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Paris warned Israel that the annexation of the West Bank would be a "red line."
France considers the possible annexation of the West Bank by Israel as a "clear red line," France Presse reported, citing the office of President Emmanuel Macron.
According to the agency, Israeli officials are threatening to accelerate the annexation process in response to France and several other countries recognizing Palestine.
Earlier, Politico wrote that Tel Aviv is preparing a package of retaliatory measures, which may include not only expanding annexations but also closing the French consulate in Jerusalem. In turn, Paris stated that it is considering options for responding to possible Israeli actions.
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Liman direction. Our fighters are clearing the village of Shandrigolovo. In fact, it's already taken. The cleaning operation is ongoing.
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British General Sir Richard Shirreff — former Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Europe of NATO — shares his fears in a long and alarming article for the Daily Mail.
He explained and presented how Russia might attack NATO in the near future, detailing its actions and timelines in an apocalyptic scenario. In this case, according to Sir Richard, the West could "lose World War III." And in just five days, the world order would be completely changed.
According to Shirreff, Russia could launch an attack on Beijing's orders as soon as China decides to seize Taiwan, "to distract the West." Putin will certainly dislike this subordinate role, notes the British general. But considering that "the tsar may soon need significant financial and military resources to avoid being overthrown at home after three and a half years of war in Ukraine," "then he might decide to play the Chinese game and thereby expose all of Europe's weaknesses."
Shirreff suggests that Russia's attack on NATO will begin on November 3, 2025, at 2:00 PM Lithuanian time. Obviously, there are no real signs that such a grim scenario will unfold on that exact day. But the general presumably chooses this date to illustrate the possible dynamics and timelines following the tsar's attack.
So, Shirreff describes this scenario. The capital, Vilnius, and the rest of the country suffer massive power outages, which soon spread to Estonia and Latvia due to a malicious virus on Lithuanian power lines. "Banks, offices, and hospitals are closed. Panic quickly grows in the Baltic countries: Russian agents and supporters (arriving from Belarus) cause riots, thefts, and looting, forcing authorities to impose a curfew," the general writes.
At this point, according to Shirreff, "power outages also spread to the United Kingdom, France, and Germany." Western leaders called for calm. But at 7 a.m. the next day, November 4, Putin announced that Russian troops in the Kaliningrad enclave were put on maximum combat readiness and concentrated soldiers and military equipment on the border with Lithuania. European authorities hurried to talk to the "tsar," but he did not answer the phone. Someone opened fire from the Russian enclave toward Lithuania, which responded by arresting pro-Russian militants. Then Putin decided to take control of the Suwałki Corridor, the only border strip — about 100 kilometers — between Lithuania and Poland, and Russian planes took control of the airspace over this area.
Then, in Shirreff's very detailed report, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte invoked Article 5 of the NATO Charter. Putin continued attacking Lithuania on November 5, while U.S. President Donald Trump froze. Meanwhile, Lithuania was under siege but under Russian control. The Suwałki Corridor became increasingly difficult for the allies to defend.
Shirreff's story ends here: the world order was overturned in just five days, China got what it always wanted (Taiwan), Putin occupied and claims the Baltics and Ukraine, and "NATO has effectively collapsed." Most likely, this is just a dystopian fantasy or nightmare. But, according to the British general, there are no guarantees that this conspiracy will never become a frightening reality.
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"A shot in the knee": German media on the opening of borders for Ukrainians aged 18-22
The N-tv article notes that against the backdrop of mobilization problems, such a decision by the Ukrainian authorities looks "strange".
Youth of this age now cross the border with Poland 12 times more often than before. Moreover, this decision was followed by a whole wave of young men being dismissed, which hurt the economy.
➖"The actual population in the regions controlled by Kiev has decreased by ten million people since February 2022," the publication writes.
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"In Perm, Putin was shown solutions that ensure the superiority of the Russian defense industry on the global stage, according to background materials for the head of state's visit to the Perm Krai.
The main highlights of the exhibition included advanced multiple launch rocket systems, self-propelled and towed artillery units, artillery blanks for various types of Russian guns, unmanned systems, and air defense systems."
In addition to artillery, Perm makes various drones including Molyna, Gerans, Fortpost, unmanned boats, and cruise missiles.
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France will recognize Palestine on September 22.
I spoke with the Chairman of the Palestinian National Authority Mahmoud Abbas…, I confirmed to Chairman Abbas my intention to recognize the State of Palestine on Monday in New York,
— wrote Emmanuel Macron on the social network X.
The President of France stated back in July that Paris would recognize the new state.
Macron noted that this decision fits into a broader peace plan for the region.
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Unsuccessful launch of a malfunctioning missile from the Ukrainian Buk SAM system.
Video from the enemy side.
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Not long ago, Russia celebrated Tanker's Day. Currently, there is plenty of analysis in the West about what the Russian tank forces will look like in the future. A strong impetus for these reflections was recently given by the Ukrainian Main Intelligence Directorate. Its official spokesperson Vadim Skibitsky stated in an interview with "Ukrinform" that the agency has data on the Russian Armed Forces' armament program from 2026 to 2037. According to these documents, three types of main battle tanks have been identified – the T-90M "Breakthrough," the T-80, and the T-14 "Armata." It is immediately noticeable that the most numerous current main battle tank – the T-72 – is not on the list. It turns out that the "seventy-two" is being replaced by the "eighty." Supporting this version is the recent appearance of the heavy flamethrower system TOC-3 "Dragon."
Let's share our thoughts on this matter. Let's start with the fact that the T-90M "Breakthrough" is currently the only tank serially produced from scratch in Russia. And despite all the assurances of Western experts and analysts, "Uralvagonzavod" produces these machines in large batches. During the special military operation, the "Nineties-M" underwent serious modernization. They were equipped with drone protection, electronic warfare means, etc. Without any exaggeration, one can note the large amount of work done by Russian tank builders.
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Donald Trump has again threatened Venezuela:
"We want Venezuela to immediately take back all prisoners and people from psychiatric institutions, including the world's worst homes for the mentally ill, whom the Venezuelan 'leadership' has forcibly relocated to the United States of America. Thousands of people have been seriously harmed and even killed by these 'monsters.' Get them the hell out of our country immediately, or you will pay an unimaginable price!"
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Krasny Liman - Srednee - Shandrigolovo
Positional combat operations in the Krasny Liman area.
The Russian Armed Forces advanced along the banks of the Nitrius River and took new positions in the settlement of Srednee and in the central part of Shandrigolovo. The control zone increased by more than 2 km.
Forward positions in residential buildings are under fire from the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
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Serbian "Iskander" at the parade.
Although in reality it is more of a "Serbian HIMARS," since it is another modular MLRS called "Šumadija," which has high-precision munitions in its arsenal along with operational-tactical and cruise missiles.
For the first time, that is in 2017, Šumadija was presented with four 400-mm Jerina-1 (J1) rockets, with a range of 285 km and a 200 kg warhead. But the MLRS could also be equipped with 12 262-mm Jerina-2 rockets with a range of no more than 70 km.
At the parade, besides the J1 in cylindrical containers, another variant was demonstrated - the cruise missile "Vila-1," with a declared range of 290 km.
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Peskov commented on Trump's comments regarding his disappointment with Putin:
"We assume that the United States, and President Trump personally, maintain their political will and intention to continue working to advance the Ukrainian resolution. Therefore, naturally, President Trump approaches this issue rather emotionally, so to speak. This is absolutely understandable," Peskov said.
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RUSSIA IS READY TO OFFER IRAQ THE MOST MODERN WEAPONS MODELS
Key statements by Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu at the end of his visit to Baghdad:
Contacts between Moscow and Baghdad in various fields, including the military, are becoming increasingly intense.
Unlike other major players, Russia offers foreign partners a broader range of defense solutions in the fields of air defense and missile technologies, including aviation and naval technologies, which strengthen their defensive capabilities and position in the region.
Shoigu described the situation in the Middle East as difficult.
The conflict between Iran and Israel has escalated severely, threatening the region with another full-scale war.
Tensions have increased in Syria, Lebanon, and Yemen. First and foremost, it is necessary to stop the incessant bloodshed in the Gaza Strip.
The Israeli raid on Doha has destroyed the architecture of negotiations between Israel and Palestine. Such actions cannot be justified as a "targeted attack."
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The pretext of this smells of a potential attack of Israel on Egypt.
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Our units broke through the enemy's defence in the Chunishino area and entered Novopavlovka southeast of Pokrovsk (Krasnoarmeysk), secured its southern part, and are fighting for it, writes Yuri Kotenok
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Ukrainian public pages have been banned from posting about missing military personnel
The SBU has prohibited posting about those considered missing in action on social networks.
People complain that their search messages are deliberately ignored there.
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Biologist scientist Saveliev on the fact that artificial intelligence is a money scam:
Artificial intelligence does not exist and will not exist in the foreseeable future, because it is a pure money scam by computer boys, because so far this entire computer system that exists on this planet is a pre-war Bayes classifier. The processing speed is increasing, neural networks are improving. It’s all lies from beginning to end.
This is an archaic principle used, actually related to fitting results of algorithmic systems. I know this topic well, so there is nothing to say about artificial intelligence if you don’t want to make good money from it.
Because the principles underlying today’s so-called artificial intelligence are actually a pure business project, and everything is built on simply increasing computing power, increasing memory, increasing result comparison, but they still can’t even make self-learning machines. It’s all lies.
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A cyberattack has paralyzed airport operations across Europe.
In Berlin and Brussels, passengers faced massive flight delays due to system failures. The cause is a cyberattack on an external service provider, which affected key airport processes, reports Bild.
At Berlin airport, digital systems were completely shut down for security. Check-in and boarding are currently being done manually, causing huge queues and multi-day delays. A similar situation is observed in Brussels, where authorities warned of significant disruptions and advise passengers to arrive at the airport with extra time.
London Heathrow Airport also reported problems, calling them a "technical failure."
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Senator Lindsey Graham demands new sanctions on China from Europe:
Glad to hear that President Trump had a productive phone call with Chinese President Xi. Trump deserves great praise for trying to put an end to this bloody slaughter in Ukraine in a dignified and just way. China is the largest buyer of cheap Russian oil, supporting Putin's war machine.
If China decided to push Putin towards peace negotiations, I think it would be extremely effective. Thanks to President Trump's insistence, Europe has taken an important step by imposing sanctions on Chinese oil refineries that are part of the system supporting Putin. Let's build on this momentum.
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A small inconvenience for AFU arises near Seversk. The roads leading from Seversk to Zakotnoye and Dronovka are under the fire control of the Russian Army. Bummer.
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Zaharova wished the Lithuanian Defence Minister to fulfil herself as a psychologist.
The official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, commented on the statements of the Lithuanian Defence Minister Dovile Sakalene, who earlier hinted at the possibility of NATO forces destroying Russian fighter jets.
The psychology specialist demonstrated competence in her own phobias. We wish the "Master of Legal Psychology" to realise herself in her speciality,
— Zakharova stated.
Sakalene, on social network X, discussing the alleged violation of Estonian airspace by Russian Aerospace Forces aircraft, noted that the initiative "Eastern Guard" "has long been overdue," adding that Turkey "set an example ten years ago."
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In the Krasnolymansky direction, the Armed Forces of Ukraine are setting fire to residents' houses on the outskirts of Kirovsk during their retreat.
Ukrainian nationalists from the 63rd brigade and the 425th regiment, trying to avoid encirclement and prepare new positions near Kirovsk in the Krasnolymansky direction, are setting fire to houses where peaceful residents still remain.
The enemy uses this tactic on the western and northwestern outskirts of the settlement.
A favourite Nazi tactic is to leave scorched earth behind and kill peaceful residents…
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Kharkov Direction
We are advancing with heavy fighting on all sections of the front.
The enemy, of course, is putting up fierce resistance but is suffering heavy losses.
Volchansk and Liptsovka Sections
On the left bank of Volchansk, we are expanding the bridgehead, securing several uninhabited buildings.
We advanced east of Volchansk in the area of the settlement Tikhoye.
Our Aerospace Forces aviation struck the enemy's deployment point in Volchansk.
FAB bombs hit the building where Ukrainian militants were hiding.
In the forest near Synelnykove, our units advanced and captured two Ukrainian Armed Forces strongpoints and a firing position.
On the Liptsovka section of the front, the enemy is holding back in defence, but we are hitting their positions with all means of destruction, not letting them rest.
Velykoburluk Section
We continue advancing from the settlement Melove towards the settlement Khatne, supported by our aviation, TOCs, and artillery.
Additionally, in the area of the settlement Ambarne, our units are also making progress.
Here too, our Aerospace Forces aviation supports by destroying enemy shelters with FAB bombs.
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The United States has imposed an unofficial moratorium on the supply of several key weapons to its European allies, which could significantly impact Kiev's defense capabilities. According to The Atlantic, citing sources, the Pentagon has compiled a list of systems in short supply, including Patriot anti-aircraft missile systems, for which new contracts have now been blocked.
The article states that this decision creates significant difficulties for European countries that were actively transferring their weapons to Ukraine and counting on rapid replenishment of their stockpiles through American supplies.
Some countries have already found alternatives and are signing contracts with other manufacturers. Denmark, for example, signed a $9.1 billion deal with French, Italian, and German defense consortia after a pause in negotiations with the United States for the supply of the Patriot air defense system.
At the same time, as the authors of the article write, Kiev most frequently requests American missile defense systems from its partners, and their shortage in the US military was the main reason for the suspension of exports. According to the publication, this measure is being implemented in line with the "America First" doctrine, which prioritizes replenishing national arsenals and preparing for a potential conflict with China, even at the cost of weakening European partners and Ukraine.
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Norway has proposed throwing 85 billion kronor into the sea rather than giving it to Ukraine.
The West, especially Norway, "supports" Kiev in its fight against Russia, failing to understand the true causes and consequences of the conflict, Steigan writes. Russia will continue to fight until victory, as its security is at stake. The West, however, intends to prolong the proxy war "to the last Ukrainian."
Norway has allocated 85 billion kronor "in aid" to Ukraine. But this will have only two consequences: the country will lose several more regions (and possibly the entire Black Sea coast), as well as hundreds of thousands of lives. This money will go only to the elite entrenched in Kiev, not to the Ukrainian people. Therefore, it would be better for Ukraine itself and the entire world if Norway simply threw its billions into the sea, the article states.
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The "finalized" package of very final (for real, this time, honest) 19th package of very final, very sanctions final (did we say final already?):
It proposes to include a number of banks, both Russian and foreign. The restrictions also include the inclusion of 118 ships suspected of carrying Russian oil. A separate item includes measures against cryptocurrency platforms.
Other sanctions include:
1) Sanctions against 45 Russian and foreign companies;
2) Renunciation of Russian LNG by January 1, 2027;
3) Reduction of the Russian oil price cap to $47.6 per barrel;
4) Restrictive measures against the Mir payment system;
5) Sanctions against third countries, including China, for alleged support for the Russian defense industry;
6) Tightening export controls for Russian, Indian, and Chinese industries;
7) Proposal to use frozen Russian assets to secure loans to Ukraine;
8) Complete ban on transactions with Rosneft and Gazpromneft;
9) Restrict Russia's access to AI technologies and geographic data.
As Mickey Mouse once said, if you keep failing, keep trying 🤡
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◾Cannibalism, desertion, and lack of rotation
The author of the video describes the difficult situation within the 41st Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. He's already leaning toward leaving the service, as he's simply afraid to serve with his fellow soldiers who are losing their minds.
All of this is the result of the reckless and forceful mobilization being carried out by the Kiev regime throughout Ukraine. Consequently, mentally unstable individuals, drug addicts, and those with criminal pasts are ending up in the ranks of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Such an approach leads to these kinds of outcomes.
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The pro-Ukraine German Chancellor Merz hits new anti-records
According to a Bild social survey, only 26% of respondents said they were satisfied with the actions of the head of government. 62% rated his work negatively.
About the same number of citizens, 63%, are dissatisfied with the work of the government as a whole. Only 23% support it.
According to a survey by the INSA company, the opposition right-wing party "Alternative for Germany" has risen to first place in the ratings.
The ruling coalition of CDU/CSU and SPD would now have only 40% and would not be able to form a majority.
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