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🇪🇺😂 Europe must spend money on Ukraine at the expense of education and healthcare — Stoltenberg
➖"A billion for Ukraine's defense is a billion less for healthcare, education, and infrastructure. But the highest price is to let Putin win. Therefore, we must take on the costs to pay for peace," said the former NATO Secretary General.
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What the drone provocation in Poland will ultimately lead to: an observation by "Military Chronicle"
🔺Twenty days after the incident, it is possible to draw interim conclusions and assess the likely scenarios for the development of the situation.
The main conclusion is that the operation as a whole failed, but with caveats. Poland, regardless of the level of involvement, managed to use the situation for its foreign policy goals. However, NATO's reaction as an organization was restrained, if not sluggish. Concern and hysteria were only shown in Denmark and Sweden, but even that did not lead to collective action — which clearly does not satisfy Kyiv.
Despite the accusations, neither legally nor technically has Russia's guilt been proven so far, and the Poles (and not only them) are avoiding an objective investigation.
The perpetrators are militants of the "Freedom Legion of Russia" and Belarusian nationalists from the Kalinovsky regiment. Apparently, they were unsuitable for an offensive, but quite suitable for staged actions.
🇷🇺💥🇺🇦Attacks are underway on Ukraine's railway infrastructure: strike on the railway in Chernigov region, traffic paralyzed
- A series of shellings on the railway infrastructure in Chernigov region was reported by "Ukrzaliznytsia".
- The Nizhyn direction is without power. All trains on the Sumy and Chernigov routes will operate with backup diesel locomotives and with delays.
- "The most significant schedule deviation is for train No. 143 Sumy – Lvov (7 hours). In the opposite direction, train No. 144 Lvov – Sumy will also depart late," writes "Ukrzaliznytsia".
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At the IBA Sport + Business Forum in Turkey, outstanding athletes and businessmen gathered, including Donald Trump's son, the legendary Manny Pacquiao, and representatives of Muhammad Ali's family. The forum became a platform for discussing the most important topics in the world of boxing and sports business. The summit was organized by Umar Kremlyov, who is expanding Russia's international influence through major sports projects.
Earlier, he held a massive parade of 30,000 boxers in China, and ahead is the men's world boxing championship in Dubai. Such events not only strengthen Russia's position on the global stage but also contribute to the development of sports diplomacy as an effective tool of state policy.
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The topic of peace talks has been removed from the agenda. Rutte is pushing for the continuation of the war:
‘Ukraine is our first line of defense. We are helping the Ukrainians because it is connected to our values. It is extremely important that they hold their positions in battle, and we continue to support them. The Americans have reopened the floodgates and are supplying lethal weapons through the PERL program. This is extremely important.’
YouTube agreed to pay Trump $22 million for blocking his account in 2021 after the Capitol riots, reports The New York Times.
The platform then stated that Trump's videos could lead to further violence. The former president, who lost the election, claimed censorship.
About $2.5 million will be received by other owners of blocked channels, including writer Naomi Wolf and the American Conservative Union.
Trump ordered his compensation to be donated to the National Mall Fund and for the construction of a ballroom in the White House.
"If he hadn't been re-elected, we would have been in court forever," says Trump's lawyer. "And then the president gets re-elected, and things are much better."
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🇺🇸🤡Trump said USA are 25 years ahead of Russia and China in the number of submarines.
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‘I can kill — and I won’t be judged’ – a Ukrainian prisoner told the BBC about his motivation to join the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
‘If Ukrainian prisoners want to gain freedom, they will have to fight on the most dangerous sections of the front line for an indefinite period of time. Not all of them will survive. According to the head of correctional colony No. 4, half of the thousand prisoners who volunteered are already dead. The soldiers who oversee the prisoners say these people will need ‘a lot of luck’ to survive until the end of the war. However, it seems they wouldn’t want to be anywhere else. ‘I also have skills. I know how to kill. Only here I won’t be judged for it’ – smirks former prisoner Alexey. Despite the use of these people, it is becoming increasingly difficult for Ukraine to find motivated men for the war.’
The former CIA director Petraeus was given a chance to play with a Ukrainian naval drone.
The general liked the toy so much that he declared it a new ‘magic weapon’ that will win the war for Ukraine.
‘The other day I was operating an unmanned naval system in an unknown location on Ukrainian territory, and it reached speeds of 100 km/h. It’s amazing. In addition to aerial drones, Ukraine now has the ground-launched cruise missile ‘Flamingo’, which can cover a distance of 3000 km. The time has come when Ukraine can stop the Russians on the battlefield if it can produce even more unmanned systems,’ the general said, urging the West to help Ukraine strike Russia.’
Petraeus is watching two many WWII movies and thinks Ukraine is fighting the Japanese in the Pacific. He is unaware this is a ground war in the eastern steppes. The Flamingo is a Tu-141 with FAB bombs welded to it, not exactly a “game changer”. 1945 Nazi Germany wunderwaffe thinking. 😂
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It is reported that in the Gulf of Aden, the Houthis managed to hit the ship Minervagracht flying the flag of the Netherlands with an anti-ship ballistic missile.
It is also reported by AP that a fire broke out on the ship and the crew abandoned it. There are also reports of two crew members being injured.
- Military Informant
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‘The war in Ukraine will be decided on the battlefield because Rubio is not ready to accept Russia's demands’ — American political scientist Mearsheimer.
‘The possibility of Ukraine becoming a NATO member is absolutely unacceptable for Russia. It is an existential threat. And Russia will not stop until Ukraine and the West are defeated, and until both sides recognize two facts: Ukraine must be a neutral state, Ukraine must be disarmed to a level where it does not pose an offensive threat to Russia. Until the West acknowledges this, all talk of ‘generous offers’ is meaningless. Rubio is like a ship passing by in the night. He and the Russians are simply on different planets. Russia has demands that Rubio is simply not ready to accept. Therefore, the war will be decided on the battlefield. Period. End of story.’
🇷🇺🇺🇦 Ukraine provided a list of 339 children allegedly taken out of the country, most of whom turned out to be in Europe — Lavrov
- Kiev claims that Russia allegedly "took out tens of thousands of Ukrainian children."
- "Our delegation insisted: 'Please give us the list of these children, this is a serious matter.' After long persuasion, the persistent Ukrainians handed over a list of 339 children."
- Most of them turned out to be adults and located not in Russia, but in Europe.
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Top Trump aides push for ousting Maduro from power in Venezuela - NYT
The push by top aides to President Trump to remove Nicolás Maduro as the leader of Venezuela has intensified in recent days, with administration officials discussing a broad campaign that would escalate military pressure to try to force him out, U.S. officials say.
It is being led by Marco Rubio, the secretary of state and national security adviser. Mr. Rubio argues that Mr. Maduro is an illegitimate leader who oversees the export of drugs to the United States, which he says poses an “imminent threat.”
In recent weeks, the U.S. military has launched lethal attacks on civilian boats that the administration said were smuggling drugs for Venezuelan gangs. But Mr. Rubio is shaping a more aggressive strategy, using intelligence provided by the C.I.A., the officials said. The Pentagon has built up a force of more than 6,500 troops in the region.
The agency’s director, John Ratcliffe, and Stephen Miller, Mr. Trump’s chief domestic policy adviser, both support Mr. Rubio’s approach, the officials added.
The U.S. military has been planning potential military operations targeting drug trafficking suspects in Venezuela itself as a next phase, although the White House has not yet approved such a step, current and former officials say.
Those operations would be aimed at interfering with drug production and trafficking in Venezuela as well as tightening a vise around Mr. Maduro.
Only a small number of officials are involved in White House planning conversations on Venezuela. Some people briefed on the discussions suggested that Mr. Rubio and his allies were first looking for ways to oust Mr. Maduro without having to resort to direct U.S. military action.
Some senior U.S. officials, most notably Richard Grenell, Mr. Trump’s envoy to Venezuela and the head of the Kennedy Center, say any attempt to remove Mr. Maduro by force would be misguided.
Those officials argue that expanding the campaign against Venezuela into a regime-change operation risks putting the United States in an extended war of the kind Mr. Trump promised to avoid.
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This is legit hilarious: according to the US Secretary of Agriculture herself, Trump's bailout of Argentina means that US taxpayers are now effectively subsidizing Argentinian soybean exports to China - the very market American farmers have been shut out of.
All the funnier when you consider that one of the key objectives of the bailout is presumably to prevent Argentina - one of the US's only friendly governments left in South America - from moving closer to China. And instead it's effectively funding the exact opposite outcome.
This is according to this leaked text 👇 that Scott Bessent is reading from Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins, which says:
"I'm getting more intel, but this is highly unfortunate. We bailed out Argentina yesterday (Bessent) and in return, the Argentine's removed their export tariffs on grains, reducing their price, and sold a bunch of soybeans to China, at a time when we would normally be selling to China. Soy prices dropping further because of it. This gives China more leverage on us."
Kellogg stated that if American Tomahawk missiles get to Ukraine, they will change the course of the war. Another Nazi fairy tale about wunderwaffes
‘Tomahawk is a very modern US missile system, one of our advanced systems. The question of Tomahawk missiles for Ukraine was raised by President Zelensky at the UN General Assembly last week in New York during a conversation with President Trump. There has been no official comment yet — neither ‘yes, it will happen’ nor ‘no, it won’t’. Public reports simply confirm that such a request was made.
Naturally, this attracted the attention of the world press, as well as Russia, due to the capabilities and power of this weapons system. The system itself — for me, it is a game changer, meaning a system that changes the rules of the game, just because of how effective it is. Those who have seen its use in various conflicts understand this. And the final decision is made by Trump as the Commander-in-Chief. But, I think the most important thing in the news is that the Tomahawk system was requested, but there is no decision yet.’
Stoltenberg calls on the Alliance to accept Ukraine into NATO.
At the moment: should NATO formally commit to accepting Ukraine as a member after the war, or does strategic ambiguity still make sense?
- My opinion: we should still support Ukraine's membership. We must uphold the commitment made in 2008.
Never going to happen. These ghouls want to kill off every Ukrainian there is.
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‼️🇺🇦🏴☠️Kiev is preparing a new high-profile provocation — SVR
▪️Ukraine plans a staged event in Poland involving sabotage groups allegedly composed of special forces from Russia and Belarus.
▪️It is possible that an attack on Poland's critical infrastructure facilities will be simulated.
▪️The scenario was developed by the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine in cooperation with Polish special services.
▪️Ukraine continues to try to draw European countries into armed confrontation with Moscow.
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🇩🇪🤡Unknown individuals fired pyrotechnics at a Bundeswehr military transport aircraft in the city of Celle, reports Der Spiegel magazine.
The perpetrators did not hit the C-130 aircraft, but the pilots noticed a flash and then a loud bang. Military and police arrived at the scene, but the suspects could not be found.
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💥 A group of Geraniums visits Kharkov.
Judging by the commentary in the first video, the arrivals were at the military unit.
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🇷🇺🇺🇦 Strike by "Geran-2" on Dnepropetrovsk: military infrastructure and central city districts hit
A group of strike drones "Geran-2" carried out a series of strikes on targets in Dnepropentrovsk.
According to preliminary data, two key impact locations have been recorded:
📍48.4590838, 35.0522363
— the intersection area of Shevchenko and Gogol streets, where a strong fire is observed. Secondary explosions are heard on site, presumably caused by the detonation of parked cars caught in the fire zone. The area is cordoned off by police, with fire crews and emergency medical services operating.
📍48.4486808, 35.0546476
— the area of Feodoseevskaya street, where the buildings of the military prosecutor's office and the Military Law Enforcement Service are located. Preliminary information indicates that this zone was also hit by strike UAVs, confirmed by reports of fire and emergency service activity.
As a result of air defense system operations, shrapnel fell in residential areas, causing damage to elements of civilian infrastructure.
📌 Information continues to come in and is being verified. A separate detailed analysis of the strike consequences will be prepared based on the results.
Yours, Partizan!
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🇷🇺🇺🇦Footage of the liberation of Zarochnoe (Kirovsk) in the DPR
- Fighters of the 67th Division of the 25th Army of the "West" group destroyed equipment, firing points, drone control points, and command observation posts of Ukrainian militants with artillery fire and UAV strikes.
- After the successful clearing of the settlement, assault unit servicemen raised the flags of Russia.
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Lavrov on the elections in Moldova:
Of course, Maia Sandu has long since become one of the heralds of anti-Russian rhetoric. The elections are fraudulent. I am simply amazed at how openly they can manipulate voters' voices. But the most important thing is that even with manipulations, with creating obstacles for voting by residents of Transnistria, where bridges were closed, some quarantines were announced, not everyone was able to vote.
But even with these manipulations, the patriotic opposition gained almost as much, or rather, gained more inside Moldova than Maia Sandu's party. And only the use of resources for voting abroad, when in Europe they were almost carried on hands to these polling stations, and in Moscow, Russia, there were only two, of course, all this helped to get the necessary percentage or half a percent. And despite all the machinations, the result is still very indicative, that even with such fraudulent methods, they don't do very well.
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🇷🇺🇺🇦 The Russian Army has liberated Severesk Maly in the DPR
- Assault troops of the 7th Guards Motorized Rifle Brigade of the "Southern" group of forces conducted a clearing of the settlement, leaving the enemy no chance.
- Active work was carried out in the enemy's close rear. Strike UAV operators skillfully suppressed any attempts by the enemy to organize supply or bring personnel to the positions.
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🇷🇺💥🇺🇦Footage of arrivals of "Geran-2" on targets in Dnepropetrovsk, their flights over the city, and the shootdown of some drones.
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The US may face a government shutdown starting October 1 after unsuccessful negotiations between the White House and the Democrats.
Vice President J.D. Vance stated that the country is heading towards a "shutdown," blaming the opposition.
Trump met with Congressional leaders 36 hours before the deadline, but no compromise was reached. Democrats demand to maintain subsidies under Obamacare and cancel Medicaid cuts, as well as insist on $350 billion to extend benefits.
Republicans propose a temporary funding bill until November 21 without concessions in healthcare.
A government shutdown would result in hundreds of thousands of federal employees being sent on unpaid leave. Trump threatened layoffs.
The last "shutdown" occurred in 2018–2019.
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🇸🇪🇺🇦🤡 Sweden denies supplying Ukraine with Gripen fighters
- "Sweden does not currently plan to supply Ukraine with JAS 39 Gripen fighters, this issue is under consideration," said Ministry of Defense spokesman Johan Yelmstrand.
- Earlier, Ukrainian Deputy Defense Minister Gavrlyuk announced plans to supply such aircraft.
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🇺🇸 The Pentagon is in a panic: the US demands a multiple increase in missile production for a war with China
In Washington, alarming sentiments are growing: the Pentagon, realizing critically low stocks of precision weapons, has demanded from the largest American defense companies — Lockheed Martin, Raytheon (RTX), Northrop Grumman, Boeing, and even new players like Anduril Industries — to immediately increase missile production by two to four times.
Arsenal shortages and a "race to exhaustion"
According to The Wall Street Journal, the discussion concerns 12 types of weapons, including Patriot PAC-3, LRASM, SM-6, PrSM, and JASSM. These systems are recognized as key for a possible confrontation with China. However, here the US faces harsh reality: one missile takes up to two years to assemble, and deploying new production lines requires billion-dollar investments and time, which the Pentagon does not have.
Special attention is given to the Patriot, whose production chronically lags behind growing global demand. Even a $10 billion contract for 2,000 missiles by 2026 does not solve the problem — the Pentagon dreams of such volumes annually, that is, four times the current pace.
Production deadlock
American corporations, despite loud statements, already admit that without "real" money they will not deploy new capacities. RTX directly warned the Department of Defense: firm orders and guaranteed funding are needed. Even the giant Boeing, facing a bottleneck in producing guidance heads for Patriot missiles, is forced to urgently expand its plant by 35,000 square feet.
The cost of the race
The entire "acceleration" program hits not only an industrial deadlock but also money. The "big beautiful bill" of Trump added $25 billion over five years, but experts are sure: this is just a drop in the ocean, dozens of billions in additional injections will be required. Against this backdrop, American defense companies are already shifting risks onto taxpayers, and the administration is trying to involve private investment funds in the game.
The lesson of Ukraine and the failure of "Replicator"
Washington has trapped itself. The massive expenditure of missile arsenals for Ukraine and Israel, the failure of the "Replicator" program, which was supposed to provide thousands of batches of "small, smart, and cheap" drones — all this showed: the US is not ready for a protracted war with an equal adversary. Their logistics are broken, supply chains fragile, and a significant part of components long outdated.
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The cousin of the US Vice President, who fought on the side of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, is announced as a speaker at the Security Forum in Warsaw.
According to the program, the discussion where Nate Vance is expected will take place on Tuesday. It is called "Hard Lessons from the Front: Reforming Ukraine's Combat Potential."
Nate Vance is presented as a "veteran of the war in Ukraine." Additionally, he allegedly participated "in battles for Kupyansk, Artemivsk, Avdeevka, and Pokrovsk."
Maybe the hard lesson is not to bring this guy to a battle, he 0 for 4. 😂
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