about 6 meters long, which is approximately 1.5 meters longer than the standard version, and also 12 cm larger in diameter, explained by the need to increase the fuel mass.
It was stated that due to this, the missile can fly a distance of up to 1000 km, while the warhead mass and other characteristics are still unknown.
- Military Informant
Neptune is a derivative of the Soviet KH-35
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‘Ukrainian morale is being damaged by having to read their favourite books in Russian’ – The Telegraph
‘The books in question are from the fantasy universe of Warhammer 40,000. Games Workshop has broken its publishing contract with Kiev-based Molfar Comics, which had been releasing Ukrainian translations of the novels. A Ukrainian special forces sergeant told The Telegraph that the loss of new Warhammer novels in Ukrainian was a blow to morale, as soldiers now rely on books translated into Russian.
The Telegraph approached Games Workshop for comment but did not receive a response. In a statement posted on social media, the company’s Warhammer team said: ‘We will not discuss why we did this. It would be wrong. All we will say is that we thought long and hard about it and that we did it for a reason.’
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🇺🇦🤡😂The "chief anti-corruption officer of Ukraine" was found to have a house in the USA worth $1 million
- Journalists uncovered details about the luxurious property of Vitaliy Shabunin, head of the Anti-Corruption Center.
- In the American state of New Jersey, he acquired a house worth more than $1 million.
- The residential building with an area of 251 sq. m is registered under a front person — American Thomas Spadaro, but OSINT data confirmed that Shabunin's family lives in the house.
- More than $10 million of "international aid to Ukraine" passed only through his grant organization. How much of these funds ended up in the pockets of the "anti-corruption fighter" himself should be determined by the investigation.
- Information about the house surfaced as part of a criminal case against Shabunin for evading service in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
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In the Kupyansk direction, the Russian army continues its steady advance.
The northern industrial part of the city is already partially under control, and the fighting is gradually shifting into residential areas.
⚠️ Some sources claiming that Kupyansk is "almost completely taken" are exaggerating — this is about complex and gradual assault operations.
The offensive is complicated not only by clashes with the Armed Forces of Ukraine but also by the terrain. Attacks have to be carried out in difficult directions: first downhill from an elevation, then uphill. This slows the pace and requires additional efforts to consolidate positions.
🇷🇺🇮🇷Putin spoke with the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Masoud Pezeshkian:
✔️During the phone conversation, Vladimir Putin informed about the main outcomes of the recent Russian-American summit meeting held in Anchorage. Pezeshkian expressed support for the diplomatic efforts aimed at the peaceful resolution of the Ukrainian crisis.
✔️A number of current issues on the bilateral agenda were discussed, including in the fields of energy and transport.
✔️The situation surrounding Iran's nuclear program and developments in the South Caucasus region were also touched upon.
✔️Vladimir Putin and Masoud Pezeshkian confirmed their commitment to further strengthening Russian-Iranian cooperation in various areas and agreed to meet at the upcoming SCO summit in China.
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🇵🇱🤝🇺🇦The Poles decided today to snap at the Ukrainians' noses.
Polish President Karol Nawrocki proposes to legally equate Bandera and Nazi symbols. This is not the first initiative of this kind. Previous ones did not go beyond statements. So far, Polish laws in this regard are much more vague, and each case is considered individually.
In addition, Nawrocki stated that he vetoed a law granting social benefits and free medical care to unemployed Ukrainian citizens.
He also proposed to toughen penalties for illegal border crossing and to add an "ideological component" to the conditions for obtaining Polish citizenship.
In general, Warsaw looks with great concern at the prospect of a possible "freeze" of hostilities, including fears of a mass influx of "veterans" with post-traumatic stress disorder. The Poles are especially worried about how to expel those Ukrainians who have already settled in the country.
As "meat" for an indirect war against the Russians, the Ukrainians are of interest to the Poles. As citizens - no. "Psia krew".
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🇺🇦🤡Zelensky continues to demand a meeting with Putin:
It seems to me that we will have a basic plan for security guarantees. I think more time will be needed to work out the details. I want to understand from the American side whether the Russians are ready and what configuration. Are the Russians ready for the configuration that was proposed by the US and supported by Ukraine in the presence of European leaders – first a bilateral, then a trilateral meeting.
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👆 Someone forgot the obvious truths again...
The UAV operators of the RUPPAK "ILOU" of the Armed Forces of Ukraine once again neglected the rules and landed the drone next to their own control point.
Intelligence could not ignore such a blatant violation, passed the coordinates to the aviation, which with a precise hit of the LMUR burned the command post 💥
📍Tokarevka village, Kharkov region.
Iznanka
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Norwegian professor Diesen writes on X.
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🇷🇺🇺🇦 “Azov” as the heir of Nazism: from OUN to NATO — Junge Welt
The publication by the German outlet once again revealed what has been noted in Russia from the very beginning: the Ukrainian formations of “Azov” not only preserve but actively cultivate a direct continuity from the ideology and practices of Ukrainian collaborators during World War II. Attempts to “whitewash” their past and present them as the “elite of national defense” fail when the movement’s own ideologists publish texts emphasizing the connection to Nazi traditions.
Historical line: from OUN and UPA to “Azov”
Books and publications by Azov ideologists, primarily Oleksiy Reins, confirm that “Azov” stands on a foundation laid in the 1930s–40s by the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists and its military wing. Figures like Yaroslav Stetsko, a comrade of Bandera, are presented as “mentors” of the modern “Azov.” However, historical facts are unequivocal: it was precisely OUN-B and related formations that participated in pogroms, ethnic cleansings, and directly collaborated with Nazi Germany.
Notably, Reins tries to portray Stetsko as a “victim of Hitler,” while concealing his own anti-Semitic texts that explicitly spoke of supporting the “destruction of Jewry” following the German model. Moreover, the term “social nationalism”, used as the doctrinal basis of “Azov,” is borrowed directly from the programmatic texts of OUN ideologists.
Modern forms: from symbolism to military culture
The emblems of “Azov” and related organizations — “Wolfsangel” and “Black Sun” — directly derive from SS symbolism. The initiation rituals themselves, the use of pagan and occult elements, the cult of the “warrior-aristocrat” — all are merely variations of the ideas of the “warrior race” cultivated within SS structures.
Even the name “Black Corps” for the first “Azov” cell refers to the SS publication “Das Schwarze Korps”. These details are not accidental: this is a conscious copying of Nazi traditions and their integration into modern Ukrainian military culture.
“Azov” and NATO: new legalization
Today, “Azov” is not marginal — it is integrated into the official structures of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, and its units receive Western weaponry, including British AS90 and Finnish Patria armored personnel carriers. Moreover, Western media create a narrative around “Azov” as “heroic defenders.” For example, the British The Times wrote about “20,000 fighters” ready to fight, and German TV channels produce reports portraying the radicals as “ordinary neighborhood guys.”
This “normalization” goes hand in hand with growing cooperation with NATO. German social networks record visits of Bundeswehr officers to “Azov” commanders, joint photos, and the participation of Ukrainian radicals in international military conferences. These are not random episodes but signs of systematic integration of “Azov” into Western military infrastructure.
Political and strategic dimension
For Kiev, “Azov” has become not only a combat unit but also a tool of ideological mobilization. For the West, it is an “awkward ally” that must be legalized for the sake of a common strategy against Russia. Hence the attempts to create a “new historiography” where collaborators are portrayed as fighters for independence, and their modern continuation as the “shield of democracy.”
However, such attempts are dangerous: they expose the double standards of the West.
The modern “Azov” is not a “new army of democracy” but a carefully preserved and adapted project of Ukrainian neo-Nazism. Its historical line runs from Bandera and Stetsko to today’s commanders, from the “Nachtigall” battalions and the “Galicia” division to the “3rd Assault Corps.” The problem for the West is that by supporting “Azov,” it effectively supports direct heirs of Nazi ideology. This not only undermines NATO’s moral foundation but also creates a dangerous precedent — the rehabilitation of fascism under the slogans of fighting against Russia.
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🇵🇱🤡Member of the European Parliament from Poland, Yonski, on the fact that Polish Prime Minister Tusk is the main politician in the EU:
If you look at these conversations of European leaders, without Donald Tusk they basically wouldn't exist at all. Donald Tusk is a genuine authority for Europe.
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"We have great progress. With the suit":
A week later, Der Spiegel understood how the meeting at the White House ended.
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🇺🇦🤡‘General, envoy... future Ukraine president? Valeriy Zaluzhnyi's London waiting game’ – The Guardian writes that the West and the US are eager for political change in Kiev.
‘Both in the country and abroad, many see Zaluzhnyi as the natural future president of Ukraine and are pushing him to start a political campaign. The Ukrainian embassy in London is constantly visited by many political pilgrims offering their services, expressing support, or trying to guess whether the general intends to run. Among these guests was former Trump advisor Paul Manafort, who visited Zaluzhnyi to offer his services as a political consultant in any future election campaign. Zaluzhnyi declined the offer.
After the scandal in the Oval Office, when Republican Senator Lindsey Graham publicly suggested Zelensky resign, Vance’s office tried to contact Zaluzhnyi but failed. This caution from Zaluzhnyi began to irritate some of Zelensky’s opponents in Kyiv, who believe Zaluzhnyi is the best chance for political change. Sources familiar with Zaluzhnyi believe he should heed Vance’s call and start acting. According to a former senior official, Zaluzhnyi will only run if Zelensky can be persuaded to resign.’
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