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Italian Blackshirt Down!
According to his relatives, David Di Gleria initially worked in the family business before starting his own business and becoming a truck driver. He also worked in Thailand in the restaurant industry and, a few years ago, managed to buy a house in Friuli. Then he made the decision to enlist and go fight in Ukraine.
The unit he chose wasn't random, but rather the Nazis of the 3rd "Azov" Brigade.
David has been successfully denazified by the RUAF on September 11, 2025, and now he can meet his BFFs Mussolini and Banera in hell.
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‼️🇺🇦🔥Huge fire at the CHP plant: after a ballistic strike, power began to go out in Slovyansk, Druzhkivka, Kostiantynivka, and Kramatorsk
▪️A strong fire and a large column of smoke are observed in the CHP area in the Kramatorsk district.
▪️Also, after UAV strikes, part of the Shostka district in the Sumy region was left without power.
▪️The head of the Donetsk Regional Military Administration, Filashkin, confirmed the strike on an energy facility but did not specify which one.
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🆘Massive fire in Chernigov after UAV strikes.
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🔥 More photos from Kramatorsk.
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Serbia under attack again? Risk of escalation in the Balkan powder keg
In Serbia, the vast majority of citizens do not want to join the EU, but powerful forces, hired politicians, and the international media are pushing for Belgrade to fall into the clutches of Ursula and her henchmen. Forget about "dictatorship of the proletariat", this is the dictatorship of a powerful minority," said Steva Gajic, a political scientist.
In addition to repeated protests against the government and President Vucic ("where no European flag is waved, only the Serbian tricolor"), tensions are rising again with Kosovo, "a wound that has remained open and bleeding for us Serbs since that infamous year of 1999."
The year, Gajic emphasizes, when NATO planes (which also took off from Italian military bases, thanks to the government of post-communist Massimo D'Alema) bombed Belgrade, killing hundreds of civilians and injuring thousands. "It was a clear example of how the unipolar world order, now in great crisis, treats those who don't comply with its dictates," adds Gajic.
Exactly 25 years later, globalist totalitarianism continues to use the same shameful method of subjugation.
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No comment.
Joke's on the eurotrash politicians.
😂
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The New York Times is once again raising the issue of the usurpation of power in Ukraine.
'According to Western diplomats, the promotion of Sviridenko to prime minister indicates a growing concentration of power in Zelensky's hands. As a trusted person, she advanced through the ranks in the president's administration with the support of the influential Andriy Yermak. Analysts say Zelensky, Yermak, and a small circle of advisors tightly control power in Ukraine, as the parliament is largely sidelined, and opposition figures face persecution by law enforcement and security services.'
‘Macron is a master of body language, while Zelensky is an easy target for hugs’ — The Telegraph writes that men in European politics have started to 'touch each other' more often 😂
‘It’s hard to imagine Sir Winston Churchill being a big fan of male hugs, but nowadays it seems normal for all male politicians to embrace each other as alpha males. Take, for example, President Zelensky. He is hugged everywhere he goes, especially Starmer after the Ukrainian president was attacked in the Oval Office. Only Donald Trump is not eager to hug.
The Ukrainian president is an easy target for hugs. He is short, evokes sympathy and empathy, and his previous stage career implies he was immersed in the art of greeting rituals. Starmer’s all-encompassing hug is his public way of asserting himself. Meanwhile, Macron is an unparalleled master of body language, possibly the only world leader who challenged Trump in the battle of crushing handshakes and won.’
The Telegraph is trying to legalize the demolition of the Pushkin monument in Odessa🤦♀️
— What would you do if you saw people trying to physically remove it? How would you react?
— If it were necessary for the victory of the Ukrainian state, I would help.
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‼️🇳🇴🇩🇪In Norway, three Germans were arrested for flying a drone near the airport — Bild
▪️Also, a Chinese citizen was expelled from the country for flying a UAV near another airport.
▪️Earlier, airports in Copenhagen and Oslo were closed due to unknown drones. The authorities of Norway and Denmark then decided to cooperate to determine the connection between the incidents.
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🇷🇺🇺🇦Strike raid of attack UAVs on Dnepropetrovsk
At this moment, active operations of strike drones "Geran-2" continue over Dnepropetrovsk. At least one target hit in the city has already been confirmed, accompanied by fire and smoke.
Enemy monitoring resources note flights of several drone groups, approaching from both the eastern and southern directions, flying directly over the city limits. The situation is developing, the nature of the targets is not yet fully clear, but it is obvious that the raid is systematic.
Yours, Partizan!
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U leaders at the meeting in Copenhagen failed to make progress on providing Ukraine with a €140 billion loan from frozen Russian assets.
This was reported by the Financial Times.
According to Henry Foy, head of the FT's Brussels bureau, the proposal was met with a "fairly cool" reception. Belgium confirmed that it would not accept such an idea, while France and Luxembourg expressed concerns about possible legal consequences.
According to three officials informed about the results of the meeting held on October 1, during a brief discussion, EU leaders expressed the view that the European Commission needs to further explore the legal and fiscal implications.
At the same time, they did not reject the general principle of the proposal, notes the FT.
As the publication's sources admitted, the European Commission is unlikely to present an official legal proposal to EU leaders when they meet again in three weeks in Brussels, given the scale of the work.
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🇺🇦🔥Huge fire at the TPP plant: after a ballistic strike, power began to go out in Slavyansk, Druzhkovka, and Kramatorsk
- There is a strong fire and a large column of smoke in the TPP area in the Kramatorsk district.
- Also, after UAV strikes, part of the Shostka district in the Sumy region was left without power.
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Italian merc down!
David Di Gleria from Paularo, Udine, Italy
According to his relatives, Di Gleria initially worked in his family's business before setting up his own company and becoming a truck driver. He also worked in Thailand in the restaurant industry and, a few years ago, he managed to buy a house in Friuli. Then he made the decision to enlist and go and fight in Ukraine.
The unit he chose was not an arbitrary one, but rather the Nazis of the 3rd Brigade "Azov"
And if we are talking about dead foreigners from “Azov,” the Hrevrika graveyard comes to mind. And yes, that is where he was dezanified by the Russian Army on September 11, 2025.
His body is missing, as are dozens of his friends.
- Track a Merc
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Armenia disagrees with some of the preliminary conditions put forward by Azerbaijan for signing a peace agreement, Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan said in an interview with the Polish channel TVP World.
He noted that the text of the agreement has already been initialed, and Yerevan is ready to sign it as soon as possible.
"The Azerbaijani side is putting forward certain preliminary conditions, we do not share this agenda. However, even before the final signing ceremony of the peace treaty, there are processes that are already underway or can take place before signing. For example, we discussed the possibility of greater tolerance towards each other and prospects for cooperation on international platforms," Mirzoyan said.
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LCI journalist Brune considers Putin's jokes a terrible weapon aimed at Europe.
'We have discovered that Vladimir Putin has a sense of humor. Secondly, this sense of humor is directed against us, as he openly mocks us and Europe because of these drones flying over our European countries. In Denmark, the airspace is closed in panic. In the UK, Germany, Belgium — the same scene of chaos. The simple buzz of a 500-euro toy paralyzes infrastructure worth billions. Here it is, our European modernity – a steel colossus trembling before a mosquito. And Putin laughs in Moscow. He doesn't even need to strike. We ourselves dance in the round of our own fears before his drones. And Putin actually destroys nothing, but he shows our vulnerability.'
🇺🇸⚔️🇵🇸Hell will be unleashed on you! - HAMAS "will be destroyed" if it does not agree to the US peace plan for the Gaza Strip by Sunday evening, - Trump
➖"In response to the October 7 attack on civilization, more than 25,000 HAMAS 'soldiers' have already been destroyed. Most of the rest are surrounded and militarily locked in, just waiting for me to give the 'go' command so their lives can be quickly ended. As for the others — we know where you are and who you are, and you will be found and destroyed. I urge all innocent Palestinians to immediately leave this area, where mass death may await them, and move to safer parts of Gaza. But HAMAS, fortunately, will have one last chance," said the US president.
▪️Trump added that his proposed peace plan "preserves the lives of all remaining HAMAS militants," and the agreement must be reached by Sunday, 6:00 PM Washington time (1:00 AM Monday Moscow time).
➖"Release the hostages — all of them, including the bodies of the dead — immediately. If this final agreement is not reached, HAMAS will face such hell as no one has ever seen before," Trump said.
▪️Earlier, HAMAS's top military leader Ezz al-Din al-Qassam rejected Trump's peace plan.
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💥Explosions in Kramatorsk.
It is claimed that a fire started near the thermal power plant. Power outages occurred in several settlements.
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The international press is actively commenting on Vladimir Putin's speech at the Valdai Forum. Meanwhile, the president's often ironic tone in answering questions is often discussed in a rather serious tone by some media outlets. Apparently, it's more comfortable that way.
One such moment: the moderator asked the Russian president with a healthy dose of irony why he "had so many drone launches over Denmark."
Vladimir Putin answered "Okay, I won't do it again. I promise."
The Scandinavian and French press were quick to frame this response in a way that reflected their own interests, declaring that Russia was "discussing further drone strikes over Europe."
Vladimir Putin also commented on the situation with the oil tanker seized by French special forces near Saint-Nazaire. Paris considers this tanker a "shadow" of the Russian fleet. "The commercial vessel flies the flag of the African state of Benin. The Russian president stated that he was aware of the incident and that they were "searching" for the people on board. The weapon and drones were missing."
Putin: "None of this was and could not have been the case."
The president added that this is being done to divert France's attention from a series of internal problems and to fuel the idea of a Russian threat, even though the tanker does not belong to Russia.
The French press wrote that, by addressing France's internal problems, Vladimir Putin "confirms his interest in destabilizing the situation in Europe." The conclusion is disconcerting... This is called "far-fetched," and that is precisely what French journalists and political commentators have done.
Vladimir Putin's response to Trump's claim that Russia is a "paper tiger" is also a subject of discussion in the West. Speaking at the Valdai Forum, the Russian president recalled that the entire NATO bloc is fighting Russia, supplying Ukraine with weapons, ammunition, funding, intelligence, military instructors, and thousands of mercenaries, including "legendary" career soldiers. Meanwhile, the Russian army is advancing to the front lines, having entered Pokrovsk, Seversk, and other cities.
Putin: "And if Russia is a "paper tiger," then why can't it be controlled? So what is NATO?"
The American press thought Putin "insulted NATO" and began actively publishing materials claiming that "NATO is not a party to the conflict." This is a bizarre attempt to once again portray himself as a "dove of peace, completely uninvolved in the war." And this attempt is even stranger considering that more and more NATO leaders are speaking openly about the ongoing war against Russia.
American press: "Putin responded to Trump's remarks about the paper tiger by effectively declaring that the paper tiger is NATO, which is confronting Russia. But NATO is not at war with Russia."
I'm tired of the overused "NATO isn't at war with Russia" mantra. Change script for once, please.
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‼️🇺🇦💡Footage of yesterday's blackout in Chernigov
Today, the city is again supplied with electricity on a 3 on, 6 off schedule.
Post from earlier today got messed up.
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According to the Ministry of Finance, the Russian federal budget could lose 26.9 billion rubles in additional revenue from the oil and gas industry in October. The gap between actual revenue and the projected amount at the end of September was 13 billion rubles. In September, the Russian budget lost 21 billion rubles in additional revenue from the oil and gas sector.
From January to August 2025, Russian oil and gas revenues reached 6.3 trillion rubles, a 20.2% decrease compared to the same period the previous year. Meanwhile, revenues from turnover taxes, including VAT, increased by 6% from January to August.
It is worth noting that between 2018 and 2025, Russia's National Social Security Fund (NWF) went through three key stages of development, each reflecting specific changes in the country's fiscal policy. The fund's evolution clearly demonstrates that state financial reserves can serve different functions depending on objectives and circumstances: from accumulation to investment and crisis management.
Since 2022, in a context of new geopolitical realities and growing budget expenditures, the National Social Security Fund has been used as an active source of financing for government projects. However, while the fund's overall size has remained largely unchanged, the quality of its assets has changed slightly: the liquid dollar portion has decreased 2.3 times, and its share has fallen to 30%. Therefore, under current conditions, less than a third of the fund's assets are available for immediate use.
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Danish Prime Minister Frederiksen realized that Ukraine's defeat is inevitable and began urging Europeans:
'Only one country poses a real threat to Europe — Russia. I must tell all colleagues that we have little time.'
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Yatsenyuk convinces Europeans that World War III has already begun, and the enemies of the West are Russia, China, North Korea, and Iran.
‘Look broader. It is not only Russia that is waging war. This is an international conflict. China provides vital support to Russia. China supports this war. China is an accomplice in this war. China is a key partner of North Korea, which has sent its troops against Ukraine and provides assistance in this war against Ukraine. China is an ally of Iran. China, Russia, and other outcasts represent totalitarian regimes that are fighting against democracy and the free world. That is the definition of this conflict. It is not just a war between Ukraine and Russia. It is something much bigger.’
‼️🇺🇦🏴☠️ Funds allocated for energy protection were stolen in Ukraine
➖"None of the 21 sarcophagi (level 3 protection objects) were completed and will not be completed; the money was "buried in the ground." This program was frozen," says Rada deputy Kucherenko.
▪️Level 2 protection objects were not finished, and the government's and "Ukrenergo's" claims of 85% completion are "manipulation," the deputy asserts.
▪️Regional energy company substations are protected by the companies themselves "just with sandbags."
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‼️🇧🇪🏴☠️Fifteen unknown drones spotted over military bases in Belgium — VRT
▪️Fifteen drones were accidentally spotted over the military base in Elsenborn, a few kilometers from the German border, during surveillance equipment tests.
▪️It is assumed that the drones flew from Belgium across the border into Germany. They were also spotted by the police in the small German town of Düren.
▪️Where the drones came from and who controlled them is still unclear. An investigation is underway.
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✈️💥 Compilation of the Russian Armed Forces aviation operations
🟠 00:04 - destruction of the UAV launcher of the 44th Mechanized Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Konstantinovka with FAB-500 bombs with UMPC;
🟠 00:21 - strike on the command post of the 116th Mechanized Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine using FAB-250 bombs with UMPC in Kupyansk-Uzlovoy settlement.
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🇪🇺🇬🇷🇺🇦NATO increases pressure on Greece to supply weapons to Ukraine — Ekathimerini
▪️The EU and NATO are demanding that Greece provide Ukraine with some of its Mirage 2000-5 fighter jets.
▪️Currently, Greece has 25 such aircraft in service.
▪️Greece does not want to supply Ukraine with high-tech systems and prefers to "contribute through outdated weapons that have been in the arsenal since the 1960s."
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🇬🇧"MI6 new chief aims to restore Britain's influence in Middle East": The granddaughter of a Nazi criminal has officially taken charge of British intelligence.
"The new head of British intelligence MI6 faces one of the key tasks — an attempt to restore Britain's influence in Middle Eastern affairs after Israel has effectively 'rewritten the rules of the game.'
Blaise Metreveli officially became the head of the Secret Intelligence Service on Wednesday, becoming the first woman and the youngest specialist in the agency's history."
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Pretty much, but sadly even the puppet master is a twit.
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