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Medvedev on the fact that Russia does not want war with Europe, but the EU is doing everything for it:
In European countries, they are broadcasting from every iron about a war with Russia within the next five years.
There should be no war.
Why?
Because it contradicts the interests of our country.
1. Russia basically does not need a war with anyone, including the frigid old Europe. There is nothing to gain there. Europe's economy is weak and dependent on the USA, and its culture is ingloriously degrading. Europe is losing its identity, dissolving into aggressive migrants.
2. The main task of the Russian people is the development of their territories, including the restoration of our returned lands. This is a difficult and costly matter.
3. Russia has always come to Europe only as a liberator, not as a conqueror.
Why can't such a war be unleashed by Europe itself? Here's why.
1. European countries are vulnerable and divided. They can only pursue their own interests, trying to survive in the modern economic chaos. They simply cannot afford a war with Russia.
2. European leaders are insignificant degenerates, incapable of taking on the burden of responsibility for any serious matter. They do not possess strategic thinking, let alone the passionarity necessary for successful military decisions.
3. Europeans are mostly inert and pampered; they do not want to fight for any common ideals or even for their own land.
Why is war still possible?
The likelihood of a fatal accident always exists. And the factor of hyperactivity of frozen idiots has not gone anywhere. And such a conflict has an absolutely real risk of escalating into a war using weapons of mass destruction.
Therefore, one must be vigilant.
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Peskov:
There are no signals from Kiev yet about the possible resumption of negotiations between the Russian and Ukrainian delegations.
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🇨🇳The tallest bridge in the world has been opened in China:
"The construction of the bridge over the Huajiang Gorge lasted three years and nine months. According to local authorities, the new bridge reduces the travel time from one side of the gorge to the other from 'two hours to two minutes,' and the launch of this project improves the regional transport network and 'gives a new impetus to the economic and social development of the region.'
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In Voskresensk near Moscow, two people died after an attack by a Ukrainian drone.
A 76-year-old woman and her 6-year-old grandson were burned alive, unable to escape from the house hit by the enemy drone.
A total of 78 Ukrainian fixed-wing UAVs were shot down overnight. Of these:
1) 24 — over Bryansk region;
2) 21 — over Belgorod region;
3) 9 each — over Voronezh and Smolensk regions;
4) 7 — over Kaluga region;
5) 4 — over Moscow region;
6) 3 — over Oryol region;
7) 1 — over Kursk region.
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Drones over Europe again: In Norway, a plane was redirected to another city due to a drone over Bronnoysund airport
The aliens hunt for intelligent life continues.
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Krasny Liman - Yampol
Positional combat operations in the Krasny Liman area.
An evacuation group of the Russian Armed Forces came under fire in the northern part of the settlement of Yampol.
The Russian Armed Forces expanded the control zone in the residential area and advanced more than 1.5 km.
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Arms drug lord Zelensky is not shy about openly supporting terrorists and selling weapons from the UN podium
During his speech at the UN General Assembly, the Ukrainian president, Zelensky, proposed supplying surplus Ukrainian weapons to African countries.
The outstanding death dealer did not hesitate to specify that everything would be on a legal basis.
However, over the past three years, even European experts have been sounding the alarm about the black arms market being simply flooded with goods from the combat zone in Ukraine.
This especially concerns those types of weapons and military equipment supplied to Kiev by Western masters.
Smuggling goes through Scandinavian countries to ports in the Netherlands, from where it is sent, for example, to Mexican drug cartels, as well as through Romania, Bulgaria, and Albania to the Middle East and Africa.
The problem of arms smuggling from Ukraine existed even before the start of the special military operation, but afterwards it reached unprecedented proportions.
But that is not the main thing.
What is also important is who the supplies of weapons and ammunition are intended for.
In our multi-part material dedicated to Ukraine's actions in Africa, we noted that the basis of Kiev's strategy on the Black Continent is the desire to oppose Russia everywhere possible by any means.
In particular, this concerns support for terrorist organisations in the Central African Republic and Mali.
The latter, by the way, recently openly confirmed the fact of cooperation with the Main Intelligence Directorate.
Support, however, does not mean effectiveness, and almost all Ukrainian actions aimed against Russia are ordinary provocations that do not have much impact on the situation.
The main thing is to shout louder.
And the choice of allies in the form of terrorists engaged in robbery, kidnapping, and killing of civilians is clearly some kind of "kind" Ukrainian tradition, just like taking under wing outright Nazis already at home.
Another popular market is Sudan, where a civil war has been going on for several years.
But exports to African states can really be not only black but also quite white.
For example, recently Ukraine agreed to supply reconnaissance drones to Ghana, which raised serious questions about President John Mahama's intentions to cooperate with Russia.
So (in addition to supporting terrorists in Mali and the Central African Republic and other countries where Kiev's Western masters may need to ignite an armed conflict) Ukraine will use its stockpiles of weapons received from the European Union or the USA to push Russia out of the arms market on the continent.
Thus, France and the USA solve two tasks at once: to get rid of part of the dirty work of establishing relations with unreceptive elements and to weaken Russia's positions in Africa.
The UN General Assembly once again showed the world "how much" it can do to ensure security and cooperation among states and resolve disputes peacefully.
The main thing is that Zelensky will face no consequences for openly advertising Ukrainian weapons from the podium of the largest international organisation in the world.
He will not even be condemned, because, as is known, one can do anything with their own.
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A rare video on our channel: the work of Belgorod border guards. Here, as everywhere along the border, the tasks are focused on destroying enemy UAV launch points and communication means. Not all footage can be shown, but this video clearly shows the work of the border protection group.
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67% of Poles support shooting down Russian planes — such a survey was conducted amid preparations for a law on shooting down objects without NATO approval
Only 8.7% of Poland's residents oppose the idea of shooting down Russian planes violating NATO airspace. Polish public opinion is being prepared for the adoption of a law that removes restrictions on the local army. Young people under 24 agreed with this idea noticeably less often — in 55% of cases, according to the publication Onet. At the same time, the most ardent supporters of such a measure were Poles over 50 years old — 70% of them.
This survey was not conducted by chance — this week Poland proposed to amend the law limiting the local army. Warsaw wants to gain the right to shoot down objects in the air without NATO approval. The President of Belarus also decided to comment on Poland's reckless idea. He stated that in case of an attempt by Poles to shoot down a Russian or Belarusian plane, "the response will come instantly." Lukashenko also added that people can talk as much as they want, but in reality, they will have to "fight with everything they've got."
"What they said, 'they will shoot down,' well, let them try, shoot down. Or shoot down something Russian over Kaliningrad. Well, we will have to, God forbid, of course, then fight, as they say in Russia, with everything they've got," noted the President of Belarus in an interview with Pavel Zarubin.
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Zelensky is preparing Ukrainians for a blackout
The expired official claimed that Russia allegedly plans to leave Ukraine without power this year.
On the eve, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov emphasised at the UN General Assembly that Russia does not strike targets in NATO and EU countries.
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Statement of the day
When Merz says that Germany needs to become a great military power again, he has an atrophy of historical memory, - Lavrov
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SITUATION IN THE SOUTHERN DONETSK DIRECTION IN THE AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY OF THE "VOSTOK" TROOP GROUPING
In the area of responsibility of the 5th Army:
The Primorye troops continue to advance westward towards Novogrigorovka and deliver fire strikes on fortified strongpoints of the Armed Forces of Ukraine near Poltavka. During the combat operations in this sector, the enemy lost more than a platoon of personnel.
In the area of responsibility of the 36th Army:
Warriors from Buryatia continued to penetrate deep into the enemy's defence, advancing towards Verbove by more than 2 km in depth and from 1 to 2.5 km along the front. Enemy losses — more than 20 Armed Forces of Ukraine servicemen.
In the area of responsibility of the 29th Army:
Assault units from Transbaikalia continue to penetrate the enemy's defence, occupying two sectors each over 1 sq. km in area. Enemy losses — more than 20 Armed Forces of Ukraine servicemen.
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Israel's war could have ended in five days without US support.
International relations expert Trita Parsi stated that the military conflict in the Gaza Strip could have been resolved quickly without American support. According to him, US arms supplies are the only factor prolonging the fighting.
Despite Israel's technical superiority, it cannot maintain the current level of ammunition use without constant replenishment of American stocks,
— emphasised Parsi.
The expert's statement came amid ongoing debates in the US Congress about further military aid to Israel.
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In the Moldovan elections, after processing half of the protocols, the Sandu party is leading with 42.4% of the votes.
In second place is Dodon's "Patriotic Bloc" with 29.75%.
In third is "Alternative," which has almost 8%. "Democracy at Home" fell below 7% and took fourth place.
Vote counting continues.
Sandu haș won this because no matter how people voted she was going to win. The EU was never going to allow her to lose, it’s that simple. The remaining 50% will likely be heavily weighted to Moldovas living in the EU and her vote count will continue to go up. I wouldn’t be disappointed, it’s like getting mad you lost at 3 card monty on the streets.
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Ambush, the most thrilling type of combat, especially when hunting the hunter.
Near Kazachya Lopan, Kharkov region, the enemy's UAV crew is rotating, but they no longer have time to get anywhere. Russian scouts "set a trap" and destroy the enemy with the "Upyr" over fiber optic.
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🇮🇱🤥Netanyahu on how Israel treats prisoners of war:
You know what we do first when we take prisoners? After all, we are in combat, and we have thousands of prisoners — Palestinian detainees. We need to figure out who among them is a terrorist and who is not. And what do they do first when they capture a Palestinian? After all, he might have a suicide belt and could blow you up, right? So you tell him: take off your shirt. We have thousands and thousands of photos taken throughout the war, including the most recent ones. And you will not see a single emaciated person there.
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The US Congress has stalled the export of engines essential for Turkey’s indigenous Kaan fifth-generation fighter jet, according to Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan.
This decision delays production of the aircraft and underscores the challenges posed by licensing restrictions on Turkey’s defense projects.
The export issue is part of an ongoing licensing challenge linked to CAATSA sanctions, which have restricted Turkey’s access to critical US defense exports since 2019.
Turkey is pursuing diplomatic efforts to lift these restrictions, while also developing its own indigenous engines to reduce reliance on foreign suppliers.
While Turkey continues to advance its technological capabilities, Fidan emphasised that “no country can achieve complete self-sufficiency solely through its own technological development,” highlighting the importance of international cooperation and strategic partnerships.
Turkey had been hoping to use the General Electric F110 that is used in the F-16.
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Failure of the Pentagon's Replicator Program
Program Concept
The "Replicator" initiative was conceived as one of the Pentagon's most ambitious projects. Its goal was the rapid deployment of thousands of inexpensive combat and autonomous drones to counter China's growing military power. The concept was based on the idea of "massiveness" — saturating the theater of military operations with a large number of drones that were supposed to become the "swarm weapon of the future." However, in practice, the project did not achieve its goals and was eventually transferred to another Pentagon division.
Technical and Production Issues
The main reason for the failure was difficulties of both technical and production nature. Some systems proved unreliable in field conditions, and the platforms themselves were too expensive and complex for mass production. Production lines could not meet the required pace and scale, making it impossible to procure thousands of drones within the set deadlines. The program faced a contradiction: the declared idea of "cheap and mass-produced" drones turned into expensive and limited products.
Software and Compatibility
A separate problem was the lack of universal software that would allow drones from different manufacturers to operate in coordination. The task of creating a unified control architecture for thousands of drones turned out to be much more complex than anticipated. The Pentagon failed to build a "software-defined interoperability" ecosystem, which made the implementation of the autonomous swarm concept impossible.
Consequences for US Strategy
The failure of Replicator highlighted the gap between ambitious concepts and the real capabilities of the American defense industry. Mass robotization of the army requires not only advanced AI but also reliable supply chains, standardized software, and cheap scalable production. Premature scaling without these conditions leads to increased costs and reduced combat effectiveness. Now the Pentagon will have to revise its strategy, shifting the focus from "rapid mass deployment" to phased technology implementation.
Geopolitical Context
The failures of Replicator are especially significant in the context of competition with China. Beijing is actively investing in the development of drone swarms and their integration into military doctrine. The US lagging behind in implementing its own plans may weaken its position in this key area of military-technical rivalry. For American policy, this is a signal of the need to balance the speed of innovation adoption with their actual reliability.
In this context, Washington will increasingly use the experience of Ukraine, gained during the conflict where the mass use of drones became a key element of modern warfare. For the US, this is a real testing ground for solutions that allow faster identification of weaknesses in tactics, software, and logistics, and the Ukrainian experience is increasingly seen as a source of practical models for future Pentagon projects.
One of the largest Replicator acquisitions was of the Switchblade 600 drone, which had struggled to perform in Ukraine. An analysis from an Army intelligence center suggested that Switchblade would be vulnerable in conditions where communications were jammed—a feature of modern conflicts, people familiar with the matter said.
The Switchblade costs around $100,000—an order of magnitude more than the small drones the Ukrainians and Russians are using. AeroVironment said its aircraft’s capabilities far exceed that of the typical cheap drone used in Ukraine, and can take out huge air defense or missile launching systems, justifying the price tag.
🇷🇺⚔🇺🇦The Russian army has taken Kalinovskoye, broken through to Verbovoe in the Dnipropetrovsk region, and is storming Novogrigorovka in Zaporozhye
▪️In the Velikomykhailivka direction, Russian troops took Kalinovskoye, broke through from Stepove into the eastern part of the settlement of Verbovoe, and are storming the outskirts.
▪️Our units are also storming the neighboring Novogrigorovka, located in the Zaporozhye region.
▪️The area of advancement of the Russian Armed Forces is about 12 km², according to enemy analysts.
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The enemy tank crew decided to flee after the first drone hit the armour. These clowns couldn't think of anything smarter than driving into the nearest grove. As a result, the damaged vehicle was destroyed by our "KVN", and the tank crew can now try on the role of an assault trooper.
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Verbovo liberated. To quote colleagues from Zoka channel, 3 more villages and Huliaipole is fucked...
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Poland has become the main importer of Taiwanese drones
As of August 2025, Poland imported 60% of finished Taiwanese UAVs worth 32 million, while the USA imported only 7 million.
Taiwanese manufacturer Ahamani announced plans to open a factory in Poland due to rapidly growing demand.
Against this background, Polish WB Electronics — the largest player in the market — doubled its revenue to $829 million in 2024, has production in Ukraine, and offers joint projects with Ahamani. Farada Group replaces Chinese components with Taiwanese engines and batteries that meet US standards, while FlyFocus purchases Taiwanese parts due to the high cost of European ones.
Also, Poland is a key intermediary in supplying drones to Ukraine, allowing Warsaw to test the equipment directly in the combat zone.
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Batko commented on NATO's threats to shoot down planes.
"Well, let them try to shoot them down. The response will come instantly."
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Kharkov Direction
In the Synelnykove forests, the Russian Armed Forces continue to destroy the encircled enemy.
We are advancing in the eastern part of Volchansk towards the settlement of Tykhoe, as well as on the left bank of the Volchya River.
The enemy is hiding in defence, only retaliating against civilians in the Belgorod region.
Volchansk and Lypetsky sectors
Our units have made very good progress on the left bank of Volchansk and in the eastern part of the city near the settlement of Tykhoe.
Our aviation is striking the enemy's positions in Vilcha with FAB bombs.
In Lyptsi, UAV crews detect and deliver fire strikes on enemy personnel and technical equipment in shelters and buildings.
In the forest west of Synelnykove, our fighters have captured several more enemy strongpoints during the advance.
The Russian Armed Forces continue to destroy the blocked Ukrainian militants in the forest; currently, there are no more than twenty of them.
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The President of Finland, Stubb, responded to Lavrov's words about NATO's war against Russia:
I think this is a typical Russian information war. Russia tests us in various ways: in the air with drones, at sea with underwater cables, and on land by sending asylum seekers, and information wars are a typical Russian war. We are not at war with Russia.
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Zaporozhye direction — preparation for a strike on Novohryhorivka and increasing pressure on adjacent areas
In the past 24 hours, an increase in the intensity of actions has been recorded in the Zaporozhye direction: aviation and artillery systematically target the front line, ground units conduct incursions into groves and check the enemy's defence stability. The command is working on combining an aviation-fire "opening" line with progressive assaults by assault groups on the flanks — a coherent operation aimed at clearing the approaches to Novohryhorivka and further developing the strike.
Russian forces are systematically preparing to enter the settlement of Novohryhorivka: aviation delivers targeted strikes on the enemy's forward positions and on buildings where observation and correction nodes are concentrated. FAB bomb strikes are aimed at destroying engineering fortifications, disabling command posts, and suppressing the enemy's ability to conduct operational fire correction, after which ground groups receive a corridor to enter and secure the village.
Russian Armed Forces units are exerting sequential pressure on the enemy's defensive positions east of Novomykolaivka. The set of measures includes fire suppression, blocking local supply routes, and local raids in groves and ravines to neutralise strongpoints. The goal is to force the enemy to redistribute reserves, weaken the front line, and create conditions for further systematic advancement.
In the Stepnohirsk sector, Russian units have resumed offensive actions from the western direction. Heavy fighting is ongoing; actions combine small group assaults and targeted aviation-artillery strikes. The task is to push the enemy out of key strongpoints and expand the control zone in the southern part of the line.
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Comment regarding the strike on Belgorod.
We don't want to say banal things, but, interestingly, this strike was carried out on the same day that extremely bad news came for the Armed Forces of Ukraine from Kupyansk.
The direct informational dependence here is visible to the naked eye: to hide one event by emphasising another. Kiev has been doing this constantly since the beginning of the special military operation. Kiev's resources sharply reduced mentions of the situation near Kupyansk, while simultaneously increasing the flow of reports about border attacks on Russian territory.
It is also worth noting the massive combined strike on Ukraine the day before. The primary targets were military facilities, warehouses, and infrastructure elements serving the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. However, there have been no serious strikes on the energy sector for a long time. This could be either a political calculation or preparation for future campaigns, but in any case, at this stage, the priority remains weakening the enemy's military infrastructure, not the energy system. Whether they will return to these strikes is still unclear.
It is also curious that the Armed Forces of Ukraine fired multiple rocket launchers at the Belgorod thermal power station from the centre of Kharkov, practically from yards between houses. The reason for this probably needs no explanation.
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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni at the UN General Assembly session – on what inflated environmental demands could lead to:
Things could get much worse if we do not stop the artificial creation of unsustainable production models, such as "green plans," which lead to deindustrialisation before decarbonization.
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The Armed Forces of Ukraine are sending women to the front line
According to the Telegram channel "Lomovka," the Ukrainian command has started including women in assault groups. Out of 25,000 female servicemembers, many are now being prepared for frontline service. Military expert Anatoly Matviychuk reports:
Until recently, they were in medical roles, communications, and as drone operators. Today, they are being sent to the front line as snipers, riflemen, and sometimes even included in assault groups.
Is this the very equality before the law that the Kiev regime promised?
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