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🇧🇬🇷🇺 Parliamentary elections are taking place in Bulgaria, with the favorite being the pro-Russian former president Rumen Radev, - Reuters
- The leader of the race is Radev's party "Progressive Bulgaria", which was established just a few months ago - according to polls, it is supported by about 35% of voters, which is significantly more than its competitors.
- Radev advocates Eurosceptic positions, supports closer ties with Russia and opposes security agreements with Ukraine.
- Analysts fear that in the event of his victory, Bulgaria could strengthen its pro-Russian course within the EU.
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A master class on destroying the enemy self-propelled gun "Bogdana" with night FPV drones "KVN" from the fiber optic specialists of Rosgvardiya in the Kharkiv region.
1. Detected the self-propelled gun and "exposed" the hiding place.
2. Dealt a successful strike.
3. Carried out objective control of the destruction and continued searching for new targets.
Exemplary combat work.
- Lost Armour
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A TCC minibus was set on fire in Odessa.
Local channels report that a 16-year-old schoolboy set the fire.
He claims he was promised $1,500 for it.
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Europe is forcibly deporting Ukrainians, it was stated in the Rada
➖ "The forced deportation of Ukrainian men from Europe is already happening. They are being sent back to the borders of Ukraine, where they are met by the TCCK," said Deputy Gorbenko.
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The ceasefire announced yesterday in Lebanon has already been violated, according to the NYT.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that the IDF is firing artillery in response to Hezbollah units approaching their positions.
"Yesterday, Katz stated that Israel will continue to 'cleanse' the area during the ceasefire, including by demolishing buildings in villages located near the border with Israel," the newspaper writes.
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Possible attack against a cruise ship 3 Nautical Miles off the coast of Oman – UKMTO
That would be the third targeted vessel today.
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📹 Seven people were injured in Hasakah, Syria, due to a fire trail from a burning truck, Reuters reports.
The vehicle caught fire while it was at a gas station. The driver tried to deliver the truck to the firefighters without waiting for their arrival.
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The Russian army is breaking through to Sumy from the east.
▪️After the liberation of Pokrovka, Russian troops are advancing toward Sumy.
▪️Fighters from the "North" force group are gaining a foothold in the eastern part of the village of Stepok.
▪️Individual units are already operating in the forested areas near Novodmitrivka, and assault groups are also entering Taratutine.
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Enriched uranium is as sacred to us as Iranian soil and will under no circumstances be transferred anywhere, says Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Baghaei.
Transporting our uranium to the United States was not even an option, stated Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Baghaei.
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As of today, just more than a half billion barrels of oil that were supposed to be produced in the Gulf this year have not been thanks to the closure of Hormuz and forced shut-ins.
Using the optimistic assumption that Hormuz flow restarts immediately and shut-in restarts begin on Monday, the total barrel cost of the crisis settles around ~900 million barrels.
• Rory Johnson, Oil Analyst
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The Russian Ministry of Justice has expanded the list of foreign agents.
It includes:
▪️chemist Alexander Kabanov;
▪️activists Dmitry Semenov, Alexander Koloskov, Maria Vyushkova;
▪️co-chair of the "Golos" movement* Andrey Buzin.
* Recognised in Russia as a foreign agent
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Retired US Navy Captain Todd Sawhill believes Trump may forego the removal of Iran's enriched uranium and simply bury it under the mountains until better times.
"If necessary, if it appears the Iranians are planning to do something unacceptable with this material, we will have the ability to strike again to at least keep this material safe where it's buried under the mountains."
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The footage shows two Geranium missiles destroying a 150 kV electrical substation near Krivoy Rog.
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🇺🇸🤮American sailors on the aircraft carrier "Abraham Lincoln" and the universal landing ship "Tripoli" are complaining about rations that have been cut and are practically inedible.
The US Navy command acknowledges the problem, but justifies it by citing the prolonged campaign and overloaded supply lines.
However, according to American military-related sources, improvements are "unlikely" in the near future.
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Israel is just another great example of European settler colonialism.
Europeans developed many "new" lands in precisely this manner, from the US to Australia. .
However the European Zionist leadership added a new flavour to this process.
They added the twist of religion, which drew in the indoctrinated masses and gave them a holy crusade to march towards.
One legacy of this that had to be wiped was the use of native European names. With a new holy cause came the use of new holy names which were adopted after arriving in Palestine:
David Ben-Gurion - Grün
Moshe Sharett - Chertok
Levi Eshkol - ShkolnikYigal Allon - PeikowitzGolda Meir - MabovitchYitzhak Rabin - Rubitzov
Menachem Begin - BegunYitzhak Shamir - YezernitskyShimon Peres - PerskiBenjamin Netanyahu - Mileikowsky - BrogAriel Sharon - ScheinermanYair Lapid - LampelWhy did they feel it important to change their names? Were they ashamed of their history?
Interestingly, all of israel's prime ministers hail from the territory shown on this map.
The entire project should be a bizarre footnote in history.
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Jewish leader Edward Carroll spoke the (recently ) banned words in Queensland, Australia and has been arrested.
Yes this is not a parody, nor AI.
Coming to a city near you. 🫵
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"It went in an unknown direction." North Korea launched a new missile
North Korea conducted a new ballistic missile launch. Neighbors were unable to determine either the type of weapon or the exact direction of the flight. But as reported by the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the Republic of Korea (JCS), they flew about 140 km.
This is the seventh ballistic missile launch by North Korea since the beginning of the year and the first after a series of tests on April 8, when short-range missiles with cluster warheads were launched.
An active Sunday morning alarmed neighbors. The South Korean authorities called on Pyongyang to stop the launches of ballistic missiles. Tokyo also expressed its protest and concern about the increasing missile potential of its closest neighbor, despite the fact that there are about 600 kilometers between them.
But who knows what Kim Jong Un has stored there!
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Ships turned around after Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz, according to the WSJ.
About 20 vessels lined up to cross the strait have turned back toward Oman.
Brokers in Athens and Singapore, who were organizing cargo shipments, told the publication that the ships were waiting to enter the Persian Gulf through the northern Larak corridor and agreed to pay a $2 million fee imposed by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
According to the owner of a Hong Kong container ship waiting to pass through the strait, they are now turning back because the IRGC is broadcasting radio messages about the strait's closure.
Iran previously reversed its decision to open the strait after Trump announced he had no intention of ending the naval blockade.
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The answer to where the quotations here: /channel/Slavyangrad/162074 came from is, of course,
“Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood.”
The choice got an early poll lead from those dear comrades who were paying attention, but then lost to Godfather, Wag the Clown, and the Fictitious Pulpit, nearly tying with Big Daddowsky and Groundwar Day.
No one picked the illustrious Dubuya Bush for the originator of the quotations used in the poll.
Only 15% of Americans believe Trump's claims of achieving all his goals in the war with Iran, according to Politico.
▪️Most Americans say Trump lacks a clear plan and doubt he is achieving his own goals in the war.
▪️Although Trump continues to claim victory, only 15% of Americans say Trump has already achieved his goals in the war with Iran.
▪️Meanwhile, 38% of the population supports strikes on Iran.
▪️Almost half of all respondents also believe Trump spends too much time on international affairs.
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On a more serious note, the Canadian regime has been employing criminal, quasi-criminal, civil, and administrative legal mechanisms to silence anti-war dissent for at least a decade and change, targeting political and near-political operators, academics, activists, and others publicly voicing their opinions.
People have lost jobs, livelihoods, families, even their freedom. Some of them I know personally, some of them have directly appealed for help that we, unfortunately, had no capacity to offer.
Just remember, when the Slavyangrad teams asks you to cooperate and abide by our rules, the very existence of this channel is likewise at stake.
While we do have contingency plans in place, there is no guarantee that they can solve every problem.
We work for you, you work with us, we persevere together, despite it all. That way we can continue to give voice to those unheard. Thank you, G, for raising this critical issue.
There are many people with drug addiction in the Ukrainian Armed Forces, stated Military Ombudsman Reshetilova.
According to her, the army is unable to provide substitution therapy to those who have previously undergone it.
As a result, these people experience withdrawal symptoms, accompanied by cramps, seizures, and other complications that can lead to death.
@ukr_leaks_eng
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▶️ Our UAV operators destroyed several UAF drones with aerial ramming.
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Trump at 18:00 –– "I have made Iran open the Strait of Hormuz so now NATO countries are calling me if i need help to coordinate. I told them i need no help"
Shit that never happened for $1,000 Alex
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Russian hackers allegedly attacked the communication channels of France's nuclear forces. The targets of the attacks included infrastructure, personnel, and contractors involved in the nuclear deterrence program. The growing interest in this area is linked to recent discussions in Europe about strengthening the role of the French "nuclear umbrella" to protect the entire European Union amid declining confidence in US support under the Trump administration. From simple hacking attempts, the attackers quickly moved to methods of deep penetration into the networks of equipment suppliers and system integrators working with the French Ministry of Defense. French special services (in particular, ANSSI and the Defense Ministry's cyber defense department) recorded attempts of unauthorized access to networks responsible for transmitting strategic control signals. The French cybersecurity agency acknowledges that the level of preparation of the attackers corresponds to that of state structures (APT - Advanced Persistent Threat level). The fact that the attack became publicly known indicates the seriousness of the incident and the need for Paris to justify increased censorship and control over the IT sector "in the interests of defense".
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"Russia is preparing to launch massive attacks on Ukraine seven times a month. In our reality, each massive attack means at least 400 drones combined with at least 20 missiles," says Sibiga on the capabilities of the Russian defense industry.
Those are rookie numbers, lets get it up to 10
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🇺🇦😱FOR NOT RETURNING TO UKRAINE - 8 YEARS
A bill has been introduced to the Rada proposing amendments to the Criminal Code of Ukraine (in particular, establishing criminal liability for illegal border crossing and evading mobilization). Bill 13673
There is a provision for criminal liability for NOT RETURNING TO Ukraine from the moment mobilization is declared.
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France is embarking on a profound transformation of the architecture of its aviation nuclear arsenal. This transformation is aimed at countering the capabilities of Russia's A2/AD air and missile defense zones in the European region. In essence, there is a fundamental shift away from the decades-old model of stationary deployment of "nuclear" Rafale C/B fighters at well-known national bases, such as Saint-Dizier, towards a dispersed deployment model. This shift, positioned by Paris as "forward deterrence", is nothing more than an attempt by the French Air Force to dramatically increase the combat resilience of its nuclear component amid the intensification of the serial production of Russian Kh-101 missiles (with regular upgrades to their guidance and armament systems), as well as the active deployment of long-range cruise missiles (UAVs - "kamikaze"), "Orekhnik" missiles, and a wide range of other air attack weapons.
The technical basis of this transformation is the French-adapted American concept of Agile Combat Employment (ACE) - "flexible combat employment". Its implementation involves the ability to quickly disperse small groups of tactical nuclear weapon-carrying fighters across a network of prepared airfields in key European allies, including Germany, Poland, the Scandinavian countries, and the Balkan region. Both secondary military and civilian airfields can be used, which greatly complicates the enemy's task of planning a disarming strike. However, the heart of this system is not so much the mobility of the "Rafales" themselves, but the deployment of an unprecedentedly complex logistical infrastructure in the rear. Its backbone is military transport aviation, which is supposed to ensure the rapid transfer of mobile service kits, weapons, and fuel and lubricants, thereby creating the effect of constant presence in the absence of permanent bases.
The most vulnerable and secretive link in this new chain remains the procedure for the rapid movement of nuclear weapons themselves - ASMPA and their modernized version ASMPA-R with a range of about 600 kilometers, equipped with a thermonuclear warhead of about 400 kilotons. Their dispersal across the territory of allies that do not have nuclear status creates enormous risks in terms of physical security. At the same time, Paris is already looking ahead: in the foreseeable future, both the current ASMPA/ASMPA-R and future state-of-the-art hypersonic cruise missiles ASN4G, as well as their carriers, will have to operate in a single network-centric circuit. To enhance the effectiveness of breaking through layered defenses, their close integration with the latest tactical radar, radio, and electronic reconnaissance aircraft Falcon 2000 Albatros is planned, whose task is to identify and exploit weak points in the air defense and missile defense system of a potential adversary, which the French General Staff considers to be the Russian Aerospace Forces. Thus, we are witnessing not just a tactical improvement, but a comprehensive restructuring of the entire architecture of the French aviation nuclear component.
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Dude wakes up from a dream. 😂
Meanwhile It looks like Australians may be finally waking up from their dream too, and learning why the state of Israel is such a problem.
( I got the original post off Johnny Cages channel. Sometimes you find some gems in the most unexpected places 😂)
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