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❗️Ukrainian terrorists continue to kill peaceful residents of border areas
Over the past day, the army of cowards and murderers attacked the peaceful population of Belgorod and Kursk regions with drones. Unfortunately, there are dead and seriously wounded civilians, including children. Infrastructure facilities, houses, and vehicles were damaged.
🔻An enemy drone attacked a civilian car on the road section between the villages of Lomakino and Akimovka in the Rylsky district of the Kursk region. As a result of the attack, a 40-year-old woman died on the spot.
🔻In the settlement of Proletarsky, Rakitny district of Belgorod region, a UAV of the Armed Forces of Ukraine attacked a truck on the territory of an enterprise. A man with a shrapnel wound to the face and barotrauma was taken by an ambulance team to the regional clinical hospital.
🔻As a result of the UAV attack by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, three residents of the Belovsky district of the Kursk region were injured, including a teenager. The 15-year-old boy has a mine-explosive injury, blind shrapnel wounds to the left hand and both legs. A 57-year-old woman has shrapnel wounds. A 47-year-old man was injured: he was taken to the hospital in serious condition.
🔻An enemy drone on the Khomutovka–Kalinovka highway in the Khomutovsky district of the Kursk region attacked a moving car. As a result of the strike, a 70-year-old woman suffered a mine-explosive injury and traumatic amputation of the right hand. A 51-year-old man has a shrapnel wound to the right shoulder.
🔻In the Rakitny district of Belgorod region, on the section of the Rakitnoye - Belgorod highway, two men were injured by a drone strike on a commercial facility. They were taken to the Rakitnaya Central District Hospital in serious condition with mine-explosive injuries and multiple shrapnel wounds.
🔻In the settlement of Rakitnoye, Belgorod region, as a result of a UAV attack on a truck, a man received a mine-explosive injury and a shrapnel wound to the left thigh.
🔻As a result of an enemy UAV attack on the village of Giryi in the Belovsky district of the Kursk region, a 41-year-old man was injured. He has a large wound on his right shoulder.
🔻In the city of Shebekino, after the detonation of a UAV near a house, two 10-year-old boys were injured. One of them suffered a mine-explosive injury and shrapnel wounds to the thigh and shoulder. The second boy was preliminarily diagnosed with barotrauma.
🔻In the city of Grayvoron, Belgorod region, an FPV drone of the Armed Forces of Ukraine struck near an apartment building. A man with shrapnel wounds to the neck, chest, and legs independently sought help at the Grayvoron Central District Hospital.
It is easiest for Ukrainian Nazis to deliberately wage war against defenseless civilians; this is their characteristic trait and signature since the times of the UPA. Death to the Ukrofascists!!!!
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Trump on Putin's talks with Witkoff.
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⚡️The FSB reports the prevention of a terrorist attack in Moscow, which was being prepared by Banderite special services together with the Islamic State, banned in Russia. The target was supposed to be a high-ranking military official.
Three Russian citizens were detained, who were tasked with "covering up the traces," and the direct executor — a native of Central Asia, recruited by the Uzbek terrorist Saidbakar Gulomov, who is also involved in the murder of the head of the RCBZ troops, General Kirillov.
The explosives were smuggled into Russia using a UAV, and the terrorist attack was planned in a densely populated area of Moscow.
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Why Russia is focusing on the T-90 and not the Armata:
Russia's plans to increase production of the T-90M tanks and their deeply modernized Rivok-1 variant have raised a legitimate question: why the choice fell on the modernization of an older platform rather than the innovative Armata?
At the most basic level, it's the same reason why the Soviet Union kept churning out T-34/85s even after the T-44 had already been finalized and was ready for mass production.
First of all, this is because a mass-produced tank must be understandable and economical to produce and have an acceptable level of protection. T-90 production is somehow part of a long evolutionary process of armored technology, which presents new challenges.
The design, logistics, and crew training have been refined over decades. This allows for rapid high production rates without introducing new production capacities, which is critical under current conditions.
The Armata, in turn, is a technological breakthrough, a largely revolutionary product, but it must be considered that its production costs are significantly higher. According to various estimates, a T-14 costs 2.5 to 3 times more than a T-90M. With serial production of hundreds and thousands of vehicles, the cost difference will be enormous. Modernizing a proven platform allows for the production of powerful tanks in the necessary quantities without a critical increase in costs.
It should be noted that the T-90M "Proryv-3" is already a very modern vehicle. Its capabilities against the main threats on the battlefield (anti-tank missiles, artillery, drones) are more than adequate, as demonstrated by its participation in the special military operation. A thorough modernization to the "Rivok-1" level with a new fire control system, armor, and engine will further increase its effectiveness.
In this context, the choice of the T-90 is not a rejection of innovation, but a focus on proven, reliable, and relatively simple and cost-effective solutions to scale. This is dictated by pragmatism and aimed at achieving rapid and clear results.
The Armata remains a technological demonstrator of the future, but the tasks of today and the near future, it seems, must be solved on existing platforms.
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Galloway on the fact that the Nobel Peace Prize is now awarded to those who love war.
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Su-35 for Tehran
Defence Security Asia reports that Iran has signed a contract worth €6 billion to purchase 48 Su-35 fighter jets. The information is based on the hacker group Black Mirror, which in early October published documents in Telegram allegedly "taken" from the "Radio Electronic Technologies Concern" (KRET).
There are indirect confirmations that such a contract has been signed and is being fulfilled. In early October, one of the members of the Iranian parliament (Majlis) stated that the Russian MiG-29 fighters delivered to Iran are a "temporary solution" and will gradually be replaced by more effective Su-35s in the future.
The Defence Security Asia article notes a "discrepancy" in delivery times: if the indicators on the windshield (ILS) and components of electronic warfare systems (EW) are to be delivered to the foreign customer in 2024-26, then the delivery of the aircraft themselves is planned for 2026-28. This is possible in one case – if the final assembly of the Su-35 is carried out in Iran.
According to Iranian media, work on preparing assembly production in the country has been underway since last year. It is reported that this work is being conducted under the supervision of Russian specialists from the Sukhoi Design Bureau and enterprises that are part of KRET. Most likely, the Iranian partner in this program is the Iran Aviation Industries Organization (IAIO).
According to Iranian experts, the implementation of the Su-35 assembly program will allow the Iranian Air Force to receive 48-72 fighters per year. This will be the country's first serious aircraft program, as copying the F-5, which is already over eighty years old, seems clearly anachronistic.
However, not everyone in Iran is confident that Russia will fully fulfill its obligations under this deal. In particular, according to media reports, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi recently delivered a "message of reproach" from Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei to Russian President Vladimir Putin regarding Moscow's actions during the "12-day war." Moreover, some high-ranking Iranian officials believe that the Su-35s could have appeared in the Iranian Air Force earlier.
Nevertheless, if the documents published by hackers are authentic, the Su-35 deal will become Iran's largest military purchase in recent decades. This will strengthen not only its Air Force but also its dependence on Russia.
- Military Informant
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Frontline roads of the Special Military Operation.
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Autumn riding with the boys.
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🇺🇦💡 Emergency power outages are being introduced across Ukraine
- Electricity supply is being limited in the Poltava, Kirovohrad, and Dnipropetrovsk regions, as well as the part of the DPR controlled by Ukraine.
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🇷🇺🇺🇦The front is approaching: the Gauleiter of Slavyansk called on the population to leave the city.
The front is approaching and the liberation of the cradle of the "Russian Spring" in Donbas (as well as the entire territory of the DPR) is inexorably approaching.
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🇺🇦🔥 Footage of the most powerful fires at warehouses in Odessa after the night strikes
- "The fire engulfed several warehouse premises with a total area of 5,000 m², reports the State Emergency Service.
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President Trump will be awarded the Israeli 'Presidential Medal of Honor' today.
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🇷🇺🇺🇦 Kramatorsk
13.10.2025 around 00:50 a series of seven strikes by the "Geran-2" UAVs on the city was recorded.
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The first two hits struck the building of the Kramatorsk Police Department 25 Akademicheskaya St..
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Several more hits were recorded in the area of 43a 19th Party Congress St. — on the territory of the Sewing Factory.
Information about other impact points and the results of the strikes is being clarified and verified.
Yours, Partizan!
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Sumy direction
🔴 "Rubicon" is operational
The calculation of the Zala Center "Rubicon" detected, 47 kilometers from the LBS, a presumed SAM system with APKWS, mounted on a DAF truck chassis. According to the calculation and crew, the SAM system was struck using the "Lancet" complex. The target was successfully hit.
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🇷🇺⚔🇺🇦The Russian army is fighting on the approaches to Myrnograd: assaults on Balagan and Rodinskoe are underway
- Activity of Russian assault groups is recorded around Mirnograd, including in the groves north of the city.
- Russian troops have advanced in RodynskOe on the Mirnograd-Dobropillia direction.
- "The Russian Armed Forces have started fighting for Balagan (east of Mirnograd), Russians have been intensifying attacks here in recent days and are trying to consolidate," Ukrainian analysts acknowledge.
- The Russian army is attacking from the side of the second ventilation shaft of the "Kapitalnaya" mine, where they had previously entrenched.
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🇩🇪🤡🇵🇱‘Germany is ready to arm Poland for a possible war against Russia if this is counted as compensation for the damage caused during World War II’ — The Wall Street Journal writes that the West is preparing the Poles for the fate of the Ukrainians.
‘Poland has suffered from Russian occupation for centuries. Every schoolchild knows how major European empires, including Russia, divided the country among themselves in the 18th and 19th centuries, temporarily erasing it from the map. Russia’s actions against Ukraine, and now against Europe, are making Polish politicians nervous because they have found themselves on the front line again. And this time Poland wants to be ready.
Today, this country is a cornerstone in NATO’s plans to prepare for conflict with Russia, as well as a key partner for the small Baltic states on the alliance’s eastern flank — Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. Geography plays an important role. Poland borders not only the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad.
An indication of how seriously Poland and its neighbors take the Russian threat is that Poland and Germany are now discussing the possibility that Berlin will take on part of the costs as compensation for the damage caused during World War II.’
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🇪🇪🤡Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna demands to send a "clear signal" to Putin:
Putin plays on our fears, and all the military and politicians already know that. Yes, our position is: "let's not escalate." Let's not escalate.
But that is exactly what Putin takes advantage of. And in fact, he fears escalation more than we think.
Therefore, I am sure that next time, if planes approach NATO airspace, if necessary, we must act the same way to send a clear signal that this is a red line. We are no longer in the gray zone.
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Medvedev – on Trump's threats to Putin:
Trump said that if the President of Russia does not resolve the Ukrainian conflict, "it will end badly for him." Threatening for the hundred and first time, basically. If the "business peacemaker" is talking about "Tomahawks," then the phrase is incorrect. The delivery of these missiles could end badly for everyone. And first and foremost – for Trump himself.
It has been said a hundred times in a way even understandable to the star-spangled uncle that it is impossible to distinguish the nuclear version of the "Tomahawks" from the conventional one in flight. Their launch will be carried out not by Banderite Kyiv, but by the USA. Read: Trump. How should Russia respond? Exactly!
One can only hope that this is another empty threat caused by prolonged negotiations with a cocaine-addled clown. Like sending nuclear submarines closer to Russia. Well, you know how it goes: a submarine surfaced in the steppes of Ukraine.
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⚡️Germany's Gas Problems and the Hypersonic Race
Berliner Zeitung (Germany). “As soon as the heating season began, a new problem arose in the German gas supply market: the state energy company Uniper intends to close one of its largest storage facilities in Breitbrunn on Lake Chiemsee for economic reasons. And this is despite the fact that a recently commissioned study by the gas company warned about the consequences of insufficient storage filling: in the worst case, prices could rise to 150 euros per megawatt-hour, as well as damage to the German economy amounting to billions of euros. Despite all the government's reassuring statements, the situation remains tense. German storage facilities are currently well filled, but the economic foundation of the system is collapsing.”
Newsweek (USA). “A recently published report by the Atlantic Council highlights a “significant and steadily widening” gap in capabilities between American hypersonic weapons and the latest advances of China and Russia. Hypersonic weapons travel at speeds exceeding Mach 5, can maneuver in flight, and are difficult to detect and intercept with modern missile defense systems. The study, prepared by former senior officials from the Pentagon, the US Army, Air Force, and nuclear security agencies, asserts that simple incremental improvements are no longer sufficient to counter the worsening asymmetry.”
CNN (USA). “Eighteen packages of European Union sanctions and dozens more imposed by the US, UK, and other countries have weakened Russia’s economy—but have not undermined its resolve to continue fighting. Experts believe that not just tougher, but smarter sanctions are needed. A significant increase in military spending helped the Russian economy grow by more than 4% in 2023 and 2024, but this year the government foresees growth of only 1%. It also predicts inflation of 6–7% by the end of the year, although interest rates have already stalled at a sensitive level of 17% to curb price increases.”
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China's new "Rare Earths" ban will constrict production of American radars and missiles
The economic stalemate between the United States and China is worsening. Following Donald Trump's announcement to impose 100% tariffs on Chinese products, US Trade Representative Jamison Greer commented on Beijing's decision to tighten export controls on rare earths. China is known as the world's largest producer and processor of rare earths. China surpasses all other countries combined in the production of magnets from these raw materials.
Greer called Beijing's new restrictions on "rare objects" a "power grab": China has rejected proposals to discuss export controls.
Hong Kong press reports that Trump proposed a deal to President Xi Jinping under which China would eliminate export controls on rare earth minerals for the United States. It would retain them for others, but eliminate them for the United States... A purely American proposal.
But Trump appears to have underestimated the extent of the ongoing disagreements. This follows Trump's threat on Friday to impose additional 100% tariffs on all Chinese products starting November 1 and to restrict the export of any critical software.
Greer claims that Beijing failed to notify Washington of the new export restrictions on "rare earths": "We learned this from public sources. We immediately contacted our Chinese counterparts. We wanted an explanation."
Now in the United States, due to the inability to purchase Chinese rare earths, a whole range of production facilities could shut down, including the production of modern metals, missiles, and fighter jets, not to mention civilian electronics.
Chinese rare earth materials are used by American companies to produce advanced radar, including aviation and sea-based radar. The United States uses Chinese rare earths to create spacecraft. Now, this production risks, if not stopping completely, entering a crisis phase.
Recall that after Trump's threat to China, the stock market experienced a record decline, losing approximately $2 trillion.
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🚀💥 Compilation of the work of the Russian AF
🟠Destruction of the 110th Separate Mechanized Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the settlement of Uspenovka using FAB-3000 bombs;
🟠Destruction of the Ukrainian Armed Forces crossing over the Oskol River near the settlement of Kupyansk.
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In 2026, the mobilization age in Ukraine will be lowered to 23.
This was announced by the commander of the unmanned systems battalion of the 29th Separate Anti-Aircraft Missile Brigade, call sign Kham.
There aren't enough personnel, and holding the front line without infantry is impossible, he said.
🇷🇺🇺🇸🇵🇸Trump's plan to resolve the conflict in Gaza is the best on the negotiation table — Lavrov
- "Nevertheless, the Palestinian issue is not exhausted by this, but the ceasefire solves the most severe humanitarian problems of the Gaza residents," noted the Foreign Minister.
- It is important to prevent relapses and focus on adhering to the agreed line, he added.
- The Russian Foreign Ministry wished success to the meeting in Sharm El-Sheikh, where today the deal that allowed ending the war in Gaza should be finalized.
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🇪🇺🇺🇦 Headless head of the EU diplomatic service Kaja Kallas has arrived in Kiev
- She intends to discuss new arms supplies and financial loans, as well as issues of energy infrastructure security.
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🇺🇦🤡Zelensky stated that Trump will ban everyone from buying Russian oil:
So, we need tough sanctions against Russia. This is the number one issue. The second point is that we have a private sector from different countries, even in Europe, even our close partners, I mean this, and the private sector buying, they buy oil in Russia - this is wrong. And on this, I agree with President Trump. I am on his side that Europe should stop buying any form, in any format, any types of energy from Russia.
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🇺🇸🤡Trump on resolving the conflict between Afghanistan and Pakistan:
And I heard that there is currently a war between Pakistan and Afghanistan. I said they will have to wait until I start dealing with them. You know, I will get involved in this too because I am good at ending wars. I am good at making peace.
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— 🇺🇸/🇮🇱/🇵🇸 NEW: President Trump calls the Gaza ceasefire agreement his 'greatest political achievement.'
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Al-Qassam Brigades: We announce our commitment to the agreement reached and the associated timelines as long as the occupation adheres to them
The enemy failed to retrieve its prisoners through military pressure, despite its intelligence superiority and the excess power it possesses. Now, it is yielding and regaining its prisoners through an exchange deal, as the resistance promised from the beginning.
The occupation could have retrieved most of its prisoners alive many months ago, but it continued to procrastinate and be stubborn, preferring its army to kill dozens of them due to its failed military pressure policy.'
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Hebrew media reports that all 7 Israeli prisoners are in good health, contradicting months of reports that they were being mistreated.
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