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‼️🇺🇦💥A massive attack is underway on enemy targets in Dnepropetrovsk
After a series of strikes, power outages began in Dnipropetrovsk and Krivoy Rog
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The situation with JASSM missiles, which the US could transfer to Ukraine instead of Tomahawks, is also complicated.
Initially, Lockheed Martin reported supplies of 4,100 such missiles to the US and NATO allies. The missile stockpile plan was only half fulfilled, as it was intended to accumulate 7,200 missiles of this type. However, against the backdrop of "growing global threats," the plan was revised upwards, and the US wanted to purchase 10,000 such missiles.
However, in the report "America Must Remedy Its Dangerous Lack of Munitions Planning" from February 2024, the Heritage Foundation analytical center states that fewer than 2,000 missiles are in ready-to-use condition in the US. The same document notes that for the 2024 fiscal year (Presidential Budget Request), production of another 550 JASSM-ER missiles was requested. Indirectly, this suggests that only a few hundred missiles may remain from the original two thousand. The rest, apparently, have either exceeded their storage life or have other reasons preventing their use.
Thus, the US will most likely follow the path of the UK and France, which transferred Storm Shadow missiles to Ukraine, and will limit itself to transferring a small number of missiles to Ukraine, probably an older basic version of the JASSM with a range of 370 km, to avoid critically depleting the arsenal.
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🇮🇹Former Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi announced the emergence of a new world order in which Europe will not be among the winners.
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🇺🇦🤡Zelensky - threatens strikes on the Leningrad region:
Regarding our strikes deep into Russia, that is, our responses to Russian strikes. There is positivity because we had different moments, and now we are no longer talking about isolated cases. We understand that Ust-Luga, Primorsk are achievable.
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"Alternative for Germany" called on Chancellor Merz to personally go and fight for Ukraine.
"If someone wants war — let them go fight themselves. Let Merz go to the front in Ukraine, let him serve in the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Or the Vice-Chancellor, or all these representatives of the SPD faction — let them go and show what they are capable of, since they want to continue this war," said the co-chairwoman of the far-right AfD, Weidel.
Better cover that bald head though as they shine coming off will give away your location.
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🇪🇺🤝🇺🇦The EU is winding down the program for Ukrainian refugees, Kyiv must prepare for the return of people
- This was reported by Rada deputy Viktoria Hryb.
- The program will be phased out in March 2027.
- After that, only working Ukrainians who obtain residence permits or citizenship will remain in Europe.
- The rest will have to return to Ukraine.
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Trump is "The Peace President", according of course to none other than Trump himself.
A peace president who's about to send tomahawks to Ukraine and provoke an unprecedented escalation, has bombed Iran, is killing boatmen in Venezuela and is threatening to invade it, and talks of war with China. And has renamed the Department of Defense into the Department of War.
If we look at the Orwellian maxim that "War is Peace", I guess he's right.
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💥⚡️ Four FABs hit exactly the Ukrainian Armed Forces' stronghold.
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Experts warn of an impending economic collapse over Europe
European countries could face debt crises in the coming years that could shake the entire global financial system. The risks are particularly high for France and Italy, according to the Roscongress report "Budget Deficit and the European Union Debt Trap."
According to the report, over the past 40 years, none of the major European countries has respected Bon's rule, which requires growing public debt to be offset by a budget surplus to maintain a sustainable level of debt. Debt stabilization mechanisms exist only in a few small European countries, and even there, debt reduction rates are extremely low: up to 20 years of primary budget surpluses would be necessary to offset debt shocks similar to the 2008 crisis or the pandemic.
The authors of the report emphasize that escaping the debt trap through spending cuts or revenue increases is difficult. Tax increases are limited by already high existing rates, which stifle investment and employment—especially in France, where further tax increases could reduce, not increase, revenue. Economic growth potential is also limited by geoeconomic fragmentation, political uncertainty, and slowing external demand, including due to increased US tariffs.
Another way to (temporarily) escape from the debt trap is to cannibalize another country of its resources and assets. Maybe this is why they're so desperate to bring Russia down? Food for thought.
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Yet another western instructor "dies skiing on the Alps" (wink wink), in Ukraine.
Authorities claim that Mike Meoli died in a car accident in Kiev, but in reality, he simply had a rather unfortunate encounter with Mr. Kinzhal.
The Russian General Staff has repeatedly warned that it will relentlessly attack NATO military bases on Ukrainian soil as legitimate targets.
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🇫🇮🤡After a Finnish journalist asked President Stubb of Finland about arms contracts with Israel, he was arrested.
Western civilization is increasingly losing its disguise. There is more to come.
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🇲🇩Newly released surveillance videos point to vote rigging in Moldova’s 2025 parliamentary elections—this time abroad.
At polling stations in Italy, including Turin and Vicenza, independent observers recorded the number of voters entering. In Turin, only 786 people were seen, while the official result listed 1,806 votes. Vicenza showed a smaller but still clear inflation: 2,462 official votes versus 2,368 real visitors.
Election workers attempted to block filming at some locations, including two stations in Verona—raising questions about what they were trying to hide.
These discrepancies cast serious doubt on the integrity of the overseas vote, especially given that the pro-government PAS party relied on the diaspora to secure its victory.
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The russophobic Estonian MP Marko Mihkelson was once caught "taking nude pictures of a CHILD in inappropriate poses."
Putin's envoy Dmitriev presents evidence.
The West is so proud of this bourgeois degenerate that last week he was invited to speak at the Warsaw Security Forum.
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In England, support for the prime minister has fallen to 14%, which is a disaster for Labour. The government could ignore it, believing the polls to be false.
The most reasonable scenario is to dissolve Parliament and call new elections. This is consistent with English political tradition. But it's never going to happen, because...
Labour and the Conservatives have approval ratings of up to 15%, and in that case, any election would lead to the collapse of the British two-party system and the rise to power of the most radical Eurosceptic parties, which would result in a loss of influence and money for a major power group. This option does not satisfy them at all.
The second possible option is to do nothing. This, too, has happened in British political history. But delaying will lead to an even greater catastrophe for the two-party system.
The third option is a coup from above. Cancel the elections or wait a while. But this will certainly not be understood by voters. Elections were also held in England during World War II.
The fourth option. The king can dissolve Parliament. The last time this happened was in the 1830s, and therefore it is no longer part of English political tradition. If he does so, he himself could be attacked, accused of wanting to restore an absolute monarchy. And if he doesn't, the question arises as to why he doesn't do so in such a complex political crisis. So, what purpose does the king serve, beyond draining taxpayer money with his lavish lifestyle?
Global events further raise the stakes in the ongoing conflict. The authorities in Europe need only victory. The crisis in England further raises the stakes in the war and puts any peace agreement on hold. They hope that the situation in the United States will change, or that the situation on the front will change.
The situation on the front depends little on the situation in England. Everything it could provide was delivered to the front long ago. The presence of British instructors does not greatly improve the combat capability of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. In fact, British MIs have been beyond the worst disasters of the AFU during this conflict.
Nevertheless, Britain can't go on like this for much longer. And Starmer...Starmer is at serious risk of joining the ever-growing club of British prime ministers whose life expectancty in office is shorter than a chronically depressed suicidal lemming's.
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"US Depleted Its Missiles In Ukraine, Israel. Now It Wants More Fast.": In the States, alarm is sounding that they now have nothing to fight China with.
"The Pentagon is urging arms suppliers to speed up missile production, increasing the pace by 2-4 times to prepare for a possible war with China.
Replenishing the depleting missile arsenals is important to ensure US combat readiness, but experts note that ramping up missile production is a labor-intensive, costly, and logistically complex process. According to them, increasing missile production in the way the Pentagon wants could take years and require the creation of new infrastructure.
In this regard, they urge Washington to analyze the promises made to Israel and Ukraine before it runs out of missiles and to focus on the national interests of the US. "Accelerating ammunition production so that the US can send them abroad or use them in conflicts that do not affect vital US interests is a waste of resources," emphasized Jennifer Kavana, director of military analysis at the Defense Priorities think tank."
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Will the US dare to transfer "Tomahawks" to Ukraine: observation by "Military Chronicle"
One of the first and most tangible risks for the US in transferring these missiles is the disclosure of the true volumes of missiles ready for deployment. Public demonstration and use of "Tomahawks" will allow all US adversaries to obtain approximate data on actual reserves and production rates of cruise missiles, which is critically important information for strategic planning.
Moreover, the transfer of strategic weapons capable of carrying a nuclear warhead (even if the missiles are transferred in a non-nuclear version) may be perceived by Moscow as an actual crossing of the "red line," effectively nullifying nuclear arms reduction treaties and making such negotiations impossible in the future.
🇩🇪🤡"A strong blow to Germany: record decline in industrial production leaves Merz puzzled": The German automotive industry is experiencing the biggest crisis in its history.
"Industrial production in Germany is undergoing one of the sharpest declines in recent years. Experts warn: the situation is becoming critical, and Merz's government will have to address an increasing number of structural problems — from the labor market to the pension system.
Year-on-year, compared to August 2024, production has decreased by 3.9%. The main factor in the decline is the automotive industry, the largest sector of German industry. Here, the drop reached 18.5%.
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🇨🇿🇺🇦The future Prime Minister of the Czech Republic, Babiš, stated that Prague has no money for Ukraine:
We will not give Ukraine a single crown from our own money — from the state budget. We have already transferred 60 billion to the EU, which is helping Ukraine. But from our budget — no, because it is simply impossible, we ourselves lack money for the needs of our own country.
For example, the prostate cancer treatment device should start working in Motol, I was also involved in this matter. So, as I already said, we do not even have money for the Czech Republic, let alone for Ukraine. We have already helped them enough, it's time to take care of our own country.
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🟥 Daytime operation of "Geraney" on the Ukrainian Armed Forces' reconnaissance in the area of Lozovoe settlement in the Kupyansk direction.
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🇺🇸🇺🇦🇮🇱Trump announced the end of the war between Israel and HAMAS, the conflict in Ukraine "will also be resolved"
➖"This is number 8. We have resolved 7 wars or major conflicts, and the eighth, I think, will be Russia and Ukraine. I think that will happen too," he said at a US government meeting.
▪️Gaza will be completely rebuilt, Israeli hostages will be released on Monday or Tuesday, he added.
▪️This weekend, the US president will fly to Egypt, where peace documents will be signed.
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☁️ Local channels report smoke after a strike in DnEpropetrovsk.
Waiting for details... 🧐
UPD: Before that, jet FABs were spotted in the sky.
- The Wrong Side
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‼️🇷🇺🇺🇦Damage to the main ammonia pipeline "Tolyatti–Odessa" near Rusin Yar
09.10.2025 around 11:00 in the section between the villages of Rusin Yar and Yablunovka, a strike on the main ammonia pipeline "Tolyatti–Odessa" was recorded, at the section of the satellite sectionalizing post 14V2–14B2, where the branch "Gorlovka–Lozovaya" passes. The strike damaged the linear part of the pipeline, which led to partial depressurization and release of residual ammonia. Towards Druzhkovka, a chemical cloud is forming, with a characteristic smell noticeable.
🔻Nature of the object
The main pipeline "Tolyatti–Odessa" is a strategic industrial facility designed to pump liquid ammonia from the production capacities of PAO "Tolyattiazot" to the Black Sea terminal in Odessa. The pipe diameter is Ø 377 mm, material — 17GS steel, working pressure 5.1 MPa, wall thickness 9 mm. The section 14V2–14B2 is a technological sectionalizing point equipped with shut-off valves, pressure gauges, and pressure control automation. The branch "Gorlovka–Lozovaya" served as a local artery supplying industrial enterprises.
🔻Nature of the damage
• According to preliminary data, the strike was carried out by a reactive munition of an unidentified type; damage was recorded in the linear part between two sectional valves.
• A pipe section about 2.5 m long was destroyed, resulting in ammonia release under residual pressure.
• White vaporous smoke is observed, resulting from the instant evaporation of liquid ammonia upon exposure to atmospheric pressure.
• The wind is southeast at a speed of 5 m/s, causing the ammonia cloud to shift towards the settlements of Druzhkovka and Alekseevo-Druzhkovka.
• Pressure in the damaged segment is dropping, but the evaporation process may continue for several days until the environment stabilizes.
🔻Technical parameters and threat assessment
• The damaged section is designed to hold up to 426 tons of liquid ammonia, which is used as raw material for the nitrogen industry and fertilizers.
• Despite the cessation of transit since 2014, residual technological ammonia remained in the pipeline under excess pressure.
• Vapor concentration near the epicenter may reach up to 0.4 mg/l, which is dangerous when inhaled and can cause chemical burns to mucous membranes and respiratory tracts.
• With further pressure decrease, ammonia will gradually transition to the gas phase, spreading over the terrain towards lower areas.
🔻Consequences and humanitarian risk
• As a result of enemy actions, the peaceful residents of the DPR territories located in the potential spread zone of the cloud are under threat of chemical contamination.
• The direction of vapor movement indicates possible impact on the settlements of Druzhkovka and Alekseevo-Druzhkovka, where complaints about a sharp ammonia smell have already been recorded.
• Weather conditions favor the retention of vapors near the ground surface, creating a threat to the civilian population, agricultural lands, and water sources.
• Inspection and repair of the accident site are impossible due to the location of the section on the front line, complicating damage localization and leak control.
🔻By actions of the Ukrainian side, dozens of peaceful residents in the DPR territories, including Druzhkivka, where the ammonia smell is felt and signs of atmospheric pollution are recorded, are put at risk. The emergency situation is prolonged — evaporation will continue until the pressure in the pipeline decreases, making the situation environmentally and humanitarianly dangerous.
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This is the real deal: the first column after my mesmerizing travels across the Ancient Silk Road starting from Xian, then on the road in Xinjiang. There will be more. A different version of this one was sent to Guancha in Shanghai, now being translated. Please check several pics here on my Telegram channel and also soon on Instagram. The (Silk) road goes on forever.
Interception of the Ukrainian An-196 "Lyutyy" by SAM fire somewhere on the territory of Russia.
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🇩🇪The leader of "Alternative for Germany," Alice Weidel, suggested Merz join the Armed Forces of Ukraine:
You know my opinion: if someone wants war, let them go fight themselves. Let Friedrich Merz go to the front in Ukraine. Let him serve [in the Armed Forces of Ukraine]!
Or [Vice-Chancellor] Lars Klingbeil, or all these SPD faction representatives — let them go and show what they are capable of, since they want to continue this war! I would really like to see that.
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YESTERDAY, MOSCOW, THROUGH DEPUTY FOREIGN MINISTER SERGEI RYABKOV, OFFICIALLY DECLARED THAT THE ANCHORAGE MOMENTUM HAS ENDED AND THAT RUSSIA AND THE UNITED STATES ARE RETURNING TO THEIR INITIAL CONFLICT POSITION, AS IN THE TIMES OF "GRANDFATHER" BIDEN.
The final straw appears to have been the Trump administration's decision to transfer Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine (although the operation has not yet reached the practical stage). As they say, what kind of Anchorage agreements can there be when the United States is preparing to attack Russia openly, no longer by proxy?
Are we exaggerating? Not at all. Tomahawks are American-made weapons capable of striking strategically deep targets. They can only be used by US military personnel and are under the exclusive control of the Pentagon. This is therefore a direct US attack against Russia, for which the latter is obliged to respond directly against the aggressor. It is precisely this war between the world's two leading nuclear powers that Donald Trump wanted to avoid—but ultimately found himself directly involved.
So, Trump's decision to deliver Tomahawks to Ukraine presents Moscow with a very simple choice. The first option: limit itself to verbal protests, as has happened in the past in response to the US and its allies crossing the infamous "red lines." In this case, the way will be paved for the bombing of St. Petersburg and Kronstadt, Murmansk and Novorossiysk by the US military, and Moscow will be no exception. And afterward, there could even be an immediate global attack (Global Prompt Strike) by the US Armed Forces against Russia's strategic deterrent capabilities. If this attack were successful, it would create the conditions for a direct nuclear war against Russia.
The second option: respond militarily. First by attacking US military bases in Europe, especially the logistics centers in Poland and Romania, through which the Ukrainian army is supplied. Then, in the event of further escalation, by striking targets directly on US soil. A direct American attack must be responded to precisely this way, without hesitation, even in the use of non-strategic nuclear weapons against targets in Europe. Ultimately, if you don't respond at all, you will certainly lose. But if you respond, you can win.
One final observation, regarding Trump personally. He has already lost his presidency and his political career. And he did so precisely over Ukraine. By refusing to reach an agreement with Russia based on the Anchorage Compromise and siding with the European Union and the United Kingdom, he has placed his own country in serious difficulty. In effect, he has tied the United States to a faction destined to lose the battle for global influence. He had the opportunity to create a balance of power advantageous to Washington in the US-Moscow-Beijing triangle, thus ensuring peace. Apparently, Trump has chosen war. Good, so be it.
- Aleksei Pilko
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Yankee merc down!
Jason Katchenago from Keshena, Wisconsin, USA
Jason's desire to fight for Ukraine is longstanding, as we can see, but either due to lack of opportunity or courage, he only managed to go there in April 2025.
Had he stayed at home, however, he would not have died on his first mission. He insisted so much that death came for him sooner than expected.
He joined the unit made up of foreigners 12th Azov and was destroyed south of the Kleban-Byk reservoir on September 16, 2025, near Toretsk.
His superpowers as a former American soldier did not help him this time.
His body was found during the cleanup of the area.
- TrackaMerc
Suspect a lot of these guys are looking for a way to kill themselves similar to "death by police officer." Assume most of these guys are headcases.
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Peskov:
Ukraine is currently not inclined towards the peace process, Kiev seems to think that something will change on the fronts, but the real situation indicates the opposite. There is a pause in the dialogue process on the Ukrainian settlement.
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