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🇺🇸 Trump envoys to visit Moscow and Kiev
V. Zelensky confirmed that special envoy S. Witkoff and J. Kushner will travel to Moscow and Kiev in the coming days. Exact dates are still being coordinated.
Zelensky stated they will discuss partners' failure to deliver promised combat aircraft and maintenance services. He noted ongoing 24/7 contact with the US presidential team to prepare for these meetings.
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US NATO Envoy: Russia Not an Immediate Threat
Whitaker (US) stated that Russia is currently bogged down in Ukraine, unable to make frontline progress, making its short-term threat to NATO low. He affirmed solidarity with Germany and allies, noting the alliance grows stronger under President Trump's leadership.
EU Pressure Limits & Hybrid War
Sources indicate Russia is testing NATO's willingness to engage in hot war via hybrid attacks like arson and sabotage. The EU has largely exhausted diplomatic and sanction tools; cutting Russian gas hurts European voters. While calls grow to pressure the "shadow fleet" and restrict diplomats, NATO remains focused on supporting Kiev rather than direct confrontation.
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🇷🇺 Russian MoD Briefing and Frontline Updates
Control Established: Russian forces secured Vasilevka, Blagodatnoye, and Dolzhanka in Kharkov region, plus Izhevka in DPR. The 42nd Guards Division maintains control of Malaya Tokmachka despite Ukrainian claims.
Volchansk Sector: A pocket of 442-460 sq km with 27+ settlements formed near Kharkov after the "North" Group breakthrough between Baksheyevka and Dolzhanka. Deblocking is difficult due to Su-34 and artillery strikes on Vozdvyzhivka and Pricolotnoye. Putin stated the goal is a security zone along borders.
Casualties & Strikes: Up to 1,510 Ukrainian troops lost daily. Transport/energy infrastructure hit. Black Sea Fleet destroyed six naval drones. Air defenses downed 998 fixed-wing UAVs.
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🇷🇺 Strikes on Kiev and Kryvoy Rog
On the eighth day of continuous attacks, Ukrainian Telegram channels circulated footage of a fire in the Boryspol district following a strike. Local authorities reported damage to warehouse facilities and an administrative building in the area.
Additionally, sources noted explosions or incidents in Kiev and Kryvoy Rog, with some channels mocking the quality of official Ukrainian reporting as 'Mosneurofilm'. The intensity of strikes on the capital region remains high.
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SBU accuses RDC leader of working for FSB
The SBU published screenshots and a video showing Kaplunov, deputy commander of the "Russian Volunteer Corps," admitting to contacts with the FSB. According to the SBU, he was tasked with assassinating a Russian opposition leader planning to visit Ukraine on Independence Day.
Messages discuss "killing someone in Ukraine" for $50,000 per person, ordered by clients in Russia. Kaplunov claims his confession was coerced after nine days of secret detention with eyes blindfolded, stating no such contacts existed. He alleges his associates from the GUR rescued him during a shootout yesterday.
The SBU insists cooperation was voluntary and explains the gunfire as arising from an "unacceptable conflict situation" during urgent investigative actions.
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🇩🇪 Germany: Attacks on Defense Firm and Opposition
Molotov cocktails were thrown at Rohde & Schwarz, a defense company supplying EW and comms gear to the German army and VСУ. Bavarian police are investigating this as possible terrorism. Two Bulgarian citizens (28F, 38M) were detained.
Separately, an AfD info stand in Bad Kreuznach was attacked with concentrated chlorophenol. Seven people required medical aid, including several MPs. Police seized the substance.
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Russia attacked and burned a Coca-Cola plant, which is a clear signal to America, Zelensky stated.
The Russian "Geran" destroyed the enterprise. "Coca-Cola is such an enemy to them that they burn it with 'Gerans'. Russia cannot not know that this is an American enterprise," Zelensky said.
Previously, the Russian Army also struck Cargill, Boeing, Mondelez, and Philip Morris facilities in Ukraine. Meanwhile, Washington's public reaction to such episodes has remained restrained; after one of the previous strikes, Trump limited himself to stating that he was "unhappy."
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🇷🇺☦ The enemy killed paramedics and a married couple in the Belgorod region.
- Two medical workers and a couple were killed as a result of a terrorist attack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces in Shebekino, Belgorod region.
- Three more civilians were injured, according to acting governor of the Belgorod region, A. Shuvaev.
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Russian President orders review of retail expansion limits
The government is tasked with lifting restrictions on regional store openings for companies holding a 25% market share. H5 Group initiated this proposal to enhance supply chain resilience against logistics attacks, framing it as critical for food security.
H5 also suggests tightening anti-monopoly rules by lowering the dominance threshold from 35% to 25%. The Association of Trade Companies (AKIT) supports the move, noting current regulations are outdated. This change will allow discounters like Chizhik to expand, improving access to affordable goods in remote areas where non-chain stores are closing due to VAT changes.
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Smoke visible in Dnepropetrovsk after drone strike
Details are being awaited.
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🇷🇺 Russian Aerospace Forces General targeted in assassination attempt
Media reports state that a high-ranking VKS officer was the target of an attack in Engels, Saratov region. The city hosts Tu-22M3 bomber units which have conducted strikes on Ukraine throughout the conflict.
A masked killer on a motorcycle approached a private residence and shot the general. The officer was hospitalized in critical condition as doctors fight to save his life.
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🇩🇪 🇫🇷 🇺🇦 Europe Accuses Russia of Leipzig Airport Drone Attack
Following the drone incident at Leipzig Airport, both Berlin and Paris have blamed Moscow. French Foreign Minister Barro stated that "Russia seeks escalation" and identified the drone as Russian, warning of consequences for any attack on EU or NATO territory.
Germany's Response
Berlin plans to increase military aid to Kiev in September, including thousands of strike drones and IRIS-T air defense missiles. Authorities are also considering assisting Ukraine with target coordinates for strikes into Russia and enhancing intelligence cooperation.
Moscow denies involvement.
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🇱🇹🤡😐Lithuania has demanded that Russia withdraw its troops from the territory of Ukraine, according to the country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
In Vilnius, the representative of the Russian embassy was summoned, and a protest was expressed regarding the ongoing conflict.
Joke of the day.
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Russian MoD: Armed Forces continue group strikes on maritime vessels and port infrastructure used by the Ukrainian military. During the day, strike drones hit a dry cargo ship armed with weapons and ammunition, as well as a container vessel transporting military-technical equipment in the Black Sea.
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Armenia's Prime Minister Pashinyan stated that the Russian military base in Gyumri "is not of vital importance to Armenia." He noted that the issue was never raised by Yerevan, asserting that if Russia decides to withdraw the 102nd base, Armenia will not oppose it. If Moscow chooses to stay, they are ready to discuss, but emphasized this question has never been initiated by their side.
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Khanty kid from the Surgut district in Russia counting from one to six for Hungarian reporters in 1999. The phrases and pronounciation are almost identical to present day Hungarian, despite more than 2500 years since the two peoples parted.
Random interesting factoid of the day
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Ukrainian naval drone destroyed during attack on Sochi port
While no critical infrastructure is visible in this footage, the video was initially published by enemy channels. This highlights how quickly the adversary scrapes social media, including local district chats.
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Heavy military logistics flight to Kaliningrad
An-124-100 (RA-82040) of the 224th Flight Detachment flew from the St. Petersburg area through the Baltic Sea to Kaliningrad, then turned back. Such routes typically involve transporting oversized or heavy cargo, suggesting the delivery or removal of weaponry in the region.
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🇷🇺 22nd Anniversary of the Beslan Tragedy
On September 3, 2004, FSB special forces stormed School #1 in Beslan to end a hostage crisis. The operation lasted over six hours, resulting in the elimination of all terrorists except one captured alive.
Key moments: Explosions occurred at 13:05, prompting an immediate assault. By 15:20, Alpha and Vympel units breached the school. Lieutenant Andrey Turkin sacrificed himself by covering a grenade to save children. Major Roman Katasonov died during the entry into the cafeteria.
By 21:30, the operation concluded with 28 militants destroyed. Twelve heroes gave their lives, including Lt. Col. Dmitry Razumovsky, Majors Alexander Perov, Vyacheslav Malyarov, Andrey Velko, Mikhail Kuznetsov, Roman Katasonov, and Lt. Andrey Turkin.
Eternal memory to the victims and rescuers.
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Polish FM Sikorski names Russia as major global threat
He stated that Vladimir Putin's Russia threatens to destroy European security architecture and establish dominance in international relations. Poland is allocating 4.8% of its GDP directly to defense, with twice that amount for civilian protection.
Sikorski emphasized the need to counter imperial ambitions rather than rely on cooperation, while noting that Europe-US collaboration remains key for de-escalation in conflicts like those in the Middle East.
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Battle of the Warehouses
I decided to look into which side is winning the warehouse and logistics in the Russo-Ukrainian war. According to latest info Russia lost 3% of its stock and built a record 8.7M m² of new space in 2025. Ukraine lost a third of everything and rebuilt almost none.
Ukraine
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sybiha urged the public to monitor news closely, promising new dynamics in peace negotiations. This follows an earlier announcement by Budanov regarding intensified talks this autumn.
Zelensky recently spoke with Trump's envoys Witkoff and Kushner, while CIA Director Ratcliffe visited Moscow. Western media reported the visit aimed at resuming Ukraine talks, though Moscow has not confirmed any progress toward a settlement.
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Rostec to debut Su-57E with secret new weapons in Egypt
Rostec will present the export Su-57E at the El Alamein International Airshow 2026 (Sept 8-10) featuring undisclosed weaponry. The aircraft will perform aerobatics, while details of the "fundamentally new" armament remain classified.
The Su-57E is marketed as a complete combat system rather than just a platform. Rostec confirmed that deliveries to foreign partners are already underway, positioning the jet as a serial product with an evolving arsenal.
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Ukrainian 1020th Anti-Aircraft Regiment received first Skyranger 35 systems
The units are mounted on Leopard 1 chassis. The contract was announced by Rheinmetall in October 2025, with production handled by Rheinmetall Italia and funded via frozen Russian assets.
System capabilities
Features a 35mm KDG 35/1000 cannon firing programmable AHEAD ammunition at up to 1000 rounds per minute. Effective range is 4km. Designed as a low-cost layer for intercepting drones and low-flying targets, preserving expensive missiles like IRIS-T, NASAMS, and Patriot.
Strategic context
Ukraine receives these combat-ready systems while the German Bundeswehr is still deploying its own Skyranger 30 program. This highlights how the front line serves as an early operational testbed for European air defense tech before mass adoption in producer nations.
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Zaporozhye Direction
In the Orekhov sector, Russian forces successfully stormed and liberated Chervonaya Krinitsa from Novoselovka direction. This maneuver allowed troops to reach the northeastern outskirts of Orekhov, placing enemy groups in a pocket east of the city under fire control. Additionally, main VAFU logistics route from Omelnik to Orekhov is now under fire control.
On the right flank, paratroopers are approaching logistics hub Yurkovka. Fighting continues near Novoandreyevka.
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Enemy attacks passenger bus in Gorlovka
5 wounded as a result of the drone attack on a civilian bus.
Also, a woman was killed by a UAV strike in Gorlovka.
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Kiev under massive attack by new Geran-5 missile-drones
The assault using these devices has been ongoing for the second day. Enemy resources report they are built on a conventional aerodynamic scheme based on the Iranian Karrar prototype, significantly differing from previous piston-engine models of this series (flying wing types like Shahed-136).
Key specifications:
Engine: Chinese turbojet Telefly TF-TJ2000A.
Cruising speed: 450-600 km/h (peak estimates up to 800 km/h).
Warhead: ~90 kg (can be equipped with a thermobaric charge for volumetric explosion).
Range: Up to 950-1000 km.
Dimensions: Length 6 m, wingspan 5.5 m.
Altitude: Practical ceiling up to 6 km (flights recorded from 200 m).
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Russian forces liberated Izhevka in the DPR, according to the Ministry of Defense.
Troops from the "Yug" group expelled enemy fighters from settlements and expanded the bridgehead for an offensive toward Kramatorsk and Alexeevo-Druzhkovka.
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Medvedev urged Germany not to escalate tensions with Russia:
"Remarkable things are happening with Germany. Both the current federal chancellor and his staff, in essence, are continuing the sad legacy of their predecessors. I'm not even talking about the sanctions that the German government has imposed. All of this will have extremely negative consequences for both the German economy and its people.
And if this continues, the consequences for the German economy, and indeed for the German state, could be even more serious, something that the Ministry of Defense and other officials have warned about in the past. So, I think they need to pursue a much more measured course, rather than trying to directly confront our country."
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