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Slavyangrad.org — Nuestra Ira No Tiene Limites — There is No Limit to Our Anger — (c) V. M. Molotov
Footage from the other side.
Arrival of the drone "Geran" in the vicinity of Druzhkivka.
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The defense failed.
Our paratroopers from the Sumy direction carried out assault operations on the enemy positions.
Everything was done according to the rules of modern warfare, because initially all long-range weapons were used, and only then, after the enemy in full force began to flee, our assault aircraft entered their positions, which only had to consolidate their positions on the new lines and show you what was left of the defensive hapless army.
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🤡Battle of the braincells: According to "La Repubblica", one of the most disgustingly factious and deceitful newspapers in an environment already rich in factious and deceitful newspapers, the Ukrainian secret agent who was murdered was killed by "American neonazis linked to the Russian Federation".
Normally I'd have a snarky comment for bullshit such as this one, but honestly after hearing this I feel like my IQ has dropped by fifty points. Now if you excuse me, I'll go help myself to a gallon of vodka to numb the pain.
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A Ukrainian Armed Forces General, watching a drone video broadcast at headquarters, was surprised that the dead Ukrainian soldiers were lying down and not going on the attack.
This was reported by the Ukrainian Armed Forces officer Anton Chorny.
"Well, they are already dead, Mr. General," the drone operator explained to the high command.
⚡️BREAKING: The White House announces that President Trump has been diagnosed with chronic venous insufficency following a swelling to his legs.
Chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) is a condition where the veins in the legs have trouble sending blood back to the heart. Normally, one-way valves in the veins help blood flow upward, but in CVI, these valves are damaged or weakened, causing blood to pool in the legs. This leads to increased pressure in the veins and symptoms like:
- Swelling in the lower legs and ankles
- Aching, heaviness, or cramping in the legs
- Skin discoloration or thickening
- Varicose veins
- Open sores or ulcers near the ankles
CVI is often caused by deep vein thrombosis (DVT), aging, obesity, or prolonged standing. It’s not life-threatening, but it can be painful and affect quality of life.
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🤡Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces NATO in Europe Grinkevich stated that China on Taiwan and Russia on Europe will attack simultaneously.
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This new missile defense system is challenging the Patriot: Russian ballistic missiles have begun to evade Patriot radars.
Ukrainian officials complain that American air defense systems are no longer helping them, as they are unable to intercept ballistic missiles. In recent months, Patriot systems have been unable to detect Russian missiles due to their greater maneuverability.
This situation reinforces Ukraine's concerns about the effectiveness of Western air defense systems against modern Russian weapons. Russia, in turn, continues to improve its ballistic missiles, making them less vulnerable to existing missile defense systems."
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According to Reichskanzler "Schwarzer Stein" Mertz, Ukraine will soon receive long-range weapons systems produced in cooperation between Ukrainian and German defense companies.
So, Tauruses made in Germany with a fresh coat of Ukrainian piss yellow and tear blue on them? Does he seriously expect the Kremlin to fall for that?
The CDU's slogan should be changed into "Atomkrieg?! Ja, bitte!"
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🇺🇦🤡Zelensky is unhappy with the 50-day deadline set by Trump for Russia to end the war in Ukraine, considering it too long
- "50 days for us is simply every day of fear," Zelensky said in an interview with the New York Post.
- "...President Trump is disappointed that it all turned out to be a lie, that Putin was just playing with him. Many opinions change very quickly — maybe not in 50 days, but much sooner," Zelensky said, adding that he is "very grateful" to Trump for the threat of sanctions against Russia.
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🇺🇦🪖Forced conscription in Ukraine: send in the Volkssturm!
The Verkhovna Rada has passed a new law that allows for over 60s, regardless of gender, to sign up for military service in the AFU.
Officially, they will fulfill "non-combat" roles, much like officially Ukraine isn't governed by neonazis, and its president isn't officially expired.
The contracts will last one year (we fully believe it) and be renewable. Coincidentally, this harebrained scheme comes right after the failure of the "million hryvnas" contracts to entice the young aged 18-24 to sign up.
Hot news coming in for Ukrainian university students too:
👨🚀 Mandatory military training for doctors and pharmacists (even if army doctors and medical personnel have no business carrying anything that isn't a sidearm)
👩🚀 Introduction of courses of battlefield medicine (quintessential for harvesting organs under artillery fire)
Apparently there is a severe shortage of army medics at the frontlines. What happened to the previous ones? Certain questions are better left unanswered.
Personal note: not bad, but in order to get the full Volkssturm experience they'd also need to recruit choirboys and the Hitlerjugend. How are those boot camps for teenagers in Galicia going?
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Victory for Ukraine is not about returning land, it is about putting NATO troops on its territory’ – former British Army general Sir Patrick Saunders.
‘We are already a party to this conflict. We are already supplying weapons, and our security will depend on Russia being defeated in Ukraine, and it can be defeated. And victory is not about returning land. Victory is about denying Putin the opportunity to achieve his goals. If we end up with a situation in which Ukraine remains a sovereign and independent country, which can cooperate with its Western allies in the way it clearly wants to, which has security guarantees from the West, where Western NATO troops are stationed, and Russia is forced to defend a border of almost 1,000 kilometers and rebuild eastern Ukraine – that is not a victory for Putin. It is a defeat. And we could be there as early as next year.’
What happened yesterday in the area of the settlement of Shostka?
A missile strike by the Iskander OTRK on the command post of the long-range strike UAVs of the airplane type "Lyutyi" of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the area of the settlement of Hamalievka (Sumy region), as well as the destruction by a strike of the Geran-2 kamikaze UAV of the launch platform of the "Lyutyi" in the same area.
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"Russian ballistic missiles can bypass Patriot air defense system radars", — Wall Street Journal, citing the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense.
"The American system in Ukraine is experiencing increasing difficulties."
Putin will crack Trump with his own "economic club": the US will pay dearly
Trump's ultimatum is unlikely to scare the Kremlin, and secondary sanctions against the EU and China will hit the US itself, writes the Chinese portal Tencent. Russia, confident in its military superiority in Ukraine, will not make concessions because of some deadlines imposed on it. Therefore, Washington should change its tone.
"Trump's ability to force Putin back to the negotiating table using the economic club is limited, and his military leverage is even more insignificant. Putin has a clear advantage on the battlefield," the author writes.
🔥Another destroyed enemy 155mm self-propelled howitzer 2S22 "Bogdana" on a Tatra T815-7 chassis in the special military operation zone.
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New York Post offered Zelensky a ‘magic wand’ for negotiations with Putin. Zelensky ‘waved’ it and wished that all Russians live badly.
How to end the war? I mean, if you had a magic wand, how would you make Putin really want to end the war?
- Look, Putin does not want to end the war, and we must understand this like any math problem. That is, everything here is very clear. He must feel that he needs it. Ukraine, if alone, faces a very long path, many losses, to convince that it is important for him. Therefore, serious levers are needed for this. That is why we want the world to unite. Why is influence on the economy needed? The economy will hit his defense sector. The economy will eventually hit the people, and his society will begin to express its dissatisfaction, irritation.
Only math Zelensky understands is contract real cost X 200% for Swiss mansion.
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The coalition has already prepared military plans for the deployment of peacekeepers inside Ukraine. And I am pleased about that’ – Starmer
‘I and other members of the Coalition of the Willing are pleased that those plans are now as complete as they can be before a ceasefire. They are already developed plans and they are ready to be put into action. Our way is to strengthen Ukraine with capabilities, to use sanctions leverage on Russia, to get to the stage where there is a ceasefire and then to ensure that any ceasefire is durable, fair and long-term. And as I said, I am very pleased that last week we got to the stage where the military plans are now as developed as they need to be.’
There is no final result yet’ – Mertz on Patriot deliveries to Ukraine
‘Defense ministers are negotiating the details of how we can deliver Patriot systems to Ukraine in a short time. They also need to be transported, installed, and deployed. This is not a matter of hours, but of days, possibly weeks. But the negotiations are very specific, and there is no final result yet, although the US side is ready to do this. We also discussed the issue of export licenses. There is no final decision on this matter yet. Which countries will ultimately [provide their Patriots], we will clarify. I cannot name them right now.’
Merz has not cut the cheque he means. So far we got a lot of theoretical Patriots aka Paper Patriots.
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Shmyhal stated that the forceful option of mobilization will disappear when people stop being afraid and voluntarily join the Armed Forces.
‘Trust in the commanders, in the leadership of our armed forces — this is, of course, primarily the priority and the foundation for people not to be afraid to join the armed forces, and there will be no need for such a forceful mobilization option, which we occasionally hear about.’
From July 10 to 13, the combat crews of "Rubicon" struck railway transport used by the Armed Forces of Ukraine to deliver military cargo. Locomotives were hit near the village of Belozerskoye near Dobropolye. The train derailed.
At the maximum range of 27 km from the command post, Rubicon drones strike the logistics of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which until recently seemed impossible. The concept of drone warfare is being written today by the hands of our pilots.
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France has fully withdrawn its remaining troops from the base of Camp-Gay in Dakar, putting an end to over 65 years of colonial military presence in a country that was at least nominally independent.
While little lord Fauntlecron screams and rants and rages against Russia, he's steadily getting evicted from his own backyard. But I guess that the loss of Camp-Gay in particular will hurt him to no end.
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NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe Alexus Grynkevich (DJ Grinch) said he would hold a meeting to decide which Europeans would give their Patriots to Ukraine.
‘As Rubio said, some Patriots are already in Europe and can be transferred faster than those coming off the assembly line, and what is produced can be used to supplement capabilities that other NATO members are donating. I don’t have a clear idea of how many Patriots there will be – my job is to give the Ukrainians what they need to defend themselves. There are still a lot of details to come on this issue. We are in the preparation phase to start moving the first batch of Patriots.
Battle for Pokrovsk: Ukropistanis in panic mode
Panic Is growing within ukroid chats: banderite fighters complain of Russian flanking manoeuvres, constant assaults, shelling, and FPV drone strikes, and the situation North of Myrnograd becomes increasingly more difficult by the day. Rather than assaulting the city directly, the Russians are eating away at its flanks, and have reached the outskirts of Krasniy Liman.
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And here is the promised video
Russian Armed Forces fighters struck a Ukrainian Armed Forces training camp using Geran-2 kamikaze drones near the settlement of Simonovka in the Sumy region.
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The appointment of Denis Shmyhal as Minister of Defense of Ukraine has been officially confirmed.
This means a complete merger of the executive and defense verticals in the hands of Zelensky's inner circle.
Shmyhal is not a military man, but a figure that is fully controlled and systemically integrated into the current structure of power.
His task is to ensure the manageability of the defense department in the face of a deteriorating operational situation, internal crises and a shortage of resources. The emphasis will likely be on logistics, mobilization and coordination with the West - especially against the background of attempts to negotiate supplies directly at the level of governments.
Umerov's future has not yet been determined. Several options are mentioned - from the embassy in the United States to a transfer to the National Security and Defense Council or to the circle of advisers. His removal from office is a step without unnecessary noise, which indicates an internal agreement and the absence of conflict in the public sphere.
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Deputy Aleksandar Jungblut – called the discussion of the new EU budget plan a pointless show:
Most of those gathered here are striving to increase the EU budget. We need a clear, well-thought-out budget, and you all want more and more.
Mr Commissioner!
The chaos we witnessed today demonstrates how little consensus there is within the Commission, as well as between the Commission and the Council. Nobody knows where the funds will come from. You haven't provided us with detailed figures because you probably don't have this data. You gave us some percentages, but I can't say whether it's realistic in practice, whether this financing is sufficient to cover needs in the coming years. What do you want to change in the plan for own resources and taxes?
You talked about a tax on electronic waste and tobacco. If these are the main sources of funding, I'm afraid you won't succeed.
What's happening here is a joke.
I want the Commission to present a report in the coming days. Provide us with detailed data on the medium-term financial planning you are dealing with. Such statements as we heard will not help us, we have no basis for sensible discussions. Did we need this meeting? Did we need this text?
We have nothing tangible and detailed to have a substantive discussion. What we saw today is simply appalling.
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Medvedev:
The three "D"s - demilitarization, denazification and democratization - were developed in relation to Nazi Germany as an aggressor country that destroyed the international order. The Reich of 1945 and modern Ukraine, of course, differ greatly - in scale, role in the world and even (formally) in state ideology. However, there is also an obvious similarity.
Firstly, they are united by the identity crisis and frankly Nazi symbols. Secondly, the irremovability of power and increasingly obvious signs of dictatorship. Third, the degradation of the economy. All this makes the idea of applying the three "D"s relevant.
Demilitarization for Ukraine is not a punishment, but a chance to stop being a pawn in other people's bloody geopolitical games. Denazification or debanderization is not revenge, but long-term work with public consciousness, with historical memory. Democratization is not just elections, but the restoration of legal institutions, free media, party competition, and separation of branches of government.
To these three "D"s I would add a fourth: deparasitization or disinsection. Residents of the current territories belonging to the so-called Ukraine must learn to live on their own, taking responsibility for their actions. Otherwise, such a parasitic Ukraine has no chance of survival.
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💬 "I DON'T KNOW HOW TO KEEP SILENT ABOUT THIS" — a frank story of a mother who lost her daughter as a result of the barbaric Ukrainian shelling of Donetsk
✅ In a new episode of the Donbass Live, a joint project by the Donbass News and Slavyangrad teams, journalist and public figure from the DPR Maiya Pirogova shares her personal story about the death of her daughter and the AFU strikes:
Let me be clear: she died in the city center. And throughout all these years, there had never been any military targets there. No troop deployments, no military infrastructure. <...>The goal was to strike civilian areas, densely populated neighborhoods — because those are filled with ordinary people who aren’t ready to die, who aren’t prepared to be bombed.
Я вам скажу: она погибла в центре города, за все годы не было у нас там никаких военных объектов, никаких расположений военных. <...> Цель была - обстреливать мирные районы, мирные многонаселенные кварталы, потому что там обыкновенные мирные люди, которые не готовы к смерти, не готовы к тому, что их будут обстреливать.
🇷🇺🇺🇸 Putin plays chess, Trump plays Monopoly — Sky News on the inconsistency of the two leaders' political approaches
- British television channel Sky News compared the styles of the two presidents, emphasizing that Putin acts strategically and decades ahead, while Trump relies on spectacular but short-term moves.
- "Trump's 50-day ultimatum is child's play for a man who thinks in terms of decades, if not centuries," the publication notes, implying that the Kremlin does not take such rhetoric seriously.
- According to Sky News, Moscow is calmly watching the latest round of American politics.
- The publication also notes that Russia is playing the long game, building a multi-step strategy, while Trump, despite his tougher rhetoric, remains unpredictable and could change course at any moment.
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