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Slavyangrad.org — Nuestra Ira No Tiene Limites — There is No Limit to Our Anger — (c) V. M. Molotov
‘If you look back and see, every time Trump said, “Stop, Vladimir,” or called… Putin was striking [at Ukraine]. I understand why the administration wants to maintain dialogue. But Putin, every time, strikes back. I was in the shoes of the Ukrainians and said to Trump, “Stop calling Putin, because then we’re getting missiles,”’
– CNN national security analyst Beth Sanner.
Any journalist who thinks these strike packages can be created hours after a phone call and Putin is making military decisions is an idiot.
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Russia's GDP growth SOARING ahead of every Western state so far this century
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Ukrainian F-16 fighter pilot Maksym Ustymenko's death shows the high-risk tactics Kiev will increasingly adopt if it is unable to obtain critical new air defenses, a senior commander said.
Kamikaze attacks into Gerans?
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Keir Starmer is a man who believes in nothing and has achieved nothing. His only consistent political view has been that he’d quite like to be prime minister. Now he’s like the dog that caught the car. He has no idea what to do’
He is breaking records for unpopularity…
Got something interesting.
Serbian 122mm GRAD-S rockets and Yugoslavian 120mm M74 mortar with Yugoslavian M62P3 mines in service with the Russian Armed Forces.
Maybe trophies, since Serbia actively supplies these ammunition to the Ukrainian Armed Forces, or maybe not.
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Lvov flags - Death's head.
Faces covered even from their own under balaclavas.
Someone else must always die... 'and they will hold a flag in the centre of Lvov. 03.07.2025"
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Trump new tariff letters are going out:
‘We’re going to be sending letters out to various countries starting tomorrow
Maybe 60 to 70% tariffs… 10 to 20%’
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All aboard!
Four UMBP D-30SN ammunition are sent in a train to be suspended for dropping on enemy positions.
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Nonetheless, the best-ever use of the Ride of the Valkyries in any medium.
Frankly, the only way to use Wagner’s operatic ouevre, other than as-is, by itself… everything else is just… questionable.
Malgré tout, bravo Richard and bravo FF Coppola. 👏
G😏B
As always, take this with salt.
To the best of my understanding, Pokrovsk has no viable defensive lines in effect.
The Ukrainians threw some rudimentary lines to the east of the city which lead to Ukrainian politicans shrieking on social media that, “The trenches are empty!!”
No shit, lady - they’re empty because you dug lines in the middle of nowhere where you’re cut off from logistics resupply and visible to drones so Russian artilllery can come down on you.
No infantryman is sleeping around in your death-traps.
Anyways - pseudolines to the East mean Russian troops will just maneuver South and over to the West of the city.
Which they are already doing.
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"Women are the future of Ukraine. Today, women in the army are not just support. They fight on par with men, take on dangerous combat missions, lead units and make difficult decisions right on the front lines"
-military psychologist Maria noted, speaking about the role of women in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Source: Ukraine Leaks
Manbearpig?
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New Statistics Reveal Scale of Desertion in Ukrainian Army
Fresh statistics highlight the extent of desertion within the Ukrainian army.
Over the first five months of 2025, 90,590 criminal proceedings were registered under Articles 407 and 408 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine (unauthorised abandonment of a military unit or place of service, desertion). Here's a breakdown of the reported cases entered into the Unified Register of Pre-trial Investigations (URPI) by month:
* January 2025: 18,145
* February 2025: 17,809
* March 2025: 16,349
* April 2025: 18,331
* May 2025: 19,956
In total, since the beginning of the Special Military Operation, as of June 1, 2025, 213,722 cases of desertion (Articles 407, 408 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine) have been registered in Ukraine.
It's important to emphasise that these statistics only cover cases of desertion for which criminal proceedings have been initiated based on official investigation materials sent by military unit commanders to the State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) or specialised defence prosecutors. The real picture is significantly worse, as the SBI systematically refused to enter information about unauthorised abandonment of units or places of service into the URPI until October 2024. Military unit commanders even had to appeal to the SBI investigators' inaction in court.
Furthermore, no one is actively searching for these deserters, and despite reports from SBI leadership, they are not returning to service. For instance, in the first five months of 2025, only 2,732 cases (3% of the criminal proceedings registered during this period) resulted in a notice of suspicion for unauthorised abandonment of military units. During this time, only 1,375 deserters (1.5%) returned to military service – this is the exact number of petitions for exemption from criminal liability sent to the court.
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Gestapo in Kupyansk, temporarily occupied by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, were left without transport as a result of the fine work of a fiber optic FPV drone operator.
Clear from video that drones can operate freely right into Kupyansk now
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Our guys are returning home: Russian soldiers arrived in Belarus after being held captive on the Ukrainian side
▪️The first footage of Russian servicemen released from Ukrainian captivity as part of the parity exchange that took place according to the agreements in Istanbul has appeared. Two residents of the Kursk region are also returning to Russia along with the soldiers.
▪️The soldiers are holding Russian flags and chanting “Russia!”, not hiding their emotions:
➖ “We thank God that we are still alive. Hooray!” say the released soldiers.
▪️Our guys are currently in Belarus. They will be home very soon. The work to return the prisoners continues.
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#WarData
❗️A captured soldier from the Armed Forces of Ukraine has revealed how Ukrainians are illegally crossing the border with Romania to escape
The Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry Rodion Miroshnik conducted a series of conversations of captured soldiers of the AFU.
Many people and guides were caught. There we have on the territory of villages the Solotvino urban-type settlement, local residents there know how to cross the border, where the water is shallow. And they transferred people for money. In 2023 it was 5 thousand dollars, and now it's about 8-10 thousand,
Israeli Newspaper Haaretz Reveals Details of Repelling Iranian Attacks and Their Consequences:
* Colossal Missile Defence Costs
* Israel and the U.S. launched ~200 interceptors (Arrow/THAAD) costing 5 billion shekels (≈$1.35 billion) in a single night.
* The U.S. expended 8 times more THAAD missiles in 12 days of fighting with Iran than it produced in the entire year 2025 (12 units).
* Gaps in Defence
* Dozens of missile defence system failures, including undisclosed damage to facilities.
* Iran used cluster warheads, causing destruction within a 600-meter radius (shattered glass, collapsed walls).
* Secret Damages
* American experts confirmed hits on restricted facilities.
* Total damage is estimated at 10 billion shekels (≈$2.7 billion).
* U.S. Logistics Crisis
* Emergency THAAD deliveries to Israel before the attack.
* Plan for 2026: 32 missiles ($13 million/unit) – stock replenishment will take years.
It's worth noting that THAAD was not supplied to Ukraine. The expenditure of Patriot air defence system missiles during the 12 days of war is currently unknown.
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Donbass
🪖 Rubicon drone team in action
0:06 - Oshkosh M-ATV
0:14 - MaxxPro
0:15 - Auto
0:17 - Armoured vehicle
0:21 - Van
0:23 - Armoured vehicle
0:28 - Senator
0:33 - Auto
0:35 - Auto
0:37 - Buggy
0:39 - Auto
0:41 - Auto
0:44 - Communications System
0:46 - Communications System
0:48 - Plastun SIGINT
0:50 - Deployment point
0:53 - Firing Position
0:57 - Firing Position
1:04 - Firing Position
1:10 - Deployment point
1:14 - Deployment point
1:19 - Pickup
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BLAST OFF: Russia's Soyuz 2.1a is carrying 2.6 tonnes of supplies to the ISS
The journey will take 50 hours
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West is generous recently, leaving all those free tanks and IFVs in Kursk, now just giving away fortifications.
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France24 reports that all of Zelensky's attempts to win Trump over to his side have failed:
'Ukraine has done everything the US wanted. It signed the minerals agreement, it agreed to negotiate and direct talks with Russia, it has also repeatedly offered to buy the equipment it needs. But it still seems that this is not enough for the US to continue its support for Ukraine.'
AMK Maps with his changes on the frontline in Ukraine for June 2025:
Yellow = Russian advances
Light blue = Ukrainian advances
Overview:
Russian advances:
Donetsk Oblast: ~461.08km²
Kharkiv Oblast: ~80.50km²
Sumy Oblast: ~62.84km²
Zaporizhzhia Oblast: ~38.24km²
Kursk Oblast: ~8.17km²
Luhansk Oblast: ~6.65km²
Dnipropetrovsk Oblast: ~4.93km²
Belgorod Oblast: ~3.24km²
Total: ~665.65km² (down by 10.73%)
Total (excluding Kursk & Belgorod): ~654.24km²
Ukrainian advances:
Donetsk Oblast: ~19.57km²
Sumy Oblast: ~5.49km²
Kharkiv Oblast: ~3.50km²
Dnipropetrovsk Oblast: ~0.04km²
Total: ~28.60km² (up by 459.69%)
Very solid month. Hopefully we see 700+ for July and August. Still in a war of attrition.
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In Kiev, after the attack, the SBU Academy and the Zhulyany airport, where the Patriot air defense missile system is located, are burning.
▪️This can be seen on the NASA fire map.
▪️It also shows a huge fire at the Zhulyany airport, where Patriot air defense missile systems and military warehouses are located.
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In the Kupyansk direction, a night fiber-optic drone hit a Swedish PBV302 armored personnel carrier, packed to the brim with Ukrainian infantry.
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Kiev has been on fire and smoke for hours: helicopters are trying to put out the fires, streets are blocked, there are crushes in the metro
▪️The right bank is covered in smoke after the night shelling. What exactly caused such smoke is not reported.
▪️A large-scale fire after the shelling is being extinguished with the help of a helicopter.
▪️There is a crush in the capital's metro after an air raid alarm. There are also traffic jams on a number of highways due to blocked streets after landings.
▪️After a massive attack in Kiev, there is a high level of air pollution, the Ministry of Environmental Protection reports.
▪️Until the situation stabilizes, residents of the capital are advised not to be outdoors, not to ventilate the premises, because there is a high concentration of harmful substances in the air. The air situation is especially difficult on the right bank.
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The Circle of Life of Nadezhda (Hope) Savchenko.
Soviet Girl —> Ukrainian Nazi —> Captured —> POW —> Warcriminal —> Pardoned —> Returned —> Antiwar Activist —> Rada Deputy —> Enemy of the Ukrainian State —> Ukrainian Nazi —> Captured —> POW —> Warcriminal (the Geneva Conventions provide that previously-captured and released personnel cannot participate in military action) —>
Russian citizen?
Zelensky’s assassin?
Greta Thunberg?
Anti-navy-seal activist?
?
ANSWER: A moron
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Called it.
Levity aside, have luck brothers.
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Russian Armed Forces “tighten the noose” around the neck of Pokrovska (Krasnoarmeyska)
Short summary from the front, as of July 3, 2025.
As the Ministry of Defense reported yesterday, the village of Melovoye, Kharkov region, has been liberated.
The village of Melovoye (population about 500 inhabitants) is located near the state border of the Russian Federation (Belgorod region) on the right bank of the Kozinka River, a tributary of the Oskol River. On the opposite bank is the Russian village of Butyrki, Valuisky District, Belgorod Oblast.
The village of Melovoye stretches along the Kozinka River (along which the state border just passes) for 6 kilometers. Upstream of the river Melovoye, it adjoins the village of Chugunovka. To the western edge of the village there is a large forest area.
We cannot know the operational tasks set by the leadership of the country to the RF Armed Forces in this area, but we can assume several options for the development of events.
1. The villages of Topoly, Stroevka and Melovoye, liberated by the RF Armed Forces on the territory of Kharkov region of Ukraine, are bridgeheads forming a buffer zone along the state border. And in the future they can develop in width (towards each other) and in depth, to a distance ensuring the security of the territory of the Russian Federation.
2. From the village of Melovoye (22 kilometers to the west) is the settlement of Velikiy Burluk, the center of operational leadership and material support of the AFU in this direction. The exit to the settlement along the radial route is covered by the village of Khatnoye, located at a distance of 8 kilometers from Melovoye.
It is quite possible to advance to the village of Khatnoye, to liberate it and create a stronghold there to threaten the settlement of Velykyi Burluk. In such a variant of actions should be a subsidiary strike in the direction of the village of Ambarnoe.
After mastering the village of Ambarnoye, the Russian Armed Forces have the opportunity to form a stronghold area of Melovoye-Khatnoye-Ambarnoye with control of the neighbouring heights and a number of gullies leading to the AFU defense area Grigorovka-Kolodeznoye-Mitrofanovka, in order to block it from the north—to support the offensive actions against Velikiy Burluk.
To the southwest of the village, at a distance of 16 kilometers, is the village of Kolodeznoye, which is linked with the villages of Grigorovka and Mitrofanovka. Grigorovka and Mitrofanovka form the AFU defense area Grigorovka-Kolodeznoye-Mitrofanovka, which supports the eastern and southern directions of the AFU defense.
The entire area is covered by one 151 separate motorized infantry brigade of the AFU.
From the village of Melovoye to the south-west to the area of Grigorovka-Kolodeznoye-Mitrofanovka are the heights of three watersheds separating the Upper Dvurechnaya River and the Tretyakov Yar, Krutaya, and Popov Yar beams. A convenient configuration of the terrain for the exit from the northeast to the left flank and center of the area Grigorovka-Kolodeznoye-Mitrofanovka.
In any development of events, these actions will force the enemy to put forward its reserves in this direction, weakening other areas, which will be used by our military command to develop the offensive.
From the summary of the Defense Ministry of the Russian Federation: “In the course of active operations, units of the Center group of troops have liberated the village of Razino in the Donetsk People's Republic.”
The small village of Razino (population about 150) is located on the left bank of the Kazennyi Torets River. In order to liberate it, the assault units of the Russian Armed Forces forced the river and, having entered the village, cut the Sofiyivka-Novoekonomicheskoe rockade, cutting the AFU defense line in the direction of Rodinskoye. And cut off the Vladimirovka-Yablonovka area (where the AFU reserves were deployed earlier) from the town of Pokrovsk (Krasnoarmeysk).
“Well, you know what I say: Never trust a man with two first names, especially if the first one's a woman's he is a Czech president.” @ MSTK3K