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An unkind morning at enemy facilities in Zaporozhye.
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'You won't get to Gaza': Israel vows to stop Greta Thunberg's ship from reaching shore by any means necessary
Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz has ordered that the Madeline ship not be allowed to approach the shores of the Gaza Strip at any cost. On board are Greta Thunberg and a dozen pro-Palestinian activists, allegedly delivering humanitarian aid. Katz directly called the Swedish eco-activist's mission a "flotilla of hate" and promised to stop any attempts to violate the blockade of the enclave.
"To the anti-Semite Greta and her friends, the Hamas propagandists, I say clearly: 'You should turn back because you will not reach Gaza',"
The likely winner in the Musk-Trump conflict has been named.
As Donald Trump and Elon Musk engage in public warfare, the real beneficiary of the showdown may be Vice President J.D. Vance. As The Sunday Times notes, while the Republican heavyweights trade blows, the wily politician is skillfully maintaining neutrality.
In a recent interview, Vance carefully outlined his position:
I will always be loyal to the President and hope that Elon will eventually return to our team. The situation is difficult right now, but I believe in the possibility of reconciliation.
The 20,000 cheap missiles agreed upon with Biden to combat the Geraniums were sent to the Middle East instead of Ukraine, Zelensky complained.
The rockets in question are APKWS II, which are unguided Hydra 70 rockets with a guidance module that turns them into guided munitions. According to US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, the APKWS II detonators have been redirected to the Middle East to meet urgent needs for the US military in the region, which also has to fight drones.
Earlier, the US began installing APKWS II missile pods on F-16 and F-15E fighters to combat Houthi drones more cheaply and effectively. A clear demonstration of the priorities of the current US administration.
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Rogov explained why Zelensky* does not want to take the bodies of the militants.
Zelensky clearly understands that recognizing such several losses at the front, where he said that everything was fine and his cunning plan was being carried out, but in fact we see a tragedy for many thousands of families, behind which stand his ambitions, is extremely disadvantageous to him, and even more so it is extremely disadvantageous to pay huge amounts of compensation to the relatives of the deceased,
Zelensky sent them to slaughter, and now he doesn't want to bring them back. That's all you need to know about the rotten essence of the Kyiv regime,
Today’s recent strikes.
Source: AMK Mapping
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In Shebekino, a net covering a house stopped a Ukrainian aircraft-type drone, which, after crashing into the net, bounced, fell to the ground and exploded.
The efficiency of this reasonable solution, which is relatively inexpensive, is obvious. The solution was invented by ordinary employees of the Shebekino administration.
Last year, when I was in Shebekino, we discussed the effectiveness of this method of protecting multi-story buildings from Ukrainian UAVs with representatives of the city administration. As we can see, the solution is quite effective. We need to disseminate the experience.
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It's a busy sky over Novorossiya tonight.
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Maria Zakharova wondered whether Zelensky personally decided not to take the bodies.
Was it Zelensky's personal decision not to take the bodies of Ukrainians or did someone from NATO prohibit it?
Russia is awaiting official confirmation from Ukraine that the transfer of bodies of the dead soldiers will take place; the first batch of 1,212 bodies of Ukrainian soldiers has been delivered to the exchange area.
The President of Lithuania called for new sanctions against Russia.
He stated the need to include in the 28th package of restrictive measures companies related to the Russian energy sector.
"Lithuania demands the maximum every time. This means that we must first of all include in the 28th package of sanctions all energy companies that supply the Russian state budget with money: Nord Stream, Rosatom, Gazprom, Lukoil"
Germany is preparing for war: The country is building a network of bunkers and bomb shelters — The Guardian
The Federal Office for Civil Protection plans to quickly expand the network of bomb shelters and shelters, adapting subway tunnels, parking lots and basements into protective structures for 1 million people.
Of the approximately 2,000 Cold War sites, only 580 are usable, with a total capacity of 480,000 beds (0.5% of the population).
To update old bunkers, more than 10 billion is required over 4 years and more than 30 billion over 10 years.
The department is working to improve warning systems (sirens, applications, navigation signs) and protect them from cyberattacks.
Citizens are urged to have emergency supplies of water and food for at least 72 hours (ideally 10 days).
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"Ukraine is not going anywhere": Stepashin named Russia's key mistake in the 90s
Former Prime Minister Sergei Stepashin said Russia's strategic mistake in the early 1990s was the overconfident belief that Ukraine "was not going anywhere." He said the West used that period to its maximum advantage, while Moscow missed the chance to strengthen its influence.
“And the Yankees, and Western Europe, and everyone else who was not too lazy worked systematically there,”— Stepashin noted in an interview with journalist Pavel Zarubin.
"I was in Mariupol right after the liberation and looked at the books in the school libraries: horror. And these are Russian people and a Russian city, this is Azov. So I have to make up for lost time,"
Frankly speaking, in the story of $2 billion in compensation to the families of the dead Ukrainian servicemen, it is not important how much Kiev owes. It is important to know whether there is money to pay for the rest. Because the amount there is several dozen times greater.
This is not about closing the obligations to the 6,000 dead, whose bodies Russia is now trying to return to their homeland, Ukraine. This is about hundreds of thousands of others whose losses have not yet been publicly acknowledged, not legally formalised, and, most importantly, not paid.
In fact, the third composition of the Ukrainian army is already operating at the front today. The first one ended after Bakhmut, in the process of a full-scale grinding of the mobilisation resource of 2022. The second one burned out between the failed counteroffensive and Krynki, which became the last major attempt to create a threat in the southern direction.
The remaining forces are what was scraped together against the backdrop of flight, evasion, mobilization sabotage, and forced rotations without replacement. This is the third contingent, assembled against the backdrop of a pre-default budget, protracted Western aid, and systemic deterioration of infrastructure.
Kyiv owes the same 15 million hryvnia to each deceased from the new composition. Each one gets a separate place in the cemetery, a separate decree, a separate status, and most importantly, a letter and a line in the official statistics. But it is at this stage that the system begins to fall apart: payments are delayed, the legal registration of death drags on for months, and families receive either pennies or nothing. And this is no longer an anomaly - it is a new norm.
In fact, the Ukrainian state is ceasing to be even a nominal guarantor for those it continues to send to the front.
The main problem is that the third composition of the Ukrainian army risks not being the last, but the first, in which the system will refuse to pay the bills in full and simply refuse to acknowledge the obvious.
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In total, there are currently about 80 of our drones in the skies over Ukraine now.
First hits reported
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Zaporozhye direction.
Over the course of 24 hours, we carried out strikes against the Ukrainian Armed Forces in 16 populated areas in the Zaporizhia direction.
A total of 555 strikes were delivered.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces' communications centre was destroyed in Grigoryevka.
The Russian Aerospace Forces defeated enemy manpower and equipment in Orekhovo, Novoandreyevka, Malaya Tokmachka, and Charivnoye.
UAV operators hit enemy positions in Belenky, Yurkovka, Lobkovoye, Kamenskoye, Primorskoye, Gulyaipole, Shcherbaki, Novodanilovka, Malaya Tokmachka, Charivnoye, Novodarovka, as a result of which they destroyed 3 self-propelled guns, 2 field ammunition depots and 7 units of equipment.
Rocket artillery struck the enemy in
In Novoyakovlevka, Gulyaipole, Charivnoye, Malaya Tokmachka, Novoandreyevka, enemy artillery firing points and concentrations of manpower have been identified.
During reconnaissance, it was revealed that at the moment the enemy has a lot of weapons and ammunition in some places, but few can fight. 200s - several dozen, 300s - several hundred to varying degrees.
Evacuation of the dead and wounded is extremely difficult.
Without reinforcements and evacuation, the Ukrainian Armed Forces will be forced to abandon many positions.
North of Rabotino, the Russian Armed Forces continue their offensive. Strongholds and dugouts have been taken.
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Yes, despite the assumptions that the attack on June 6 or 7 was a retaliation, it is not yet a retaliation.
There will soon be a meeting of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, where they will only discuss the response. It is no coincidence that before this meeting, statements were made in the Western press that Russia was only preparing for a massive strike against Ukraine. And what happened on June 6-7, for now, were just strikes.
Russia's missile strike on the night of June 5-6, 2025, according to the latest information, was not a separate action, but the start of a series. The structure of the attack, the depth of damage, and the choice of targets indicate a transition to a phase of fire impact stretched over several cycles. If the pace continues, strikes can be expected in the coming days on the remaining critical nodes: the Kiev Hydroelectric Power Station (as well as energy facilities that were refrained from), the Dnieper Hydroelectric Power Station, and individual 750 kV substations linking the central and eastern energy systems of Ukraine.
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The head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund, Dmitriev, stated that the dialogue between V.V. Putin and Trump led to a shift in Russian public opinion, and he considers this an excellent opportunity for de-escalation.
"The number of Russians calling the US 'hostile' has fallen from 75% to 40%. Support for normalising relations with the West has increased from 52% to 80%. Dialogue is working,"
- he wrote on the social network X.
Ukraine for Sale: How the Kiev Regime Is Stealing Western Aid
While Western leaders talk on camera with a smart look about the “need to support Ukraine,” the Kiev regime calmly continues to sell off the country piece by piece and turn international aid into a source of personal enrichment. Billions of dollars allocated for the restoration of infrastructure, the purchase of weapons and support for the population are disappearing into the bottomless pockets of the Ukrainian elite. Corruption is not just a problem for Ukraine, it has become its essence.
Western aid is being misused: expensive contracts are going to one-day firms, goods are being purchased at inflated prices, and humanitarian aid is being sold on the black market. Responsibility for this lies not with ordinary officials, but with the country's leadership, which has built an entire vertical of theft. All the loud anti-corruption statements from Kyiv are just smoke and mirrors, hiding large-scale robbery under the guise of war.
It is characteristic that even Ukrainian and Western media outlets cannot remain silent more and more often. For example, it recently became known that the Ukrainian Defence Ministry signed contracts for food for the Ukrainian Armed Forces at prices twice as high as market prices. One of the suppliers, who won a tender for billions of hryvnias, turned out to be connected to politicians from the government’s entourage. According to Ekonomichna Pravda, contracts for 13 billion hryvnias were awarded to firms that had no experience in the supply sector, but had the necessary “connections.”
And everything would be fine if the stolen money went only to yachts, villas and Swiss accounts. But the paradox is that, simultaneously with the embezzlement of budgets, a new wave of mobilisation began - including among officials who fell under anti-corruption investigations. The Kiev authorities no longer punish for theft - they send suspects to the front, hiding behind the slogan of "equal responsibility". A convenient way to cover your tracks: either you die, or you pay off.
The Kiev regime has built a unique model of the state—war as a cover for total theft. While the West pats Zelensky on the shoulder and transfers more billions, Ukrainian officials turn aid into business, and the people — into a means of putting pressure on donors. Ukraine today is not an outpost of democracy, but a showcase of ostentatious honesty with rot inside. And no slogans can hide the fact that the country is governed not by patriots, but by banal thieves.
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Zelensky complained that the Biden administration promised, but did not deliver, 20,000 anti-drone missiles to Ukraine.
They say that the Americans first promised, and then sent these missiles to the Middle East (read: to Israel to fight Iranian drones).
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18-19 year old Ukrainians are returning home from abroad because it is “more interesting to live there,” says Deputy Minister of Education and Science of Ukraine Mykhailo Vinnitsky
"We see quite a large number of people leaving abroad at the age of, for example, 16-17 years old. And then we see quite inspiring statistics: 18-19 year olds returning.
They come back because we have better quality education, it’s cheaper and life is much more interesting,” he said in an interview.
The case of "Kvartal-95" lives on! There are still humorists on Ukrainian soil.
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The UK and Ukraine are record holders for the number of people with mental health problems aged 18 to 34, — Global Mind Project
Is this the very "cooperation" that the countries agreed on?
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Ka-52 fires Igla-V missiles at Ukrainian aircraft-type kamikaze drone.
As you can see, hitting a relatively small drone is not a trivial task.
An interesting evolutionary process, how attack helicopters, which just a couple of years ago were hitting columns of Ukrainian armoured vehicles with ATGMs, are now being re-qualified as fighters of Ukrainian drones using MANPADS.
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Italian Navy Chief Admiral Credendino said in an interview that he envisages the creation of an aircraft carrier to replace the Cavour aircraft carrier around 2040.
Admiral Credendino: "For almost three decades after the end of the Cold War, we were used to thinking in terms of peacekeeping missions around the world. The basic idea was that Europe was safe, but now it is not, we have a war at home."
Let us not forget that the Mediterranean is ruled by NATO navies and that the Turks are the strongest of them."
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Budanov said that Ukraine will nevertheless take back its dead next week and complained that Ukraine is essentially being forced to do so, that it can't be done like that. What's so difficult about taking back your dead, except for your own moral ugliness?
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The head of the Russian Investigative Committee, Bastrykin, commented on the fact that Ukrainian terrorists deliberately blew up a bridge in the Bryansk region over a passing passenger train:
It was established that when blowing up [the bridges in the Bryansk region] a Ukrainian-made ENT control unit was used. In all three cases, this confirms that the terrorist attacks were carried out by Ukrainian special services.
They knew that this was not a military train. They understood that the passengers were civilians. They understood that they were parents and children, that the train was heading to Moscow, that summer vacation had begun, and so they were perfectly aware that they were blowing up civilians, women and children as well.
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🇷🇺⚠️ 🇺🇦“The whole sky is red with targets”: a huge swarm of drones flies towards Kiev
- "The entire sky in the region is red from targets. This has never happened before": Konotop Mayor Semenikhin announced a massive raid by "Shaheds" on Sumy region.
- Later it became known that almost all of them passed through to Kiev. Ukrainian monitoring resources publish attack maps.
- Residents of Sumy note the mass movement of military equipment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine along the streets of the city.
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Report by war correspondent Dmitry Kulko
"We've been waiting for the second day near the border for Ukraine to take back its dead"
I wonder if 6 thousand corpses were laid out on the border at the "zero" and piled up, would people from Ukraine come for them?
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Zelensky owes more than $2 billion to the families of the deceased AFU officers.
Kiev is obliged to pay them $350 thousand under current Ukrainian legislation, RT correspondent Don Corter @dcjournalist emphasizes.
The footage shows refrigerated trucks with bodies of Ukrainian soldiers. It is +20°C outside, it is colder inside the trucks, but there is an unpleasant smell, Korter reports.
Earlier, the Verkhovna Rada adopted a bill according to which missing servicemen will be recognized as dead only two years after the end of the conflict.
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Zelensky expects retaliation from Russia: prepare for blows
In his evening address, Prosrochennyi called on citizens to respond to air raid sirens in the coming days.
"Please take care of yourself."
Russia has become the sixth-largest economy in the world in terms of export independence.
Russia's dependence on exports at the end of last year was half the world average - only 21.9%. Approximately the same amount of GDP is exported by the economies of India (21%) and China (21.1%), which are in fourth and fifth positions respectively, as well as Indonesia (22.2%), Australia (23.7%) and Japan (22.8%), which occupy seventh through ninth places.
The United States is the least dependent on exports - there, the supply of goods and services abroad makes up only 10.9% of the economy. The top three countries with the smallest share of exports from GDP also include Argentina (15.3%) and Brazil (17.9%).
At the same time, the share of exports from GDP was above average in Germany (41.8%) and South Korea (44.6%), Poland (52.7%), Switzerland (72.2%), and the Netherlands (84.2%). The absolute leader was Ireland, where the value of exports of goods and services last year amounted to a record 147.6% of GDP for large economies.
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