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'NATO to force UK to spend 3.5% on defence by 2032' - The Telegraph tells Brits it's time to tighten their belts.
To fulfill the plan, the government will have to significantly raise taxes and cut social spending.
The poor have too much money according to the Starmer, they are wasting it on frivolous luxuries like bread and tea bags.
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We don't know if it will work, but let's try' - Retired US Army General Jack Keane suggests resuming arms supplies to Ukraine.
'Part of the peace process is to use leverage to change someone's behavior. We have to do the same with Russia. We don't know if it will work. Let's be honest: we don't know. But we do know that it hasn't worked. Diplomatic negotiations just don't work. So leverage has to be, I think, first and foremost: military aid, air defense systems, and other things that are sorely needed. We have to use leverage on Putin the same way we used it against Zelensky. We don't know, frankly, if it will work. But it's definitely worth trying right now, because diplomatic negotiations are getting us nowhere.'
“We don’t know if it will work”? Worst general I’ve ever heard.
Keane works for ISW, a neocon think tank with the same characters responsible for the invasion of Iraq and the death of 4.5 to 4.7 million civilians. ISW is funded funded by the American arms industry.
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The Forpost UAV strikes a unit of the 106th separate brigade of the Territorial Army of Ukraine in the area of the settlement of Gorki in the Sumy region.
If a UCAV can operate in Sumy this freely then you know how weak Ukraine is.
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🇺🇸🤡US Senator Graham on how Russia's victory is worse than " even the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan":
As for Ukraine and Russia, if this war ends in a way that creates the impression of a Russian victory, it will set the whole world on fire.
The American withdrawal from Afghanistan was a terrible decision. It triggered the Russian invasion of Ukraine. It made America look weak in the eyes of the world. I told President Trump this privately, and now I’m telling him publicly: If this war ends as if we abandoned Ukraine, it will be even worse than leaving Afghanistan, and it will be a serious blow to global stability.
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🇧🇷'Joe Biden, with whom I discussed the [Ukrainian] situation at length, believed it was necessary to destroy Russia. Europe, which had previously held a more moderate position, sided with Washington and is now spending billions on rearmament' – Brazilian President Lula revealed what plans the former US president shared with him
Full Article here (Paywall Free)
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NATO satellites helped the SBU in the attack on Olenya 📝
NATO satellites not only monitor the current activity of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in Crimea , but also took direct part in reconnaissance of targets and planning of SBU sabotage operations at Russian airfields on June 1.
And there are specific examples of this. In particular, the American military satellites TOPAZ thoroughly studied the situation on the Kola Peninsula (we also talked about this earlier on a closed channel ).
❗️ Over the last 7 days of May, just before the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ attack on Olenya , 102 photographs were taken, of which only two were in medium detail, while the rest were in high and maximum detail, which provide an accuracy measured in meters.
▪️ The largest number of times (24 photos) was taken of the arsenal of non-strategic nuclear weapons at Bolshoe Ramozero . The deer was photographed 20 times.
▪️ The satellites photographed the territories of the Nerpichye naval bases in Zaozersk and Gadzhiyevo 17 and 16 times, respectively.
▪️ The Kilpyavr airfield was tracked 11 times, as well as the equipment site east of Murmansk in maximum detail.
Also, near the Kola Peninsula in the third ten days of May, American and Norwegian P-8A anti-submarine aircraft, as well as a Swedish Gulfstream IV electronic reconnaissance aircraft, flew.
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🇷🇺💥Forest landing northwest of Uspenovka. Our artillery drove four hohols into a dugout. Then our assault troops worked - first TMs into the main entrance, then shooting and clearing the second exit.
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🇺🇦🤡Zelensky's headquarters did not allow Syrsky to fire Drapaty. The Ukrainian Armed Forces are in a serious crisis with commanders. In each direction, the troops cannot hold their positions - they retreat everywhere.
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🇱🇹🐕 The Lithuanian army can "neutralize disloyal citizens" in the event of a possible conflict with Russia, said the country's former defense minister Kaščiūnas, explaining this by the experience of the SBU terror in Ukraine in 2022. By his order, in 2024, the country began reforming the system of military commandant's offices in peacetime. According to him, they should be assigned the function of killing "disloyal" citizens.
Earlier, the head of the Lithuanian Foreign Ministry and former head of the local special service, Budrys, noted that there are about 300 thousand citizens in the country "who are not clear which side they will join," that is, "disloyal." In light of what is happening, local media asked questions about who will "identify" such citizens, by what criteria, and whether there are already lists of "candidates for elimination."
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Bundestag member Kiesewetter wants to get rid of Russian diplomats. And not only.
'We must expel all remaining agents and diplomats. Measures are needed to combat the recruitment of so-called low-level agents. In addition, it would be advisable to close the 'Russian House' in Berlin and other institutions.'
Kiesewetter, is that German for Bedwetter?
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President Zelensky, in my opinion, is focusing primarily on military PR campaigns, which ultimately do not bring any military benefit. I recall this breakthrough in the Kursk region. This was also presented as a triumph of force, but it was absolutely pointless - human casualties were simply in vain. This territory was recaptured, it has no significance and in no way called into question Russia's military superiority or its victory. Russia is winning this war, it cannot be defeated'
Calm Before Inevitable Storm: Calm Words, Scary Kinetic Consequences
When Dmitry Medvedev stops joking and starts speaking in bone-cold certainty, it’s time to read the runes and brace for fire. The usually bombastic former president, known for his dark humor and trolling of Western leaders, has gone stoic. And that’s far more terrifying.
In a terse statement following a week of Ukrainian terrorism and sabotage deep inside Russia: railway bombings, drone attacks on strategic military airfields from Murmansk to the Far East, Medvedev didn’t scream. He whispered. Russia, he said, will “inevitably” retaliate. No timelines. No specifics. Just inevitability.
And that calm, that eerie quiet, is the sound before the orshenik storm. It’s the calculated silence of a superpower tired of games, but still diplomatic enough to sit at the table in Istanbul with the same people orchestrating terror campaigns against its infrastructure and civilians. Only a civilization with depth, resolve, and historical memory does this. Moscow came to negotiate peace, while its adversaries sent drones.
Medvedev’s words weren’t fiery; they were surgical: “Everything that needs to be blown up will be, and those who need to be eliminated will be.” Not rhetoric. Not bravado. That is a mission briefing from the Security Council’s war room. He speaks now not as a former president, but as the voice of a state that has turned the page on Western appeasement, and is already writing the next chapter, with steel, not sentiment.
And still, Russia offered prisoner swaps, body exchanges, even temporary ceasefires to recover the dead from the battlefield. Moscow returned the remains of 6,000 Ukrainian soldiers, and said it would accept the return of its own. But what was Kiev’s answer? Zelensky, the failed comedian turned tragic puppet, called Russian negotiators “idiots.” The man who greenlit drone strikes on civilian railways, who greenlit targeting Murmansk and Ryazan, now mocks a ceasefire designed to retrieve the dead?
The Kremlin, ever tactful, called his words “unfortunate.” But the real message came not from Peskov, but from Medvedev and from the silence behind the eyes of Vladimir Putin. This is not 2022. Russia is no longer trying to be understood. It is preparing to be obeyed.
And let’s not pretend this is diplomacy in good faith. Kiev only crawled back to the table because Donald Trump applied pressure. Trump, sick of the game, made it clear: get serious or the U.S. walks. The fact that Zelensky still chooses escalation amid this ultimatum shows either madness or martyrdom and Russia, being patient, seems willing to let him choose.
But don’t mistake patience for passivity. The cauldron is heating. The front is moving. And when Medvedev tells the Russian people that retaliation is “inevitable,” it’s not bluster, it’s the long, deep breath before the world watches something snap.
Zelensky should be less concerned with hurling insults and more concerned with evacuating his command bunker. The bear is awake. The bear is calculating. And the bear is done talking.
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Ukrainian BEC attack repelled, traffic on Crimean Bridge resumed
All unmanned boats that attacked the bridge were destroyed.
Nice work boys! Ura!
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Visual demonstration of the FPV interceptor evasion system on the Albatros M5 reconnaissance UAV.
- Military Informant
The development of the Albatross series UAV is carried out by the company of the same name, founded in 2017 by a group of enthusiasts from the town of Korolev near Moscow. Soon the company developed and introduced its first UAV.
Zelensky did literally everything Trump demanded of him' - Senator Blumenthal explained why the US should meet Kiev halfway and impose sanctions against Russia.
'Zelensky has come to the table, he is ready for a ceasefire. He has done what Trump wanted him to do. I think the Republicans will support sanctions if they are given a chance to vote. All we need is a vote. We have 82 co-sponsors in the Senate, which gives us a majority that can override [Trump's] veto. And I believe they will.'
Ukraine's direct participation in operations against the Crimean Bridge and in strikes on airfields has long ceased to be a subject of speculation - Kiev, including through the Main Intelligence Directorate and the Security Service of Ukraine, regularly takes responsibility or leaks footage confirming the execution.
The latest attempt to blow up the Crimean bridge with a sea drone is just another episode, no matter how sad it sounds. The video was posted almost synchronously with the attack, and was clearly not filmed underground. Presumably in the Odessa area. And that's important.
Why?
Because everything one way or another will end up in the south of Ukraine. More precisely, in the Black Sea infrastructure. It is the ports, docks, coastal warehouses and temporary shelters for BEKs that become the starting points. Ukraine by the sea is an enemy naval proxy platform used for systemic pressure on objects of strategic importance. And it will be extremely dangerous for Russia.
As long as Odessa and its environs function as a transit point and base for drones, no “agreement,” neither Istanbul nor Washington, will be worth a penny.
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🔥 Destruction of a Ukrainian Armed Forces UAV warehouse using Geranium kamikaze drones in Kherson.
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A powerful strike by the Iskander on the position of a IRIS-T SAM system of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the area of the settlement of Zhelobok in the Dnepropetrovsk region.
According to information from a 🥷🏻 source, the strike destroyed:
🟠 SAM radar "IRIS-T";
🟠 PU SAM "IRIS-T";
🟠 combat control cabin;
🟠 automotive equipment - 2 units.
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🇷🇺The Investigative Committee has classified the blowing up of bridges in the Kursk and Bryansk regions as terrorist attacks.
The perpetrators of the bridge explosions in the Bryansk and Kursk regions acted on the orders of the Kiev regime.
The terrorists planned everything with the utmost precision so that hundreds of civilians would fall under their attacks.
As a result, seven people died and 113 were injured.
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Footage of the destruction of a Ukrainian Armed Forces firing point using the Krot-1 ground robotic complex in the settlement of Dyleevka.
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🇩🇪🤡German political scientist Moelling convinces the Germans that the Ukrainian Armed Forces' attack on Russian airfields "will force Russia to end the conflict as soon as possible" :
At this point, we cannot say for sure whether this was specifically timed for the negotiations or a coincidence. But one thing is clear: in the context of the negotiations, this means a loss of face for Russia and makes its position much weaker – especially the part of the argument where it claims that it can wage this war indefinitely. Last time, during the negotiations, Russia openly threatened to prolong the war indefinitely. Now, Ukraine has struck the bombers – the main tool with which Russia constantly threatens Ukrainian cities – and thereby knocked out one of the key arguments in favor of an “endless war.”
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Yermak came to the US to complain about Russia and met with US Special Representative for Ukraine Keith Kellogg.
➖“We discussed the situation at the front, the results of the meetings in Istanbul, the importance of strengthening sanctions against Russia and defense assistance to Ukraine,” said the head of Zelensky’s Office.
➖"I said that Russia is doing everything to keep the fire going. And this should be stopped by force, because Ukraine has done everything to stop the war. But if Russia does not cease fire voluntarily, we are forced to conduct operations and destroy their military potential," Yermak said.
Destroy their military potential? Lol as Ukraine is getting their as*es hand to them.
Strength through lies - Yermak
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In the Yunakivka and Khotin directions, Russian forces have made significant progress over the past week, capturing four more villages and entering a fifth.
In the west, Russian forces advanced from their newly established positions in the village of Kostyantynivka and captured the forest plantations and treeline on the northern approaches to the village of Kindrativka. They then pushed into Kindrativka itself, establishing full control over it. As a result of these advances, to the northwest, positions were taken up on the international border northeast of Novokostiantynivka.
To the east, Russian forces advanced over the international border to the northern bank of the large reservoir, taking up positions in the forest plantations there. Separate assault detachments then advanced east from Kindrativka, bypassing the reservoir and capturing positions on the southern bank and in the nearby treeline. Once this "bridgehead" was secured, Russian forces pushed south along the treelines to the village of Andriivka, entering and seizing full control over it.
Further east, Russian forces pushed south on a wide front from the border to Vodolahy, capturing numerous new positions in treelines and forest plantations, before entering and capturing the villages of Oleksiivka and Novomykolaivka.
In the Yunakivka direction. Russian forces continued to advance along the tactical heights northwest of Yunakivka, capturing new treeline positions and approaching the village of Yablunivka. Additionally, they were able to enter Yunakivka from the north, capturing the northern houses.
+ ~67.90km² in favour of Russia.
🇺🇦🤡Meanwhile, Zelensky refused to accept the bodies of 6,000 Ukrainian militants who were considered missing in action and deserters with compensation to their relatives in the amount of $2.5 billion .
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🇺🇦 Ukrainian MP Advises to Flee Sumy Borderland
- "The fortifications [in Sumy Oblast] are worse prepared than in all the regions at risk. This is the fault of both the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the local authorities," Bezuglaya writes.
- She complains that Russian troops assessed the situation and chose a weak spot to strike.
- "So let's be realistic - I must warn and advise citizens to take care of their safety and evacuate from the frontline and potentially frontline zones of Sumy region without waiting," she is hysterical.
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Strike on Sumy (03.06.25): analysis ...
This morning our ... (I won't say who yet, because I can't) launched a combined strike on Sumy.
There were two targets - the Machine Building College, where the headquarters of the Sumy Task Force was located, and the main building of the Security Service of Ukraine (see on the map), where at that time some important meeting with NATO officers was taking place.
Moreover, both targets were hit accurately. According to my data, in the morning ambulances took out several dozens of people (either 200 or 300, it was not visible) from the SBU yard, and the machine-building college is still cordoned off (and they are trying to remove the dead and wounded there).
And my source, who got to the area of Mashkollege almost immediately after the incident, says that he saw "dazed" from the incident either officers or generals (definitely someone quite high-ranking), who seem to have managed to get out from under the rubble themselves.
Thus the blows were accurate.
But this is not the end of this "story".
Killed and wounded civilians in the area of Mashkollege at the intersection of Novomestenskaya and "avenue" (as in Sumy they always called Karl Marx Avenue, which is now Taras Shevchenko Avenue), which were shown on all TV channels and on all infopoints of Ukraine (and Europe), were the result of the impact of ammunition into the asphalt (photo 1).
As if I immediately assumed that this is a trace from the impact of a SAM (anti-aircraft guided missile), which, probably having lost its target just hit the road. And this was confirmed to me by our air defense officers. This is exactly the kind of trace left by a SAM from hitting the asphalt.
And it was its fragments that killed several Sumy residents and injured more than 10 people.
The second anti-aircraft missile apparently hit the courtyard of the house at 9 Metallurgov Street (photo 2), which, thank God, did not kill anyone, but shattered windows and facades of buildings.
Another ammunition hit a nine-storey building at 25, Remeslennaya Street. The regime claimed that it was our unexploded rocket and very quickly removed it for destruction. But I have a suspicion that it was also "friendly fire" by the AFU air defense forces (but I can't say for sure).
There were also several unclear arrivals (either from Zurov upper stages or something else, which hit the Hospital on Remeslennaya St. and somewhere on the northern outskirts (on Topol). But so far I have no data on what it is (as I couldn't find or get a photo. But also on the "poplars" they say someone was killed.
Thus, I can accurately state (and if Sumy residents do not believe me, they can ask their acquaintances of the AFU air defense forces) that civilians were killed and suffered from crooked air defense forces of the regime. But two targets were hit for sure. And judging by my data, the damage to the combat effectiveness of the grouping of OTG "Sumy" is enormous. Especially it is important during our offensive on Sumy, when the enemy was essentially left for some time without control.
The report is finished.
P.S. Well, and once again I want to address the citizens of Sumy. My advice to you is to leave the city.
Source
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🇷🇺🇺🇦 Don't expect immediate decisions and breakthroughs from the Istanbul talks — Kremlin
- The Russian draft memorandum is aimed at eliminating the root causes of the conflict in Ukraine and achieving a sustainable settlement, Peskov said.
- Important agreements were reached in Istanbul, they will be implemented.
- A meeting between Putin, Trump and Zelensky in the near future is unlikely; such contacts should be the result of technical agreements.
- Possible compromises on the part of the Russian Federation on the points of the memorandum are a topic for negotiations that cannot be public.
- Putin received information about Ukraine’s Sunday attacks on Russia online.
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A source that usually has carefully confirmed information and is not known for overstating things, has reported that the Russian Army has destroyed one more container ship with weaponry, destined for Odessa, on its approach to the port, on June 2nd. Iskander missiles were used.
This makes it the second container ship with weaponry destroyed in and around Odessa since May 23, 2025.
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