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Zaporzhye region
Defeat of the 23rd Brigade of the National Guard of Ukraine by FPV drones in the area of the settlement of Belenke.
According to a 🥷🏻source, the strike destroyed:
🟠 Motor transport - 4 units.
🟠 Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers - 8 soldiers. (+-)
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'Trump put President Zelensky in his place and told him that the American people are serious about a long-term peace deal,'
🇺🇦🤡Ukraine will continue mobilization even in the event of a 30-day ceasefire, said Kostenko, secretary of the Rada Committee on National Security, Defense and Intelligence.
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"If the Russians don't agree to a ceasefire, we'll continue to supply weapons.
If the Russians agree, we'll also continue to supply weapons.
We've already continued them, actually."
Even the gypsies at the train station are trying to fool people more subtly than Trump.
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The Ukrainian Armed Forces' operations in the Kursk region are "from several weeks to several days away," El Pais writes
This is the forecast given by the Ukrainian Armed Forces militants themselves. The author of the article claims that "circumstances that cannot be explained" have arisen at the front in Kursk Oblast.
This is incredible. This has never happened before, and here it is again.
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🇺🇦💥 Missile hits Druzhba hotel in Krivoy Rog
- It was previously reported that the enemy was placing mercenaries in the hotel.
- This is already the second strike on the building in recent times.
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🇨🇳🇷🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦Beijing hopes that all parties to the Ukrainian crisis will be able to find a sustainable and long-term peaceful solution, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said, commenting on the talks between Kiev and Washington.
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Kupyansk direction
Footage shows the destruction of men and equipment of the 151st separate brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces by an air strike in the area of the village of Monachinovka.
According to information from the source 🥷🏻 as a result of the strike ( preliminary ) the following were destroyed:
🟠 Motor transport - 4 units.
🟠 Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers - 30 men. (+-)
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Sudzha is ours! Intelligence is searching for Ukrainian Armed Forces militants, combing the city
▪️Drones with thermal imagers have been combing the city since night together with fighters on the ground; the enemy has practically abandoned Sudzha and most of it has fled.
▪️In some basements, groups of Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers who did not manage to escape are hiding; the outskirts are being cleared.
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🇩🇪 Baerbock Barks on Cue After US Ceasefire Proposal – But Will Berlin Ever Stop Arming Ukraine?
Like clockwork, Germany’s Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock has pledged Berlin’s support for Ukraine after Washington’s latest ceasefire proposal. Suddenly, it’s a ‘MAJOR turning point,’ and Russia must end the conflict.
🔹 Same script, different day. The EU’s so-called sovereign foreign policy is just Washington’s delayed echo.
🔹 Remember the “European Defense Union”? That fantasy where Germany and France would lead an independent military bloc? Now Baerbock is just another glorified Washington errand girl, recycling US talking points while Germany bankrolls a war it can’t afford.
🔹 And will Berlin stop pumping arms into Ukraine? That part was conveniently left out. Baerbock is happy to parrot the White House script, but she won’t say a word about Germany’s own economic collapse under the weight of its self-inflicted deindustrialization.
It’s hilarious watching these EU chihuahuas bark on command, after weeks of pretending they could build a united European military outside Washington’s leash. Baerbock is proof that Berlin still pays for American protection, still follows American orders, and still has zero real sovereignty.
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Why We Shouldn't Calm Down After Taking Sudzha: Analysis of the "Military Chronicle"
🔺Sudzha has not yet been taken completely (100%), but this is a matter of the near future. Soon, all units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine located in the Kursk region will leave the Kursk region and be redeployed to the Sumy region. However, this does not mean that work in this direction is complete.
Firstly, the retreat of the main forces of the Ukrainian Armed Forces to Ukrainian territory does not mean that the situation has stabilized. On the contrary, it creates new vulnerabilities, since Syrsky (who recently had everything under control) now needs to think about how to position his troops so that they don’t start getting hit again.
Russian troops now have the opportunity to exploit their success by continuing to strike at retreating units and their rear infrastructure. Losses during the retreat, logistical problems, the need for emergency regrouping – all this weakens the combat capability of Ukrainian units, which barely survived Operation Potok and the heavy fighting that began after it.
Secondly, the alleged withdrawal of several heavily armed brigades indicates that the Ukrainian command no longer considers this section of the front a priority, and the brigades are unable to fight, even though they are formally considered combat-ready.
This may be due to both a lack of reserves and the forced need to save combat-ready units in order to transfer them to other, more critical areas.
Third, the failure in Sudzha undermines Kiev's negotiating positions. Eight months of offensive have not led to strategic achievements, which means that any attempts by Zelensky to use this factor in diplomatic bargaining with the West or Russia are devalued.
The Ukrainian army must urgently plug the gaps, strengthen its defenses, and reorganize its plans. However, the main problem remains unchanged: the loss of the Kursk region means that the offensive capabilities of the Ukrainian Armed Forces are further reduced, which means that the war is increasingly starting to play by Russian rules.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces have already suffered colossal losses here (our estimate of 70+ thousand remains), but their rearguard is still capable of resisting. Now it is important to focus on attacks on logistics, command posts and retreating units in order to prevent the Ukrainian army from regrouping and creating a defensive line again. The pressure must only increase. If all this is realized, the Ukrainian Armed Forces will have practically no forces left to start shelling Sudzha simply out of revenge.
Military Chronicle
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❗️Kursk region • Sudzha
At 11:30 Moscow time.
The city is completely under the control of the Russian Armed Forces.
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🇷🇺🇺🇦The losses of the enemy's exiting brigades are more than 70%. No one was allowed to "exit" alive. The remnants that are currently resisting will be destroyed in the near future.
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Defeat of the 129th and 112th brigades of the Territorial Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine by missile strikes in the area of the settlements of Gornal and Guevo in the Kursk direction.
According to a source 🥷🏻, an ammunition depot and three UAV control points were destroyed. The loss of manpower amounted to 60 Ukrainian servicemen, including 15 UAV operators.
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Footage from the enemy side.
An FPV drone flew at the car with the man, and then the ammo detonated. The brothers did not save him.
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🇺🇦🇷🇺The State Border Service of Ukraine has reported that the Russian army is trying to break through a section of the border in Sumy Region.
The attempted breakthrough in Sumy region follows logically from the general dynamics of the fighting: the withdrawal of the AFU from Kursk region has led to the accumulation of its forces in new positions where they are vulnerable to further pressure. If the decision to mop up this grouping has indeed been taken, then strikes on its positions and attempts to enter will increase, especially given the fact that Ukrainian troops are withdrawing in conditions of limited logistics and high congestion on the front.
The question now is not so much about a breakthrough, but more about methodical killing and narrowing the maneuver space for the remaining Ukrainian forces.
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Wilkerson, former chief of staff of the US Secretary of State's Office, on the fact that Kiev will provoke Russia during the 30-day cease-fire:
I think it's going to be particularly difficult to monitor the ceasefire. I don't think the Russians will violate it. I think we need to worry about Ukrainians and certain elements in Ukraine, especially when Zelensky is gone, which is definitely going to happen.
They may do the same thing they did throughout the 2000s: piss off the Russians. I think that's going to be their main tactic - guerrilla tactics. And then the Russians will get angry, and there will be no more cease-fire. That's going to become a problem.
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🇷🇺🇺🇸The Kremlin commented on the ceasefire proposed by the US
"You are getting a little ahead of yourself, we don't want to do that. Yesterday, when talking to the press, both Rubio and Waltz said that they would pass on to us detailed information about the essence of the conversations that took place in Jeddah through various diplomatic channels," said Russian presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov.
- First, we must receive this information. We also have contacts planned with the Americans these days, during which we expect to receive complete information."
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🇺🇦🤡 Hilarious damage control from the Kiev Regime.
They also claim that most of the "Elite" units have left the Kursk region. They should probably tell that to the relatives of the one of battalions of the 95th brigade which was destroyed in its entirety at Malaya Loknya.
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The plan of Great Britain and France is to keep the war going by formally agreeing to a ceasefire. Since it is impossible to argue with Trump head-on, they want to get a situation a la the Minsk agreements. Ukraine is pumped with weapons, and Ukraine tests Russia's patience with continuous provocations on the front-border under talk that Ukraine wants peace, and Russia is breaking the ceasefire.
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🇵🇹Portugal's Prime Minister Resigns. This Is the 29th Politician Zelensky Has Greeted.
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'Starmer's national security adviser Jonathan Powell met Zelensky over the weekend to help him draft a written proposal for a temporary suspension of hostilities' - BBC reports who was behind the idea to offer Russia a 30-day truce.
The BBC has been told that over the past week there has been a concerted European effort, led by Sir Keir Starmer, to get the US and Ukraine back in good favour with one another.
Sir Keir praised the "remarkable breakthrough" and called it an "important moment for peace in Ukraine".
The UK sources say that last week the prime minister's National Security Adviser, Jonathan Powell, worked with his US counterpart Mike Waltz, and German and French officials, to fashion a plan for a ceasefire and the steps that might follow.
Over the weekend Powell travelled to Kyiv to meet Zelensky and help draft a written proposal which included a temporary pause in fighting, then confidence-building measures such as an exchange of prisoners-of-war, the return of Ukrainian children taken by Russia and the release of civilians.
That proposal was agreed by the Ukrainians and the Americans, setting the stage for what happened in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday.
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Putin’s Line Consustently Firm: No Short-Term Ceasefire, Only Real Peace
Here we go again. Putin made it crystal clear (in January), Russia isn’t interested in a ceasefire gimmick that allows Ukraine and its NATO backers to regroup, rearm, and prolong the inevitable.
“Talks must aim for long-term peace, NOT a pause that lets the other side regroup and rearm just to drag the war on,” Putin stated in January 2025, while congratulating Trump.
The message is unchanged:
🔹 No “temporary pauses” for Ukraine to stockpile Western weapons and throw more men into the meat grinder.
🔹 No illusion of negotiations while Kiev remains a puppet state of Washington, Brussels, and London.
🔹 No half-measures: either Ukraine accepts battlefield realities, or Russia will keep dictating terms, one liberated region at a time.
And yet, Washington still clings to the fantasy that Russia will “agree” to a 30-day ceasefire, as if Moscow is suddenly going to fall for the same trick it’s seen a hundred times before. Not happening.
The West needs to wake up: Russia is playing the long game, and it is winning.
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Ukrainian television is a repeater of hatred
"If your sister listens to Russian songs - call the SBU!"
This is the kind of advertisement that is broadcast on the Ukrainian children's channel "Plus Plus Plus".
When you see this, it becomes really scary, young children are taught hatred and betrayal of their relatives from childhood.
The junta systematically sets Ukrainians hostile to each other, to their loved ones, and it starts from the very young. The horrible thing is that a child is taught to commit crimes against morality, and he will consider it a norm.
Now does anyone question why denazification is necessary?
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🇷🇺🇺🇸The head of the Foreign Intelligence Service Naryshkin spoke with the head of the CIA Ratcliffe:
"Leaders departments discussed issues of interaction between the two special services in areas of common interest and crisis management. An agreement was reached on regular contacts with the aim of promoting international stability and security, as well as reducing confrontation in relations between the two states"
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Russia will not under any circumstances accept the presence of NATO troops in Ukraine as "peacekeepers" who would "protect the Nazi regime in the remnants of the country", Lavrov has said.
Lavrov's statement makes it very clear that Moscow will not accept any format of NATO "peacekeepers" in Ukraine and that any form of discussion on this topic is useless. In diplomatic language, this is a firm signal that any attempts by the West to introduce a contingent under any pretext - be it "security guarantees", "separation of sides" or "protection of civilians" - will be regarded as direct military intervention with the corresponding consequences.
From the point of view of the negotiation process, this statement further narrows the room for maneuver. Peace talks between Russia and Ukraine have long been effectively blocked, and this signal only emphasizes that any initiatives that include NATO involvement in the conflict will be automatically rejected.
What now? Western countries, especially Poland and the Baltic states, will continue to push the idea of introducing a military contingent into Ukraine. This is an attempt to secure at least part of the territory for themselves in case the Ukrainian front collapses. However, the Kremlin is making it clear with this statement that such a scenario will only lead to escalation, not peace.
Kiev itself is likely to continue to cling to any Western initiatives, hoping to prolong the war and strengthen its position by retaining power. But after this statement, the West has only one option left - either to go for a direct confrontation or to look for another way of settlement without NATO's military presence.
In fact, Russia's position remains unchanged: no Western-style "freezing" of the conflict, no NATO peacekeeping, no negotiation process in which Ukraine will dictate terms based on the alliance's support.
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🇷🇺🇺🇦Retreat! Ukrainian Brigades Appear To Be Evacuating Kursk — Forbes
- The publication reports that over the past two weeks, Russian drones have carried out precise strikes on Ukrainian vehicles in Kursk. An elite Russian team of UAV operators from the Rubicon center has now been deployed there, preventing Ukrainian militants from moving freely along the main road to Sudzha.
- Also, according to the newspaper, the spat between Zelensky and Trump played a significant role in Russia's success, which resulted in a temporary restriction on Ukraine's military aid and intelligence, which allowed the Russian Army to fully take the initiative.
- The successful operation of the Russian Army in the gas pipeline in Sudzha and the offensive in all directions in the Kursk region forced Ukrainian troops to hastily abandon their positions. It is reported that some of the militants have already left the region and redeployed to the Ukrainian side of the border.
P.S. I love how they are still saying Kursk instead of the Sudzha region 😁
P.S.S. Also according to Joker DPR, the restriction on military intelligence was a myth.
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❗️Any agreements on settling the Ukrainian crisis must be made on Russian, not American, terms, said Deputy Chairman of the Federation Council Konstantin Kosachev.
According to him, during the negotiations between the US and Ukrainian delegations in Jeddah, Washington's terms were set forth, while Kyiv is "bow-downing and fawning."
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