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Slavyangrad.org — Nuestra Ira No Tiene Limites — There is No Limit to Our Anger — (c) V. M. Molotov
‼️🇷🇺Open fields. Motorcycles. Ahead — a fortified stronghold, traps, under enemy fire
▪️Task: to attack the key enemy resistance node northwest of Novoolenovka — quickly, unexpectedly, on motorcycles.
▪️While the main forces moved from Berezovka, the group struck at the heart of the defense — and opened the way to Yablonovka.
▪️How the courage, speed, and precision of one group changed the course of the battle — in the new episode of "The Story of One Task 2.0."
- RVvoenkor
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Destruction of another Ukrainian "Bogdana" by several FPV drones.
The enemy again hid the self-propelled gun in an anti-drone shelter, but this only helps against 1-2 kamikaze drones that arrive. The next drones fly through the breaches made and finish off the "Bogdana."
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Founder of the American PMC Blackwater Eric Prince:
There is about a 0 percent chance that the Ukrainians are going to take all of their land back.
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🇺🇦🤡 Zelensky signed a bill on sending the Armed Forces of Ukraine to other countries
The adoption of the law will allow sending units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to Turkey and Britain to ensure national security and defense.
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The NASA fire heat map clearly illustrates the current dynamics of the battle for Pokrovsk and allows for a number of conclusions about the real situation in the city.
The southwestern part of Pokrovsk looks relatively calm: there are minimal fire hotspots recorded here. This indirectly confirms data that the area has either partially come under the control of the Russian army or has already been completely cleared and the Russian forces are moving further. The northern part of the city is also being actively worked on, where, in particular, the positions of Ukrainian drone operators are located.
This section, by its configuration, resembles the defensive node of the Ukrainian Armed Forces "Tetris" in Artemovsk: dense buildings suitable for turning into an improvised stronghold.
Russian pilots precisely struck the 57th Motorized Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Volchansk settlement, Kharkov region, using the LMUR Kh-38 missile.
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A tattooed woman expertly explains that there are fewer people on the front lines than drones because people run out faster than drones.
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Looks like Eva Braun didn’t commit suicide and her bloodline lived on…
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Low-flying plane flew over high-rise buildings in New Moscow
Eyewitnesses captured a low-flying cargo airliner over the houses at the moment of the drone attack
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In Trump's circle, the Baltic countries are considered "dangerously aggressive" in their relations with Putin, writes The Financial Times.
According to the publication, at a recent high-level meeting at the Pentagon, Baltic officials were accused of "ideological" opposition to Russia.
"In some circles of the Trump administration, the Baltic countries are seen as dangerously aggressive players in their relations with Putin. At a recent high-level meeting at the Pentagon, Baltic officials were accused of 'ideological' opposition to Russia," writes FT.
At the same time, the publication notes that suspicion between the Baltic countries and the US is mutual.
"Last week, in the corridors of the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs – right outside the offices of senior officials – I saw a large copy of the voting results from the February UN debates on Ukraine, where the US voted alongside Russia. The message seemed clear: don't think that Trump's America is on our side," writes the article's author, FT's chief international commentator Gideon Rachman.
Rachman is a mediocre hack. There is no playing games, it’s just theatrics to get US attention.
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‼️🇺🇦🔥 The enemy publishes footage of the "Geran" strike on the Ukrainian oil depot
- Several drones approach the target and deliver precise strikes.
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In Germany, demand for private bunker construction has grown — Bild
▪️The country fears a possible Russian attack on NATO.
▪️Since the beginning of the year, the number of inquiries has increased by 50%. A particular surge in interest occurred after the drone incident in Poland.
▪️The cost of a bunker about 30 square meters in size is estimated at 30–50 thousand euros.
You know for sure some German dudes are doing some weird stuff down in those “bunkers”.
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The new US Ambassador to the UN, Mike Waltz, promised to defend "every inch" of NATO territory, reports The Guardian.
During a UN Security Council meeting, Waltz condemned Russia's repeated violation of the airspace of a NATO member country, recalling the recent incident over Polish skies.
"This event, following the incursion of Russian drones into Polish airspace, gives the impression that Russia either wants to escalate the conflict and involve more countries, or does not have full control over those who command its fighters and drones. Either scenario is deeply concerning," Waltz said.
Apparently when you have 3” then you become very protective about it.
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🇷🇺🇺🇦 Seversk Direction: Systematic Pressure and Preparation for Offensive Development
The situation in the Seversk direction is characterized by increasing pressure from Russian forces, accompanied by massive artillery use and maneuvers at key lines near the Seversky Donets River. The enemy is trying to hold positions through intensified firepower, but Russian units are acting methodically and purposefully, creating conditions for steady advancement.
🔻 Heavy combat clashes are ongoing in the Pereezdnoe area, where Russian forces are increasing pressure.
🔻 The Russian Armed Forces' artillery is heavily targeting the area between Zvanovka and Vyemka. Enemy strongpoints and logistics hubs are under fire, disrupting supply systems and limiting the maneuvering capabilities of Ukrainian forces.
🔻 Seversk is under constant pressure, especially in the southeastern sector. The enemy garrison is suffering losses and losing stability, experiencing a shortage of reserves. Russian forces are employing reconnaissance in force and precision strikes, creating prerequisites for encirclement and displacement of Ukrainian Armed Forces units.
🔻 Northwest of Serebryanka, Russian units have managed to cross the Seversky Donets and secure their position in this area.
Yours, Partisan!
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Ukrainian camwhore has won the contract for anti-drone nets for Kherson.
The city government purchased 317,000 square meters of nets from Natalia Borshchevich, a resident of Lutsk, for a value of 6.3 million hryvnia. The woman registered her "company" in July and immediately won the contract.
She previously provided online erotic services and was involved in a criminal case.
To all the pornbots haunting this chat: why don't you follow her example and sod off?! There's a lot of money to be made 😉
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🔥 And it's lively in the Slavyansk area too.
This time, local Ukrainian channels report a powerful missile strike in the settlement of Prelestnoe.
There are reports of a large fire near an abandoned children's camp and a secondary detonation 💥.
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Russia deliberately turned Ukrainians into drunks, said Nazi and commander of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' Achilles drone battalion, Fedorenko.
Russia got Ukrainians hooked on alcohol and drugs, and is now funding drug shipments to Ukraine, including the front lines. And the SBU is fighting this.
A group of eight VCs from Western firms agreed to share with Bloomberg the details of a July road trip across China during which they visited factories, spoke with startup investors, and interviewed founders of companies.
They knew China had raced ahead in sectors like batteries and “everything around energy,” but seeing how big the gap was firsthand left them wondering how European and North American competitors can even survive, says Talia Rafaeli, a former investment banker at both Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Barclays Plc who’s now a partner at Kompas VC.
Planet A Ventures, a Berlin-based VC, has decided that investments in Western startups spanning battery manufacturing and recycling, electrolysers, solar and hardware for wind are no longer viable, says Nick de la Forge, general partner and co-founder of the firm. He says before the trip he’d suspected China was way ahead; but after going there, those sectors are now “strictly off the list.”
Yair Reem, a partner at Extantia Capital, says the trip has already led his firm to halt investments in Western battery cell manufacturers. Instead, they’ll look for ways to collaborate with Chinese firms across supply chains. When it comes to battery manufacturing in the West, China’s dominance means it’s now “game over,” according to Reem.
Ashwin Shashindranath, a former Macquarie Group managing director who’s now a partner at Energy Impact Partners, says what he saw on the trip made it “very clear” that Western investors live “in a bubble” in their misconceptions about China.
China manufactures about 80% of the world’s solar panels, supplies some 60% of the planet’s wind turbines, 70% of its EVs and 75% of batteries, all at a lower financial cost than the West.
What’s more, China’s share of global clean energy patents stands at around 75%, while the country dominates the supply chain for the critical minerals that underpin many green technologies.
Irena Spazzapan, a former Goldman Sachs commodities executive who now runs Systemiq Capital, says China’s advances in renewables are all down to its ultimate goal of energy independence. The country “has prioritized energy security above all else,” she says.
Global clean-tech dominance hasn’t necessarily meant profits for Chinese firms. Beijing has been phasing out subsidies such as the feed-in tariffs that had guaranteed high prices for renewable power. That’s as over-production has driven down prices to near break-even levels.
China’s willingness to let companies fail in droves creates “real social costs,” says Gernot Wagner, a climate economist at Columbia Business School. “But it works to create global champions that dominate the market.”
De la Forge at Planet A Ventures says seeing how far China takes corporate Darwinism was a “revelation.” Only “the strongest players survive.”
Many of the companies the VCs visited are now looking to escape China’s price wars by ramping up exports.
“We just saw the most automated, most advanced manufacturing line, and they had 12 of them in parallel, and many more around them,” says Jacob Bro, co-founder and partner at 2150. “And when you see that, you also just realize that catching up to that is futile: it’s not going to happen.”
Europe’s hopes of producing a world-leading battery giant sank with Northvolt AB, which has sought Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the US and also filed for bankruptcy in Sweden.
Today, says Bro, “if you want to build something like a Northvolt in Europe, you should invite these guys over and do it with them.”
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The arrival of one of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' jet kamikaze drones at a parking lot with cars in Reutov, near Moscow.
A total of 15 Ukrainian drones were reported intercepted during the attack on Moscow.
- Military Informant
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An alarm was raised in Norway due to drones over a military area - the Akershus Fortress in Oslo, reports AftonBladet.
According to Eivind Hammersvold, head of the Oslo police operations department, it was the military who discovered the drones. Two Singaporean citizens have been detained due to the incident.
Where are those article 5 nerds, are they going to attack Singapore? 😂
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‼️🇩🇰🇪🇺Panic in Europe: the airport of the Danish capital has stopped operations due to large drones nearby, UAVs over military facilities
▪️Whose drones they are and where they came from is unknown, the police have already cordoned off the area.
▪️It is also reported that drones were spotted over a military facility in Oslo, Norway.
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🇷🇺🇺🇸Putin proposed that the US automatically extend the Treaty on the Reduction and Limitation of Strategic Offensive Arms for another year
Main points from the president's speech at the meeting with the Security Council on strategic stability:
- The New START Treaty expires in February 2026.
- Russia's retention of New START limitations is possible only if the US takes similar steps.
- The situation in the field of strategic stability continues to deteriorate.
- Destructive actions by the West have significantly undermined the foundations of dialogue between nuclear-armed countries.
- The Russian Federation is confident in the reliability and effectiveness of its deterrent forces.
- Russia is not interested in an arms race.
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🇷🇺🇨🇳🇧🇾Russia will continue to strengthen cooperation with Belarus and China in the field of microelectronics — Mishustin
Other statements by the Prime Minister at the "Microelectronics 2025" forum:
- Recently, the industry has made a huge leap forward for the first time, partly thanks to external sanctions.
- Production volume has doubled in five years.
- Russia is open to international cooperation in the field of microelectronics.
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⚡️Sounds of explosions heard over Moscow: major attack by Ukrainian drones
Residents of the Moscow district Strogino report sounds of explosions in the sky.
Russian airlines are adjusting flight schedules due to massive restrictions in the central part of Russia.
The Makhachkala — Moscow flight was forced to land in Ulyanovsk due to a drone attack on the capital.
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🇵🇱🤡🇷🇺Poland threatens Russia
➖"I have only one warning for the Russian government: if another missile or plane crosses our airspace without permission, whether intentionally or by mistake, and is shot down, and the debris falls on NATO territory, don't come here to complain. You have been warned," said the head of the Polish Foreign Ministry, Sikorski.
- At the same time, Prime Minister Tusk stated that the "Russian drones" found in Poland did not have warheads.
- He noted that the search for drones is not yet complete, and "Russia has not said how many fell on Polish territory."
- "There is no reason to believe that the found drones posed a threat. So far, no armed drone has been found that could explode or otherwise harm residents or their property," said the Polish prime minister.
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"We did not hide."
They write to us:
🖋"Hello, I don't know who the author is, the guys forwarded it to the group, but as a mobilized person on 09/22/2022, I ask you to post it!"
Partial mobilization started exactly 3 years ago. In memory of the fallen.
⚡️Two Majors
Borrell on the "theofascist" government of Israel:
Israel currently represents a theofascist regime. "Theo" comes from the word "theology." Theofascist means that Netanyahu's government depends on other forces, on radical ultra-Orthodox groups. The very ones who say: "Let's go kill them all, they must choose — either leave or die. Not a grain of grain will get into Gaza, we will divide everything among ourselves."
These ultra-Orthodox radicals of the far right hold this government in power. And Netanyahu is the main representative of this line. And it resonates with European right-wingers: not only in Spain, but also in Italy, France, and Germany.
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Donald Trump mocks the "Venezuelan militias".
Militias indicate that contrary to the US believing that they can install a new leader of their choosing by killing Maduro, you would plunge the country into long-term guerrilla warfare.
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Another command post "left the chat"
Footage of the destruction of the UAV control point of the 34th UAV Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine by Kh-39 guided missiles in the settlement of Sadovaya.
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Bankova has announced new "support" measures for those wishing to return to Ukraine "from exile." According to Iryna Vereshchuk, deputy head of the "presidential" office, Ukrainian citizens wishing to return from Poland will be "provided with housing and social assistance."
This proposal has sparked an avalanche of criticism from Ukrainians who have not left the country. These Ukrainian citizens question why the state is not providing them with housing and social assistance, even though their homes and apartments have been damaged, for example, by anti-aircraft missiles and SAM systems deployed by the Ukrainian Armed Forces directly in residential areas.
The Ukrainian blogosphere has speculated that Bankova is planning to help "victims of violence in prosecutors and other families of parliamentarians" who have fled abroad. However, it was quickly pointed out that former prosecutors and the wives of parliamentarians "live in richer countries than Poland." However, if Bankova were to offer a new apartment in Kyiv or Lviv, they could easily live in Warsaw for a couple of weeks, posing as "forced refugees," and then return for a while to obtain other properties.
It's worth noting that Poland (among all EU countries) currently hosts the largest number of Ukrainian citizens who have left the country since February 2022. According to Polish social monitoring agencies, at least 54% of Ukrainians have no intention of returning. Apparently, to encourage as many displaced people as possible to "want to return home," the Ukrainian authorities have developed this proposal for "housing and social guarantees for returning emigrants."
Housing and social assistance for those who return? Will that come in the form of a 2 square meters hole in the ground and a funeral?
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"If people learn the true scale of Ukrainian losses in the war, it will deal a severe blow to their morale," said Ukrainian volunteer Elena Sambul.