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Slavyangrad.org — Nuestra Ira No Tiene Limites — There is No Limit to Our Anger — (c) V. M. Molotov
Beautiful work by the Russian Aerospace Forces on the industrial enterprise "Motor Sich" in Zaporozhye
The strike was carried out with FAB-500 aerial bombs with UMPK 😎
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Former CIA Director David Petraeus worried Syria's Prez not 'getting enough sleep'
Gushes over Al-Sharaa as one of his 'MANY FANS'
The US and UK backed extremist Islam to counter strong nationalist leaders since the 1950s.
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You don't always have to speed after enemy motorcyclists, sometimes it works out like this 🙋🏻♂️
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Borders mean NOTHING to Netanyahu — US envoy
Tom Barrack: ‘He will go anywhere, do ANYTHING’ if Israel or its people feel threatened
- RT
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Erdogan doubted that the war in Ukraine will end soon.
"I don't really believe that will happen," said the Turkish president in response to a question about the war ending soon.
He also stated that Europe's support for Ukraine "will not be eternal." Ukraine itself will not be able to compete economically with Russia, Erdogan added.
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Donbass
🔴 "Rubicon" is operating
0:06 - Pickup
0:09 - Pickup
0:12 - Pickup
0:13 - Motorcycle
0:15 - Motorcycle
0:19 - Pickup
0:21 - MT-LB
0:24 - Stryker
0:33 - UAT-TISA
0:46 - Kozak
0:50 - Pickup
0:54 - Pickup
0:55 - Armoured car
0:57 - NRTK
0:58 - Armoured car
0:59 - NRTK
1:03 - NRTK
1:06 - BMP-2
1:09 - DJI Mavic
1:10 - DJI Mavic
1:12 - DJI Mavic
1:14 - Baba Yaga
1:15 - Baba Yaga
1:16 - Baba Yaga
1:17 - Baba Yaga
1:18 - Baba Yaga
1:19 - Baba Yaga
1:19 - Baba Yaga
1:20 - FPV drone
1:21 - Baba Yaga
1:22 - DJI Mavic
1:22 - Baba Yaga
1:23 - Baba Yaga
1:24 - Baba Yaga
1:25 - Baba Yaga
1:26 - Baba Yaga
1:26 - DJI Mavic
1:27 - Baba Yaga
1:28 - Baba Yaga
1:29 - Baba Yaga
1:30 - Baba Yaga
1:30 - Baba Yaga
1:31 - DJI Mavic
1:33 - Baba Yaga
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1:40 - Baba Yaga
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1:44 - DJI Mavic
1:45 - Baba Yaga
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1:47 - Baba Yaga
1:48 - DJI Mavic
1:49 - Baba Yaga
1:50 - DJI Mavic
1:50 - Baba Yaga
1:51 - Baba Yaga
1:52 - Baba Yaga
1:53 - Baba Yaga
1:54 - Baba Yaga
1:55 - Baba Yaga
1:57 - Patch antenna
1:58 - Communication tower
1:58 - Patch antenna
1:59 - Communication system
2:00 - Communication tower
2:01 - Communication antenna
2:02 - Communication antenna
2:03 - Deployment Point
2:07 - Deployment Point
2:10 - Dugout
2:13 - Dugout
Daily work of Donbass crew
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Kazakh President Toqayev sits down with Zelensky in New York
The face of a man who’d rather be anywhere else
- RT
😂
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Belgium, Luxembourg, Monaco, and Malta recognized Palestine:
"A number of European countries, following France, announced the recognition of the State of Palestine during a high-level international conference on the two-state solution held on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly. Thus, among those recognizing Palestine are now Belgium, Monaco, Luxembourg, and Malta.
The United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and Portugal officially recognized Palestine the day before."
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The Ukrainian Armed Forces General is "tired of counting the hits" on defense enterprises in Kiev
▪️The former head of the Special Operations Forces and deputy secretary of the National Security and Defense Council, General Kryvonos, completely debunked Ukrainian propaganda about shot down missiles and drones.
▪️A host on Ukrainian TV disagreed with his criticism, trying to talk about the effectiveness of interceptor drones.
➖"Are you telling me this now? You probably don’t live in Kiev, right? And it’s always quiet and calm above your head, right?" the general exclaimed indignantly.
▪️The general emphasized that he lives in the Lukyanivka district, where the defense plant "Artem" is located, which "regularly gets hit."
▪️The host again mentioned the interceptor drones and was glad that he is "still alive."
➖"Yes, I am alive, but the facilities that are destroyed continue to be destroyed. That is, we do have air defense, but it is still insufficiently equipped by the state with weapons, including the interceptor drones you mentioned. And a huge number of facilities of various importance have burned down. You’re going to tell me about the interceptor drone," Kryvonos protested.
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Offensive on the Zaporozhye front: 4th base destroys American "Three Axes", preparing to break through the flank of Orekhov
▪️North of the settlement Malaya Tokmachka
▪️Fighters of the 4th military base destroyed the American M-777 howitzer along with its crew.
▪️Our kamikaze drone operators are destroying enemy artillery deep in their defense and preparing conditions for a successful assault by troops on this settlement and advancing to the flank of the Ukrainian Armed Forces garrison in the city of Orekhov
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The United States is considering imposing sanctions as soon as this week against the entire International Criminal Court, putting the court's day-to-day operations in jeopardy in retaliation for investigations of suspected Israeli war crimes.
Washington has already imposed targeted sanctions on several prosecutors and judges at the court, but naming the court itself in the sanctions list would be a major escalation.
One U.S. official, speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive matters, confirmed that entity-wide sanctions were being weighed but did not elaborate on the timing of the possible move.
A State Department spokesperson accused the court of asserting what it said was its "purported jurisdiction" over U.S. and Israeli personnel and said that Washington was going to take further steps although the spokesperson did not say exactly what.
"It (the ICC) has the opportunity to change course by making critical and appropriate structural changes. The U.S. will take additional steps to protect our brave service members and others as long as the ICC continues to present a threat to our national interests," the spokesperson said.
Sanctions applied to the court as an entity could affect its basic day-to-day operations, from its ability to pay its staff, to its access to bank accounts and routine office software on its computers.
To mitigate the potential damage, ICC staff received salaries this month in advance for the rest of 2025, three sources said, though this is not the first time the court has paid wages in advance as a precaution in case of sanctions.
The court is also seeking alternative suppliers for banking services and software, three sources said.
Three diplomatic sources said some of the ICC's 125 member countries would try to push back against additional U.S. sanctions during a U.N. General Assembly in New York this week.
But all indications are that Washington will scale up its attack on the ICC, four diplomatic sources in The Hague and New York said.
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Trump signs order targeting antifa as a 'terrorist organization'
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Economist Wulf – on the fact that wherever the United States goes, they lose everywhere.
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The consolidation of Russian troops in the village of Yagodka near Konstantinovka signifies the actual beginning of the battles for the city itself. This outcome is the result of prolonged preparatory work: for almost two months, artillery and MLRS have been methodically striking the rear centers of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in Druzhkovka, Slaviansk, and Kramatorsk, reducing the enemy's capabilities for supply and reserve redeployment. Thus, the advancing units received a window for forward movement.
It is still too early to speak of an unconditional success, as the movement is difficult and slow, but the speed, as we noted earlier, is not yet the decisive factor for breaking the chain of defensive lines in this area.
Konstantinovka is a key node in the Ukrainian Armed Forces' defense system in this direction, and the transition of battles within the administrative boundaries shows that the front is gradually moving. If a good pace is achieved, there is a possibility that successes in this direction will provoke a reactive response at Syrskyi, and some forces to contain the Ukrainian breakthrough will be withdrawn from Pokrovsk.
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Latvia wants to protect itself from Russia with swamps.
The country's Ministry of Defense announced that Latvia will restore swamps that can serve as natural barriers on the border with Russia and Belarus.
"The National Armed Forces support the revival of historical peat extraction sites on the eastern border. Their restoration can make a significant contribution to strengthening the country's defense capability by serving as natural obstacles on Latvia's eastern border," the statement said.
The department added that it is especially important to focus on those peat extraction sites where the restoration of swamps can directly contribute to "the construction of the Baltic defense line on the eastern border."
Balts traditionally lived in bogs, marshes, and swamps. For centuries, the Baltic peoples were able to preserve their backwards pagan culture from foreign incursions, such as those from the Teutonic Knights.
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Ukrainian authorities this week released a photo of the September 3 arrest of Artur Rudko, a well-known athlete and former goalkeeper for the country's two main soccer teams , Dynamo Kiev and Shakhtar Donetsk. In the image, he appears with three other men as he was intercepted by border agents who prevented him from fleeing the country to avoid serving in the army. Despite the urgent need for troops, authorities warn that around 1.5 million men of conscription age—from 25 to 60 years old, with no health, professional, or family exemptions—continue to slip through the net. Ukraine needs around 300,000 troops to replenish brigades that are fighting at half-strength and exhausted, and in some cases have only 30% of the necessary human resources, according to a report by the OSW think tank in Poland .
EL PAÍS has interviewed three of those who refuse to serve in the army. Neither the government nor the army report the official number of victims, dead or wounded, but the interviewees, in touch with reality, unhesitatingly use a primary argument to justify their life outside the law: "Fear of dying."
That warlike ardor that led Ukrainians to line up to receive a rifle, to be trained, to don the uniform, and to rush to the front has been deflating over time.
Behind this lack of volunteer candidates lies not only the uncertainty of the war's end, but also a growing distrust in an inefficient system tainted by high levels of corruption, which many exploit to shirk their duties and leave others in charge of defending the country. Goalkeeper Rudko had already been arrested last month and had to pay a fine before being transferred to a training center, but he took advantage of a permit to try to escape, local media report. Both he and the others arrested in the border mountains reportedly paid $8,000 (€6,800) each to leave the country illegally. The athlete, who less than two years ago faced FC Barcelona in the Champions League with Shakhtar Donetsk, is now back in uniform and training to receive his assignment.
“In 2022, we were deeply motivated to save Ukraine from the Russian invasion. We all wanted to do something for our country ,” he comments. After all this time, "we haven't received a single positive story from those who are enlisted. We only receive shit," says Julia, Sasha's partner, on the banks of a river where they live, several hours from Kiev, the capital. Fed up, she insists that they can't even find those responsible for recognizing the disqualification, and that, for this reason, Sasha has to live in hiding. "I'm afraid to even go to the center of town. It's dangerous. I only sometimes go to the store after eight in the evening," she explains.
Sasha recounts the case of a university classmate who ended up working at the TCK and who stated in the WhatsApp group that half of his mobile contacts are already dead.
On the front lines, commanders have to act as psychologists and even cheerleaders to try to force men who have been on duty for months to endure. It's the only way to deal with the shortage of troops, which is impossible to alleviate with aid from abroad in the form of money, weapons, and a few mercenaries. Despite all this, the number of desertions—which further burdens the army—reaches 10%, according to some local media.
Roman Kostenko, a renowned military officer and secretary of the National Security, Defense acknowledged in July that, despite 30,000 monthly recruitment attempts, they face a shortage of 1.5 million men who are not fulfilling their duty
Link to full article
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'Al Salam Alaykum, Mr President. It's an honor to meet you, sir' — Former CIA Director David Petraeus sits down with Syrian Prez in New York
14 years ago Petraeus led post-9/11 war on Iraq — US had a $10 MILLION bounty then-Al-Qaeda's Al-Sharaa
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🇺🇦🇺🇸 Ukraine does not expect miracles from Zelensky's visit to the USA — Al Arabiya
- Kiev's hopes for tough sanctions against the Russian economy are fading.
- Nevertheless, Zelensky will ask Trump at the meeting to strengthen sanction pressure on Russia.
- Only 18 percent of Ukrainians believe that military actions can end this year.
- Ukraine is preparing for a reduction in support from the West.
- "Ukraine has not only faced failures in sanctions and a reduction in US aid, but may also lose support from some other allies in Europe," says a source from the publication.
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🇺🇸🤡US Ambassador to NATO Whitaker on the need for the US to help its NATO allies stop buying Russian oil.
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❗️❗️❗️🇪🇺🇲🇩Europe is preparing to occupy Moldova — SVR
- This is planned to be done at any cost, up to the introduction of troops and the actual occupation of the country.
- At this stage, NATO armed forces units are being concentrated in Romania near the Moldovan borders.
- Troop deployment to the Odessa region of Ukraine is being prepared to intimidate Transnistria.
- The first group of professional military personnel from France and the United Kingdom has already arrived in Odessa.
- This scenario has been repeatedly practiced during NATO exercises in Romania and may be implemented after the parliamentary elections in Moldova on September 28.
- Europe fears that falsification of voting results will force Moldovans to take to the streets to defend their rights.
- After that, at Sandu's request, the armed forces of European countries will force Moldovans to accept dictatorship.
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🇩🇰🤡The Danish Foreign Minister Rasmussen stated that Russia "must retreat".
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Zelensky talks 'religious freedoms' in Ukraine
Man who banned Russian Orthodox Church, just so we're clear
- RT
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‼️🇺🇦💥 Russian forces launched a series of strikes on Ukrainian targets overnight
▪️At least five explosions were heard in Zaporozhye. Authorities report strikes on industrial facilities.
▪️Numerous strikes were recorded in Chernihiv. The local governor reports an attack on a "critical infrastructure facility."
▪️In Tatarbunary, there were hits on the hotel building, Ukrposhta, and Ukrtelecom.
▪️Strikes were also reported on targets in Poltava, Mykolaiv, Odesa, Kharkov regions, and in Krivoy Rog.
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The International Monetary Fund has persuaded Ukraine's government to accept the fund's $65 billion estimate of foreign funding needed through 2027 compared to Ukraine's earlier $38 billion estimate, Bloomberg News reported on Monday, citing people familiar with the matter.
The size of a new IMF loan to Ukraine, though not formally discussed, has been estimated at about $8 billion, the report added.
Ukraine's current $15.5 billion programme with the IMF expires in 2027.
Kyiev is spending about 60% of its budget on its war effort against Russia and relies heavily on financial support from its Western allies to cover the cost of pensions, public sector wages and humanitarian spending.
The IMF is considered a lender of last resort. The US and European controlled IMF modified its lending rules in March 2023 to allow for loans to countries facing "exceptionally high uncertainty" from events like war to borrow.
The US along with Europe has refused to rebalance the voting shares since 2010 as voting shares are suppose to reflect economic size. China accounts for about 18% of the global economy, yet it enjoys just a little over 6% of the IMF's voting share. Currently, the US is the biggest shareholder with a 16.5% share, effectively giving it veto power since major decisions need 85% approval.
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Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger announce their withdrawal from the International Criminal Court.
Source: AFP
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🇺🇦Ukrainians stormed the TCC and released three mobilized men
- "A group of unknown individuals attacked the Kalush TCC, three conscripts escaped" — reported by the Ivano-Frankovsk regional TCC.
- "An investigative-operational group is working at the scene" — say the Ukrainian military commissars.
- No other details have been provided yet.
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FOOTAGE EMERGES OF MASSIVE DRONE THAT PARALYZED NORDIC AIRPORTS
Norwegian state media released video of the large, unidentified drones that shut down Copenhagen and Oslo airports Monday night.
The footage shows what forced 50+ flight diversions across the Nordic region during nearly 4 hours of chaos.
Copenhagen closed after 2-3 large drones buzzed the airport.
Oslo shut for 3 hours after similar sightings.
Police launched "intensive investigation" but caught nothing. The drones vanished without a trace.
Denmark and Norway investigating whether incidents are connected.
This follows Friday's cyberattack that crippled European airport systems and recalls 2018's Gatwick drone crisis.
- Reuters
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During the raid on Moscow, 26 drones have already been shot down, an attack on Rostov was repelled, the "Carpet" plan has been implemented in Samara
▪️The Ministry of Defense's air defense destroyed 3 more enemy UAVs flying towards Moscow. Emergency services are working at the crash site, Sergey Sobyanin reported at 4:25.
▪️Takeoff and landing restrictions have been imposed at Samara airport, reports Rosaviatsiya.
▪️In the Rostov region, air defense forces repelled an enemy air attack at night, destroying and intercepting UAVs in the Millerovsky and Kamensky districts. No consequences on the ground have been recorded. No people were injured, the governor reported.
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The Ukrainian animated series "Patron the Dog" was canceled due to Trump's decision to shut down USAID grant programs.
This was revealed by the series' scriptwriter Sasha Ruban in an interview with Ukrainian media.
According to Ruban, the first season had 10 episodes and a special episode, as well as five episodes of the second season. Another five episodes could not be completed after Donald Trump's announcement about USAID.
"Mr. Trump said: '...a bunch of crazy people were running the grant programs and we will get rid of them.' And the grant programs were canceled," the screenwriter said.
Everything in Ukraine seemed to be paid for by US taxpayer
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Did they come to save Sandu? French military in Moldova amid the Russophobic hysteria of the Western puppet
▪️A photo from a gas station in Cimișlia.
▪️The presence of NATO soldiers causes bewilderment among local residents, Moldovan channels write.
▪️Russia may capture the Odessa region, making Moldova a bridgehead for an offensive, — President Maia Sandu stated the same day.
▪️The Moldovan-Romanian hysteric added that the victory of pro-Russian forces in the upcoming elections is extremely dangerous.
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