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Military situation in the Novopavlovka salient, as of 12/05/2025:
The Russian MoD officially confirmed control of Kotlyarovka. Russian forces reportedly in full control of Novoaleksandrovka.
Advances have been confirmed in Bogatyr, Orekhovo, Otradnoye, and Alekseevka.
Attritional battles continue near Veseloe and the outskirts of Novomykolaivka.
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💥Battles in Kharkov region: our UAV operators destroy enemy tank.
The enemy used the T-72 tank to support the Ukrainian Armed Forces combat groups in the Liptsy direction .
The location of the enemy tank was revealed by our reconnaissance, and UAV operators carried out several targeted strikes, destroying the enemy's armored vehicles.
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'If the US withdraws from peace talks, it will be bad for everyone' - Witkoff
Is it possible to hold a summit in the near future, in which you would act as a mediator between President Zelensky and President Putin? Is this even realistic?
I think it is quite possible. If the US distances itself from the conflict, says, 'This is not our war, we did everything we could,' that would be a bad outcome for everyone. For Europe, for Ukraine, and I think even for Russia. I think Russia really wants a peaceful resolution, and both sides are trying to figure out what that means for them. Our job is to get them in a room and show that the alternatives to a peaceful solution are bad for everyone. That's our job.
By the way, it's no secret that this subject is snorting. 🤭
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Military Situation in Seversk as of May 12, 2025
Russian forces reported advances in the center of Verkhnokamyanske.
Clashes continued in Grigorovka, Vyimka, and Pereezdnoye.
During these battles, Russian forces inflicted the following casualties on the AFU:
- up to 440 Ukrainian servicemen
- three armoured vehicles
- 14 motor vehicles
- two artillery guns in the area.
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The US has not answered Europe whether it is ready to impose sanctions against Russia if Moscow refuses a 30-day truce — Bloomberg
▪️Therefore, European leaders are ready to wait until the talks in Istanbul, as well as a possible meeting between Zelensky and Putin, "before pushing the US to announce new sanctions against Moscow."
▪️The American side wants to provide an opportunity to hold negotiations between Russia and Ukraine on Thursday.
➖"If Putin refuses to meet with Zelensky or Russia does not agree to an immediate and unconditional ceasefire on Thursday, European leaders will call on Trump to impose sanctions on Moscow," the agency writes.
UK and EU sanctions apparently are worthless.
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'There will be no deal without Putin's approval' - Witkoff
You were in the same room with Vladimir Putin, you met him face to face. What was he like in person? What kind of meeting was it? What were his demands? What conditions does he put forward to end this conflict?
I spoke to both sides, because how can you be involved in mediation or solution-making if you don't speak to everyone? I spoke to Yermak, Zelensky, Umerov. We had really good, positive discussions. I spoke to all the national security advisers who are involved in the process - from England, France, Germany, Italy, and I spoke to President Putin. There will be no deal without the approval of President Putin. He is the leader of the Russian Federation, so the very idea that talking to President Putin is bad, I don't understand that logic.
Russian aviation operates against militants'
Bomber aviation sent severalFABs as a gift to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
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Rheinmetall and Lockheed-Martin to create joint missile production facility in Europe
On May 8, 2025, German arms company Rheinmetall and American Lockheed Martin officially announced the establishment of a new missile production center in Germany. The two companies "signed a memorandum that envisions the creation of a European center of excellence for the production and distribution of missiles and missile systems, with the aim of strengthening Europe’s security and independence."
"The center of excellence", led by Rheinmetall, will operate primarily in Germany and other European countries.
The companies have already begun identifying the next steps for establishing this center, and the project’s implementation will depend on approval from the U.S. and German governments. Construction of the new factory will begin in June 2025. According to the presented plan, the annual production capacity of the enterprise will be 10,000 missiles. The implementation period and budget of the project are not disclosed, but it is already known that the future enterprise should become the largest in terms of volume and variety of ammunition in Europe, and its creation involves multi-year capital investments in the amount of hundreds of millions of euros.
Rheinmetall has previously partnered with Lockheed Martin on the development of the GMARS multiple rocket artillery system based on Rheinmetall’s HX 8×8 truck, with the system unveiled at the 2024 Eurosatory arms exhibition in Paris. Rheinmetall is also in the process of completing its production facility for F-35 center fuselage sections in Weeze, Germany, with Lockheed Martin saying it expects the Weeze facility to begin building the first of approximately 400 center fuselage sections in July.
“This is a step toward helping our European customers meet their NATO commitments. By combining Rheinmetall’s extensive experience with Lockheed Martin’s advanced missile technologies, we are creating a strong foundation to meet evolving security demands,” Ray Piselli, Vice President of International Affairs at Lockheed Martin, stated.
Translation: the conflict in Ukraine has bled NATO stocks dry and they need to rearm as fast as possible, something that will take them years to accomplish. If it wasn't clear already why they are trying to freeze the conflict, now you know why. It was never about "putting a stop to all the deaths", but about giving the Military Industrial Complex enough time to prolong the grift, and NATO to catch some breath before going at it again.
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Slavyangrad cinematic livestream today: "Stalker" (1979 - with English subtitles)
Russian: Сталкер, (Stalker) is a Soviet science fiction film directed by Andrei Tarkovsky with a screenplay written by Arkady and Boris Strugatsky, loosely based on their 1972 novel Roadside Picnic. The film tells the story of an expedition led by a figure known as the "Stalker" (Alexander Kaidanovsky), who guides his two clients—a melancholic writer (Anatoly Solonitsyn) and a professor (Nikolai Grinko)—through a hazardous wasteland to a mysterious restricted site known simply as the "Zone", where there supposedly exists a room which grants a person's innermost desires. The film combines elements of science fiction and fantasy with dramatic philosophical, and psychological themes.
Later tonight we may continue with a talking livestream where we can discuss current issues, or just talk about Soviet films, whichever we feel is more rewarding.
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Kursk Incursion 2: Electric Boogaloo, sitrep
Clashes between the Russian Army and the AFU are still ongoing along the contact line at Tyoktino, Budki, Bessalovka, and Novy Put.
No significant enemy advances are being recorded as of May the 12th.
According to WorldPravda and TASS, most of the AFU units participating to these incursions seem to be Polish and Estonian "volunteers".
It is unclear what the AFU are hoping to achieve on this front. The Ukrainian logistics are too battered to sustain deep breakthroughs (deep enough to reach Kurchatova at least), and whatever "surprise advantage" the AFU might have had originally is long gone. On the other hand, they are using aviation to drop glide bombs and destroy bridges in this area to either damage the logistics of Russian forces in the area or redirect them elsewhere - a "shaping" operation - which hints at a greater plan being put into motion.
We will keep our eyes on this section of the battlefield in the following days.
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Ukropistani clown claims that banderites are better at everything they do and have bigger 🐓 than normal because of their superior aryan ubermensch genetics or something.
Funny how despite their "Superior Aryan Genetics", they're still losing the war. And they still die just like everyone else when hit by a FAB.
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😮 The WEF's top speaker on neurotechnology, Nita Farahany, suggests implanting false memories and using pain as a tool for coercive measures.
🧠 Companies could profit from embedding brain sensors in devices like headphones to track brain activity, she says.
They don't even try to hide it anymore...
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Military situation in the Konstantinovka salient, as of 12/05/2025:
Russian forces reported advances north of Chasov Yar.
Fighting is ongoing in Staraya Nikolaevka, Novaya Poltavka, Petrovka, and Toretsk.
Russian forces reportedly approached Romanovka, and Alexandropol.
Reported losses inflicted on the AFU in the area:
- Up to 440 Ukrainian servicemen
- three armoured vehicles
- 14 motor vehicles
- two artillery guns in the area.
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🇺🇦🤡Ukraine's budget is short 200 billion hryvnia for the Armed Forces of Ukraine — MP
- According to Zheleznyak, Ukraine will have to make changes to the budget in order to continue paying money to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
- A similar situation already happened in 2023 and 2024.
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A list of western mercenaries allegedly involved in the second Kursk incursion:
With the ongoing attritional battle along the contact line in Tyoktino and nearby villages, western "volunteers" are being used to conduct the assaults rather than actual enlisted personnel of the AFU.
According to Russian military sources, mercenary groups from Poland, Lithuania, Denmark, and the UK have been observed operating within the Ukrainian “Sever” (North) Operational-Tactical Group in the border areas, though their impact remains limited.
With AFU forces getting increasingly stretched thin all over the frontline, Western PMCs have now been sent in to bolster Dill manpower. Identified units include:
- ASBS Othago (Poland) – Active in Ukraine since at least 2014.
- European Security Academy (Poland) – Likely involved in "security training".
- Iron Navy (Estonia) – Specializing in sabotage and reconnaissance.
- Rae LT (Lithuania) – Another Baltic-linked group offering "security training" to its clients.
- G4S (UK) & G4F (Denmark) – The British version of Blackwater alongside its Danish subsidiary
NATO may not be involved in the conflict, but its "plausible deniability subsidiaries" definitely are.
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"Nul points": The group "Saving Ukraine" has already failed at the upcoming Eurovision - and this is what the British themselves are drawing.
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The military pilot's logbook publishes footage of the Russian Armed Forces' Mi-28NM crews striking Ukrainian Armed Forces tanks.
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Pro-Ukrainian account on 'X' about the situation in the country
'The cemetery is growing at an abnormally fast rate for a small town. Ukrainian flags on small flagpoles mark the graves of fallen soldiers. At the very moment these photographs were taken, new graves were being dug outside the frame.
🇺🇦🤡The Ukrainian President's Office reported that Zelensky's addiction to cocaine is part of a Russian propaganda campaign.
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The United States had not even established air superiority over the Houthis. Instead, what was emerging after 30 days of a stepped-up campaign against the Yemeni group was another expensive but inconclusive American military engagement in the region.
The Houthis shot down several American MQ-9 Reaper drones and continued to fire at naval ships in the Red Sea, including an American aircraft carrier. And the U.S. strikes burned through weapons and munitions at a rate of about $1 billion in the first month alone.
It did not help that two $67 million F/A-18 Super Hornets from America’s flagship aircraft carrier tasked with conducting strikes against the Houthis accidentally tumbled off the carrier into the sea.
By then, Mr. Trump had had enough
The sudden declaration of victory over the Houthis demonstrates how some members of the president’s national security team underestimated a group known for its resilience
In those first 30 days, the Houthis shot down seven American MQ-9 drones (around $30 million each), hampering Central Command’s ability to track and strike the militant group. Several American F-16s and an F-35 fighter jet were nearly struck by Houthi air defenses, making real the possibility of American casualties, multiple U.S. officials said.
That possibility became reality when two pilots and a flight deck crew member were injured in the two episodes involving the F/A-18 Super Hornets, which fell into the Red Sea from the aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman within 10 days of each other.
The cost of the operation was staggering. The Pentagon had deployed two aircraft carriers, additional B-2 bombers and fighter jets, as well as Patriot and THAAD air defenses, to the Middle East, officials acknowledged privately. By the end of the first 30 days of the campaign, the cost had exceeded $1 billion, the officials said.
So many precision munitions were being used, especially advanced long-range ones, that some Pentagon contingency planners were growing increasingly concerned about overall stocks and the implications for any situation in which the United States might have to ward off an attempted invasion of Taiwan by China.
And through it all, the Houthis were still shooting at vessels and drones, fortifying their bunkers and moving weapons stockpiles underground.
The intelligence community said that there was “some degradation” of Houthi capability, but argued that the group could easily reconstitute, officials said.
The European Union is waiting for the talks on Ukraine scheduled for May 15 in Istanbul before turning to the United States for new anti-Russian sanctions, Bloomberg reports.
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Houthis report they have shot down another MQ-9 Reaper drone.
Video footage comes allegedly from the Yemeni city of Saada
The wreckage is being inspected. If confirmed, this will be the eighth MQ-9 Reaper drone downed in the Yemen area since March 15, 2025
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The Russian Army begins an assault on the settlement of Kolodezi, a straight line of 11 kilometers from Krasnyi Liman.
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'European Union is NASTIER than China' — Trump
At least the US taxpayer isn't funding China's healthcare system and defense
- RT
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