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Peskov commented on Trump's comments regarding his disappointment with Putin:
"We assume that the United States, and President Trump personally, maintain their political will and intention to continue working to advance the Ukrainian resolution. Therefore, naturally, President Trump approaches this issue rather emotionally, so to speak. This is absolutely understandable," Peskov said.
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RUSSIA IS READY TO OFFER IRAQ THE MOST MODERN WEAPONS MODELS
Key statements by Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu at the end of his visit to Baghdad:
Contacts between Moscow and Baghdad in various fields, including the military, are becoming increasingly intense.
Unlike other major players, Russia offers foreign partners a broader range of defense solutions in the fields of air defense and missile technologies, including aviation and naval technologies, which strengthen their defensive capabilities and position in the region.
Shoigu described the situation in the Middle East as difficult.
The conflict between Iran and Israel has escalated severely, threatening the region with another full-scale war.
Tensions have increased in Syria, Lebanon, and Yemen. First and foremost, it is necessary to stop the incessant bloodshed in the Gaza Strip.
The Israeli raid on Doha has destroyed the architecture of negotiations between Israel and Palestine. Such actions cannot be justified as a "targeted attack."
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The pretext of this smells of a potential attack of Israel on Egypt.
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Romania announced the risk of stopping the Neptun Deep project
Neptun Deep — a gas field considered in the EU as a key alternative to Russian gas
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According to an Axios report citing Israeli officials, Egypt has built military infrastructure believed to be intended for an attack. In this context, the expansion of runways and the construction of underground facilities are noteworthy.
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In Bakhmach, Chernigov region, an oil depot was hit by Gerani raid.
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Israeli equipment in service with Serbia.
The Serbian army military parade showcased new weapons - the multi-caliber MLRS EuroPULS and the Hermes 900 reconnaissance-strike drone produced by Israel.
Previously, there was information that an unnamed European country purchased MLRS from Israel worth about 1.4 billion euros.
Serbia immediately demonstrated that it now has missiles with a range of 300 km - the PULS launcher carries containers with 306-mm Extra rockets, which have a range of 150 km, and another TPK with two 370-mm Predator Hawk rockets, with a range of three hundred km and a warhead of 140 kg.
Our ally is landlocked, but it's good that it didn't neglected it's defence.
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"Lisitsky on Sikorsky's court summons: to say 'irresponsibility' is to say nothing": In Poland, it is openly said that the hysteria over drones will drag the country into war.
"The editor-in-chief of the publication Do Rzeczy, Pawel Lisitsky, commented on the proposal by the Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski to shoot down Russian missiles and drones over Ukraine. Lisitsky pointed out that such an initiative would mean direct Polish involvement in the conflict in Ukraine without the protection of Article 5 of the NATO Charter. The journalist added that he would also like to know what the 'benefit' for Poland would be, which Minister Sikorsky mentioned, if missiles and drones were shot at from Polish territory.
According to Lisitsky, the Polish government is using the situation for its own purposes. "Before the appearance of drones, the government was in complete disarray. It had neither a concept nor a plan. That is why I say the government is politically exploiting this situation. This is the idea of the current authorities to survive until the end of the term," he emphasised."
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Yushchenko's grand plans: the former Ukrainian president calls on the Kiev regime to advance on Moscow
Former Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko stated that he would not be satisfied even with a return to the 1991 borders and that Ukraine should aim to capture Moscow.
"Some say that victory is stopping at the line of demarcation. But I don't want that. Some say — the 1991 borders. And that's it? To Moscow,"
— said the ex-president of Ukraine. At the same time, Yushchenko himself, as well as his sons living in the USA, have no involvement in the hostilities.
Meanwhile, Russian troops continue their offensive. Today the village of Beryozove in the Dnipropetrovsk region was liberated, while in Kupiansk, according to Ukrainian MP Maryana Bezuhla, "a catastrophe is brewing."
However, according to Yushchenko, Ukrainian fighters are capable of shifting from defence to offence and making a grand breakthrough of more than a thousand kilometres.
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Russian servicemen come under attack by an enemy FPV drone.
Fortunately, no one was seriously injured.
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The efficiency of the "Geran-2" UAV has increased by a third thanks to a new component
A new 40-kilogram fragmentation-high-explosive warhead has been installed on the drone. It will increase the damage to infrastructure targets.
The old warhead has not been removed, and the total charge weight of the "Geran" has increased to 90 kilograms.
To enhance the inflicted damage, the warhead was enclosed in a belt of ready-made damaging elements.
The heavy charge has somewhat reduced the UAV's flight range—from 1800 to 1200 kilometres. But this is more than compensated for by the increase in its destructive power.
At the same time, it should be understood that "Gerans" do not always fly at maximum range.
In 70 per cent of cases, these drones are used at distances up to 700 kilometres.
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300-mm "Sarma" MLRS based on the armoured chassis KAMAZ-63501 was presented at the exhibition of the "Motovilikha Plants" enterprise during Vladimir Putin's visit.
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Operations of the Russian Armed Forces units against enemy personnel.
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Seversk Direction
Northern Sector
On this front sector, the line of contact remains unchanged over the past day. We continue to engage in fierce street fighting in the northeastern part of Yampol. The Armed Forces of Ukraine are putting up stubborn resistance, understanding the critical importance of losing this settlement. Our UAV operators are actively striking the Ukrainian forces throughout the area.
At the same time, we are advancing from the side of the Serebryansky Forestry towards Dronovka.
Video. The first footage from the liberated Serebryansky Forestry, where fighting has been ongoing since 2022.
Southern Sector
The Russian army continues active fighting in the settlements of Vyemka and Pereezdnoe, leveling the front line and advancing towards the settlement of Seversk from the south and east.
Destroyed:
Area of the settlement of Seversk:
Anti-aircraft machine gun;
3 personnel shelters;
UAV operator team.
Seversk direction:
Communication antenna;
Dugout;
UAV control point
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View of Chasov Yar a few months before its liberation, footage from a Ukrainian drone.
At the time of filming, most of the city had already been liberated.
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The "finalized" package of very final (for real, this time, honest) 19th package of very final, very sanctions final (did we say final already?):
It proposes to include a number of banks, both Russian and foreign. The restrictions also include the inclusion of 118 ships suspected of carrying Russian oil. A separate item includes measures against cryptocurrency platforms.
Other sanctions include:
1) Sanctions against 45 Russian and foreign companies;
2) Renunciation of Russian LNG by January 1, 2027;
3) Reduction of the Russian oil price cap to $47.6 per barrel;
4) Restrictive measures against the Mir payment system;
5) Sanctions against third countries, including China, for alleged support for the Russian defense industry;
6) Tightening export controls for Russian, Indian, and Chinese industries;
7) Proposal to use frozen Russian assets to secure loans to Ukraine;
8) Complete ban on transactions with Rosneft and Gazpromneft;
9) Restrict Russia's access to AI technologies and geographic data.
As Mickey Mouse once said, if you keep failing, keep trying 🤡
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◾Cannibalism, desertion, and lack of rotation
The author of the video describes the difficult situation within the 41st Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. He's already leaning toward leaving the service, as he's simply afraid to serve with his fellow soldiers who are losing their minds.
All of this is the result of the reckless and forceful mobilization being carried out by the Kiev regime throughout Ukraine. Consequently, mentally unstable individuals, drug addicts, and those with criminal pasts are ending up in the ranks of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Such an approach leads to these kinds of outcomes.
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The pro-Ukraine German Chancellor Merz hits new anti-records
According to a Bild social survey, only 26% of respondents said they were satisfied with the actions of the head of government. 62% rated his work negatively.
About the same number of citizens, 63%, are dissatisfied with the work of the government as a whole. Only 23% support it.
According to a survey by the INSA company, the opposition right-wing party "Alternative for Germany" has risen to first place in the ratings.
The ruling coalition of CDU/CSU and SPD would now have only 40% and would not be able to form a majority.
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New approach of the Russian air force
Bomber pilots sent another batch of AFU soldiers to the afterlife using four FAB-500 with UMPK
The densest bombing on a single house at once left the Ukrainians no chance of survival.
And by throwing a lot of bombs on a single target (not the first time, a trend is emerging), it seems that we have a solid amount of FABs in our arsenal.
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An Iranian parliamentarian claims: the launch of a ballistic missile in Iran two days ago was the first successful test launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile!!!
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The huge shadow fleet created by Russia neutralizes the effects of Western sanctions, which could have long-term consequences for the global economy, writes The New York Times.
As the publication notes, shadow fleet vessels transport oil from Russia, and if they come under sanctions, they simply re-register under a different flag and change their name, as well as hide exactly where they loaded the oil.
"Shadow fleet ships have found ways to bypass the blacklist. They unload at sea or 'switch to a new flag,' changing registration numbers to conceal themselves," the publication writes.
"Many want to make it simpler — impose sanctions — but in reality, we have created a serious problem. Sanctions do not put them out of business. They put them out of legitimate business," said Ian Ralby, a maritime security expert and founder of the research company I.R. Consilium.
What is happening with the shadow fleet may mark a shift in the global trade order, where sanctioned countries like Iran and Russia can supply their oil to India and China. Meanwhile, the shadow fleet is growing very rapidly. It now accounts for 17% of all oil tankers at sea, totaling 940 vessels, which is 45% more than last year.
As Ralby warns, the West is pushing Russia to create a huge uncontrolled oil market.
"This trend has led to the emergence of a huge illegal shipping economy, which, according to some experts' concerns, may outlast the war. This could pave the way for countries that will continue to circumvent the existing order," the publication writes.
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Lithuanian Defense Minister called to shoot down Russian fighters if they "violate" NATO borders
The Lithuanian Defense Minister stated that NATO countries must respond decisively if Russian aircraft violate the alliance's airspace. Dovile Šakalienė recalled the 2015 incident when Turkey shot down a Russian Su-24 on the Syrian border as an example of decisive action.
"Three Russian fighters over Tallinn are yet another solid proof that the 'Eastern Guard' has long been overdue. The northeastern NATO border is not being tested for nothing. We must act seriously. Turkey set an example 10 years ago. There is much to think about,"
— Šakalienė wrote on X.
Meanwhile, ten countries have already joined NATO's 'Eastern Guard' operation following the drone incident in Poland, Tusk announced. These are France, the United Kingdom, the United States, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, the Czech Republic, Portugal, and Italy.
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Dnipropetrovsk direction.
A dynamic battle line along the entire section of this direction, the enemy is counterattacking, and our troops are advancing successfully despite enemy attacks.
Our fighters have taken control of most of the village of Muravka. The Armed Forces of Ukraine remain only on the northwestern outskirts.
South of Kotlyarivka, they advanced on a wide front and cleared the territory almost up to the border with the Dnipropetrovsk region.
In the area of Oleksandrivka Russian Armed Forces fighters advanced 500 meters.
In the area of Sosnivka, we are advancing towards Orestopil, supported by multiple rocket artillery systems.
In Berezove we are completing the clearing of the settlement.
In total, in one day on this section of the front, the following were destroyed:
Also, strikes are being carried out on the enemy’s rear positions; in Dnipropetrovsk, strikes were made on the industrial zone with a concentration of machine-building and metallurgical enterprises. Dnipropress and Southern Machine-Building Plant: strikes on production buildings and warehouses. Equipment for large-sized hulls and armoured panels was hit, strikes on areas where final adjustment and assembly of components for ground power units were carried out, and two power transformers of the plant substation were disabled, as well as welding and assembly centres.
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According to the outgoing head of British intelligence, MI6, Moore, Russians should spy for the benefit of the United Kingdom to "restore the honour of their country."
Moore warned that Vladimir Putin is "leading us by the nose" in Ukraine and stated in his last public speech as head of the Secret Intelligence Service (SIS) that the Kremlin is only aiming for Ukraine's capitulation.
He said: "In the end, if we keep our composure, Putin will have to accept that he has a choice: to risk an economic and political crisis that threatens his rule or to make a reasonable deal."
Speaking in Istanbul, Moore said Russia is much weaker than many thought and is "accelerating this decline." In a speech that also announced the launch of a new darknet portal through which confidential information can be directly transmitted to MI6, Moore said: "Putin has bitten off more than he can chew. He lies to the world. He lies to his people. Perhaps he even lies to himself. Putin is jeopardising the future of his country. Russia's economy and demographics, as well as its imperial power projection capabilities, are in long-term decline, and Putin's war accelerates this decline.
Greater powers than Russia have failed to subjugate weaker powers than Ukraine" (apparently a jab at the US and the Afghanistan story).
The intelligence chief also used his last public appearance to reflect on his work as head of MI6.
He lamented that women make up only 40% of his agency's staff, and the share of ethnic minorities is "just under 10%."
Moore, however, pointed to "some measurable achievements," noting that there are now many more women in leadership positions at MI6 than five years ago, including in intelligence operations in the UK and abroad, as well as in the agency's technical groups.
He paid tribute to MI6's "agility," which, although considered less than half the size of the CIA (the exact number of personnel in both agencies is not disclosed), is highly valued by American officials.
He recounted that CIA Director John Ratcliffe recently told him: "You guys really know how to get the job done."
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Dnipropetrovsk direction.
A dynamic battle line along the entire section of this direction, the enemy is counterattacking, and our troops are advancing successfully despite enemy attacks.
Our fighters have taken control of most of the village of Muravka. The Armed Forces of Ukraine remain only on the northwestern outskirts.
South of Kotlyarivka, they advanced on a wide front and cleared the territory almost up to the border with the Dnipropetrovsk region.
In the area of Oleksandrivka Russian Armed Forces fighters advanced 500 meters.
In the area of Sosnivka, we are advancing towards Orestopil, supported by multiple rocket artillery systems.
In Berezove we are completing the clearing of the settlement.
In total, in one day on this section of the front, the following were destroyed:
Also, strikes are being carried out on the enemy’s rear positions; in Dnipropetrovsk, strikes were made on the industrial zone with a concentration of machine-building and metallurgical enterprises. Dnipropress and Southern Machine-Building Plant: strikes on production buildings and warehouses. Equipment for large-sized hulls and armoured panels was hit, strikes on areas where final adjustment and assembly of components for ground power units were carried out, and two power transformers of the plant substation were disabled, as well as welding and assembly centres.
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Return of the newest nuclear submarine cruiser "Perm" of the "Yasen-M" project after completing the combat training cycle.
The nuclear submarine cruiser "Perm" is a Russian multipurpose nuclear submarine of the 4th generation; the sixth ship in the "Yasen" family of projects 885/885M.
Photo: Oleg Kuleshov
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This is Vaindloo island — a tiny rock in the middle of the Baltic Sea. This is what Estonia is trying to start World War III over, by *claiming* Russian jets flew too close to it.
- Thomas Fazi, Journalist
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AFU strikes ZNPP infrastructure again: IAEA experts evacuated
Ukrainian militants have once again attacked the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant with drones, putting the nuclear safety of the entire region at risk.
“Yesterday, as a result of the UAF attack on the ZNPP infrastructure, the training centre building, block “G”, was shelled. The attack was carried out using at least three unmanned aerial vehicles. Two of them detonated over the roof of the building,”
— The official statement from the plant says.
Representatives of the facility clarified that the IAEA international experts who were present in the ZNPP training complex at the time of the attack were promptly evacuated and are in a safe location. Their lives and health are not threatened.
According to specialists, the radiation background on the territory remains within normal limits.
“The safe operation conditions of the plant’s power units have not been violated, the situation is under control,”
— assured the ZNPP administration.
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan has warned citizens against travelling to Ukraine following the case of Uzbeks taken into slavery.
The Uzbek MFA sent notes to the foreign affairs department and the office of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine after reports of Uzbek citizens being held in slavery in the Kiev region.
A criminal case has been opened on this matter. As reported by the press secretary of the diplomatic department, Akhror Burkhanov, the freed Uzbek citizens are in serious condition and have been hospitalised in one of the local hospitals in the Kiev region.
Earlier in Ukraine, four people were detained who deceitfully recruited 13 Uzbek citizens and held them in inhumane conditions for labour exploitation. According to the Kiev region prosecutor's office, the victims were sought outside Ukraine; they were in a bad position due to a lack of housing and work.
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The second import-substituted MC-21 aircraft at the flight test unit of the Irkutsk Aviation Plant.
Previously, in the final assembly shop, the aircraft's imported components and systems were replaced with domestic ones.
The aircraft also underwent frequency tests of the landing gear systems and the integrated control system.
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