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In a significant shift in Middle Eastern geopolitics, Iran is accelerating negotiations with China to acquire Chengdu J-10C multirole fighter jets, a move prompted by the failure of a long-anticipated deal with Russia for Su-35 aircraft. The decision comes on the heels of a bruising 12-day conflict between Israel and the United States, which exposed critical vulnerabilities in Iran’s aging air force and air defense systems.
Tehran’s pivot to Beijing, reported by Iran’s Khorasan newspaper and cited by Kommersant, signals a desperate bid to modernize its dilapidated fleet amid escalating regional tensions. This development not only reshapes Iran’s military strategy but also underscores China’s growing role as a defense supplier in the Persian Gulf, raising questions about the region’s shifting power dynamics.
Honestly I don’t recall there ever being a deal between Iran and Russia for planes. Endless rumours but that is about it.
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Time to say goodbye
Without exaggeration, this is one of the most epic moments of the SVO involving FPV drones. The footage shows the exquisite teamwork to destroy the Swedish armored personnel carrier 🇸🇪Pbv 302, which is in service with the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The FPV drone "KVN" records five accurate hits on the target, and then personally delivers the final blow.
The last two drones waited for the perfect moment - and attacked the enemy infantry, which began to parachute from the damaged equipment.
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Streaming now on Slavyangrad: Russian Doomer Wave
This weekend's mood is Doomer Wave, really no need to write much about that.
No live alerts map. Rest assured, everything that must burn, will burn. Just relax while you can.
Streaming on 64gram at 128kbps
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"There is no one else left": The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has transferred an American-created battalion of instructors of the AFU to the Sumy direction
Despite Syrsky's statements about the alleged cessation of the Russian offensive in the Sumy direction, the advance of the Russian Armed Forces continues. In this context, the command of the Ukrainian group is forced to use carefully accumulated reserves in battle. And we are not talking only about special forces or special operations forces, but also about instructors who previously trained servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
According to available information, the command of the Ukrainian group has transferred the 214th assault battalion of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to the Sumy direction. All would be well, the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces constantly calls up units from different directions to cover similar gaps, and special forces units have already left their mark here by being used as regular infantry.
The point is that the 214th assault battalion is a unit created by the Americans to train Ukrainians at the Yavoriv training ground, who prefer to represent the Ukrainian Armed Forces in sports competitions, etc. It became an assault battalion only as a last ditch resort at the end of last year. There is simply no one else left to fill in the gaps.
There are reports that the command of the Ukrainian Armed Forces has redeployed the 214th separate battalion. This special forces unit of the Ukrainian army was trained by American instructors in 2016. The battalion usually played the role of a simulated enemy during exercises, reports TASS.
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine uses this battalion to plug gaps in the defense when the situation becomes critical. Such tactics can only have a negative impact on the unit's personnel; the battalion suffered heavy losses.
It is worth noting that the last time the battalion was involved in battle was at Kurakhovo, in an attempt to stop the advance of the Russian Armed Forces. After that, it was withdrawn to the rear to be reorganized and to restore its combat capability.
Steiner könnte nicht genügend Kräfte für einen Angriff massieren. Der Angriff Steiners ist nicht erfolgt.
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Iranian foreign affairs minister Araghchi responds to the Circus Ringleader by reminding him that diplomatic etiquette would theoretically require a respectful tone, and that it was Israel who ran back to "daddy" to broker a truce.
Will this lesson of Diplomacy 101 stick?
Of course not.
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Polish parliament approves withdrawal from the Ottawa Treaty.
Warsaw argues that mines are needed to counter alleged threat of Russia, and plans to deploy them along its eastern borders
Poland is scared by Russia.
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The first details of the China-US trade deal, which Trump announced earlier, have emerged.
According to Euronews, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce has confirmed the signing of a trade agreement with the US, under which China will continue to approve export permits for controlled goods, while the US will "lift a number of restrictive measures taken against China".
Earlier this week, Beijing announced that it was speeding up the issuance of export permits for rare earth metals used in high-tech industries, such as electric vehicles.
Beijing's restrictions on rare earth metal exports were one of the key points of contention.
"Beijing has accelerated the review of rare earth metal export license applications and approved a certain number of applications," the Chinese Ministry of Commerce said in a statement.
Reports from some very fine people, that this might be the greatest deal ever.
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Military chronicle, main events of the day - June 27/25
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The United States would be prepared to use military force against Iran again if it were found to have the ability to enrich uranium, Trump said.
“I would not hesitate to strike Iran again if it were found that Iran had uranium enriched enough to make a bomb,” he said.
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The Clown Prince of Crack announces that he's finally and fully mobilising sanctions against Russia to bring war to a peaceful end 🤪
Tiny question: what have you and the rest of the west been doing for the past three years then? Besides the obvious huffing of pure Colombian that is.
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Russia is preparing a new offensive in Zaporozhye, Ukrainian official says
Former mayor of Mariupol Andryushchenko reports that huge columns of Russian vehicles and troops are being observed in Zaporozhye region, hinting at a big offensive in the area.
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Germany Wants to Prevent Sale of Nord Stream 2
▪️The German government plans to amend legislation to block the possible sale of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, Bloomberg reports.
▪️The German Ministry of Economy clarified that the German Foreign Trade and Payments Act currently does not allow interference in the deal, since the project operator is registered in Switzerland.
▪️ Berlin is considering amending the mechanism for monitoring foreign investments in order to obtain legal grounds for blocking any unwanted transactions with assets of strategic importance.
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⚡️🇮🇷 Footage records the sounds of active air defence active over Islamshahr west of Tehran.
Footage was published about an hour and ten minutes ago.
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A Swedish Strv 122 tank, which had been destroyed and abandoned there in the spring, was removed from the village of Belovody in the Sumy region.
- Military Informant
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Putin meets Abu Dhabi’s Crown Prince at the EAEU Summit in Minsk
He says the UAE President will visit Russia in August, with a major Russia-Arab summit set for October
- RT
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MOTION OF NO CONFIDENCE AGAINST EUROPEAN COMMISSION HEAD URSULA VON DER LEYEN
A motion to approve a vote of no confidence against the Reichskommissar UrSSula von der Führer over the COVID-19 vaccine corruption scandal is gaining momentum, having won the support of by 74 MEPs. A vote of no confidence requires 72 signatures to start initiate and a two-thirds majority of MEPs in plenary to pass. According to Euractiv, 31 of the 74 MEPs belong to the far-right European Conservatives and Reformists group. The largest faction in the European Parliament, the European People's Party, will oppose the vote of no confidence.
In 2021, the EU signed a deal with Pfizer to supply 900 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines, worth €35 billion. In July 2024, the Court of Justice of the EU ruled that the Commission had failed to provide the public with the necessary access to information on the procurement of these vaccines: officially published contractual documents had been redacted. Meloni has worked closely with von der Führer in Brussels, and her ally Raffaele Fitto holds one of the Commission’s most senior posts.
Honestly this vote won't go anywhere as the EU parliament is way too crooked for 2/3rds of its members to vote against the NSDAP's Answer to the Question that Nobody Asked, but it's nice that there's at least some semblance of honesty left in Brussells.
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#Summary for the morning of June 28, 2025
▪️ Our forces struck Odessa with Geraniums at night.
▪️ From 20.10 Moscow time to 23.25 Moscow time, 25 Ukrainian fixed-wing UAVs were downed in the Kursk and Oryol regions, as well as over Crimea. During the day, it was also reported that small groups of drones were destroyed over our regions.
▪️ In Bryansk, four civilians were wounded as a result of a Ukrainian UAV attack.
▪️ On the Kursk section of the border, in the Tyotkinsky and Glushkovsky directions, the daily destruction of enemy infantry groups trying to infiltrate our territory from Bessalovka and in the direction of Novy Put continued.
▪️ On the Sumy direction, the enemy continues to intensively counterattack, the Sever Group of Forces reports. 12 counterattacks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine were repelled: in the direction of Andreevka, Yablonovka, Novonikolaevka, two in Alekseevka, three in Yunakovka and four in the area of the village of Sadki. Fighting in the forests during the storming of Yunakovka continues.
▪️ In the Kharkov direction, no significant changes: fighting in Volchansk and Volchanskiye Khutors continues.
▪️ In the Belgorod region, in Shebekino, an FPV drone of the Armed Forces of Ukraine detonated on the roadway. As a result of the detonation of a submunition, one unit of special equipment was damaged. In the Leonovka area of the Valuysky District, an FPV drone attacked a passenger car. An enemy drone strike in the village of Borisovka in the Volokonovsky District damaged the porch and the facade of the Church of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary. In Grayvoron, a drone struck a building of a social facility.
▪️ On the right flank of the Konstantinovsky direction, fighting continues near Dyleevka (north of Dzerzhinsk). Yesterday, the Russian Ministry of Defense showed our flags in the village and reported that units of the "Southern" group of troops, continuing to advance into the depths of the enemy's defense, liberated this settlement. The front, which in this area has approached Konstantinovka to a distance of 9 km, must be leveled.
▪️ Near Pokrovsk (Krasnoarmeysk), our forces are advancing on the settlement of Belgiyka. This village is located south of Pokrovsk, and then the city limits begin.
▪️ In the South Donetsk direction, after the liberation of Yalta, there is an advance southwest of the village up to two kilometers deep and up to a kilometer along the front. Conditions are being created for entering the settlement of Karl Marx. The control zone near the "lithium" settlement of Shevchenko is expanding.
▪️In the Kherson region in Oleshky, a 25-year-old man was killed by strikes from the Ukrainian Armed Forces, a 67-year-old woman and a 26-year-old man were wounded.
▪️In the DPR in Gorlovka, two civilians were wounded by a strike from a sboros and shelling from a MLRS. In the village of Panteleimonovka in the Yasinovataya municipal district, a woman was injured by an IED from a Ukrainian Armed Forces UAV.
Victory will be ours!
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“It tells a story of a fundamentally incompetent prime minister.”
Political biographer Sir Anthony Seldon believes that Keir Starmer has made the worst start of any Labour prime minister since 1945.
I’m no historian, but European leaders right now are the worst I’ve seen in my life.
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The Russian army broke through to the center of Kamenskoye, advancing on the Zaporozhye front
▪️Russian troops broke through to the very center of an important settlement on the left flank of the Zaporozhye direction.
➖ “The Russians are increasing the pressure. In recent days, they have achieved certain successes, having managed to break through to the southeastern part and to the center of the village, where they are gaining a foothold,” - the enemy’s resources are again belatedly acknowledged.
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US did not use bunker-buster bombs on one of Iran’s nuclear sites, top general tells lawmakers, citing depth of the target - CNN
The US military did not use bunker-buster bombs on one of Iran’s largest nuclear sites last weekend because the site is so deep that the bombs likely would not have been effective.
The comment by Gen. Dan Caine, which was described by 3 people who heard his remarks and a 4th who was briefed on them, is the first known explanation given for why the US military did not use the Massive Penetrator bomb against the Isfahan site in central Iran. Officials believe Isfahan houses nearly 60% of Iran’s enriched uranium, which Iran would need in order to ever produce a nuclear weapon.
Sen. Chris Murphy told CNN on Thurs night after receiving the briefing that some of Iran’s capabilities “are so far underground that we can never reach them. So they have the ability to move a lot of what has been saved into areas where there’s no American bombing capacity that can reach it.”
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Offensive on Kupyansk: "Groza" burns enemy equipment and infantry in the city and district
▪️Guardsmen of the 121st regiment of the 68th division of the "West" group of forces are hunting for equipment and infantry of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Kupyansk direction in the Kharkiv region day and night.
▪️The FPV control system "Groza Leska" on fiber optics actively helps to destroy the enemy.
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The process of constructing protective hangars at the Akhtubinsk airfield in the Astrakhan region.
A year ago, this airbase was attacked by Ukrainian drones, as a result of which a Su-57 fighter was damaged, for which there were no hangars at the time.
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The US has used up 15-20% of its global THAAD missile stockpile in just 11 days defending Israel from Iranian missiles
▪️Military Watch Magazine notes that with each THAAD interceptor launch costing an estimated $12-15 million, air defense operations using the system deployed in Israel have cost between $810 million and $1.215 billion.
Moving all those assets around and factoring in various misses, I’d suspect the numbers too low.
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Russia will become even stronger after the war in Ukraine and is really preparing for a possible invasion of NATO countries - BILD.
▪️The Kremlin is increasing the size of the army to 1.5 million people, doubling the length of service to two years and mobilizing about 200,000 conscripts annually. In the event of Ukraine's defeat, Russia will have time to recover and can force tens of thousands of Ukrainian troops to switch sides.
▪️Meanwhile, Russian talk shows are seriously discussing strikes on Lisbon, Paris and Berlin, while in Germany some are still underestimating the threat.
Lisbon? Nah, they are ok.
Seriously who believes this insane propaganda?
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The United States Senate did not allow the adoption of a resolution that would require Congress to approve further military action against Iran.
47 senators voted for the resolution, 53 against it.
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The Russian Armed Forces have liberated Kruglyakovka in the Kharkiv region.
Russian troops have also been able to take control of two of the four lithium deposits in the region.
Progress is progress, no matter what Washington and Brussels says.
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Italian journalist Travaglio: "si vis bellum, spara ballem" (mock Latin for "if you want war, spew bullshit").
"The only serious thing that NATO should have done, not today but since the Warsaw pact disappeared, would have been to disband for lack of enemies.
Instead, since then, it has invented them. Indeed, it lets its US masters invent them at the drop of a hat, always coming up with a new empire of evil: the Shia Iran, Sunni Iraq, the Afghanistan of the Taliban (who the west liked so much when they were fighting the Russians), the Sunni ISIS (which they themselves created), again the Shiite Iran, the allies of Russia such as the Serbia of Milosevic and the Libya of Gaddafi, then Russia directly.
Now, however, Trump has reached an agreement with Putin, who has given him help in appeasing the Ayatollah and to transform the war to Iran into a one-night stand and can return useful to him in the Middle East and with China.
In fact, at the NATO summit at the Hague, he redacted out every hint to the "Russian aggression in Ukraine": only the "threat" of Moscow remained, without specifying for whom and why, and a note on China that had just become good after the Trumpian tariffs and has immediately resumed being a baddy because it will be gobbling Taiwan up with Moscow (as if XI needed Putin).
"So we will break the kidneys to China as well", as Mussolini used to say, which however is a problem as China overlooks the Pacific while NATO is the alliance of the North Atlantic (but this, Rutte & C. will discover only if they take a look at a world map).
The beauty is that, while the last remaining enemy disappears, NATO approves a monstrous rearmament plan that will be fronted by Europe, which hasn't spent so much since the II World War (5% of GDP, while the US remain at 3).
To defend itself from whom, nobody knows. "Always from Russia", the trumpeters of the rearmament repeat, forced to invent some new lies every day to make us digest taxes and defense spending that we would have rejected even at the time of the Cold War.
They say that the Russians are getting their asses kicked in Ukraine, but are about to invade the Baltic, Finland, Poland and Germany (at least); But they forget to explain what Putin would do with those territories, why he would attack the friends of his friend Trump, and with what forces he would repel the 32 NATO armies.
They say that the US are tired of maintaining our defense, as if their bases in Europe were a favor to us and not an interest of theirs (in fact they haven't withdrawn a marine, a missile, a nuclear warhead).
They say that 5% is not so bad because they are not weapons (in fact the manufacturers of tanks, missiles, bombs and bombers are soaring at the stock market) but cybersecurity and infrastructure like the bridge over the Messina strait, very useful to our soldiers to stop the Russian invaders between Scylla and Charybdis of Odyssean memory.
In practice, the accountant Ugo Fantozzi Rutte and the other Donald-lickers first robs us with the rearmament, then will calmly decide what are those weapons going to be used for.
In April Trump said: "There is a row to kiss my ass." He talked about Europe, for the record."
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Fierce fighting near Pokrovsk: Non-stop burning NATO equipment, infantry and artillery of the enemy
▪️A selection of combat work of fighters of the "Center" group of forces on June 27 to destroy military equipment, weapons, infantry and positions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces during active combat operations in the Pokrovsk direction.
▪️The footage shows NATO combat armored vehicles, firing points, infantry, positions and enemy transport being burned.
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Today's defeat of the Ukrainian Armed Forces stronghold in the area of the settlement Sadki.
4xUMPK-FAB-500-PD.
We evaluate the accuracy.
Source: FighterBomber
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