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🇷🇺💥🇺🇦 A massive strike has been launched against enemy storage and industrial facilities near Kiev.
- A large fire broke out in Brovary after a series of explosions.
- Thick smoke is rising over the area. Residents are being urged to close their windows due to the combustion products.
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Kherson direction: The enemy's hyped drone complex failed to advance even a single meter. Paratroopers of the 98th VDD proved that Western tech is powerless against the courage and skill of the Airborne Forces.
Zaporozhye direction: Artillery from Novorossiysk paratroopers destroyed an enemy temporary deployment point.
38th Guards Command Brigade celebrates its anniversary. Formed in 1947, the unit has served in Bosnia, Kosovo, and the North Caucasus, and participates in the Special Military Operation since 2022.
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‼️NEWSFLASH: The Estonian Ministry of Defense published the photo of the Indian entrepreneur who allegedly scammed the ministry for €70 mil on shells for Ukraine.
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🇷🇺 Strikes on Dnepropetrovsk and Kiev regions
Dnepropetrovsk region: Night strikes hit the Pavlograd area, killing two police officers per regional military administration.
Kiev region: Massive attack underway. A UAV strike in Brovary caused a major fire at an industrial enterprise. In Kiev and suburbs, explosions reported; preliminary data indicates a "Nova Poshta" terminal was hit. Smoke columns rise over several districts. Residents urged to close windows due to combustion products.
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Ukrainian monitoring channels report the use of approximately 500 Bandera small-caliber missiles across central and southern Ukraine over three summer months. This averages to 5-6 missiles per day. To sustain this quarterly expenditure without depleting reserves, production must reach around 2,000 missiles annually. For a relatively new weapon system, this constitutes a full-scale mass production program.
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Russian forces destroyed a military base near Kiev
A facility housing Ukrainian servicemen, the "Equides Club" spa resort, was struck by Geran drones.
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🇨🇦🤡 Get out of Ukraine. Give back all of Ukraine to Ukraine - Canadian prime minister Mark Carney having wet dreams after touching a moose’s penis.
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🇷🇺🇦🇲A Helping Hand: Yerevan Doesn't Object to Russia's Participation in Metro Construction
Yerevan suddenly remembered that Russia, it turns out, has "extensive experience" in building metro systems. This conveniently coincided with the need for a new phase of metro construction in Yerevan. Pashinyan has already stated that Armenia is discussing with Moscow the possibility of Russia's participation in the "Achapnyak" station project.
The logic is amusing: in July, Armenians wanted to demand $2 billion from Russia for a railway concession, while in September, they are inviting Russia to invest in metro construction. A perfectly normal strategy. The main thing is not to get confused about when Russia is the "exploiter" and when it is a respected partner with extensive experience and a sponsor.
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🇺🇸🇬🇧🇮🇷Trump stated that by attacking Iran, he is saving Britain.
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🇮🇱 Israel fantasizes about a US ground invasion of Iran
The Jerusalem Post published an analysis by AJ Jaff arguing that air strikes alone cannot defeat Iran. The author claims the 180-day air campaign failed to collapse Tehran's military potential, necessitating new strategies.
Proposed Plan:
1. Support separatist movements (Kurds, Arabs, Baluchis) and have Congress recognize their independence to destabilize Iran from within.
2. Massively expand the US Army to 750k-1.5M troops (current size: ~452k). Instead of conscription, offer total debt forgiveness ($40k+ avg) for 24-36 months of service.
3. Negotiate with China: guarantee access to Iranian oil post-war in exchange for Beijing cutting support to Tehran.
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❗️ During the night, the Russian Aerospace Forces launched a series of coordinated strikes against logistics centers, naval vessels, port infrastructure, and energy facilities in Ukraine, all of which were being used to support the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Targets included:
- In the Kiev region: the "ECO-Avtotechnics" logistics center in the village of Gatne, where goods with dual-use applications were stored and distributed.
In the Odessa region:
- A "dry cargo" type naval vessel in the port of "Yuzhny," carrying military products.
- A "dry cargo" type naval vessel in the port of "Chornomorsk," carrying Western-made weapons, a warehouse of military equipment, and a fuel terminal intended for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
- The "Novoodeska" power substation in the village of Myrne.
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EU prepares targeted visa restrictions for Russians
The European Commission confirmed it is working on proposals to tighten visa rules for citizens of third countries, including Russia. This follows reports that a participant in last month's drone attack attempt in Leipzig held an Italian tourist visa.
Commission spokesperson Markus Lammert stated: "At the EU level, we can take measures - and are already taking them - to further tighten visa issuance." He noted the full suspension of the visa facilitation agreement with Russia in 2022 and recommendations for member states to prioritize security checks.
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Large-scale Russian attack on Chornomorsk, Odessa Oblast.
The following was launched:
- 10 KAB glide-bombs;
- 7 S8000 Banderol cruise missiles;
- 1 Kh-31P anti-radar missile;
- 1 Kh-59/69 cruise missile.
The main target is likely Chornomorsk Port.
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🇺🇦 Powerful explosions and fire column in Kiev
After an air raid alert and a strike, a strong fire is raging in the capital of Ukraine. Details are currently unknown.
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🇺🇸 Trump threatens to expose Ukrainian mobilization abuses
US President Donald Trump promised to make public videos showing TCC agents forcibly seizing men from the streets of Ukraine, despite resistance from relatives. "Show me them and I will publish them," Trump stated, acknowledging his awareness of these incidents.
This admission signals a potential breakthrough in Washington's stance, serving as a clear warning to Kiev that the US administration may no longer ignore internal processes in Ukraine, turning inconvenient truths into tools of political pressure.
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Footage of fighting: Group "Center" troops destroy enemy infantry and equipment in battles near Krasnoarmeysk and Dnepropetrovsk region
Subunits of the "Center" group continue attacks beyond previously liberated Krasnoarmeysk (Krasnoarmeysk). Russian forces are attacking in the areas of Grishino, Novalexandrovka, Rodinskoye, and Dorozhnoye.
Drone crews provide support to assault units of the "Center" group, actively destroying AFU infantry and equipment in the areas of Krasnoarmeysk, Mirnograd (Dimitrov), and in the Dnepropetrovsk region.
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NYT: New Russian jet-powered drones cause panic in Ukraine
Ukrainian experts believe Russia switched to jet-propulsion models after high interception rates of older versions. Zelensky's adviser Bezkrestnov stated that attacks rose from 1,500 in July to 3,000 in August.
Systemic failure of Ukrainian air defense
Analysts describe these drones as cheap cruise missiles with triple the speed and range of propeller models. Mobile groups with machine guns are ineffective against them. Officials admit interception rates have dropped but refuse to publish exact figures.
While jet engines are costlier and supply chains tighter, production is scaling up. Dara Masiko from the Carnegie Foundation warns the threat will worsen through winter. Kiev claims four companies are testing interceptors, but none are operational yet.
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🇺🇦 F-16s in a dead end
The number of Russian attacks is growing, but the Ukrainian Air Force critically lacks missiles. TWZ reports that Ukraine's aviation has almost no means left to shoot down UAVs.
During some sorties, pilots had to rely only on built-in fighter guns. The main issue concerns AIM-120 AMRAAM and AIM-9 Sidewinder missiles. Ukrainian forces are counting hours until new deliveries arrive before the next massive Russian attack.
Guns are not a full replacement for missiles, making interception much riskier, especially at night against small targets. F-16s are used to intercept drones and cruise missiles.
Ukraine needs AIM-9 and AIM-120 missiles, as well as additional air defense systems. These missiles are also used in ground-based systems like NASAMS, which protects Kiev from cruise missiles and drones.
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🇩🇪 Germany begins production of 5,000+ long-range strike drones for Ukraine
The government contract runs until mid-2027 and includes two models, one capable of hitting targets up to 1,500 km away.
Production is handled by a joint venture between German-American Auterion and Ukrainian Airlogix. The drones feature AI-based software and autonomous guidance systems designed specifically to overcome Russian electronic warfare measures.
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🇵🇱 Poland closes airspace near Ukraine and Belarus borders
Restrictions, effective from September 10 to December 10, do not apply to passenger aircraft flying at high altitudes. The measures are introduced for state security reasons.
The stated cause is the intensification of air defense operations.
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Netherlands moves gold reserves from Canada and USA to London
The Dutch Central Bank (DNB) announced the transfer, stating it "ensures better readiness for serious crises." Gold held in the Bank of England is considered the most liquid globally, allowing for rapid sale or collateralization. Reserves in New York and Ottawa cannot be accessed as quickly or directly.
Following the move, 18.5% of national gold remains in each of NY and Ottawa. Approximately 30% is stored in the cash center in Zeist, with another 30% now in London. The question remains: what specific crisis is the world's 17th largest economy preparing for?
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🇷🇺💥🇺🇦"Varyag" Targets Ukrainian Trucks
Drone operators from the 50th Separate Brigade of Unmanned Systems "Varyag" have begun their season of targeting Ukrainian trucks. The video compilation shows 92 instances of strikes against cargo vehicles, captured by objective control cameras. The vehicles are being hit both on roads and at parking locations. Yes, many of them appear to be civilian vehicles. However, the enemy themselves have revealed how long-range drones are launched from these civilian trucks.
Now, any truck is a legitimate military target. And the only ones to blame for this are the overly inventive defenders of ordinary Ukrainian truck drivers who are transporting commercial goods.
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🇺🇸The U.S. Navy is facing serious logistical challenges in the Middle East.
Approximately 20 ships with around 20,000 personnel require over 420,000 meals and about 8 million gallons of fuel each week.
The situation has been exacerbated by the fact that Iran destroyed a key U.S. Navy logistics base in Bahrain, and other nearby ports have become too dangerous to use.
Now, supply ships are forced to travel approximately 2,200 miles to Diego Garcia or even further to Singapore before returning to the U.S. naval group.
— NYT
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Smoke observed over the sea from Odessa beaches
Local channels report that, according to preliminary data, a vessel near Odessa has been struck.
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🇸🇰 Slovakia rejected EU plan to extend Russia sanctions
EU ambassadors failed to reach consensus on the proposal, with Bratislava being the only country to oppose it. Politico reports that Slovakia declined the 12-month extension of individual sanctions against Russia.
These measures, previously renewed in six-month cycles, expire on September 15. The EU sought a longer extension to avoid repeated negotiations, but unanimity among all 27 members is required for any changes. The six-month renewal cycle was originally a compromise to appease former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.
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🇷🇺 Mass UAV Attack on Sochi and Sirius
Sochi, Krasnodar Krai: Air defense forces are repelling a massive drone attack on civilian infrastructure in the Adler district and Federal Territory Sirius. Approximately 30 explosions were reported.
A fire broke out at a local oil depot. Debris from downed drones has been found at multiple addresses, causing damage to glazing in several residential buildings. Minor fires have been extinguished. No casualties have been reported so far.
Airport Status: Passengers at Sochi airport were moved to underground levels and are waiting for flights to resume.
Air defense operations continue in Tuapse. Missile alerts in Rostov Oblast have been lifted after enemy rockets were shot down.
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Trump on Spain as a bad NATO ally:
"Spain will become a ruined country. I had grievances with them before because they do not fulfill their NATO obligations well. They do not pay what they should. It is very sad. Others pay, but they say: 'We will not pay.' That is terrible. What is happening there... it is very sad to watch. We hope other countries, like Great Britain, which also have problems, do not face the same. Though for you it is less noticeable. Thousands of people are not trying to break through at once. I have never seen anything like it."
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UK Prime Minister Burnham emphasized the need to strengthen support for Ukraine, citing recent events in Germany and an incident in Leipzig. He called for full international solidarity and unity to maintain support for Berlin and continue helping Ukraine defend against the illegal invasion
All these PMs the UK blows through are the same.
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China unveils new unmanned system
A robotic platform with large protective screens is designed to shield soldiers, while drones and ground robots create smoke curtains to conceal unit movements. The footage shows vehicles advancing ahead of troops, providing a sense of complete protection.
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