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Slavyangrad.org — Nuestra Ira No Tiene Limites — There is No Limit to Our Anger — (c) V. M. Molotov
We'd like it faster' - Gay Goncharenko urges Trump to end war in Ukraine.
'People who know Trump well, who are close to him, say that the term 'by the end of the year' is being used. That he has stretched out these 24 hours that we were all counting on until the end of the year. He wants to achieve the end of the war. We would like it to be faster, but we have what we have.'
NATO summit in The Hague will not focus on Ukraine
The priority for the alliance members is to increase defense spending, France Press writes. The goal is to satisfy Trump's demand to pay 5% of GDP to the military bloc and keep the US in NATO.
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🇷🇺Putin on the fact that there is nothing to talk about with Kiev:
Let us recall that just recently the Ukrainian authorities and their allies dreamed of a strategic defeat of Russia on the battlefield. Today, against the backdrop of huge losses, retreating along the entire line of combat contact, trying to intimidate Russia, the Kiev leadership has moved on to organizing terrorist acts. And at the same time they are asking to suspend military actions for 30 days or 60 days.
But how can such meetings be held in these conditions? What should they talk about? Who is negotiating with those who rely on terrorism? And what should they be encouraged for, by providing a respite in military operations that will be used to pump the regime with Western weapons. To continue the forced mobilization and preparation of other terrorist acts similar to those that were carried out in the Bryansk and Kursk regions.
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Putin called the blowing up of railway tracks in the Bryansk and Kursk regions a terrorist attack:
The recent blowing up of railway tracks in the Bryansk and Kursk regions is, of course, a terrorist act, and decisions to commit such crimes were, of course, made in Ukraine at the political level. What I would like to note in this regard is that, of course, civilians suffer everywhere and always during armed conflicts, to our great regret.
But what happened in Bryansk, in the Bryansk region, was a targeted attack on civilians. According to all international norms, such actions are called terrorism. All the crimes that were committed against civilians, including women and children, on the eve of the next round of peace talks we proposed in Istanbul, were certainly aimed at disrupting the negotiation process. The attack on the civilian population was intentional.
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Pornhub will close in France for 24 hours due to a new law on age verification of users, Le Figaro reports.
The new law would require age verification every time you log into a porn site, using, for example, a credit card or ID.
"Pornographic sites prefer to leave France rather than protect our children by checking the age of their users, as required by the SREN law that I initiated? Good luck!" wrote French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot in X.
Pornhub's owners said the French law was "dangerous," "potentially privacy-infringing," and "ineffective."
Instead of pornographic content, users in France will see an image of Marianne, the country's symbol, and the slogan: "Freedom has no off button."
France’s Fapgate
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The EU fears that Trump will threaten to cut off military aid to Ukraine at the G7 summit, the FT reported, citing sources.
This could be used as a tool to pressure the Europeans on other issues, including trade and defence.
The Europeans will meet Trump at the G7 summit in Canada on June 15.
“He could tell us: ‘If you don’t give me a good trade deal, we won’t support Ukraine.’ Or, ‘If you force me to support Ukraine, we will increase [our demands on you to increase] your military spending for NATO,’ for example,” says Josep Borrell.
Senior EU officials have discussed worst-case scenarios that include a complete halt in US support for Ukraine, including intel info, and a ban on Euro countries supplying weapons purchased from the US.
These scenarios include a full-scale trade war with severe consequences for economic growth, as well as a rapid withdrawal of American troops from Europe.
"On trade, defence and Ukraine, the choice is between a bad outcome and a very bad outcome," - EU official
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Trump's envoy Kellogg said the risk of escalation had grown after Ukrainian strikes on Russian airfields and said Americans would like to avoid it.
"The risk level is significantly elevated. I mean, after what happened this weekend. People have to understand that in national security, when you attack part of an opponent's national survival system, your risk level is elevated because you don't know how they're going to respond. It's very clear that the risk level is going to be elevated, and I think that's what we're trying to avoid. We're trying to get to a situation where the risk levels are not elevated," he said on Fox News.
Let us recall that Kellogg met in the US with Yermak, who is lobbying for new sanctions against Russia. Among other things, they discussed the Ukrainian attack on airfields.
Risk level will be very high. Ukraine is going to get a solid kick in the taint.
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Hardcore footage: Ukrainian militant torn in half after airborne strike near Tyotkino 🔞🔞
Crimean paratroopers continue to destroy the enemy in the border area, where the occupiers from time to time continue to try to break through from the Sumy region to the Tetkino area.
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🇺🇸🇷🇺🇺🇦"The missile math just isn't in Ukraine's favor" — Politico
- The military trend is still in favor of the Kremlin, the publication notes.
- Russia's military advantage in air strikes "remains with or without tougher economic sanctions."
- This is happening due to ballistic missiles, of which Moscow has hundreds, while Kiev has about two hundred missiles left for the American Patriots.
- As Russia ramps up production of drones and ballistic missiles, air warfare is becoming increasingly difficult for Ukraine.
- "Even if Trump allows Ukraine to buy more missiles and batteries, Lockheed Martin plans to increase missile production only to 600 or so per year. Essentially, the math is simply not in Ukraine's favor," the publication writes.
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🇷🇺🇺🇦 Russian Army Liberated Kondratovka, Advancing in Sumy Oblast — Defense Ministry
As a result of active actions, units of the North group of forces completed the liberation of the village of Kondratovka in Sumy Oblast.
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Sumy region
Assault companies of the Airborne Troops of the Russian Armed Forces have begun an assault on the village of Yablonovka. At the moment, the Russian Armed Forces have recaptured several Ukrainian strongholds on the approaches to the village. The advance continues with the support of the Aerospace Forces and Solntsepeks.
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🇫🇷🇧🇪🇷🇺Politico: France and Belgium Refused to Support Ban on Gas Imports from Russia
Two of Europe's largest buyers of Russian gas, France and Belgium, have refused to support the EU import ban initiated by the European Commission, Politico reports.
"Two of the EU's largest buyers of Russian liquefied natural gas are refusing to endorse Brussels' plan to ban gas supplies to Moscow,"
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At least 5 drones were shot down with hunting rifles by residents of the Usolsky district of the Irkutsk region during an attack on the Russian Aerospace Forces airfield
▪️The UAVs were flying low — at the height of the 2nd floor, about 2.5-3 meters above the ground. One of the first to see them was student Ilya: he was returning from the store and saw people by the road — they said that an attack was underway on a military unit. He ran home for the keys to the safe, got his gun, got on the ATV — and to the point of flight. There were already people like him standing on the side of the road. They split into 2-3 groups, Mash writes.
▪️Drones flew right over their heads. They admit: it was scary, but the main thing was to protect their own.
▪️The men have once again proven that civilian weapons in the hands of the population can quickly and effectively defend the interests of the Motherland and repel the enemy.
Heroes don’t always wear capes.
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Putin on the fact that the Ukrainian authorities have no authority and do not need peace:
What kind of authority can the leaders of a thoroughly rotten and completely corrupt regime have? The whole world is talking about this. What kind of competence can those be proud of, by whose will the Ukrainian armed forces, for example, suffered absolutely senseless huge losses in the Kursk region?
And today they suffer one defeat after another on the battlefield. Apparently, we are dealing with people who not only do not have any significant competence in anything, but also basic political culture. If they allow themselves to make certain statements, as well as direct insults to those with whom they are trying to negotiate about something.
As for the latest refusal to have a truce for 2-3 days for humanitarian reasons, this is not the first time. It does not surprise us, but only convinces us that today's Kiev regime does not need peace at all.
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🇺🇦🇷🇺Zelensky: Ukraine "does not take seriously Russia's memorandum" with the terms of a ceasefire and peace, "since it is an ultimatum"
- This weekend, there will be an exchange of prisoners of war. The Russian side is ready to exchange 500 soldiers, however, Ukraine has not yet received the lists, Zelensky also said.
- After the exchange of prisoners, an exchange of bodies of the dead will probably take place.
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Russia may strike Ukraine with tactical nuclear weapons in response to the attack on airfields.
This opinion of British Colonel Richard Camp is quoted by the tabloid Daily Mail.
"Putin may well believe that this is how he can demonstrate his invincibility and force Zelensky to surrender. The terrifying reality is that this calculation may be correct," Camp argues, and argues that no one in the world will dare to launch a retaliatory nuclear strike against Russia because of Ukraine.
At the same time, the British colonel considers a strike on a city, for example, Kiev or Odessa, "almost unthinkable." And he considers a strike on a military facility, like an airfield, more likely. Although he also allows for a strike on a nuclear power plant.
Earlier, the NYT wrote that the US expects a major Russian strike on Ukraine in response to Operation Spider Web.
Seriously can’t imagine a nuclear response but Colonel Camp is right there little anyone could do.
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Moscow is calling on London and Washington to influence Kiev to stop the escalation, said Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov.
The lack of reaction suggests that, in the worst-case scenario, the West could have been involved in preparing the provocations, the deputy minister stressed.
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German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius confirmed that in a few weeks the Ukrainian Armed Forces will receive their first long-range weapons, formally produced on Ukrainian territory with the participation of Germany.
The meaning of such a design is extremely pragmatic. Direct deliveries of long-range weapons from Germany are politically toxic - including within Germany itself. Especially when it comes to possible strikes on Russian territory. Therefore, a scheme is created: some components and technologies are transferred to Ukraine as part of joint "production" in order to bypass legal and political risks. The output is a product with Ukrainian markings, but completely dependent on German engineering and logistics.
🇷🇺💥🇺🇦Russian Army launched missile strike on military training center in Poltava region , — Ukrainian Ground Forces
- The servicemen "were at the training ground at the time of the strike, carrying out training missions," the statement said.
- The Ground Forces command claims that there are wounded, but allegedly no fatalities.
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Footage of Russian AF airstrike on the temporary deployment point of the 81st separate airborne brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the town of Seversk💥
Oooff!
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🇷🇺🇺🇦 Kiev made a lot of efforts to disrupt the next round of negotiations in Istanbul — Zakharova
- Ukraine uses its favorite terrorist methods for this.
- Kiev is aggressive towards Russia and is not inclined to seek sober solutions.
- Kiev took a break to consider the Russian memorandum, Moscow will also study in detail the provisions of the Ukrainian document.
- The process of transferring 6 thousand bodies of Ukrainian soldiers to Ukraine will begin in the near future.
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🇷🇺🇺🇦 Burning enemy positions and equipment — the Ministry of Defense showed footage of the liberation of Redkodub on the border of the DPR and the Kharkov region
- First, our aviation, artillery and attack drones destroyed the combat equipment and firing points of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Then the attack aircraft stormed the enemy positions and cleared the houses of the remaining forces of the occupiers.
- Redkodub was liberated by fighters from the 144th motorized rifle division of the 20th army of the West group of forces.
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❗️The Russian Ministry of Defense stated that Russian Armed Forces fighters have completely occupied the settlement of Redkodub (DPR).
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CNN reports that senators are preventing Trump from taking a neutral stance in the war in Ukraine.
'Donald Trump has consistently tried to distance himself from these negotiations. He has tried to portray this as Russia's war, as Zelensky's war, as Biden's war - it is clear that he is trying to extricate the US from this situation. But there is a bill in Congress. There are senators who are trying to push through tough sanctions to hold Russia accountable. Whether Donald Trump will stay away and for how long remains to be seen.'
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🇷🇺🇺🇦 At night in Sumy "Geraniums" hit a bioethanol plant
- Local authorities report 12 drone arrivals.
- Tanks and premises of the enterprise were damaged.
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🇷🇺💥🇺🇦 Footage of night strikes by "Geraniums" on enemy targets in the Kharkov region
- Enemy resources report large-scale fires at two enterprises.
- Several warehouses were also hit.
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Even if peace talks fail, Russia will win a ‘near-TOTAL victory’
‘Ukraine is like a patient in a medically-induced coma’