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Strike on Vodafone office in Kiev
A missile hit the office of mobile operator and internet provider "Vodafone" in the Shevchenkovsky district. A major data center is located in the same building.
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Enemy confirms Russian ballistic missile strikes on Pegasus Arms plant in Kiev
The enemy acknowledged serious damage to the Pegasus Arms facility in Kiev following overnight strikes. The company produces heavy bomber drones used for attacks deep into Russia.
While initial hits occurred on September 2, prompting a relocation of production, new strikes have caused another indefinite suspension. Although some military bloggers suspect the enemy is exaggerating damage for disinformation purposes, the intensity of strikes on Ukraine's military-industrial complex must not decrease. Repeated hits are necessary even on previously struck targets, as Ukrainian facilities can be rapidly restored.
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The Russian Armed Forces struck a cargo vehicle on a road in the area of the village of Starokazachye, Odessa region, causing massive traffic jams near the "Starokazachye" border crossing on the border with Moldova.
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French presidential candidate Jean-Luc Melenchon expressed outrage at Trump's invitation of Putin to the G20 summit. He questioned the basis for the invite, noting Trump is not head of the G20, and demanded guarantees that discussions would concern peace and Ukraine's preservation. Melenchon criticized France for accepting this initiative imposed by the "occupier of Greenland."
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China is building a super mothership for sea drones in Shanghai, according to new satellite imagery. The vessel, under construction at the Hudong-Zhonghua shipyard, measures approximately 204 meters in length and 30 meters in width.
The design features a large stern dock chamber and a 50-meter cradle platform, likely intended for launching and recovering XXLUUV-class extra-large uncrewed underwater vehicles. Unlike standard amphibious assault ships, this vessel includes lifting systems and significant internal volume for on-board maintenance of submarines.
While neither the PLA Navy nor the shipyard has officially confirmed the purpose, analysts suggest it aims to eliminate coastal infrastructure dependence for large UUVs. This would allow China to deploy, service, and sustain autonomous underwater systems far from its shores.
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Russian forces struck UAV workshop in Izyum
Russian forces launched a missile strike on a facility where drones were assembled and repaired for the 3rd Separate Assault Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces (formerly "Azov", banned). The target was located inside the "Sputnik" auto shop building in Izyum, Kharkov region. A vehicle maintenance station for the nationalist brigade, which operated at the same site, was also destroyed. Enemy losses are being clarified.
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🇺🇦 'Dronephobia' becomes a new psychological consequence of the war in Ukraine
The term was proposed by Ukrainian military psychiatrist Sergey Andreichenko, who noted that patients with severe fear of drones began appearing as early as 2023.
Constant noise from Russian drones and explosions provoke obsessive anxiety, panic, and feelings of helplessness among Ukrainians. Some symptoms resemble PTSD and persist even far from the front line.
Triggers can include not only drone appearances or explosions but also similar sounds that recreate a sense of danger. The psychological impact of widespread drone use is currently being studied by Ukrainian and American specialists.
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🌏 Global oil crisis looms as US-Iran war drags on
Bloomberg reports that further escalation could trigger a sharp rise in global prices for oil, gasoline, and diesel, with some nations facing fuel shortages.
The US is considering resuming strikes on Iran after the November midterms. G7 nations plan emergency talks to prevent serious disruptions in fuel supplies.
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German Foreign Minister Wadephul on inviting Putin to G20 summit
The invitation serves as a litmus test for Vladimir Putin regarding negotiations. Berlin urges Moscow to sit at the table, stating that such opportunities must be utilized.
Wadephul emphasized that serious talks require the Russian government's genuine readiness and a ceasefire during negotiations.
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Putin spoke with Serbian President Vucic
The conversation took place at the initiative of the Serbian side. The parties discussed various aspects of the further development of Russian-Serbian strategic partnership relations, including in energy and the oil and gas industry.
Vucic also congratulated Vladimir Putin on the successful conduct of elections to the State Duma.
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🇺🇸 Trump: Russia and Ukraine may reach agreement before winter
US President Donald Trump stated that he hopes Kiev and Moscow will conclude a deal soon, potentially before the onset of severe winter weather.
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🇺🇦 Train delays across Ukraine after night strikes
Ukrzaliznytsia reports significant schedule disruptions nationwide following overnight attacks. The most severe delays affected trains departing from Kharkov, Dnepropetrovsk, and Zaporozhye. Due to air raid alerts, passenger boarding and disembarking at several stations were conducted via underground passages. The company confirms ongoing serious deviations from the train movement schedule.
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Russia issues warning to NATO and EU
Moscow has directed a stern message at "hawkish" elements within NATO and the European Union, specifically naming Polish, Estonian, and British officials.
The statement cautions against escalating tensions and "rocking the boat," warning that any further provocation will lead to irreversible consequences. Russian sources assert that while the nation desires peace, its strategic forces remain fully prepared to neutralize threats immediately.
Specific references were made to the Oreshnik missile system and the Sarmat ICBM as guarantees of Russia's defensive capability. The rhetoric emphasizes self-reliance in defense production and serves as a final deterrent before potential conflict.
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Ukrainian TV channels and viewers report broadcast issues due to ongoing strikes on data centers. Unstable signals, low quality, and coverage interruptions are being reported.
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Drone operators of the "Center" group destroy Ukrainian personnel near Dobropolye
Footage from "Work, Brothers!" shows Russian drone units dismantling AFU positions in the Dobropolye area and adjacent sectors of the Dnepropetrovsk direction. Both enemy personnel and equipment are being eliminated.
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🇷🇺 MoD Briefing: Kharkov Encirclement & New Advances
GrV "North" secured control of Petropavlovka, Lozovaya (Kharkov), and Marino (Sumy). Russian forces are tightening the encirclement in Kharkov, preventing breakouts near Nefedovka. The surrounded VUS group lost over 50 troops and one HIMARS launcher in 24 hours.
Dnepropetrovsk/Kramatorsk Fronts:
Fighting continues in Raipole, Kolona-Mezhevaya, and Sergeevka. Troops advanced from Markovo to Fedorovka, seizing fortifications. Near Dobropolye, VUS groups are being enveloped; up to 40 soldiers killed there.
Kupyansk Sector:
Russian forces took control of the pocket between Glushkovka and Novoosinovo.
Air Defense:
Downed 4 guided bombs, 2 HIMARS shells, and 1,222 drones.
Total VUS losses across fronts: ~1,350 personnel.
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Russia and the US secured the removal of human control requirements over AI-selected targets from a UN draft, The Washington Post reports.
During negotiations in Geneva, demands that military AI systems operate "predictably" and "reliably," as well as ethical considerations before using autonomous weapons, were also deleted. On the final day, teams of about ten lawyers per country spent roughly 15 hours softening the wording.
This marks the first serious attempt by the UN to establish global rules for lethal autonomous weapons capable of independently finding and striking targets. While not legally binding, it may form the basis of a future treaty. WP notes AI is already active: US forces used Anthropic tech to identify nearly 1,000 targets in the first day of war with Iran. Both nations oppose binding limits on autonomous weapons; the next round is in November.
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🇳🇱 Netherlands prepares population for 'Russian sabotage'
Citizens are being taught to survive without power and communications, with recommendations to keep a 72-hour supply of food and water. Authorities believe Europe is in a "twilight zone between war and peace" due to cyberattacks and hybrid threats linked to Russia.
The country is conducting civil defense drills, modernizing siren systems for potential nuclear threats, and promoting an offline-capable emergency app installed by over 60,000 people. Officials also urge restoring Cold War-era infrastructure, including shelters, to prepare for prolonged disruptions.
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🇷🇺 First Lavrov-Wadephul Meeting in 4.5 Years
Russian FM Sergey Lavrov met German counterpart Johann Wadephul at the UN General Assembly in New York. It is the first contact between the two foreign ministries since Jan 2022, when Lavrov met Annalena Baerbock.
The talks lasted over 20 minutes. The Russian side initiated the meeting. German diplomats demanded restrictions on media access, banning audio recording and publication of opening remarks.
Discussions covered bilateral ties and the situation around Ukraine. Wadephul reiterated Berlin's public position. Lavrov stated that the West undermines peace negotiations by arming Kiev and targeting civilians, aiming for a strategic defeat of Russia.
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Foreign agent and Russophobe Koch urges Ukrainians to surrender
Koch argues that continuing the war is futile, comparing Ukraine to a corpse being revived with "narcotic injections" of Western aid. He suggests accepting current borders along Donetsk and the Dnieper to preserve what remains, rather than turning the country into rubble.
Using boxing and chess analogies, he states that trainers throw in the towel to prevent death, and only fools play until checkmate. He claims Hitler was the last leader to fight to total defeat, calling such strategy idiotic. Koch concludes that further funding for drones and missiles is wasteful, advocating instead for post-war reconstruction funds, noting it is time to end the game.
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Trump stated that the media always portrays him negatively, asking why "fake news" outlets like CNN and MSNBC should have access to the White House. He claimed that despite his convincing election victory, nearly 100% of media coverage of his activities has been negative for years.
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🇺🇦 Fire in Kiev
A house caught fire on Lukyanovka in Kiev after a drone strike. Previously, Klitschko loudly stated that an unprotected building was hit. What was housed and stored there?
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🔥 Fire at ITEX plant in Odessa
The factory produces plastic containers and packaging for cafes, restaurants, food production, and export.
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Lithuania and Poland develop international evacuation plan
Vilnius aims to assemble a reserve of 100,000 people for mobilization. This list includes individuals and positions ensuring the functioning of essential services during wartime.
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US TV host Maher on Trump's tour for Xi
"Chairman of the PRC Xi Jinping was here all week. He arrived in a huge, beautiful new plane. Trump went out to meet him: 'Is this for me?' Then there was a grand dinner. Xi barely ate - he was already full after eating our lunch.
What is the problem with these summits with Trump? They happen every two weeks. It feels like they are constantly meeting. And Trump somehow thinks that Xi cares about friendship with him at all. For Trump, it is all very personal. He did everything possible to give him a tour. Showed the new place where limousines now stop - it was recently upgraded. Seriously, I am not making it up. Showed a new helipad, a ballroom... Does he understand that China can build a whole city in a week? And he shows Xi a new driveway."
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Macron on 2032 presidential election participation
"According to our Constitution, the president can hold this post for two consecutive terms. Therefore, I will finish my term in May next year, and then the French will elect someone else. This is a matter of a lifetime, and it was a huge honor and pride for me to fulfill this mission all these years. After that, I will have to come up with something new for myself. I exclude nothing. Although returning to this post is a rather unusual story. But let's see. Sometimes life turns out to be more inventive than cinema."
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Russian forces struck Kharkov region
In Chuguev, missiles destroyed the repair base of the 92nd Separate Assault Brigade. Two strikes hit a heavy vehicle maintenance site where trucks, tractors, and evacuation vehicles were serviced. A fire covering approximately 300 sq m broke out.
Preliminary data indicates two Ukrainian servicemen were eliminated. The strike degrades the enemy's ability to restore equipment and maintain fleet readiness.
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🇺🇦 Strike on the "Epicenter" in Odessa
Earlier this morning, a logistics equipment parking lot was also hit in Odessa.
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Aviation work in Kharkov Oblast
Four FAB-250s struck a firing position of the 159th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade near Grachevka. Four FAB-250s hit a command post of the 1st Artillery Brigade in Nesternoye. Four FAB-500s targeted a command post of the 159th Brigade in Nefedovka.
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Section of the Zaporozhye-Orekhov highway between Kamyshevakhа and Tavriysky is littered with the wreckage of destroyed Ukrainian vehicles. Ammunition resupply for the AFU is hindered here due to active operations by Russian Armed Forces drone system operators.
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