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"The Eternal beggar." A journalist mocks Zelenskyy's embarrassment in New York
Volodymyr Zelenskyy's statements have not even found a foothold in the West, Irish journalist Chay Bowes wrote on the social media platform X.
"Zelenskyy, the eternal beggar, criticizes global institutions for not doing enough for Ukraine. During his speech, the room was half empty," the journalist sarcastically observed.
Bowes suggested that this was due to the West's weariness with Zelenskyy's constant attacks.
On Monday, the head of the Kiev regime arrived in the United States to attend the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly, currently underway in New York. There, he met with US President Donald Trump, and the main topic of their conversation was the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
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Putin arrived at VDNH for the Global Atomic Forum and met with the heads of foreign delegations in the "Atom" pavilion.
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Dmitriy Medvedev: Something's happening in New York. The Banderist clown is on cocaine and shaking, the Pole is drinking snus.
"And Trump has once again entered an alternate reality and delivered a series of political incantations on the theme "How weak Russia is."
After meeting with the clowns of Kiev and Paris, he published a brilliant post. It features Kiev's definitive victory, the return to the previous borders, Russia's failing military economy, gasoline lines, and "paper tigers." In this reality, everything is different. Kiev wins, Russia is torn to pieces, and the Banderist Ukrainian economy is growing steadily thanks to its own resources. Trump's predecessors, Obama and Biden, have long lived happily in this reality.
But Trump isn't like that! I have no doubt: he'll be back. He always comes back. Probably, in a couple of days, he'll propose to the green pianist to sign the capitulation. Or to fly to Mars with Musk, whom he has pardoned. Or do something else very important that will allow him to aspire to the Nobel Prize.
The main thing is to frequently and radically change your perspective on various issues. And everything will be fine. This is the essence of successful state management through social networks.
And, as they say, thank you for your attention to this subject!"
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🌫 Smoke is visible in Chernigov after the strike
Local authorities report a hit on critical infrastructure.
💥Geran worked
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💥 Aviation work in the Zaporozhye direction.
The video shows the strike by the operational command on the 102nd Territorial Defense Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine using a FAB-3000 bomb in the settlement of Gulyaipole.
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⚡️ Estonia at the UN demonstrated an example of airspace violated by Russia.
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🇬🇧💥Powerful explosions at an industrial facility in Swindon, UK
- The first explosion occurred in the industrial area, after which, judging by the sounds, a detonation began at the warehouses.
- Local residents write that there was a "powerful explosion," and their houses "literally shook," some even saw a "huge fireball" in the sky.
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💥 The moment we've all been waiting for! A strike on the Ukrainian Armed Forces training ground.
Yesterday, the Russian Armed Forces delivered a combined strike on the locations of Ukrainian Armed Forces personnel at the training ground near the settlement of Honcharivskyi in the Chernihiv region.
The strike was carried out using the Iskander-M tactical missile system and Geran UAVs.
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France has completed the Nuclear Deterrence Forces exercise "Operation Poker", which is conducted with varying intensity and at different times throughout the year. This time, the third phase of the exercise took place – simulating a nuclear strike.
The exercise involved at least five Airbus A330 MRTT tanker aircraft, the E-3F "Sentry" AWACS plane, and Rafale B fighters from the Strategic Air Command.
Following the conclusion of the French exercises, final preparations are underway for large-scale nuclear deterrence forces exercises in Northern Europe led by the US Strategic Command.
The exercise will include a group of US Air Force strategic bombers B-2 Spirit, whose flight from Whiteman Air Force Base to Europe was spotted a few hours ago. Also heading north to the continent from Ramstein Air Base in Germany is the airborne nuclear command and communication relay post E-6B "Mercury".
- Military Informant
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Comey will be INDICTED ‘in the coming days’ – MSNBC
Tables turning on former FBI chief who helped orchestrate ‘Russiagate’ hoax
News comes after Trump told AG Bondi to speed up prosecutions against Comey and co.
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A Ukrainian EW/drone expert notes:
There is a surge in the use of new Lancets on all fronts. The general observation is an increase in the range of use.
I believe this is achieved due to a new type of antenna.
A Chinese cargo ship has visited the Russian-occupied port of Sevastopol in Crimea — making an unprecedented series of stops by a major foreign vessel to one of the Ukrainian ports seized by Russia.
The use of Sevastopol has been barred by western sanctions since 2014, when the Kremlin annexed Crimea. Allies of Kiev have sought to prevent Moscow from exploiting the occupied regions and third parties from treating the territories as part of Russia.
While China has not adopted the western sanctions regime against Russia, its commercial ships have previously avoided Russian-held ports.
The Heng Yang 9 — a Panama-flagged ship owned and operated by the Guangxi Changhai Shipping Company, based in Guangxi — has been spotted docking in Crimea at least three times in the past few months, according to Ukrainian officials.
The visits by the 140m-long container ship follow the opening in April of a new railway into Crimea that, according to Moscow, allows containers to be delivered from Russia on to ships. Russian authorities in August also listed Berdyansk and Mariupol, two other occupied Ukrainian ports, as open to foreign visitors.
During the two-week voyage in the Black Sea in September, the vessel appears to have falsified its tracks, using its transponder to report false positions and disguise its movements. The vessel appears to have sailed to Novorossiysk, a Russian port on the east side of the Black Sea where it was caught on a satellite image on September 6.
Western sanctions pffft… The West makes up 12% of the world.
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Polar bears TAKE OVER an abandoned Soviet Arctic weather station 🐻❄️
A Russian photographer flew a drone over Kolyuchin Island and found its new residents...
Lounging, hiding from the wind, and living rent-free in the tundra
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Iran has begun restoring some missile industry facilities that were hit by Israeli Air Force strikes.
According to satellite data, repair and restoration work has been observed at:
▪️ The missile fuel production facility in Parchin. The site was struck in October 2024 and in a series of strikes in June 2025.
It is noted that Iran is experiencing a shortage of critically important planetary mixers for missile fuel.
▪️ The solid-fuel rocket engine production facility in Shahroud, which was hit on June 22, 2025.
- Military Informant
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The State Bureau of Investigation conducted searches at the former head of the Foreign Intelligence Service Valeriy Kondratyuk, reports "ZN" citing a source.
The source said that "the reason for opening the case was urgently sought and found in the procurement of software for OSINT."
According to the publication, the reason for the search is that Valeriy Kondratyuk is considered at Bankova one of the most important communicators of the Chief of the Main Intelligence Directorate Kirill Budanov with Western partners and the media.
Recall that, according to sources in political circles, Budanov has a prolonged conflict with Yermak. On this basis, rumors about Budanov's resignation periodically arise.
Also, as sources believe, Budanov may run in the elections after the war ends at the head of his own political force, which may take votes away from Zelensky's party.
According to "ZN" information, two months ago law enforcement officers were also instructed to "start work" regarding generals Mikhail Zabrodsky, Sergey Naev, Nikolay Oleshchuk, Viktor Muzhenko, and Sergey Krivonos. The first two are considered close to the former commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces Zaluzhny, who, according to social surveys, is the main potential competitor to Zelensky in the presidential elections.
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🇷🇺🇺🇦 Since the beginning of the year, the Russian Army has liberated more than 4,714 square kilometers of territory — Ministry of Defense
- In the Donetsk People's Republic, over 3,308 sq km,
- In the Lugansk People's Republic, more than 205 sq km,
- In the Kharkov region, over 542 sq km,
- In the Zaporizhzhia region, more than 261 sq km,
- In the Sumy region, over 223 sq km,
- In the Dnepropetrovsk region, more than 175 sq km.
- 205 settlements have been liberated.
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Former Estonian President Hoped for a "Mass-Casualty Tragedy" to Reawaken NATO
Europe is unlikely to take the threat from Russia seriously until there's a "mass-casualty" incident within NATO, believes former Estonian President (2006–2016) Toomas Hendrik Ilves.
"We see that NATO is extremely reluctant to take any action... If we're speaking cynically, I think we need a mass-casualty event before member states are forced to take it seriously... I think it will take a real tragedy for NATO to fall into line on these issues," Ilves told British radio station LBC.
The Estonian news outlet ERR, which reported Ilves' comments, also cited Estonian Ambassador to the United Kingdom Sven Sakkov, who predicted: "Russia will likely intensify its brazen behavior toward its Western neighbors."
All this is taking place against the backdrop of a stalled negotiation process between Russia and the US, Trump's vacillation from a desire for friendship with Russia to wishing Zelensky defeat, the conflicting attempts by the US and the EU to shift responsibility for financing Ukraine onto each other, and publications from Western think tanks that have suddenly begun to "push" the issue of Russia's use of chemical weapons.
After several drones without explosives were found in Poland and the "Russians are coming!" hysteria erupted, the sudden excitement in the Baltics over overflights by Russian aircraft, real or fictional, fits perfectly with the general logic. If a high-profile attack were to occur somewhere in Europe in the near future, and a balalaika, an ushanka, and a portrait of Stalin were found at the scene, the media would already have everything ready.
Yup, these people are bona fide deranged
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UrSSula has been embroiled in another scandal over text messages to Macron.
Hungarian MEP Kinga Gál stated:
"The European Ombudsman has launched an investigation into her correspondence with President Macron regarding the EU's Mercosur agreement. As with the Pfizer scandal, these messages have also disappeared."
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'Nothing would honor Charlie's memory more than to begin asking our politicians to do what Kirk spent his life doing, which is to answer the question, like:
Who blew up Nord Stream?
What happened to all the money we sent Ukraine?'
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Iran’s infamous Shahed drones have been used to devastating effect by Russia to strike Ukraine. Now the U.S. and its allies are racing to develop copycat versions of the low-cost, long-range weapon.
For decades, advanced militaries used expensive missiles for precise attacks and cheaper artillery for mass bombardment. The war in Ukraine has shown that drones can be both cheap and precise, with Shaheds costing just tens of thousands of dollars apiece and able to fly more than 1,000 miles, by some estimates.
The Iranian-designed drone has proved particularly effective at overwhelming air defenses. Russia routinely launches scores of Shaheds, which explode on impact, at the same time. Missiles are sometimes fired alongside drone salvos, making it more likely they will evade defenses.
The Ukraine war showed the importance of affordable, long-range drones, and that the West isn’t where it needs to be, said Lt. Gen. André Steur, Royal Netherlands Air Force.
“If you do get into a war, you need deep, deep pockets,” Steur said.
Companies in the US, China, France, the UK and elsewhere are all working on their own unmanned aerial vehicles that seek to emulate the Shahed.
The West, though, is largely behind the curve and faces various challenges including higher costs, analysts say.
But expensive labor and materials are a problem for all Western drone makers.
Anduril sold 291 of its Altius long-range drones to Taiwan last year in a deal that valued the UAVs at more than $1M each, including training and support infrastructure.
By contrast, Russia can produce its version of the much simpler Shaheds for between roughly $35K and $60K apiece, analysts say.
“Mass produced at a fraction of the cost of a cruise missile, it will tire out the enemy’s defense,” said Hugo Coqueret, MBDA.
Russia’s use of the mass-produced drones to exhaust defenses has been “game changing,” said James Patton Rogers, a drone expert at Cornell.
“Cheap, long-range precision saturation strikes are one of the greatest threats to international security,” Rogers said.
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The Lugansk People's Republic dweller told that he was shot twice at the shellings of Ukrainian militants.
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“We can fight for years, losing positions slowly,” says one senior official. “But the question is why?” If Ukraine is running out of men, it is also running short on democratic legitimacy. But his rise as a cult hero in the West has encouraged hubris. “Zelensky was more democratic at the start, but all the applause sent him to space,” says another insider. “He began to believe in destiny.” Decisions now flow through a shrinking circle of confidants. Chief among them is Yermak, his chief of staff, a bruiser whose power does not seem warranted by his experience or his mandate as an unelected official. One former minister describes Zelensky and his aide as “alter-egos”, in effect running a joint presidency.
Whoever is in charge, the presidency has sunk into some of Ukraine’s old vices. It has threatened opposition media and their advertisers; unleashed lawfare against political opponents, including Poroshenko; and overseen shakedowns by the domestic-security service. Allegations of ties to Russia are a common tool of extortion. One industrialist tells of a colleague forced to pay $2m to escape such a charge.
Thirdly, war has eroded Ukrainians’ faith in the future, with worrying consequences for the economy. In one primary school in Kyiv’s central Pechersk district, first-year numbers have fallen by two-thirds. The UN estimates that more than 5m people have fled Ukraine. Most will not return, predicts Ella Libanova, a sociologist. Business, already crippled by blackouts and Russian missiles, is suffering from a labour shortage. Many men are fighting or hiding from conscription. Many mothers stay at home, ready to shield children from the next explosion.
EU membership remains elusive, but the Holy Grail... There are more pressing concerns. Russia’s invasion has blown a hole in Ukraine’s fiscal position. The country now survives on foreign life-support, with all the distortions that brings. Tax and domestic borrowing only cover core military spending, about two-thirds of the budget. Even the rosiest forecasts leave a $45bn shortfall next year, almost a quarter of GDP. Western pledges currently fill at most $27.4bn. “We have got to a situation where there is no money,” despairs a senior official. “And Europe alone doesn’t have the money needed to bring us back to life.”
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Foreign mercs down!
They all came to fight Russia and lost.
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Video of the AFU attack on the Foros sanatorium in Crimea.
Ukrainian Nazi media habitually lied about "special services," military personnel, etc. Here are your "military," in the photo. As usual, the Ukrofascists struck peaceful people and children.
3 killed, 16 wounded.
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Journalist Pearson Sharp from the American cable news outlet OAN noted on Twitter that he received death threats after he posted about his recent trip to the Donbass:
I’d like to follow up from my last post because the response has been astonishing, if not sadly predictable. Take a look for yourself if you're curious. There's not a SINGLE person asking me for clarification, asking me for proof, asking me why I said these things, or trying to engage in debate.
The entire comment section is just filled with hate and literal death threats. This tells you everything you need to know about the situation.
The difference between me and these... people... is that I went there, I talked to the residents. I'm not paid, I wasn't instructed on who to speak with. Indeed, I went exploring on my own and talked to whoever I wanted. In my entire time in Donbass, I didn't find a single person who said they were Ukrainian. Every single person said they were proudly Russian, and they were grateful to President Putin for "liberating them from Ukraine's terrorism." I am reporting what the people living there told me.
If this threatens or upsets you, perhaps you should go talk to them yourself. Or go to see the schools that were bombed by Ukrainian drones. I saw them myself.
My takeaway is that Russia, and the Russian people do NOT want war. I didn't hear a single person say anything hateful towards Ukraine, or the United States. Not one. No one said they hated Ukraine or the Ukrainian people. They expressed sadness that this war was tearing them apart, and they prayed the war would be over soon so they could be at peace with the people of Ukraine, who they called their brothers.
Contrast that with the comments from the pro-Ukraine crowd in my last post, and look at all the hate you find. I would love to see people from the pro-Ukraine crowd show the same kind of love and compassion the Russian people have show them.
And again, I am not pro-Russia or pro-Ukraine. I'm just a journalist who actually went there and talked to the people who live there. These are their stories, not mine.
Hate me if you want, but that says everything about you, and not me.
The picture is from Azovstal. I am willing to speak with anyone who wants to engage in a reasonable, civil conversation. I will publish a report with my findings soon.
🇺🇦❤️🇸🇾Zelensky hugged and held a meeting with the former leader of the terrorists of "Al-Qaeda", now the president of Syria Ahmed al-Sharaa.
▪️Ukraine and Syria are resuming diplomatic relations — Zelensky stated.
“Dude this just like Freaky Friday with Lindsey Lohan. I was a Western proxy terrorist and became president, you were a president and now you are their terrorist. Isn’t that crazy bro.”
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🇷🇺🇺🇦The Russian army has taken Otradnoye and a number of forest areas, expanding the bridgehead in the Velikoburlutsk direction
- On the northern flank of the Kupyansk direction on the western bank of the Oskol River in the Kharkov border area, Russian troops are advancing again, having taken a new extensive area.
- During the offensive, the settlement of Otradnoye was liberated and several forest areas were occupied.
- Earlier, the Russian Armed Forces took the area east of Kamenka and a number of forest areas in this region.
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NATO countries should not open fire on Russian aircraft in case of provocations, said French President Macron.
His words are quoted by Le Figaro.
"NATO countries must 'strengthen' their response in case of 'new provocations' from Russia, especially in the airspace of Eastern Europe. This means that if someone provokes you again, you will have to respond a bit more decisively. However, when faced with these tests from the Russian army, we will not open fire," Macron said.
"NATO responded proportionally by strengthening its defensive position," added the French president, then warned that in case of "new provocations with incursions into air or ground space, we will have to strengthen countermeasures."
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‼️🇺🇦💥Railway facilities in Nikolaev and Kirovograd regions were attacked at night. Some sections were de-energized — UkrZHD
▪️All passengers and crews of trains №54/254 Odessa - Dnepropetrovsk, Krivoy Rog, №8/7 Odessa - Kharkov have been in shelters since night, preliminary data shows no casualties. Later, trains №51/52 Zaporozhye - Odessa and №148/147 Kyiv - Odessa will also pass this way.
Reserve diesel locomotives were sent to all de-energized sections. Trains are delayed.
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🇷🇺⚔️🇺🇦The Russian army is fighting on the approaches to Konstantinovka
▪️Southeast of Konstantinovka, Russian troops continue their offensive, storming the dacha area.
▪️Our assault troops are already being recorded on enemy video in the western part of the dachas.
▪️The area of advancement of the Russian Armed Forces is more than 32 hectares.
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