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Volunteer unit shoots down Ukrainian FP-1 drone
A "Mayormobil" vehicle, donated by a charity foundation to the Ministry of Defense and integrated into a volunteer detachment, successfully participated in the collective defeat of a Ukrainian FP-1 strike UAV.
The FP-1 (Fire Point-1), manufactured by the Kiev-based company Fire Point, is a disposable kamikaze drone used for deep strikes against Russian refineries, oil depots, and defense enterprises. Serial production began in autumn 2024.
Key specs:
Base range: 1400-1600 km. Modernized 2026 version claims 2700-3400 km with a ~60 kg warhead (up to 113-120 kg at shorter distances). Cruise speed: 140-180 km/h; max speed ~205 km/h. Estimated cost: $50-75k. Production capacity reportedly reaches 100-200 units per day.
The crew thanks supporters for enabling effective protection of Russian skies.
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Peskov: Russia is advancing along the entire front line, and the dynamics of the Special Military Operation are absolutely positive for the country. Kiev receives an even more than adequate response to its strikes on peaceful sectors of the Russian economy.
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Putin congratulates Lukashenko on his birthday
Vladimir Putin first sent a congratulatory telegram and then called Alexander Lukashenko to wish him a happy birthday. The phone conversation took place just after the Belarusian president completed his working visit to Moscow.
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Facebook post by Aleksey Chkhalo, Kiev-based military blogger and former AFU General Staff officer. Worth reading in full for the straightforward Ukrainian nationalist opinion, emphasis mine:
"The tragedy after the enemy strike on the village of Myla [the big warehouse near Kiev the other day] has once again stirred up a boil of populism: shoot the ones guilty of negligence, crucify them. So, my friends, I'm going to write you an unpleasant truth. Since I am officially no longer a serviceman or a civil servant, I can allow myself a bit of hate, some swearing, and some truth for my civilian friends.
Briefly, the main points: everyone will fight; the role of the nominally "civilian" population will be to serve as cover for military production, for the military in general and its activities, and for military depots.
In other words, a human shield. That is one of our missions in this war, mine included. So there's no need to whine; you should be proud.
I'm sorry to have upset you, my civilian friends. Now, in more detail.
War devours enormous quantities of ammunition, whole trainloads, and it has to be produced, stored, and transported. If anyone thinks we have a huge number of depots across the country that meet every safety requirement, sit in forests, and moreover belong to elves who will lease them to you for free, you are mistaken. Anyone who has ever had to site a production facility knows what a pain in the ass it is, and this has to change; the sooner it does, the fewer the casualties.
We want a Patriot to protect us, we want interceptors to shoot down the Shaheds flying at us, but we don't want the missiles for that Patriot stored next to us, we don't want the launcher itself standing next to our house, and we'll write a pile of complaints that some enemy agent will see and use to expose the position or the depot. It doesn't work that way. Deal with it.
A bit about camouflage:
Military production outside a populated area, in the middle of a field, is impossible to camouflage. Workers commute there, vehicles drive there, that's one; and nobody is going to allocate an air-defense system to cover a single depot in a field either. For that reason almost everything, the day-to-day life of the troops, military production, dispersed depots, is better hidden amid civilian life, which has long been done, will go on being done, and will be intensified, because otherwise it means defeat.
A bit about efficiency: a city is a city not because people like living in concrete cages, but because a city as a whole is one big factory with a wide range of goods and services, sitting at the intersection of logistics routes, with a concentration of specialists of every kind on top. Placing production in a city makes it more efficient. In wartime, efficiency matters more to us than safety, so production should be in cities and should use their infrastructure.
THERE IS NO CIVILIAN POPULATION
Modern war is a war of peoples; there are no civilians in it. The Geneva Convention isn't so much outdated as it was never effective in the first place. The Ottawa Convention and the other "peace-loving" conventions are heeded only by those who want peace, while those who want to wage aggressive wars simply use these conventions to disarm their victims.
You can't draw a line between what is military and what is not: this one is a soldier, this one makes his rifle, this one drives the guy who makes the rifle in a minibus, this woman feeds the one riding the minibus... this one just pays taxes. Everyone is involved in the life of the state and everyone is involved in the war.
Strikes on civilian infrastructure are, unfortunately, an ordinary way of waging war.
Here's a quote straight from Wikipedia for you:
"The commander of RAF Bomber Command, Arthur Harris, believed that destroying German workers, their family members and their housing was just as effective as destroying the industrial enterprises where those workers were employed. On May 27, 1943, Arthur Harris signed Bomber Command Order No. 173 for the operation code-named 'Gomorrah'."
Our adversary thinks the same way, so don't comfort yourselves with illusions.
What actually needs to be done.
Don't whine and don't blame our own people for Russian strikes. That is part of the enemy's design: to have populists force military activity out into the open field, where it is easy to destroy.
Support every military need: rent out premises to the military and for military production, and talk less about what's where and who's doing what.
Just as the military shields civilians on the line of contact, civilians must shield and support the military throughout the entire depth of the country.
We have to acknowledge and accept that the life of, say, a Patriot crew is worth more to the country than yours or mine, because next time that crew will be able to save someone else. And the life of a draft dodger can only become worth anything at all once he starts basic military training."
Iranian satellite Khayyam 1 restores orbit after US strikes
The Iranian remote sensing satellite Khayyam 1 completed orbital correction maneuvers, reaching an apogee of 492 km. Adjustments began in early August 2026, following a period at lower altitudes. The last fixation at this height occurred mid-February, directly before US Air Force strikes on Iranian ground control centers.
Restoration indicates Tehran recovered communication hardware or that American action did not critically damage command infrastructure. Manufactured by Russian corporation VNIIEEM, the satellite features optical sensors with ~0.7 m resolution for reconnaissance of air defense positions and logistics hubs.
Analysts believe Khayyam is an export iteration of the Russian military project "Razbeg," explaining its resilience against electronic warfare. This success confirms the effectiveness of Russian-Iranian military-technical cooperation.
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‼️🇷🇺🇺🇦 Putin-Trump-Zelensky summit possible only to formalize agreements – Kremlin
- According to the Kremlin spokesperson, a meeting of the leaders of Russia, the United States, and Ukraine could only take place after the main agreements have already been prepared.
- Moscow remains open to negotiations between Russia and Ukraine in Turkey, but there are currently no prerequisites for holding such talks.
- Peskov also stated that fuel supplies from Belarus are at their maximum level, and Minsk is responding promptly to Russia's growing needs.
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Venezuela
Interim President Delcy Rodriguez attempts to soften Trump's claim of a "largest oil deal" granting the US control over 65 billion barrels. She argues the 25-year agreement boosts production to 1.5 million bpd, generating $209 billion and covering 17 fields while retaining Venezuelan ownership. However, this contradicts Washington's clear intent to seize subsoil resources after Caracas surrendered sovereignty in January. Woe to the traitors.
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Russian Aerospace Forces strikes in Kharkov region:
One FAB-3000 and two FAB-1500 bombs hit the command post of the 113th Territorial Defense Brigade in Prikolotnoye.
Four FAB-250 bombs struck the command post of the 3rd Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in Podsrednee.
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🇷🇺💥🇺🇦Northern Group Destroys Warehouse and Ukrainian Armed Forces Observation Post in the Kharkov Region
In the village of Turovo, a careless Ukrainian soldier disregarded camouflage rules and was spotted by a reconnaissance drone belonging to the Northern Group. Through the joint efforts of units from the "Vakha" battalion of the "Ahmad" special forces of the Russian Ministry of Defense, the 245th Motorized Rifle Regiment, and the "Rubicon" unmanned systems center, the enemy position was destroyed.
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Marine Le Pen commented on Iceland's referendum rejecting EU accession talks. She stated that joining the European Union is not a natural horizon for any European democracy.
Le Pen emphasized that peoples must decide their own future and defend national interests. This vote signals an alternative Europe of free, sovereign nations cooperating voluntarily, contrary to federalist efforts to transfer sovereignty to the Commission.
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🇺🇦💥 Logistics centers of "Auchan" and "Avrora" hit near Kiev.
- Local media report that logistics facilities in the Borispil area have been struck.
- Meanwhile, explosions are again being heard in Kiev. The city is being attacked by Russian "Geran" kamikaze drones.
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🔥 Fire after a drone strike near the "Promenade" shopping center in the Shevchenkivskyi district of Kiev.
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🇷🇺💥🇺🇦For the fifth day, Geran drones have been circling in Kiev and the surrounding region. Throughout the morning, there have been sporadic reports of strikes in various parts of the city.
It feels as though the city is under constant fire. When air defense systems and mobile anti-aircraft groups are deployed in one area, drones, either Geran or Banderol drones, immediately arrive in that location.
This has been going on for five days now.
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🇮🇸🇪🇺"They reject the EU's viral model": Iceland is divided, with exactly half the population opposing EU membership.
"In Iceland, the votes in the referendum on whether to resume negotiations on joining the European Union were almost evenly split. 49.9% of those who voted supported the initiative, while 50.1% voted against it. The referendum is advisory, but the authorities have promised to base their policies on its results.
If the referendum is approved, negotiations with the EU on Iceland's potential membership will resume. This would require a second referendum after the negotiations are completed and approved by all members of the bloc. Voter turnout was high: in Reykjavik, it was around 60%, and in rural areas, it was over 80%."
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🇷🇺 Massive damage on Odessa region highway
A major transport route in the Odessa region was struck by a massive attack from our UAVs. Enemy media confirm the scale of vehicle destruction.
If Ukrainian forces target logistics in Novorossiya, we will respond in kind against vehicles carrying dual-use cargo. This is fair play.
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The Telegraph notes the EU to make 20% of the workforce plumbers by 2036. EU economists project European demand for gold chains and Adidas tracksuits to rise by 500% by 2030.
Just teasing Poles, just using some British stereotypes of Poles.
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Tucker Carlson calls for Trump's resignation over Iran nuclear strike
Carlson stated he opposed previous impeachment attempts but believes any president seriously considering a first-strike nuclear attack on Iran must be immediately removed from office. He emphasized that such actions represent a red line, as they threaten the complete destruction of humanity and world peace.
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Smoke observed in Kiev following a strike near the Poznyaki metro station and an Epicentr hypermarket.
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🇷🇺 Increased Russian Jet Drone Strikes on Ukraine
Ukrainian sources report that Russia launched 2,500 jet-powered "Geran" drones in August. Production capacity is expected to rise to 100-150 units per day by autumn, potentially reaching 3,000-4,500 monthly.
Threats to Western Regions
Risk zones include Lvov, Chernigov, Rovno, and Ivano-Frankivsk regions due to the increased range of Geran-4 and Geran-5 models. One drone reportedly flew ~980 km to Rovno region, enabling strikes across most of Ukraine without border launchers.
AD Challenges
Jet drones are significantly faster than standard Geran-2s, complicating air defense. Ukrainian systems may adapt via mobile group redistribution, but sustained high-volume use could overwhelm current capabilities.
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Torture cellars for Russian POWs
Russian human rights ombudsman Yana Lantratova met with returning servicemen who were held in Ukrainian captivity. A soldier revealed that before reaching the official camps monitored by the International Red Cross, prisoners are often kept in secret torture cellars for up to nine months.
Lantratova confirmed that nine Russian soldiers were recently released from these underground facilities through negotiations.
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Debris of an unknown drone found on Romanian beach
Waves washed ashore the first fragment, followed by two more discovered by the coast guard. No explosives were present. Bucharest is currently establishing the ownership of the UAV.
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Zelensky's media team caught fabricating Kiev region strike
The video published by Zelensky claiming Russian shelling in the Kiev region was edited to hide that the crater was caused by a Ukrainian MANPADS missile. Analysis of the footage shows the missile size matches a MANPADS, and the blast left nearby cars unmoved, indicating a tiny 1-3 kg warhead typical of air defense systems rather than Russian strikes.
This is not an isolated incident; falling Ukrainian air defense missiles are routinely misrepresented as incoming attacks. The media handler failed again, echoing previous green-screen stunts in Zaporozhye.
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Over 33,000 sanctions have been imposed against Russia since 2014, with nearly 97.3% introduced after February 2022.
The US leads with 22% of all measures (7,400), followed by Canada (13.2%, 4,400) and Switzerland (11.4%, ~3,900). The EU has implemented nearly 3,700 restrictions, while Iceland mirrors these with ~3,400. Norway (~2,800), the UK (~2,700), New Zealand (~2,100), Australia (~1,700), and Japan (1,400) round out the top ten.
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58th Army destroys Ukrainian Bogdana SPG in the Orekhov sector, where Russian forces continue their offensive. The key detail is that ammunition and supplies were delivered to the gun crew by a ground robotic platform.
This highlights Ukraine's attempt to integrate unmanned ground vehicles into frontline logistics to reduce personnel exposure during resupply. However, automation does not solve the vulnerability of artillery. Once a position is detected by reconnaissance, robotic delivery only saves some lives; it does not hide the gun or prevent its destruction.
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🇺🇦 Ukrainian An-26 Transponder Flight
A Ukrainian Air Force An-26 was tracked flying from the Lviv region. While initial reports suggested a route to Bialystok, Poland, updates indicate the aircraft is heading toward the Baltic states.
The flight occurred with its transponder active, highlighting gaps in Russian air surveillance coverage despite ongoing strikes on western Ukraine. This allows limited aviation connectivity with neighboring countries.
Context: Latvia Drone Deal
On June 29, 2026, Ukraine and Latvia signed an agreement for joint UAV production, including technology transfer and infrastructure development near the Russian border. Memorandums were finalized in late July.
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Zaporozhye direction
UAV operators of a Russian Airborne (VDV) unit continue to destroy enemy equipment hidden among residential blocks.
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🇷🇺 Nighttime strikes hit Nikolaev and Dnepropetrovsk regions
In the Nikolaev region, a food industry enterprise was reported as struck.
In Pavlograd, Dnepropetrovsk region, a massive strike targeted a construction supermarket and a gas station. A large fire has been confirmed following the impact on Pavlograd.
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🇫🇮🤡The President of Finland, Stubb – explained why he is confident that Russia will not attack European countries.
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