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🇷🇺The Russian Armed Forces units continue to expand their presence zone in Krasnoarmeysk. The enemy failed to suppress the infiltration and accumulation of personnel in the city.
Z-Committee
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Trump announces $350B investment deal with South Korea, $100B of LNG purchases & tariff-free access for US goods
Investments 'selected by myself, as President', Trump says
In return, South Korea gets 15% tariffs on exports to the US
The collection of imperial tribute continues
- RT
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India tariffs are ‘partially’ about ‘BRICS’ – Trump
It’s ‘basically a group of countries that are ANTI the United States’
‘We’re not gonna let anybody attack the dollar’
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What to expect from the fall of Pokrovsk:
Pokrovsk, or should we say Krasnoarmeysk, isn't going to stay under Dill control for much longer. The real question here now is: "What will happen next?"
As many probably already know, Pokrovsk and Myrnograd are the last strongholds the AFU have left in the southern DPR. And with "the last", we mean it. They've been fortified since 2014 and there's nothing else beyond there minus some haphazard improvised fortifications, because the dills never considered the remote possibility of the Russians getting this far, let alone breaking through.
After Pokrovsk and Myrnograd? We can expect a "blooming" of the frontline, the likes of which we've probably not seen since early 2022. By all intents and purposes, the loss of Pokrovsk and Myrnograd will spell the end of AFU presence in southern Donbass, and open the way for the eastern side of the Dnepr river, where geography and lack of fortifications will allow the Russians to run wild.
All well and good? Not really.
A collapse of the frontline will completely destroy the western narrative according to which Ukraine is "still holding", and accelerate the collapse of the banderite dictatorship even further. We can already start talking about the second battle for Kiev in a not soo distant future. And this is what will make the situation so dangerous.
We'll be entering uncharted territory, with a triumphant RUAF and the unholy trinity of the ukrobanderite regime, the EUNATO, and Trump getting really panicky. And panick is one hell of a bad advisor, as it makes people completely disregard rationality and act incredibly stupid - that's without considering that intellect has vacated the heads of the leadership in the west a long time ago.
The Ukrobanderites: they don't want their "Ukrainian state" (which never existed until 1920) to be dissolved and will do everything possible to drag the USA and Europe into the war, because as it stands it's their only chance at survival.
The EUNato: their leadership has always seen this war as a golden opportunity to accentrate as much power on Bruxelles as possible and create a "United States of Europe", and they've invested so much political capital and propaganda into this war that an undisputable defeat will very likely wake their sleeping populace up and realize that they've been governed by shameless lying warmongering hacks the whole time. This conflict in Ukraine has never threatened the EU and NATO's survival, until they decided that it did, and now they have to deal with their own mess. Little lord Flauntlecron and "Butt Raider" Starmer could very well do something really stupid like sending troops to western Ukraine, particularly Odessa, as they aready did in 1917. The idea of Russia controlling Odessa and most of the northern Black Sea coast is too terrifying for the Perfidious Albion and France to contemplate.
And finally, there's Trump: desperate for a victory that he's not managed to secure so far, and perhaps realizing far too late that he's backed himself into a corner through his own stupidity and caving in to the Neocons, his main objective right now is almost certainly to avoid an "Afghanistan scenario", principally because an Afghanistan scenario in the early phase of the presidency would kill it for good. Ukraine is also not Afghanistan where the USA could walk away relatively scot-free with just a minor damage to their reputation. The U.S. have invested so much into this project of theirs that a complete defeat of Ukraine would be a mortal blow to unipolarity - particularly because it'd mean to the whole world that the USA are a toothless tiger when it comes to imposing its will on countries that are their equals in terms of military might and economics. In many ways this is not "Joe Biden's war", but "America's war".
We have three rooms full of people who are going to be very panicked very soon, and as already said, panicking people are extremely dangerous and unpredictable. Autumn and winter 2025 aren't going to be "cool" by any stretch of the word.
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🇪🇪🐷🇺🇦Estonian wild boars killed due to African swine fever will become food for Ukrainian Armed Forces
- In Estonia, it was proposed to make canned food from wild boar meat for the needs of the army and Ukraine — the animals are being culled to combat the spread of African swine fever in the country.
- This initiative was put forward by the Minister of Agriculture Hendrik Teras.
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❗️Canada may recognize Palestine in September
There are conditions: elections must be held there and "other democratic reforms," said the country's prime minister Mark Carney.
This is already the 4th country ready to recognize Palestine: France, the United Kingdom, and Malta have also announced plans to recognize the country.
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🇷🇺Russian paratroopers raised the tricolor and the VDV flag in all districts of liberated Chasov Yar in the DPR.
Video from the Telegram channel of the 98th Guards Airborne Division.
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🔥🔥🔥Everything is on fire. One of the largest logistics hubs of Ukrainian formations on the left bank of the Dnepr - the Pavlograd railway junction after a combined missile-drone strike by the Russian Armed Forces. Night of July 30 to 31, 2025.
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🇷🇺🕊🇺🇦In Russia, in the morning, the balconies are mostly soiled by birds. But in Ukraine — by air defense troops with fragments of air defense missiles.
Instead of "chirp-chirp" there is "bang-bang," and the morning coffee turns into a survival quest.
The ecology is different, you see 🤷♀️
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Overnight strikes hit Ukraine — Kiev hardest hit
Over 27 impact sites reported in Kiev
6 hits near Zhuliany Airport — Patriots stationed there
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Missile strike on Ukraine (31.07.25): Jet "Geran" over Kiev.
Today, there was a raid on the rear of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) by our UAVs, not particularly massive, but very significant.
We used our new "Geran-3" with "jet propulsion" in it. They broke through to Kiev (which was the main target tonight) and Pavlograd at extremely low altitudes and at high speed (over 600 km/h). This almost nullified not only the capabilities of the mobile AFU AD units but also their anti-UAV drones (which the enemy recently started using against our "Gerans").
At the same time, thanks to the higher flight speed and the same wing area, the new drone gained the ability to carry a quite decent warhead (up to 300 kg). This is already comparable to the "Kalibr" cruise missile.
Thus, it is essentially a cheap cruise missile (priced 10-15 times less) that is only slightly inferior to the "Kalibr" in combat capabilities.
There were also launches of several Kh-101 and "Iskanders" today.
Which resulted in outcomes. Despite a relatively routine raid (only about 300 UAVs on Kiev and Pavlograd), we hit several more enterprises producing weapon systems and military equipment warehouses identified by our intelligence.
Unfortunately, the clumsy AFU air defense caused some of our downed drones to fall onto residential buildings and cause damage.
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❗️As a result of offensive actions by the "Southern" group of troops in the Kramatorsk-Druzhkovka direction, the city of Chasov Yar in the DPR has been liberated, the Ministry of Defense reported.
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The White House announces that the tariffs on Brazil have been raised from 10% to 50% starting from tomorrow, due to the "unusual and extraordinary threat to national security."
NO. COMMENT.
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Brave young woman tackles migrant robber in Moscow region
He snatched her phone at a bus stop and bolted — she chased, slammed him down, and reclaimed it
Russian girls get it done!
- RT
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US imports of consumer goods have dropped -43.9% over the last 3 months, the largest drop on record.
As a result, consumer goods imports have fallen to $58 billion, the lowest in 5 years.
This comes after the largest 3-month increase in history, at +43.0%, to a record $103 billion.
In other words, companies were front-loading inventory ahead of expected tariffs in Q1 2025, and inventory levels are now normalizing.
Overall, US imports of goods declined -4.2% in June to $264 billion, the lowest since March 2020.
At the same time, the US goods trade balance narrowed 10.8% MoM, to -$86 billion, the second-largest since September 2023.
Tariffs are redefining global trade.
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‘Why do we still have NATO? What's its objective?' — Tucker
US is a 'PACIFYING FORCE' to keep peace in Europe, to keep them from fighting each other — Mearsheimer
US 'provides security to Europe, provides a nuclear umbrella'
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🇺🇦🤡Zelensky called on the world community to change the government in Russia, otherwise "Russia will attack the rest of the world".
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Trump announces oil DEAL with Pakistan…right after slapping India with tariffs
Trump says US company will develop Pakistan’s (newly discovered) ‘massive oil reserves’
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🇺🇸🇺🇦 Head of the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office admitted the decline of US interest and "political revenge" by Kiev
- Alexander Klimenko continues to give interviews to the Western press ahead of the vote in the Rada to restore the powers of anti-corruption agencies.
- In an interview with The Times, Klimenko noted that although the US invested the most in the work of NABU, Washington's interest has "significantly decreased". In his opinion, this is "one of the reasons why this attack became possible."
- According to the head of SAP, the main goal of the "large-scale, deliberate, planned attack by all law enforcement agencies on the anti-corruption system" was "to take control of all our investigations, to have information about where we are investigating, what we are investigating, and at what stage we are... to protect people from criminal liability."
- The Times calls this a "decision by Zelensky" and a sign of his "departure from democracy," although the president himself shifted responsibility to the Rada.
- Klimenko predicts that even if their powers are restored, pressure on anti-corruption officers will continue because "no one has abandoned their plans to prevent us from working effectively."
- According to him, due to the authorities' attack, "one of the NABU detectives has already refused to investigate a sensitive case, fearing persecution," and "informants have suspended cooperation with us, fearing exposure of their identity."
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"Gerans" strike Zhulyany airport near to Kiev, there are recorded hits on targets in Brovary and Bucha.
As usual, the local residents hide into the metro.
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Jet CRASHES in field near Naval Air Station in Fresno California
Reportedly an F-35 FIGHTER jet
Pilot was airlifted to hospital
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A group of foreign mercenaries, including a militant from the USA, was eliminated by the Russian Army near Pokrovsk
▪️The death of 23-year-old unlucky soldier Robert Pitrangelo was reported by the head of the Regional Plast Council Yuri Yuzich.
❗️In that battle near Pokrovsk on January 2, 2025, only two militants from this mercenary unit survived.
➖"Bobby aspired, like his older brother, to serve in the US Marine Corps, but due to a severe kidney disease, he could not pass the medical examination. In 2022, he came to Ukraine. At first, he delivered humanitarian aid, and last year officially joined the Ukrainian Defense Forces," he wrote.
▪️Pitrangelo's mother came to Ukraine to find his body but was unsuccessful.
Fuhgeddaboudit
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‘UKRAINE has a deep interest’ in dragging US into direct war with Russia — Mearsheimer
'Why do we allow an UNELECTED LUNATIC to run Ukraine?' — Tucker
West loves Zelensky 'because he's committed to continuing the war' against Russia — Mearsheimer
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‘RUSSOPHOBIA in West is so powerful among elites' — Prof Mearsheimer tells Tucker Carlson
Thus, West ‘refuses to concede’ that Russia 'won this war or is going to win this war'
Adds: 'Russia is not allowed to have legitimate security concerns in minds of most Western elites'
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Battle for Pokrovsk: Frontline Updates
Ukropistani channels are reporting clashes in the "Market" bus station located in Pokrovsk true and proper. As in, in the center of Pokrovsk.
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Syrsky, of course, will still hold Chasov Yar in the internet for some time, just like he did with Soledar/Bakhmut (Artemovsk) and Avdeevka, but in a week everyone will realize the obvious. A similar situation is to be expected with Pokrovsk.
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Brazilians are Russians I guess.
Welcome to the club boys.
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Premiums for ESPO Blend crude oil loading from Russia's Kozmino port in late August to early September for delivery into China have held firm as buyers seeking to meet robust demand ignore the threat of increased U.S. tariffs, four traders said on Wednesday.
Trump on Monday shortened a deadline for Moscow to make progress toward a Ukraine peace deal or face secondary tariffs of 100% in 10 to 12 days.
ESPO Blend's premium to international benchmark ICE Brent was at $2-2.20 per barrel for cargoes loading at end-August and early September as increased refining margins boosted Chinese buying interest, they added.
They said independent refiners in the eastern Shandong province have slightly increased their crude processing rates as margins have improved. State oil majors also operated at higher rates this month.
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Powerful strike on an enterprise near Kharkov: new footage from the site of our missile impact
▪️The fire covered an area of 20,000 m².
▪️The strike on the facility in the settlement of Vasyshcheve near Kharkiv was carried out by two S-400 missiles, claims Sergey Bolvinov, head of the investigative department of the Kharkiv region police.
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Security camera footage shows 13 consecutive Iskander-K cruise missile impacts in Kiev.
Ukraine’s AD couldn’t catch a 300kg man with asthma.
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