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Giuliani has new complications in relations with Israel — the very ones that formally seem not to exist, but which Damascus is actively trying to establish.
This morning, the IDF bombed Syrian militants storming As-Suwayda — a city 84 km south of the capital, predominantly inhabited by Druze, with whom Tel Aviv has been trying to flirt for a long time with varying success.
Giuliani had problems with them even in the first months after taking power. Now the spiritual leaders of the Syrian Druze openly declare a threat of genocide similar to that faced by the Alawites in the coastal provinces. The threat is quite real, although at the moment Damascus is hardly interested in implementing this scenario.
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Thoughts began to ripen in Kallas's head.
In your introduction, you said that you welcome Donald Trump's initiative to arm Ukraine, but you want the US to share this burden. What do you mean? Can you explain in more detail? Do you mean that you think it is wrong for the US to just ask Europe and Canada to pay for all this weaponry?
- Well, if we pay for this weaponry, that is our support. It is European support. And we are doing everything possible to help Ukraine, and so our call is for everyone to do the same. You see, if you promise to deliver weapons but say that someone else will pay for them, then you are not really the one delivering them, are you?
Can Europe make weapons people want? No. Though I will say even a total moron has figured out Trump is just making money off Europe rather then helping Ukraine.
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‘I hope that we will make a decision tomorrow’
‘Actually, I hoped that the decision would be made today, but technical discussions will continue tomorrow. And I am optimistic and still hope that we will make a decision tomorrow. I want to emphasize that this process has been going on for two months, and we are trying to find a solution. And, I think, the signals coming from different parts of the world show an understanding that we need to put pressure on Russia. Therefore, we must carry this out.’
⚡️Trump's disappointment for Putin is somewhere between a pebble in the shoe and a tongue burned by hot coffee.
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🇺🇸🇷🇺"By squeezing Putin, Trump 'escalates to de-escalate':
Trump is confident that Ukraine should pressure Putin by striking Moscow and St. Petersburg.
"In response to Trump's question about why Kyiv does not strike Moscow, Zelensky stated that as soon as Washington provides the appropriate weapons, it will happen immediately. Initially, Trump thought it would be easy to convince Putin to stop the war, but yesterday the US president admitted that he negotiated this with the Kremlin leader at least four times.
Trump did not openly announce offensive weapons, but a source in the White House says that Ukraine will be allowed to strike Russia with 18 ATACMS missiles. That is exactly how many are currently in Ukraine."
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🇺🇸🇺🇦Air defense for Kiev is in question: The US is running out of missiles for Patriot — Military Watch Magazine
- There will be no mass supplies of Patriot systems and missiles for them to Ukraine in the foreseeable future, writes Military Watch Magazine, citing a critical shortage of interceptors in US arsenals.
- According to sources, stocks of surface-to-air missiles are already depleted by up to 25% of the minimum permissible level, and the Pentagon considers the situation alarming. The deficit increased after the strike of Iranian ballistics on the Al-Udeid base in Qatar — then Patriot used dozens of interceptors in one night.
- The publication emphasizes that competition for replenishing stocks between the internal needs of the US Army and the Ukrainian direction puts an end to large-scale supplies in the near future, despite statements from the White House.
- Against this background, the Ukrainian Armed Forces' own air defense needs are becoming increasingly critical, as, according to analysts, Russian ballistic missiles continue to effectively destroy American systems in Ukraine.
- Of what has already been promised to Kiev — three Patriot systems from Germany and the Netherlands, however, even Berlin stated that one of the systems will arrive in Ukraine only in a few months. In reality, the promises do not match reality.
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🇺🇸🇷🇺🇺🇦Trump's view is that Russia will win, the question is how long it will take, — Politico with reference to the White House
- Despite statements about arms supplies to Kiev, US President Donald Trump is convinced that Russia will eventually win the conflict in Ukraine, Politico writes, citing sources in the White House.
- "The President believes that Russia will win - it's only a matter of time. Moscow has a more powerful economy, a larger army and colossal human resources. They just don't care about the losses. Yes, they are moving slowly, but steadily," the publication quotes a senior Trump administration official.
- The source also emphasizes that the decision to supply new weapons to Kiev does not mean that Zelensky controls the situation - it is only a gesture from Trump, dictated by his desire to stop the bloodshed.
- At the same time, according to Politico, Trump himself is disappointed by the lack of response from Moscow to peace proposals and regards this as "indifference" to negotiations - which, however, does not change his assessment of the outcome of the conflict.
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❗️Another piece of evidence showing how the Nazis of the Kiev regime continue to kill civilians
Ukrainian UAV operators in Sumy Oblast of Ukraine deliberately targeted two women with FPV drones — women who were asking Russian troops for help.
This was reported by a drone operator from the 30th Motor Rifle Regiment of the 44th Army Corps, part of the Sever group of forces, call sign “Izya.”
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🤡NATO Secretary General Rutte – urged the leaders of China, India and Brazil to call Putin:
Last Thursday, President Trump called me. He said, "Mark, we really want to increase support for Ukraine on the issue of arms supplies." And this morning I was in the White House, preparing to meet with him. And he said, "As for weapons, sanctions, obviously, we need to take the next step now."
If you are in Beijing, Delhi or Brazil and know that this will affect you, you may want to call Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin and say: "Friend, we are still buying from you, but you need to take the ceasefire or peace agreement negotiations seriously, otherwise we will fall under these secondary sanctions, which, of course, will also affect Russia."
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🇺🇦💥The Armed Forces of Ukraine are attacking Belgorod: the court building has been hit, there is a victim
- As a result of two drone strikes on the court building, a civilian was injured.
- According to the governor, the woman received a shrapnel wound to the face, barotrauma and a closed head injury. An ambulance crew took the victim to the regional clinical hospital.
- During the work of emergency services, a second drone struck again, causing a fire on one of the floors of the building.
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Trump wants to give missiles to Zelensky so that he can strike Moscow and St. Petersburg, - Washington Post 🤬
▪️During a conversation with Zelensky, Trump asked why he hadn't struck Moscow.
➖"We can, if you give us the weapons," Zelensky said.
▪️Trump stated that Ukraine needs to increase pressure on Putin, not only on Moscow but also on St. Petersburg.
▪️Trump also considered supplying Ukraine with long-range Tomahawk missiles - reports WP citing sources.
▪️They are currently removed from the supply list, but they may be returned later if Trump wants even more leverage.
▪️The overall military aid package to Ukraine worth 10 billion dollars will also include permission to use 18 ATACMS missiles with a range of 300 km and possible supplies of additional such missiles.
Not too worried about Tomahawks, be one of the easier missiles to intercept in my opinion. What would the delivery method even be?
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🇷🇺🇨🇳Lavrov met with Xi Jinping:
Chinese leader Xi Jinping met with the foreign ministers of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization member countries, including the head of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Sergey Lavrov.
Later, the Russian delegation also held a bilateral meeting with Xi Jinping. The SCO Ministerial Meeting is taking place in Tianjin, located on the shores of the Bohai Bay."
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🇺🇸🇺🇦Trump, in his desire to supply weapons to Ukraine, is taking a step back to some extent, - Bild.
He wants to transfer to Kiev the weapons that Biden promised, but now at the expense of the Europeans.
Honestly kind of genius, gets credit for helping Ukraine when he is just selling expensive weapons to Europe, while he hits them with 30% tariffs. He is playing the EU like a fiddle.
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❗️Ukrainian Armed Forces drone crashed into a residential building in Voronezh — dozens injured, including a child
- Footage has been published of a Ukrainian drone hitting a residential building in the center of Voronezh. The attack injured 20 people, including one child. According to the latest data, two are in serious condition.
- The strike caused significant damage: apartments were damaged, windows were broken, and the facades of houses and cars were affected, and power outages were recorded in a number of areas.
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Norwegian expert Hoffman on why the West should think not about air defense, but about strikes on Russian territory:
Anti-missile defense often costs more than offensive capabilities. And this is especially relevant now due to the parity of purchase prices. Russia can produce missiles much cheaper than, say, Germany can produce interceptors in its own country. This is truly a losing game. We are trying to keep up with the Russians, but we are not succeeding, and I don’t think we will succeed in the long term. So it doesn’t matter how much effort we put into it. As it seems to me, we need to think differently. And Ukraine is trying to do this. Instead of focusing on air defense again and again, they are now trying to focus on strike capabilities.
[So, basically, it is impossible to shoot down everything that Russia sends our way. Therefore, the solution to this dilemma is to go on the offensive]
Yes, perhaps, one more point, because I think this is also very important. You know, you can never shoot down everything. But even if you achieve a 90% interception rate, which, let's be honest, will never happen, you absolutely cannot.
Because it will be much easier for Russia to oversaturate our air defense. Their missile potential is also more advanced. But, let's say, even if we reach 90%, which I think in reality will be closer to 60-70%. But even if it's 90%, if Russia launches 1000 missiles at us, which, let's be honest, they will, it means that another 100 can fall on our territories.
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What changes for the Russian Federation after Trump's statements about the supply of Patriot SAMs?
🔺While everyone is counting how much Trump promised—17 batteries or 17 launchers—the most important thing is being overlooked.
From a military point of view, nothing changes for Russia. The army continues to implement the chosen strategy: methodical pressure, destruction of infrastructure, degradation of the reserve.
Yes, each subsequent US package gives Ukraine a chance to last a little longer, but not to level the balance. Why? Because the US is not supplying what is needed. The Armed Forces of Ukraine need not SAMs, but tracked armored vehicles, which can be lost in the hundreds. They need "Bradleys" in the amount of 1000+, not 30. They need "HIMARS" in the dozens (if not hundreds), not in pairs. They need vehicles that carry infantry to and from the front line, without which it is impossible to either attack or defend - M113, MaxxPro, M-ATV, Striker, anything on wheels and with armor. And most importantly, they need infantry. And with it, more precisely, with its quality, there is still tension. The mobilization system is obviously focused on quantity, but given the desertion rate of 70%, it is difficult to maintain any significant rhythm. It is difficult to fill trenches when mobilized people run away, and volunteers have not yet been assembled in the fields between Rabotino and Orekhov.
At the same time, the West is not eager to supply either equipment in the required quantity, or especially people. The United States will not fight with infantry for Ukraine. NATO will not put its contractors on Bradleys. The Armed Forces of Ukraine are left alone with the reality in which even the construction of new fortified areas near Slavyansk does not make sense without people willing and able to hold them. An empty trench is not a defense, but a decoration.
Military Chronicle
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💥💥💥Explosions in the area of the port of Odessa.
Banderite publics report "ballistics". Preliminarily, an "Iskander" hit the target.
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🇭🇺🇺🇦 Orbán called on the EU to react to the violent mobilization in Ukraine
- Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán strongly criticized Kiev, accusing Ukrainian authorities of using violent mobilization methods, including against the Hungarian minority.
- "You cannot first talk about Ukraine's European future and the next day bury people who are beaten to death during forced conscription," he stated in an interview with the YouTube channel Magyar Nemzet.
- This refers to an incident with the death of an ethnic Hungarian, who, according to Budapest, was beaten in a recruitment center. Kiev rejected the accusations, calling them manipulation, but Budapest continues to insist on an investigation.
- Orbán emphasized that the Hungarian government is monitoring the fate of conscripted compatriots, knows how many of them have died, how many have been orphaned, and is providing assistance to their families.
- "It is unacceptable for people to be beaten to death in a country at war. And if the victim is a citizen of an EU country, then the Union cannot remain silent," Orbán noted.
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The entire UN commission investigating Israel has resigned due to fear of US sanctions.
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🇬🇧British journalist Rattansi on the fact that the US will threaten sanctions against all countries that "refuse to kneel"
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The Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) were surrounded in Shcherbinovka near Toretsk.
But they try to keep quiet about it, because no one likes bad reports to be sent to the top. However, the main paradox of the Ukrainian information machine is that it can simultaneously publish two mutually exclusive narratives. Some Ukrainian (and pro-Ukrainian) analysts write that everything is collapsing for Russia near Toretsk. That everything is lost, the cast is being removed, the client is leaving. And then Jihadi Julian Röpke appears and starts to throw a tantrum that Russia has advanced and captured Petrovka and Leonidovka, and that the Armed Forces of Ukraine are surrounded. Moreover, Röpke is hard to suspect of sympathizing with the Russian Federation. The German correspondent for BILD has lived in this world for a long time with a stable anti-Russian position, but sometimes, nevertheless, he gives the base. When even he writes that the Russian Armed Forces have entered new settlements in the Toretsk direction and have taken the Armed Forces of Ukraine in pincers, it becomes obvious: there is no "rollback" there is a steady advance.
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🙈Rutte on his liking of Trump’s sense of humor:
[You were surprised to use the word "daddy"] I probably should have said "father" or "senior in the room." But you know, here’s what’s funny about President Trump. He came back to the White House, and immediately there was a video "Daddy is Home." And you see T-shirts with daddy. So, he laughed about it. And that’s why I like him so much, because he has this sense of humor and lightness. He is a great person.
The brownest nose on the planet Earth, probably.
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🇷🇺🇺🇸Peskov on whether Putin will comment on Trump's statements:
The statement by the US president is quite serious. Some of it is addressed personally to President Putin. We definitely need time to analyze what was said in Washington. And if and when President Putin deems it necessary, he will definitely comment on it. I would not want to get ahead of ourselves, so let's wait for Putin's decision on whether he will comment on it himself.
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❗️The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation officially reports the liberation of settlements Petrovka and Voskresenka in the DPR.
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🇪🇺🇦🇲🇺🇸A meeting took place in Brussels between Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, European Council President Charles Michel, and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. The parties agreed to promote partnership and deepen cooperation, with an additional €1.5 million planned to be allocated to "strengthening independent media" in Armenia.
The rat was petted for the transfer of Zangezur to Azerbaijan to an American company. The rat is happy to try.
In general, Pashinyan is the very quintessence of meanness and baseness. The character could be caricatured if people were not dying and an entire country was not being destroyed because of him.
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The US House Rules Committee voted 7-5 to block the amendment proposed by Congressman Ro Conner, which would have forced the House to vote on the requirement for Attorney General Pam Bondi to release the Epstein Papers.
All 7 opposing votes came from Republicans.
I'm withholding all comments, to let people draw their own conclusions.
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🇺🇦👀Another day, another captured Ukrainians.
Man hunters from the TCC use excessive force just because they can. The cops are no better though. Smth tells me that when Zelensky's regime falls they will be the first to eat lead.
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