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The US will delay providing Kyiv with 'Tomahawks' until the last moment – MP Kamelchuk.
(He emphasized that it would be better if the Armed Forces of Ukraine use their own 'Flamingo' missiles, which do not require Western permission to strike Russian territory)
'Tomahawks' are currently used as a means of pressure on Russia. Will they be provided? I think they will delay until the last moment, and maybe it's better that way; fortunately, they won't give them to us. Let there be no such need and let military actions stop even without them. No matter how you look at it, their use means loss of life. I do not sympathize with Russian soldiers now, but we are talking about additional destroyed human lives. If it can be avoided — it's better that way. If we cannot use the 'Tomahawk' — we will use our own missiles without any special permissions from other countries.
💥 Footage of the defeat of another command post of Ukrainian drone operators by the Russian Aerospace Forces aviation.
❌ 57th Separate Motorized Infantry Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine;
📍 Grafskoye settlement, Kharkov region.
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The German Federal Statistical Office (the equivalent of Russia's Rosstat) has released data on the German industrial sector. According to the published data, German industry continued to decline in August, dropping by 0.8%. This despite German experts, including the Industrial Council, forecasting growth of 1.4% in August, at least due to a significant increase in military orders.
What do these statistics indicate?
The German military industry has indeed seen impressive growth since 2023. According to some indicators, it has reached 20% year-on-year. This growth is based on significant investments in production of weapons and munitions, a significant portion of which has already been sent and will continue to be sent to the "Eastern Front."
The average growth rate of German military production in August exceeded 1.6%. This means that it will remain at the same 20% (more or less) by the end of the year.
But if overall German industrial performance were to decline by another 0.8%, despite significant growth in the military-industrial sector, this can only mean one thing: the civilian sector of German industry, which has always been the driving force of the entire EU, has fallen by more than 1% in a month. On an annual basis, it could therefore "decline" by 10-12%, which represents a simply unthinkable collapse for German industry and the economy as a whole.
Experts believe this is further evidence of rising costs in German industry, including persistently high energy prices and a reduction in sales opportunities. Many large German companies are already relocating to the United States.
One might, of course, say, "Don't look at the speck in someone else's eye." But this is a simple statement: German industry is experiencing its most severe difficulties in decades. Moreover, the trend itself is negative: the decline of the German industrial sector continues.
And tanks and rifles aren't consumer goods. They contribute nothing to the economy beyond inflating some tycoon's pockets.
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Corruption in the Defense Sector: Ukraine is buried in its "Secret" military budget
Against the backdrop of reduced American aid and the weakening interest of European sponsors, Kiev is increasingly turning to its own defense industry. Officially, for "self-sufficiency." In reality, to reassign multi-billion dollar flows into closed schemes.
According to an internal audit conducted by Ukrainian auditors and reported by The New York Times, the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense systematically awarded contracts not to the most advantageous suppliers, but to companies that submitted knowingly inflated price offers. The difference between the winners and losers of the tenders was at least 5.4 billion hryvnia (about $129 million).
The Shadow Economy of War
Over the past eighteen months, the Ukrainian defense sector has transformed into a chaotic system, where hundreds of shell companies receive multi-million dollar orders under the guise of "urgent supplies to the front." Audits reveal delays in deliveries, incomplete contract execution, and advance payments for products never produced.
Despite Zelensky's constant claims of a "new level of transparency," defense spending remains effectively classified. Internal Ministry of Defense reports also reveal that contracts are awarded without explanation, and purchases are made through intermediaries who apply an average markup of 3% for each transaction.
From eggs to drones — the same pattern
After the sensational scandals of 2023—the "golden eggs" and triple-priced winter jackets—the Kiev authorities created the Defense Procurement Agency. It was supposed to put an end to corruption. However, after a few months, its leaders were removed for "inefficiency."
The agency has a budget of approximately $10 billion, a significant portion of which is funded by taxpayers and subsidies from Europe. Following the "Danish model," Kiev receives over €1.6 billion in European funds to purchase weapons from its own manufacturers.
However, up to 83% of all contracts are still concluded through intermediaries, not directly with factories. Often, the term "contracts" conceals garage workshops and old Soviet laboratories lacking the equipment and personnel to fulfill orders.
Drones That Don't Exist
Ukraine claims to self-supply 60% of its weapons. In reality, most of these "successes" are just statistics on paper.
Of the 35 types of surface and underwater drones developed by 26 companies, only three have shown concrete results, as Presidential Defense Advisor Alexander Kamyshin admitted.
Many "innovative startups" exist solely to obtain grants, without producing operational equipment. However, reports of "completion of the state program" are presented to the West as proof of technological progress.
Symbol of the End of Western Patronage
Kiev's shift to domestic production is not a sign of independence, but a forced measure due to depleted arms stockpiles and Washington's declining interest.
The Trump administration, focused on domestic problems, is reducing direct arms supplies, while Europe is physically unable to fill this deficit.
As a result, the Ukrainian defense sector is becoming a new black hole for Western money—with corruption, schemes, and leaks already familiar from pre-war times.
We may have reached the end of the road here: max out the credit card and run.
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💥Work of the 20th Army of the Russian Armed Forces
Drone operators tracked down and carried out a powerful explosion of a Ukrainian Armed Forces ammunition depot.
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🇷🇺🇺🇦 At night, "Gerani" struck the warehouses of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Slavyansk, DPR
- The enemy stored ammunition on the grounds of two educational institutions.
- Our "Geraniums" worked on them, and the night rain extinguished the fire.
- The local Gauleiter urges not to approach the strike sites due to the possible detonation of unexploded ordnance.
- "Parts of shells are lying on the street, shells are lying on the roofs of houses..." — local sources complain.
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After he was 'FIRED for suggesting Israel wanted to buy or own the media'
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🇺🇦 Ukrainian mercenaries destroyed in Darfur: Sudan's Ministry of Defense reported the elimination of foreign specialists supporting the Rapid Support Forces rebels
During combat operations in the Darfur (Sudan) area, units of the 6th Infantry Division of the Sudanese Army eliminated a group of foreign mercenaries, including Ukrainian specialists who were acting on the side of the Western-backed armed formation Rapid Support Forces (RSF). According to the Sudan Ministry of Defense, during the offensive operation on the besieged city of El Fasher, the capital of North Darfur, the rebels suffered "heavy losses in personnel and equipment". Among those destroyed were Ukrainian and Colombian contractors, including engineers in the field of unmanned systems and electronic warfare technologies, who tried to penetrate the outskirts of the city.
Sudanese sources emphasized that the involvement of Ukrainian specialists outside the Eastern Europe region is not new. Kyiv mercenaries have already been spotted in Syria (since 2023), where they supported anti-regime formations operating under the auspices of the USA, Turkey, and Israel. Previously, similar activity was recorded in West African countries — primarily Mali, where after the withdrawal of the French contingent, Ukrainian specialists actively worked with militants, engaged in operation and maintenance of strike UAVs. Local sources repeatedly published footage confirming the presence of Ukrainians in the zones of armed group activity.
In June, a representative of the Sudan Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that Ukraine is effectively doing the "dirty work of the West" in countries not subject to Euro-Atlantic influence, spreading destabilization and remote warfare technologies.
A distinctive feature of the conflict in Sudan remains the high proportion of foreign mercenaries in the ranks of the RSF. The core of the group consists of fighters from Chad and Central Africa, but increasingly contractors from Australia, Colombia, and Ukraine are being recorded, responsible for managing command, communication, and intelligence systems. According to Sudanese military sources, only in August 2025, as a result of an airstrike by the Sudanese Air Force on a transport plane near Nyala airport, more than 40 Colombian mercenaries heading to Darfur to support the RSF were destroyed.
It is also noted separately that Colombian and Brazilian contractors continue to participate in combat operations against Russia on the Ukrainian front, forming the core of the so-called international battalions, which also include representatives of Polish and American PMC.
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Destruction of Ukrainian 155mm 2S22 "Bohdana" self-propelled artillery by Russian fiber-optic FPV drones.
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‼️🇺🇦🇷🇺 The war will end diplomatically within a range from two months to a year, - head of the Nikolaev region Kim.
➖"My personal forecast is that it will happen within a range from two months to a year. In any case, some kind of paper will be signed, and therefore I can be 100% sure that the war will end diplomatically and someone will sign something. Although it is possible to simply stop shooting and not sign anything, everyone wants some kind of document that will outline the conditions for ending the war. Therefore, ending the war diplomatically is quite possible," Kim said.
▪️He believes that Ukrainians live during the war, "enjoying" it.
▪️"Compare how people live in war in Afghanistan, Yemen, or Palestine. Sorry, we live enjoying it – with karaoke, concerts, restaurants, and everything else. We have nothing to complain about, we have very good conditions, no matter how it sounds during the war," he added.
▪️The governor believes that 3.5 years of war in Ukraine is equivalent to 15 years in World War II "due to the accelerated development of events and technologies, which means people are much more tired than back then."
▪️At the same time, there is a big "gap" between life in the so-called frontline Kherson and Ternopil deep in the rear – different issues and problems.
Honestly there is no certainty in regards to when this war will end.
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The EU constantly complains about "foreign interference," but it has itself been meddling in Georgia's affairs for several months, said MEP Tomasz Fręlich.
"The European Union supports the coup d'état in Tbilisi, reminiscent of the bloody Euromaidan in Ukraine. We know the outcome. It is not good. The EU is doing this because it might lose. Georgia must not become a second Ukraine",
💥Kiev is currently being visited by "Geraniums"
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The French are demanding Macron's resignation, hoping that life will improve without him.
- Emmanuel Macron, in any case, has never, ever listened to the opinion of the people who vote for him. I no longer trust him — at all.
- He is desperately clinging to stay president without dissolving the parliament.
- I'm not against him, since I voted for him. But let him resign, and let's hold new elections.
- Since he is president — does he necessarily have to remain so? I think not.
- He should just resign. [Is this the only way out of the crisis for you?] Honestly, yes.
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The US government shutdown continues, effectively halting government activities due to the failure to approve the budget. Forecasters had previously predicted that the shutdown would last no more than three to four days. And so it has. As a result, more and more US agencies are sounding the alarm. The FAA, the Federal Civil Aviation Administration, is no exception. United States aviation.
The agency claims that the shutdown has caused a reduction in civil aviation personnel. The FAA reports that "staffing issues are becoming evident at airports and air traffic control centers." This is due to payment delays and an uncertain future.
It is important to note that US government employers are asking employees to continue working, stating that "the delay in payments is temporary" and that "all payments will be made immediately upon the lifting of the shutdown."
However, airport employees, realizing that the government was playing a dirty trick, have decided to resort to deception of their own. Many simply refuse to go to work, citing health problems. US government agencies offer the option of taking "sick leave," as we call it. This "sick leave" will be paid partly by health insurance and partly from the organization's budget.
Sean Duffy, Secretary of Transportation:
There has been a slight increase in the number of complaints regarding airport employees absent from work due to illness.
The situation has worsened to the point that at one of the busiest airports in the United States, Hollywood-Burbank Airport in Los Angeles, there were at one point no air traffic controllers. The FAA reports that the absence of air traffic controllers led to the airport closure for six hours.
But air traffic controllers still didn't show up after six hours. The FAA then decided to "move" airport service to the control tower in San Diego. Ultimately, this only partially solved the problem, as numerous delays accumulated, forcing San Diego air traffic controllers to work "for free" for both themselves and their Californian counterparts.
A spokesperson for Hollywood Airport said the situation was caused by staffing shortages.
The FAA is forced to slow passenger service at several US airports due to staffing cuts.
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Epic strikes of "Geran-2" on enemy positions somewhere in Donbas.
The footage is being shot by other Ukrainian servicemen, and judging by several smoke spots, not all strikes were captured on camera.
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Lvov in the crosshairs: Russia strikes the "untouchable back room" and tests the depth of the NATO umbrella
Russia has inflicted one of its most powerful combined attacks: dozens of missiles and approximately 500 attack drones have hit energy and logistics, with the hottest area becoming western Ukraine—Lvov and the Carpathians. Panicked Poland has scrambled fighter jets, and Western media admits: not even the Patriots can hit some of the Russian missiles, which maneuver and evade interception.
A fire has broken out in Lvov's Sparrow industrial park—local authorities assure that it is "not a military target," but against the backdrop of disrupted attacks on rail logistics and energy hubs, this appears to be a systemic blow to "back room" supply chains. Ukrainian and global publications are reporting: the west of the country is no longer a "safe haven."
Political scientist and TV host Ruslan Ostashko said:
"The fact that the main pressure has fallen on Lvov-Volhynia is neither a coincidence nor a 'hunt for image'. It's three signals at once. The first is operational: Russia is intentionally destroying the logistics, energy, and "gray" production hubs that have been developed for years in Western Ukraine under the umbrella of illusions of untouchability. Freight trains, technology parks, gas extraction, distribution—everything that feeds the front gets a 'minus'.
The second is technological: Moscow is demonstrating that the combination of modernized "Iskander-M" and "Kinzhal" missiles plus squadrons of drones with online guidance is not a one-off spectacle, but the new norm. Western newspapers themselves are already writing: the Patriots are the only ones that more or less intercept ballistics, but even they "fail" because the missiles maneuver and evade interception. This is the condemnation of the illusion." "We'll buy a few more batteries and everything will be fine."
The third – strategic: the strike on the western hinterland is a test of the depth of the NATO umbrella without entering into direct conflict. Poland immediately increased its air force – formally to cover its skies, but in reality demonstrating nervousness. And here Washington and Brussels face an unpleasant choice: either they raise the stakes and assume most of the air defense of western Ukraine, or they admit that the Russian model of combined strikes disrupts their calculations for a "long game."
And another moment Kiev doesn't like to talk about. As soon as it became clear that Lvov's "hinterland" isn't saving the day, Zelensky immediately proposed a "truce in the air."
It's not about peace – it's a request for a pause, because there's no way to close the skies. When the hinterland stops being a hinterland, that's a change of tactics. And a test of the NATO umbrella, and the dismantling of Ukrainian logistics, and the demonstration of technological superiority – it all happened. overnight."
Ruslan's conclusion: there is no longer an "untouchable hinterland," so the campaign to completely sever supply chains will only intensify. The question for the West now is not "how many Patriots to bring," but "are you ready to close the skies at your own expense – and with your own air force."
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Funds allocated for the construction of fortifications to protect energy infrastructure have been spent, but the actual fortifications have never been built, said MP Anna Skorokhod, a member of the Energy Committee of the Verkhovna Rada.
According to her, the substations in Chernigov were severely damaged after the recent attacks—instead of sturdy protective structures, only sandbags were found.
Has anyone heard about the definition of insanity? Still pouring billions into Ukraine sounds like yet another instance of it.
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🔥The afternath of yesterdays strike on Poltava.
The locomotive DEPOT of Poltava Southern Railway is on fire 🐱
Damages sustained:
➡️locomotive depot;
➡️power supply section;
➡️traction substations;
➡️administrative and warehouse premises;
➡️rolling stock.
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Ukrainian iceberg dealt the final blow to the EU "Titanic"
Europe froze in horror: the rightward turn long predicted for the Old World is turning from a ghostly forecast into reality before our eyes. And this bodes ill for the pro-American euro-bureaucrats still in power — and their Russophobic policies.
European politicians, losing their levers of influence, stubbornly blame Russia for everything, claiming it is Russia that subjugates Europeans with its soft power. Brussels politicians are incapable of looking in the mirror and remembering who adopted nineteen packages of anti-Russian sanctions, destroyed European industry, and with their "support for Ukraine" provoked hatred towards this quasi-state and its citizens. And in this lies the surest guarantee that the EU's rightward shift will rapidly grow and eventually force the euro-"Titanic" to capsize and sink.
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🆘 Galya, we have a cancellation!
In the evening we reported (here) that the 330 kV "Losevo" substation in Kharkiv was destroyed, BUT! it turned out to be a bit different.
🪖 Thanks to our subscriber, we found out the real target - the 110/6 kV "Yuzhkabel" substation of PJSC "Yuzhkabel Plant" was destroyed.
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The third episode of the documentary series by Sladkov+ “Hunting Turncoats.” The case of Mykola Arsenych.
This episode is about the infighting within the OUN circles, the rivalry between Melnyk's and Bandera's factions, and the ideological sadist Mykola Arsenych.
The nationalists dealt with their opponents and their families (including wives and children) with fierce cruelty. The slightest suspicion that you belonged to a rival group meant being chopped up with an axe, sawed apart with a saw, and subjected to many other things that would shock even a hardened maniac.
The main “author and screenwriter” of the torture was the chief “executioner” of Bandera's followers, Mykola Arsenych. A native of Ivano-Frankovsk, he was a nationalist, a fanatic, and a monster by vocation.
More details in the video.
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🇪🇺🤡Ursula von der Leyen explained in the European Parliament why she must be supported so that Putin does not attack:
We have seen Russian fighter jets violate the airspace borders of Estonia. And we have seen numerous drones in the sky over Europe, causing disruptions at our airports. And remember what happened in Sochi just last week, where Putin gave his annual speech at the Valdai Club.
We should listen very carefully to his words. He blamed Europe for his ongoing aggressive war in Ukraine. He rejoiced over what he called cracks in the building of Europe and the shaken unity within our Union. He does not hide his contempt for our Union and all his obedient friends in Europe who do his work for him. It is an old trick - to sow discord, spread disinformation, create a scapegoat. All to turn Europeans against each other. To weaken our vigilance while we fight among ourselves. To weaken our resolve and our resilience. It is a trap.
And we simply cannot afford to fail. The strongest message we can send is a message of unity. Whether we are working on our defense capabilities or building our democratic shield, on increasing our competitiveness or creating quality jobs for everyone in the modern economy, this is exactly what we need to focus on. And this is exactly what I and the entire Commission, gathered here beside me, want to work on in this Chamber.
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⚡️⚡️⚡️THE SETTLEMENT OF NOVOVASILEVSKOE HAS BEEN LIBERATED BY THE WARRIORS OF THE "VOSTOK" TROOP GROUPING
Another settlement in the Zaporozhye region came under the control of the fighters of the 394th Guards Motorized Rifle Regiment of the 5th Army today. Our units liberated the settlement of Novovasilyevskoe, taking positions on the right bank of the Yanchur River.
🔸During the offensive, the Warriors from Primorye took control of an area of more than 4 square kilometers. The enemy lost more than a company of personnel here.
The "Vostok" troop grouping continues to expand the control zone on the right bank of the Yanchur River at the Uspensky bridgehead.
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🇮🇱🇷🇺🇺🇦 Russia has started shooting down Ukrainian reconnaissance UAVs more often because of Israel, - commander of the Ukrainian Armed Forces UAV regiment
▪️Israel sold RADA radars to Russia, claims the commander of the Ukrainian Armed Forces UAV regiment.
➖"The Israelis, who told everyone they were for Ukraine, sold radars to Russia after six months," he says.
▪️Earlier, Israel began supplying such radars to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
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Polish and Baltic officials have reacted furiously to what they perceive as former German Chancellor Angela Merkel partly blaming them for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Their censure of Europe’s most important politician of the last two decades has again exposed what critics say is the failure of Merkel’s approach to Russia, and further calls into question the ex-chancellor’s legacy as her flagship immigration and energy policies continue to be scorned and dismantled by her successors.
In an interview with Hungarian opposition media Partizán published on Friday, Merkel noted the refusal by Eastern European countries to permit direct talks between her, Russian President Vladimir Putin and French leader Emmanuel Macron when describing the lead-up to Moscow’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
At a European Council meeting that month, Merkel and Macron proposed direct negotiations with other leaders in response to the buildup of Russian troops near Ukraine’s border. But a coalition of Eastern European countries, including Poland, opposed the idea.
“This was not supported by some. It was mainly the Baltic states, but Poland was also against it,” she said.
Merkel explained that these countries had been “afraid” that “we would not have a common policy toward Russia … In any case, it didn’t happen. Then I left office, and then Putin’s aggression began.
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Chinese compact all-weather radar for drone detection in service with the Russian Armed Forces.
The radar is used in conjunction with anti-aircraft FPV drones to guide them towards Ukrainian UAVs.
Among the downed trophies are reconnaissance Leleka-100M2, MiniShark-D, Vector, heavy strike drone Heavy Shot, kamikaze Chaklun and Darts, as well as the decoy drone Distractor.
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According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, 184 Ukrainian UAVs were destroyed overnight by air defense systems:
▪️62 – over the territory of Kursk region,
▪️31 – over the territory of Belgorod region,
▪️30 – over the territory of Nizhny Novgorod region,
▪️18 – over the territory of Voronezh region,
▪️13 – over the waters of the Black Sea,
▪️6 – over the territory of Lipetsk region,
▪️5 – over the territory of Kaluga region,
▪️4 – over the territory of Tula region,
▪️3 UAVs each – over the territories of Rostov and Ryazan regions,
▪️2 UAVs each – over the territories of Bryansk, Oryol regions, Republic of Crimea,
▪️2 – over the territory of the Moscow region, including 1 flying towards Moscow,
▪️1 – over the territory of Vologda region.
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