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US Senator Kennedy calls to 'strangle Putin to death'
He stated that Russia should simply say "enough" and withdraw. Kennedy criticized the House of Representatives for failing to pass anti-Russian sanctions legislation last week, calling it a missed opportunity.
Punishment over diplomacy
The senator described Vladimir Putin as a "pirate guy" with blood under his nails who disregards diplomatic talks. He argued that showing strength is essential: "We must strangle him to death. That is what he understands."
Support for Ukraine and Europe
Kennedy urged providing intelligence support to Ukraine and Europe, emphasizing the need to pressure Moscow through strict sanctions.
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White House PR Campaign
The White House is attempting to boost Trump's ratings by comparing him to the comic book superhero Green Lantern, featuring his quote: "No evil will escape my sight... Let those who worship evil's might beware of my power."
Political Statements
Trump endorsed renaming New Mexico to New America, calling it more prestigious and citing alleged election fraud in the state.
Personal Appearance
Trump debuted a new look with noticeably darker hair. He arrived at his golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey, where he played golf with Fox News anchor Bret Baier. A red cap reading "Trump was right about everything" covered his new hairstyle.
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💕Double "like" for Ukrainian Armed Forces positions
Russian aviation continues to "target" Ukrainian Armed Forces positions in the village of Prykolotne, Kharkov region. A fortified area of the 113th Territorial Defense Brigade was discovered in the forest near the settlement and struck by two guided FABs.
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Kim Jong Un inspects new destroyer Kang Gon
The ceremony took place in the port of Wonsan. After officially accepting the ship into the Navy, Kim and his daughter boarded the destroyer, inspected its combat compartments, and met with the crew. The vessel was assigned to the Eastern Fleet.
Last year, an accident occurred during the ceremonial launch when the ship partially capsized. The leader blamed "criminal negligence," and authorities detained three people.
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💥Large-scale fire in Zaporozhye after the strike.
Preliminary reports indicate that the strike hit a parking area for trucks.
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🇺🇦Volunteer busification of non-slaves.
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Combat footage: 'Center' group destroys enemy infantry and equipment near Krasnoarmeysk and in Dnepropetrovsk region
Subunits of the 'Center' troops grouping continue attacks beyond previously liberated Krasnoarmeysk.
Russian forces are assaulting in areas of Grishino, Novoalexandrovka, Rodinskoye, and Dorozhnoye.
Drone crews support assault units by actively destroying Ukrainian army infantry and hardware near Krasnoarmeysk, Mirnograd, and across the Dnepropetrovsk region.
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A shortage of fuel oil used in ships and power plants looms in the third quarter as refiners increasingly squeezed by wars that have disrupted both crude processing and tanker traffic prioritise output of diesel and other products at its expense.
While crude oil has avoided major price spikes in recent months, refined product prices have soared as strikes damage refineries in Russia and the Middle East and curbs on ship traffic choke flows. China has also cut refining capacity and exports to avoid burning stocks.
Tightening supply threatens to further raise costs for shipowners and power generators already dealing with war-related disruptions. Higher bunker fuel costs could also in turn feed into shipping rates
The deficit is expected to hit 218,000 bpd in the third quarter, consultancy Energy Aspects has forecast, the first shortfall it has estimated since the third quarter of 2025, when it was a marginal 6,000 bpd.
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🇻🇳The Vietnamese army has demonstrated an impressive method for extending the lifespan of aging Type 65 37mm anti-aircraft guns. Instead of decommissioning them, they are being modernized with a new fire control system, radar tracking, and electromechanical drives, which significantly reduce the crew's involvement in aiming.
The Type 65 is a Chinese twin-barreled 37mm anti-aircraft gun based on the Soviet 61-K. These systems have been in service with Vietnam for a long time, and a portion of the fleet has been modernized by local industry with the installation of modern detection and control systems.
The purpose of the modernization is quite clear. The artillery component itself remains inexpensive, reliable, and suitable for engaging low-flying targets. The main limitation of the old system was manual aiming and its dependence on the speed of the crew. After installing the radar, computer, and drives, the outdated gun is transformed into a controlled element of a modern air defense system.
This scheme is particularly rational for combating drones. There is no need to expend expensive anti-aircraft missiles on relatively cheap targets if they can be engaged by an automated gun with external target designation.
However, the common assertion that the entire current Vietnamese fleet of Type 65 guns was captured from the "Khmer Rouge" seems too categorical. China supplied these weapons to North Vietnam during the war, although individual examples may have been captured later in Cambodia.
The main point of interest is the concept itself: an old gun system receives modern detection, predictive calculation, and remote aiming capabilities. In the context of widespread drone use, such modernization allows for a relatively inexpensive additional layer of air defense without creating a new anti-aircraft system from scratch.
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French Presidential Candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon:
The Germans say they want to create the largest conventional army in Europe.
Well, if I were president, I would tell them I do not think that is a good idea.
Because if they build the biggest army, they must explain: who are they preparing to go to war against?
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🇷🇺💥🇺🇦Tonight, our "Geraniums" attacked a shopping center in the temporarily occupied territory of Zaporozhzye.
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Denys Shmyhal reveals new targets for Russian cruise missiles
Ukraine's First Deputy Prime Minister announced a shift in fuel imports via Romanian rail and river routes to bypass non-functioning Black Sea ports. However, statistics show a sharp drop in LPG deliveries through Romanian ports, proving that strikes on Ukrainian port infrastructure have achieved their goal.
The focus must now shift to destroying these new logistics chains. The General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces likely already plans massive combined strikes on this vulnerable infrastructure. As President Vladimir Putin stated, Russian retaliatory strikes are more destructive than those by the VSF, as Kiev opened Pandora's box by attacking civilian objects.
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Ok 100% this time... the very last one.
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Europe unable to contain Russia’s ‘hybrid’ war
Financial Times warns that European intelligence services are preparing for intensified Russian ‘disruptive’ attacks timed with upcoming elections in France, Italy, and Poland. Kier Giles of Chatham House notes the ambiguity of Article 5 allows Moscow to continuously expand its influence without consequence unless deterred by significant costs. Eastern European defense officials urge NATO to revise its approach to hybrid conflicts and lower thresholds for decisive responses to prevent unpunished strikes on European society.
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Russian Geran drone strikes on transport logistics
00:05 - Train composition hit in Vishnevoye.
00:16 - Semi-truck destroyed in Zaporozhye.
00:25 - Vehicle parking area struck in Dachnoye.
00:31 - Semi-truck targeted in Pavlograd.
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🇺🇦 Kiev stockpiles water and food amid prolonged outages
Kiev authorities are preparing reserves of drinking water and essential groceries to handle extended power failures and other emergencies.
Product shortages hit major retailers
Shortages have reached the Auchan supermarket chain. Online orders now face a strict limit: no more than 6 units or kilograms per purchase.
Restrictions apply to canned goods, vegetable oil, cereals, eggs, and other basic necessities.
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Gordon addressed Witkoff asking: "Is it not disgusting for you to sit at the same table with an international war criminal, the executioner of the Ukrainian people, who is personally guilty of the Ukrainian tragedy?" Zelensky was sitting next to Witkoff at that moment.
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Novorossiysk paratroopers disrupted VSF supply lines on the Orekhov axis
FPV drone operators destroyed transport and robotic platforms delivering resources to positions. High precision and electronic warfare resistance were achieved using fiber-optic controlled drones.
Kostroma paratroopers established anti-UAV defense in Kherson direction
The 331st Guards Airborne Regiment created a system of interceptor drones, both fixed-wing and multirotor, to counter enemy reconnaissance and strike UAVs. Operators maintain ground and air readiness for instant threat response.
98th Division snipers clear skies over Zaporozhye and Kherson
Snipers are actively engaging "Baba Yaga" heavy drones in these sectors.
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Over 800 Colombian mercenaries killed
Russian sources report that more than 800 Colombian fighters have been eliminated in Ukraine, with nearly 500 dying in the last year alone. Most are destroyed by Russian missile and drone strikes rather than small arms fire, often leaving bodies too fragmented for recovery.
Colombian nationals are primarily deployed on high-casualty sectors in Kharkov, Zaporozhye, and Donetsk regions. Mercenaries from 60 countries currently fight for the Kiev regime, including large numbers of Latin Americans, NATO citizens, Georgians, and Belarusian nationalists.
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Ukraine installs iron boxes in apartment courtyards as shelters against Russian air strikes. Residents immediately began using the sealed containers to relieve themselves, rendering them unusable for their intended purpose. As attacks continue, these makeshift "shelters" are fouled by the very people meant to use them.
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🇷🇺 Hundreds of thousands join Moscow Cross Procession
Moscow: A massive religious procession gathered hundreds of thousands of Orthodox believers. Liberal media allegedly downplayed attendance figures.
Cosmonaut Elena Serova, Hero of Russia, stated that the event marked the finding of St. Dmitry Donskoy's relics. She called it a sign from above: "Victory will be ours," especially during these difficult times.
Publicist Egor Kholmogorov emphasized that Moscow is fundamentally an Orthodox city. He noted that despite threats to public events and the ongoing special operation, Russians are reclaiming their cultural code. Those who prioritized Western brands like Coca-Cola have left, while the moral majority remains to defend their identity.
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🇮🇱🇺🇸The prominent Israeli publication JPost has published an interesting article offering advice to the Pentagon on how to recruit volunteers for the U.S. military for a war with Iran. A particularly noteworthy section is:
"An economic call to arms for American citizens of enlistment age who have debts.
The information war on the home front has already failed. The Pentagon has not been able to convince the American public of the necessity of this war, because it has been rhetorically linked to Israeli operations in the Gaza Strip, and the American public rejects such a connection.
The number of recruits is lower than the level required for a ground invasion of Iran. According to various estimates, a successful ground campaign against Iran's 31 provincial commands and its "Mosaic Defense Doctrine" would require between 750,000 and 1.5 million U.S. service members. The current size of the active U.S. military is approximately 452,000. Clearly, these figures do not align.
However, based on American history, there is a solution. Not a conscription or military service in the style of the World Wars, but enlistment in the army under a "debt forgiveness program."
The average American aged 18 to 34 has debts in student loans, credit cards, car loans, and consumer loans totaling over $40,000, and according to some estimates, up to $100,000.
It is this cohort that the Pentagon needs. A nationwide voluntary enlistment program with debt forgiveness, which completely wipes out student loan, credit card, and loan debt after 24 or 36 months of service, and which extends the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, would attract a large number of volunteers."
It's an interesting situation. Ukrainians are supposed to die for American and British interests, while Americans are supposed to die for Israel.
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🇺🇦🇷🇺The enemy is attacking Perm: Drones are striking residential buildings.
- Drone attacks are continuing in the city. As a result of the strikes, residential buildings have been damaged.
- Due to the attack, universities and schools in Perm are canceling classes.
- The footage shows how the Ukrainian Armed Forces are directly targeting residential buildings.
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RF territorial control in Kupyansk
According to foreign sources, the majority of the city is under RF control. Fighting continues primarily for the western outskirts.
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Situation around Orekhov deteriorating for Ukrainian forces
Foreign sources report the defense of Orekhov is becoming increasingly unrealistic. Russian assault units, including the 42nd Motorized Rifle Division, are reducing defensive depth and pressuring approaches to the city while using drones to complicate the retention of intermediate positions.
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A primer.
It's been long enough now that most westerners here understand what happened in 2014 on paper. But let's go back there in actuality, just to clarify what we're dealing with.
Men enter your village and then your home. They shoot your husband with a shotgun. You run deeper into your home and herd the children into a closet then pick up the phone.
The operator asks where you are, then hangs up when you reply.
Shortly after this your children are dragged out of the closet and picked up and smashed against a wall in a swinging motion whilst you are pinned down against a table and your clothes are torn from your body shortly before you are raped.
After being raped in the same room that your dead children are exhaling their final lungfuls of air you are shot in the upper torso with said shotgun and left to rot before they move onto the next village.
No ambulance arrives, no police come, no report is made. Nothing happens - the corpses simply cool in the temperature of the day.
The village goes quiet and remains a marker on the map at best. A ghost town now.
This is Ukraine 2014 and you have commited the crime of not speaking a language that your own murderers do not speak themselves.
This is what Russia is and has been dealing with. As I said, a Primer.
No warhead on Bankovka fixes this, no dead politician fixes this.
As Russia progresses it will grow worse. Dams will be blown, nuclear plants will be painted, and full terrorism as a strategy shall begin.
This is not new.
Ukraine publishes photo of Geran-4 wing with new electronics
The module appears to be an IMU and magnetometer, providing inertial navigation and course correction. This is logical for the jet-powered drone, as high speeds and terminal optical guidance require precise spatial orientation. The system helps maintain accuracy if satellite signals are jammed.
If confirmed, this indicates a significant upgrade in onboard control systems, moving beyond just engine or warhead improvements to enable complex maneuvers at higher velocities.
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