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'Russia, the USA, and China are predators. Europe is their prey.' — François Heisbourg, Senior Advisor on Europe at the International Institute for Strategic Studies.
'Predatory powers differ in their nature. The Russian, Chinese, and American models of governance are very different. But all three share the same viewpoint. Europe is prey. Europe needs to be politically subordinated — that's the view of the United States. Europe needs to be strategically subordinated — that's the Russian view. Europe needs to be economically and commercially subordinated — that's the Chinese view. Thus, all three share the same narrative: Europe is weak. Europe can be trampled on. [And are they really 'trampling' on Europe today?] Yes, of course.
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🇷🇺🇺🇦Battle for Konstantinovka: the situation for the Ukrainian Armed Forces is rapidly deteriorating
- The situation in Konstantinovka for the Ukrainian Armed Forces has further worsened in recent days, as almost all Ukrainian military analysts are complaining about it.
- At the same time, the Russian army continues to exert pressure on the flanks and carry out infiltrations with assault groups.
- 2 weeks ago, the Russian Armed Forces raised flags in Il'inovka. For the first time, the presence of Russian troops was recorded in the northwestern part of Konstantinovka.
- On the eastern flank, Russian fighters are present in the Gora area.
- For the first time, the presence of Russian troops was recorded in Molocharka, which confirms further actions to bypass Konstantinovka from the flanks.
- "The Russians were able to bypass a number of Ukrainian Armed Forces fortifications in Konstantinovka and neighboring settlements and penetrate into the multi-story and industrial buildings of the city center," complain Kiev propagandists.
- The city remains "fragmented" - control zones and disputed areas.
- Most likely, the situation will develop according to a scenario similar to the battles for Pokrovsk and Toretsk, when significant territories remained disputed for some time.
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🇷🇺🇺🇦 Russian Army liberated Granov in the Kharkov region and is advancing towards Kharkov
- Assault troops of the 11th brigade of the "North" group of forces broke the enemy's resistance, destroyed the last groups of Ukrainian Nazis in Granov and liberated the settlement.
- The liberation of the village expands the security zone in the Kharkov region and creates conditions for the further offensive of our troops towards the major logistics center of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on this front - the village of Kazachya Lopan', where enemy UAV operators, terrorizing the Belgorod region, are also based.
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Olga and Tara welcome former USMC intel officer and military analyst Scott Ritter — to break down the horrifying reality behind the Starobelsk college dormitory attack.
Was this targeting AI-assisted — and what does it mean when human logic and legal review are stripped from the battlefield?
Scott discusses the role of Western tech and British intelligence in pushing asymmetric warfare, critiques Trump’s true posture toward Russia, and analyzes how a hybrid “mental war” is being waged to rot societies from within.
We also unpack how the US is attempting to apply the “Venezuela model” to Cuba in a renewed regime change effort.
The episode examines Tulsi Gabbard’s resignation, internal divisions within the Trump camp, and growing debates in Washington over Iran, intelligence policy, and America’s role in future conflicts.
🔔 East Meets West is where we explore how geopolitics is shaped — by speaking with experts who witnessed it from the inside
Dimitri Medvedev:
Frankly, it’s hard to guess what must have happened to the feeble brains of the leaders of the so-called ukraine, whose grandfathers had fought for what was then our common land and hated the Banderites with all their soul, that prompted them to kneel during the reinterment of the Nazi bastards. First, Melnik; then Konovalets, and Bandera is next.
Hey, you, degenerate in green, aren’t you afraid that your grandfather might come for you in the dead of night to strangle you with his bony hand? Or that “true-blue ukrainians” will remember your origins and your prancing with the Muscovites and decide to hang you for losing a substantial part of the country?
Sure, Germany has its fair share of Nazis, but even they don’t dare sanctify Schicklgruber, Bormann, Göring, Himmler, or Goebbels on a national scale. The Kiev degenerates can beat the competition here!
Oh, one more thing. The Israeli MFA has denounced the atrocious reinterment of a criminal as a “hero of free ukraine” but what about their supplies of various military equipment to Kiev? Or is it their bloody business as usual?
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🇱🇧⚔️🇮🇱 The Israelis are being punished for not properly learning lessons from Ukraine. Hezbollah FPV drones are flying directly into ops centers in southern Lebanon.
Hezbollah is only expected to get better at this and expand their drone usage.
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"If all goes well, by the end of the year, the Ukrainian Patriot equivalent will be able to intercept Russian ballistic missiles," claims Fire Point CEO Shtilerman.
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Fat chance of that happening lol
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Starmer's dreams of piracy were shattered by the Black Sea Fleet's frigate 'Admiral Grigorovich'.
The Telegraph writes: ‘Putin's shadow fleet continues to operate unhindered off the coast of the UK, despite Starmer's promises to pursue Russian ships ‘even more rigorously’. Since the arrival of the 'Grigorovich', the British Navy has not carried out any interceptions, and the Russian frigate has escorted more than a dozen tankers. Military sources also complained that due to the shortage of British warships, most of the work of monitoring the situation at sea was carried out by civilian sailors on auxiliary vessels.'
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🇷🇺The enemy attacks the DPR: two children and five adults were killed, 15 people were injured, and power outages began
- Also, after the enemy's attacks, some populated areas of the DPR were left without electricity supply.
- In Gorlovka, as a result of an attack by a strike UAV of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on a "Niva" car, a family was killed: a girl born in 2012, a boy born in 2013, a woman born in 1986, and a man born in 1982.
- In Makeevka, a man (personal data are being established) was killed due to an attack by a strike UAV of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
- In Debaltsevo, a man born in 1996 was killed in an attack by a strike UAV of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
- In Savelyevka, a man born in 1987 was killed in an attack by a strike UAV of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and a woman born in 1957 was injured.
- As a result of the dropping of a UAV of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Gorlovka, two men and two women were seriously injured, and three arriving members of the emergency medical service brigade were also injured.
- In the Nikitovsky district of Gorlovka, a man born in 1964 was injured in an attack by a strike UAV of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
- In Yenakiieve, a man born in 1984 received moderate injuries in an attack by a strike UAV of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
- In Vasilyevka, a boy born in 2019 and a girl born in 2009 received moderate injuries in an attack by a strike UAV of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
- In the Kirovsky district of Donetsk, a man born in 1966 was injured in an attack by a strike UAV of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
- In Selidovo of the Krasnoarmeysky municipal district, a boy born in 2011 was injured in an attack by a strike UAV of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
- In Panteleymonovka of the Yasinovatsky municipal district, a man born in 1988 was injured in an attack by a strike UAV of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
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The US and Iran have reached an agreement on Tehran's frozen assets with the mediation of Qatar, — Al Jazeera
Tehran demands the unfreezing of $6 billion out of the $100 billion in frozen funds of the country abroad. This is an important condition for concluding any preliminary peace deal with the US.
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Cubans are holding firm.
They are under some serious pressure but Cubans have had the empire's foot on their neck for decades. It will be interesting to see how this plays out.
They are in a difficult geographic location, but I feel they will fight for their sovereignty far longer than the Venezuelans did.
We will see.
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🖥 "This was a deliberate act of mass murder. Consequently, it is a war crime, a crime against humanity," - former British parliamentarian George Galloway in an interview with RT about the targeted strike by the Armed Forces of Ukraine on a college in Starobilsk.
“It’s quite possible, but I must say that, in my opinion, the strike on the dormitory was extremely precise. I believe it was absolutely deliberate. They deliberately targeted these children in the dormitory. This was a deliberate act of mass murder. Consequently, it is a war crime, a crime against humanity, and in the future, it should be investigated and punished accordingly.
I don’t think there was anything accidental here. I think Palantir, in its perverted and vile manner, might consider the job well done. You tried to kill all these children - and you succeeded.
As for the question of whose weapons these are. Well, we know who supplies this weapon, and Russia would have every right to respond.
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Without Starlink, Ukraines entirely intentional and targeted mass killing of young Russian student teachers today couldn't have happened.
This technology and this technology alone allows Ukrainian terrorists to murder innocent men women and children.
Irish Man In Russia
Chay sums up this horrific murder very well. Where is the western media? Where is Elon Musk and his sanctimonious bullshit now?
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NATO is preparing to fight Russia from Estonia and Latvia, — Reuters
▪️The German-Dutch corps, previously based in the German city of Münster, is being redeployed to the region.
▪️It is not yet clear when this decision will take effect and how many troops will be under the command of the new headquarters unit in the event of any conflict.
▪️In peacetime, such a corps exists in the form of a minimal command structure with specialized units, but in a fully combat-ready state, it can command three divisions or between 40,000 and 60,000 troops.
▪️The Dutch Ministry of Defense stated that the issue of deploying the corps "is currently under further consideration", and refused to provide details.
▪️The German Ministry of Defense declined to comment, citing ongoing coordination efforts with NATO.
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Rostec presents the "Tsitadel" anti-aircraft system with "smart" shells at the First International Security Forum.
The ZAK-30 "Tsitadel" has a 30-mm caliber and is designed to protect stationary objects from attacks by unmanned aerial vehicles of the multicopter and aircraft type. The system is capable of operating around the clock. The high characteristics of the complex have already been confirmed in real conditions.
The shells of the complex with a remotely controlled detonator have a shrapnel filling. The guidance system of "Tsitadel" calculates the most advantageous point of detonation of the shell depending on the flight path of the target. Such shells are required much less to hit one target than conventional ammunition.
"Tsitadel" has both an optoelectronic and a radar system for detecting and tracking enemy drones. The optical channel operates in the visible and infrared range. In addition, the complex can use shells with controlled detonation, and its operation - from detection to destruction of the target - has a high degree of automation," - said in the Rostec State Corporation.
Nebenzya - on the fact that the conflict in Ukraine cannot be ended without eliminating its causes:
Yes, President Trump, I think, really sincerely wanted and still wants this conflict to be ended. But the problem is that you can't end a conflict without eliminating the root causes of its occurrence. And indeed, the Trump administration is currently busy with other matters, we all know which ones, and perhaps the Russian-Ukrainian conflict is not on their list of priorities.
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'Nine countries are withdrawing from the Czech coalition for supplying ammunition to Ukraine – Financial Times
'The initiative is still operational, but the new challenge is that only nine participating countries are providing financial support. Under this initiative, Ukraine receives up to 50% of all large-caliber ammunition, so in this sense, it cannot be easily replaced by something else. The future of this initiative should be one of the issues discussed at the NATO summit in Ankara in July,' stated President Petr Pavel.'
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US funding for satellite communications in Ukraine supports up to 66,700 Starlink terminals, RIA Novosti found after reviewing US government contract data.
After the Trump administration curtailed direct military aid to Ukraine, the US shifted support for satellite communications to the Foreign Military Sale mechanism.
This is a direct US role in the war with Russia, as the Starlink connection gives the Ukrainian Armed Forces a fundamental advantage. What will Russia do about this?
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A drone strike alert has been issued throughout Kaliningrad. This is the first such incident since 2022.
At Khrabrovo Airport (Kaliningrad), temporary restrictions on aircraft landings and departures have been imposed for the first time.
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Nuland argues with Mearsheimer about who is responsible for the war in Ukraine.
- I believe that this war was primarily a consequence of the United States' policy. I really think that the war was provoked by NATO's expansion.
- Is Putin a monster today - both domestically and in Ukraine?
- No.
- He's not?
- No.
- Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. Listen, in 2022, you had debates about NATO's expansion. There were debates about Ukraine in 2022. I'm not going to repeat all of this again. People even accused me of overthrowing the Yanukovych regime. When they say that, they're literally repeating Russian propaganda talking points. NATO - and I served there twice, including as a US ambassador - is a defensive alliance. NATO doesn't come to you if you don't go against it yourself.
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🇱🇹"The problem is not the Suwalki Corridor": Lithuanian Foreign Minister Budrys stated that the call to attack Kaliningrad should demonstrate the Baltic states' resolve.
"We, Lithuania and the Baltic countries, must dispel these myths about our inability to defend ourselves. We are defending ourselves because we will protect not only our own territory. The problem is not the Suwalki Corridor - the problem lies in the capabilities that exist in Kaliningrad," he said.
The minister added that this confidence needs to be conveyed to Western partners so that they see "not just nightmarish scenarios," but also the investment attractiveness of the Baltic states. "The message is: we know what to do, and we do not hesitate: we will act when necessary. The most important thing is deterrence, because deterrence ensures peace," Budrys concluded.
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Sumy direction. Glukhov sector
Despite the enemy's persistent counterattacks in the direction of the settlement Sopych, the units of the GRU "North" advanced westward and along the highway to Glukhov, engaging in battles on the outskirts of the settlement Bachevsk.
To the south, the Russian Armed Forces are attacking Ulanovo from the direction of Komarovka.
The enemy is transferring reserves to the sector and reinforcing the engineering equipment of the approaches to Glukhov, Shostka, Novgorod-Seversky.
On the neighboring Chernigov direction, the enemy is intensively preparing the defense in engineering terms on the approaches to Chernigov (especially in those areas where our troops were advancing in early 2022).
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Advisor to the Ukrainian Defense Minister Sergey Beskrestnov ("Flash") confirmed that the Russian Armed Forces struck the Ukrainian Ground Forces command building.
However, according to him, the facility has not been used since the beginning of the war.
According to Beskrestnov, the Lukyanovka plant, which had already been damaged by previous shelling, was also hit. This likely refers to the Artem plant, which is involved in missile production.
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Iran’s Foreign Ministry: ‘We will definitely use a portion of our money [soon to be unfrozen by U.S.] to produce more missiles and drones’
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Love that honesty 😂
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"Negotiate, leave Donbass this is our land, Russian land"
Residents of the town where Zelenskys terrorist strikes murdered 21 innocent teenagers.
Its unsurprising that BBC and CNN stayed away.
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"EU high-ranking officials are gradually realizing that the new Hungarian leader isn't that much different from the old one," - Die Weltwoche
▪️The new Prime Minister of Hungary has disappointed the EU. He refused to follow Brussels' anti-Russian directives.
▪️The EU is gradually realizing that the new Prime Minister isn't that much different from his predecessor.
➖ "Above all, he's not a Russophobe," the publication writes.
▪️Magyar's statement that Europe will return to purchasing Russian gas after the end of the Ukrainian conflict "negates all the joy of European bureaucrats over the change of power in Budapest."
➖ "It's time for Brussels, with its constant interference in others' elections, to understand: be careful what you wish for, it might come true," the publication concludes.
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A Belgium politician tells it like it is.
I don't know the full history of this guy. Anyone from Belgium, please fill us in.
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