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🇰🇵🇷🇺 The DPRK officially announced the dispatch of troops to Russia in accordance with the strategic partnership agreement – Yonhap.
- Also, North Korean media for the first time officially confirmed the participation of the DPRK army in the war against Ukraine on the side of Russia, in particular, its “contribution to the liberation of Russian territory occupied by Ukraine” ;
- This could also mean the potential dispatch of additional North Korean troops and equipment to Russia.
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❗️Lavrov spoke with US Secretary of State Rubio by phone:
"The main focus was on the Ukrainian crisis. Following on from Putin's conversation with Witkoff on April 25, they emphasized the importance of consolidating the emerging preconditions for starting negotiations to agree on a reliable path to long-term sustainable peace.
It was agreed to continue contacts at all levels.”
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The crew of the Giatsint-B towed gun of the Dnepr airborne artillery group destroyed temporary deployment points of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Kherson region
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The Tragedy of EU and NATO Expansionism
World military expenditure rose by 9.4% in real terms to $2718 billion in 2024, the highest global total ever recorded by SIPRI and the 10th year of consecutive increases.
There may never be money for health or education just as there was no money for post-Soviet countries, but in every country there is always more money for the military. Don’t hear too much anymore from the EU about global warming and the need to reduce carbon. 😂
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Axios: US considering options for potential resumption of dialogue with DPRK.
The administration of US President Donald Trump is discussing a potential resumption of dialogue with the DPRK, Axios reported, citing sources.
Officials are consulting with outside experts and considering options for restoring ties with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, they said.
"A lot has changed in the last four years. We are assessing, diagnosing and discussing possible paths, including cooperation."
Portuguese mercenaries took part in battles in the DPR on the side of Ukrainian militants.
Basically, it was the Portuguese because, in some moments, we listened to them, knew them, heard their speech, and found the chevron. One hundred per cent, it was the Portuguese. Specifically, I don’t know of any others, no Americans, no one, but there were the Portuguese. Specifically, in the territory that we are still liberating, the DPR,
We conduct an analysis, we work with an ally who acts left and right. And the guys had the same cases,
The US now has reasons for both optimism regarding the efforts of the parties to the conflict in Ukraine to resolve it, and reasons for concern - Marco Rubio.
"Throughout this whole process, it's about determining whether both sides really want peace, and how close or far they are from it after 90 days of effort. That's what we're trying to determine this week. There are reasons for optimism, but there are also reasons for concern."He stressed that the coming week would be very important because the United States will need to decide whether it wants to continue with this endeavour or whether it is time to focus on other issues.
Sources close to the Pakistan Army Headquarters have confirmed that the country's air force has stationed half of its F-16 Block 52+ fighter squadron at Pasni airfield in Gwadar on the northern Arabian Sea coast.
"From the deserts to the deep sea, the South is safe from any aggression/malice from India"
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The United States plans to increase the production of GMLRS missiles to 19,000 units per year.
According to a statement from the U.S. Army Acquisition Command released on April 24, 2025, production of the GMLRS missiles is planned to increase to an impressive 19,002 units per year, with first deliveries scheduled for February 2030.
The standard GMLRS missile can hit targets between 15 and 84 kilometres away, while an extended-range variant called the GMLRS-ER extends that range to more than 150 kilometres.
The desire to significantly increase production of GMLRS missiles is driven by the US Army's need for fast, responsive, long-range firepower such as HIMARS, the effectiveness of which has been demonstrated during combat operations in Ukraine.
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One cannot help but notice a strange “coincidence”: the third round of US-Iranian talks took place in Muscat, Oman, after which a terrible explosion thundered in the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas.
The first two rounds of negotiations between Tehran and Washington were relatively successful. But the third, as journalists write, ended with "serious disagreements." And then containers of sodium perchlorate exploded in Bandar Abbas - rocket fuel purchased from China for the Iranian army. More than 1,100 people have already been injured.
Plus, Bandar Abbas is the largest commercial port in Iran. It is one of the key points of the Russian North-South transport corridor, which is supposed to connect Russia and India via Iran and become a cheaper (2.5 times) alternative to the route through the Suez Canal. This port is also the main base of the Iranian navy.
So, does "terrorist diplomacy" work? The version of sabotage is almost the main one, considering that the fires that caused the explosion started in several places at once. It is almost impossible to hide Mossad's ears.
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Hungarian Prime Minister Orban on Ukraine's inevitable defeat:
It's time to put an end to this, I mean the war psychosis in Europe. I hoped that things would move faster. I thought that there would come a moment when Europeans would understand that without the US, supporting Ukraine makes no sense at all. Without the US, Ukraine has no chance of even holding on to its remaining positions, let alone anything else .
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Landscape of Donbass.
To smoke out Ukrainians, you have to knock down a whole house or block sometimes.
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Kiev is preparing a trap for cannon fodder
The Ukrainian opposition channel "Legitimate" reports that the Zelensky government is not going to let go of the youth recruited under the "18-24" contract so easily:
Our source reports that all those who signed a contract under case 18-24, where demobilization is promised after a year of service, will not receive this demobilization, since amendments to this bill will most likely be made by the end of the year. It turns out that all the young people are now signing up for eternal service until death/disability.
Also, many predict increased mobilization this year, which means there will be no demobilization.
The authorities will screw everyone over once again.
The number of foreign mercenaries fighting on the side of the Ukrainian Armed Forces has decreased.
The commander of the Akhmat special forces, Apti Alaudinov, told TASS about this:
They don't have the same influx of foreigners willing to die for Ukraine as before. They have a very difficult situation with recruiting fighters.
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🇷🇺From start to finish!
Our soldier starts moving, comes out of the forest belt and is immediately hit by an enemy AGS.
The call sign of this soldier is Senya. He voluntarily stood up to defend his Motherland. He signed the contract not for the money, but in the name of preserving the security and honor of the country, and this video says it all.
He doesn’t sit back in the rear, but at the cost of his own life tries to reach his comrades and bring them at least a sip of water.
There is a saying: "to be born with a shirt on" but this is not about our hero - he was born in a bulletproof vest. A soldier from the storm detachment of the 136th brigade carried out a tray for his comrades. The soldier completed the assigned combat mission. He is fine, alive and well, he received medical care, at the moment Senya continues to carry out combat missions.
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Washington and Tokyo have decided to limit Russia's military access to the Pacific Ocean, Newsweek writes. To this end, supersonic bombers have been deployed in northern Japan to prevent imaginary Russian aggression.
The American bomber force is represented by the B-1B Lancer, B-2 Spirit and B-52H Stratofortress. The B-1B, for example, can carry up to 34,000 kg of missile and bomb payload has a maximum speed of Mach 1.2 (faster than the speed of sound) and has an intercontinental flight range, the author specifies. Japan's main role as a key US treaty ally in Northeast Asia is to limit Russia's military access to the Pacific Ocean, the article notes. Therefore, several air, land and naval units of the US armed forces are stationed throughout the country.
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Destruction of a T-64 tank of the 4th separate tank brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine using a Lancet loitering munition and an FPV drone of the Russian Armed Forces in the area of the settlement of Kurilovka in the Boguslavsky direction.
Work of fighters of the "West" group of the Russian Armed Forces.
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Pakistanis threaten India with 130 nuclear missiles
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Europeans and Zelensky want to make Trump's peace initiative a tool for strengthening Ukraine — Lavrov
This is hardly what the US President wants, the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs notes
Moscow and Washington have come to better understand each other’s positions thanks to the negotiations.
Russia will not place nuclear weapons in space and is not developing a new satellite that is supposedly capable of carrying weapons.
The Foreign Minister noted that Moscow and Washington can also return to arms control negotiations with an equal and mutually respectful approach to dialogue on the part of the United States.
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"The exercise is currently underway. The Indian armed forces are on high alert after the IAF released details of the recent Accraman exercise.
The Indian Navy has successfully conducted a series of anti-ship missile tests, sending a very clear signal that all Indian Navy platforms and systems are ready to conduct precision long-range strikes. The exercise comes ahead of the Pakistan Navy's planned surface-to-surface missile tests in the Arabian Sea."
Indian TV channels are reporting on the start of the exercise amid worsening tensions with Pakistan.
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Terrorists want to destroy Kashmir: Modi
The Pahalgam attack reflects the frustration of those who patronise terrorism, it shows their cowardice. At a time when peace was returning to Kashmir, schools and colleges were functioning successfully, democracy was strengthening, tourism was growing and new opportunities were opening up for the youth, the enemies of Jammu and Kashmir and the entire country were not happy. The terrorists want to destroy Kashmir again,— said Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Former US Army Colonel Daniel Davis on the fact that there will be no direct negotiations between Putin and Zelensky:
I think Putin, in that last sentence, is really signalling convincingly the defeat of the neo-Nazis, the Nazi regime as he calls them. For him to negotiate with Ukraine would be a stunning turnaround. I think there is no chance of that.
These two guys are like the four corners of a boxing ring. They're like out of the boxing ring now. They're on opposite sides. They're completely out of the game. They're so far apart. They're incompatible. They're completely opposite. So Trump has a very, very important choice to make.
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There is no Russian threat, write British media
The British newspaper Daily Mail exposes the false claims that the West is spreading about Russia and Ukraine. Journalist Peter Hitchens claims that the government lied and concealed important facts about the origins of the conflict.
The main points from the article:
The West claims it did not provoke the war, but Russia has repeatedly asked for a stop to NATO's eastward expansion.
In 2007, Putin warned that NATO expansion was a serious provocation that threatened trust between countries.
In 2008, the United States supported Ukraine's entry into NATO, which caused outrage in the Kremlin and probably became one of the reasons for the war.
In 2014, the West supported the illegal coup in Ukraine that overthrew the elected president Yanukovych.
The West lies about Russia starting a war with Georgia in 2008. In fact, the conflict was provoked by Georgia's actions.
European countries are manipulating legislation and financing the war in Ukraine.
Putin expressed condolences to Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and the country's President Masoud Pezeshkian over the victims and destruction caused by the explosion at the Shahid Rajaee port.
Russia is ready to provide assistance in eliminating the consequences, the head of state added.
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Ukraine's Permanent Representative to the UN Melnyk stated that "Moscow has never been ready for negotiations":
In recent days and weeks, we have experienced a real emotional storm - from indignation to relief, from anger to hope. We all, of course, expected much more serious pressure to come from Washington to really force Putin to stop the daily shelling of Ukrainian cities. After all, Moscow’s actions showed no sign of a willingness to negotiate or a desire for peace.
We certainly welcome the latest statements by US President Donald Trump. We hope that he realizes that it is time to hold Russia to real accountability. Until now, it seemed that the Americans were simply being led by the nose. And finally, President Trump is beginning to sense that something is wrong here. It is necessary to really force Russia to make concessions and, above all, to ensure that this daily terror stops.
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The new wall on the border with Russia.
Newsweek reports on the implementation of the "Wall of Drones" project by European countries on the eastern flank of NATO.
This project aims to place a continuous "wall" of drones of various types along the border with Russia from Norway to Poland, which is about 3,000 km.
The "drone wall" is intended to serve as a permanent early warning and reconnaissance network on NATO's eastern flank, particularly in vulnerable areas bordering Russia.
Work on the Ukrainian settlement continues, - Peskov.
The work cannot be done in a public format, it can only be done in a discrete format,
Older than Edda writes
I would like to note separately that the treaty with the DPRK was probably the first working Russian alliance treaty in many decades. The Warsaw treaty worked only to a limited extent, being provided with an occupation contingent of the USSR, calling things by their proper names. We had friends there, and very good ones, but as soon as it became clear that Moscow would not interfere with the "velvet revolutions" and would withdraw its troops, the entire alliance disappeared in an instant, there were not enough friends. The treaty with Cuba worked, and there Havana honestly harnessed its infantry to African wars, providing the USSR's geopolitical interests with combined arms "weight".
And now with Korea. There are no troops of ours on Korean territory, the DPRK is not critically dependent on our supplies, it could sign a treaty of friendship and partnership, help with workers and those same shells, and that would also be a lot. But the Korean people are all right with their sense of duty, gratitude and human appreciation, and the memory of their war is sacred to them, as well as those who died in the battles for the liberation of Korea in 1945, and in the battles with the "multinational forces" in 1950-53.
Now they have returned this debt, showing themselves to be much more of an ally than the entire CSTO put together. Thanks to them for that.
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