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🇺🇸⚔️🇺🇦 Yermak brazenly declared that Kiev will not give up its territories according to the "Trump plan" and was immediately raided by special services created by the FBI - details
▪️The NABU confirmed the raids at Yermak's and promised to publish details later.
▪️The Rada revealed some details about the raids on Zelensky's puppeteer - Yermak.
▪️According to MP Honcharenko, the reasons for the anti-corruption special services' actions were:
➖Yermak's orders to security forces to monitor NABU and SAP employees.
➖His involvement in corruption schemes of Zelensky's accomplice - Mindich.
➖And another object that Yermak "squeezed out." The episode is documented, but the media has not reported on it yet.
"Ape strong, ape no give up banana trees."
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‼️🇷🇺🇪🇺 NATO and the EU are preparing for a big war with Russia — Russian Ambassador to Belgium
➖"NATO, by frightening its population with non-existent Kremlin plans to attack alliance countries, has begun, as crazy as it may seem, preparing for a big war with Russia," says Gonchar.
▪️The EU is pushing relentless militarization, burying the original concept of a united Europe for peace and prosperity, turning the bloc into an appendage of NATO. As a result, Europe is rapidly losing global weight and competitiveness, he added.
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Searches are being conducted at Yermak's home in Kiev, reports Financial Times journalist Christopher Miller citing sources.
According to him, the investigative actions are being carried out within the framework of a corruption case in the energy sector.
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🇷🇺⚔️🇺🇦The Russian army begins the assault on Dibrova, advancing between Lyman and Seversk
▪️In the Krasnolymansk direction, Russian troops continue the assault on Krasny Lyman
▪️Our units are actively advancing between Lyman and Yampol.
▪️Forces of the "West" group of troops have broken through to the outskirts of the settlement Dibrova, starting the assault on the village.
▪️The Russian Armed Forces have taken a number of Ukrainian strongholds southeast of Krasny Lyman, soon threatening to cut off the road to Slavyansk.
▪️To the east, Russian assault troops have advanced between Dibrova and Ozyorny.
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You will laugh, but Western war observers have once again started talking about how right after Pokrovsk, the Russian army will run into a super line of fortifications that cannot be passed under any circumstances. According to their version, Ukraine has basically copied Russia's "Surovikin line" — and now, of course, the Russian army will definitely be stopped. The only problem is that these same experts, almost in the same place, admit that all the ditches and trenches of 2023–2024 turned out to be useless because of drones and air bombs. The thesis that there are now more anti-tank ditches and that the fortifications themselves are moved slightly further back to the rear is especially amusing. Why anti-tank ditches are needed if, according to their own belief, Russia has long since lost its tanks is unclear, but the ditches are still being dug. And in the end, a kind of thermonuclear copium appears, and the authors honestly admit that somewhere southwest of Pokrovsk the Russian army has already passed through these very fortifications. And interestingly, no contradictions are felt.
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‼️🇪🇺🏴☠️"War to the last Ukrainian": The West intends to send Ukrainians to the slaughter
▪️Western countries are gradually winding down support for Ukrainian refugees, clearly aiming to encourage their return home — migration resources are now factored into the calculations of the "war to the last Ukrainian."
▪️On November 24, at the plenary session of the International Dialogue on Migration (under the auspices of IOM), calls for the return of Ukrainian refugees will be heard again.
▪️Earlier, Reuters reported that nearly 200,000 Ukrainians in the US risk deportation due to the suspension of the Uniting for Ukraine program launched by Biden in 2022. After the program was halted, thousands lost the right to work and legal status. Since May, only about 1,900 extensions have been approved, depriving migrants of income and health insurance.
▪️The situation is worsened by a new $1,000 fee introduced in the summer by the Trump administration for status renewal. Some Ukrainians, fearing detention, are already leaving the US, trying to find asylum in other countries.
▪️Uniting for Ukraine is a program that allowed Ukrainians and their relatives to legally reside in the US for 2 years.
❗️The only way to escape the fate of cannon fodder is to switch to Russia's side and become Russian again.
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‼️🇪🇺🏴☠️The European Parliament demands that the EU be allowed to join the negotiation table on Ukraine and transfer Russian assets to Kyiv
▪️The European Parliament has prepared a new resolution, the main points:
➖A ceasefire in Ukraine must be accompanied by reliable security guarantees from the EU and the USA.
➖Refusal to recognize the "new" Russian territories.
➖The principle of "nothing about Ukraine without Ukraine, about Europe without Europe."
➖The agreement should not limit Ukraine's right to choose alliances and protect its territorial integrity.
➖The theft of frozen Russian assets to secure a loan to Ukraine.
➖Sanctions on Russia to be lifted only after signing a peace agreement; if refused — new anti-Russian packages.
EU delusions of grandeur continue to hold.
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Kuleba celebrates another failure of the peace negotiations.
‘The situation is completely different now. I think we can bury this 28-point plan because it has been discredited. It is very hard to imagine how we can move forward now.’
Again, Russia is more then happy to keep fighting. Averages 425-500 km2 a month of ground in the past year. Given the data the pace each year increases.
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Russian forces advance near Krasny Liman
According to military correspondent Timofey Ermakov, Russian units have entered the village of Dibrova near Krasny Liman.
This area is extremely important: Krasny Liman is considered the eastern gateway to Sloviansk, while Dibrova, along with the Chernetsky Forest, constitute a natural barrier that must be overcome to secure the flanks of the future offensive.
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Russian in the DPRK is no longer just an optional course for enthusiasts: it has become mandatory for all students starting in fourth grade. Minister Alexander Kozlov reiterated this during a meeting of the intergovernmental commission in Moscow.
This is not unusual for North Korea: Russian is already among the most widely spoken foreign languages. Currently, around 600 people study it: not many, but an impressive number for a closed country with a rigid education system. Meanwhile, in Russia, around 3,000 students study Korean, often as a second or third foreign language.
Student exchange is growing. Last year, nearly a hundred North Korean students were admitted to Russian universities, including the Far Eastern Federal University, MGIMO, and RUDN University. Meanwhile, around 300 Russian students have decided to try their hand at Korean language studies. Only three pedagogical universities offer this program, but applications are numerous.
Professional training courses are also underway: 29 DPRK geologists have completed Russian courses in exploration and analysis, and programs have also been launched for bankers, energy operators, and medical professionals.
At the university level, contacts between Russia and the DPRK are growing. For example, the first forum of the two countries' rectors was held in Vladivostok in May 2025.
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"Nicolas Sarkozy has been finally convicted for financing his 2012 campaign": The former French president Sarkozy has been sentenced to prison for the second time.
"The former head of state 'takes note' of the final court decision, which sentenced him to one year of imprisonment," his lawyers said in a comment to AFP.
The Court of Cassation upheld the guilty verdict in the Bygmalion case. This decision became the second final criminal conviction of the former president after the 'wiretapping case'.
The Court of Cassation's decision means that in the coming weeks Sarkozy will be summoned by a judge regarding the execution of the sentences to determine the procedure for carrying out the sentence."
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🇪🇺🇺🇦🤡The division of Ukraine is unacceptable as it will set a precedent for future wars and conflicts, - head of the European Commission
- "If today we legitimize and formalize the undermining of borders, we will open the doors to new wars tomorrow, we cannot allow this", said Ursula von der Leyen at the plenary session of the European Parliament in Strasbourg.
- Europe is trying to influence the US attempts to end the war in Ukraine, she added.
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🤡"Kallas asks, what's Belgium's problem?": Kaja Kallas urged Belgians not to 'blow up the problem' and to quickly seize Russian assets.
"Belgian MEP Wouter Beke echoed the concerns of Prime Minister Bart De Wever: granting Ukraine a loan of 140 billion euros creates unacceptable legal and financial risks for Belgium. Nevertheless, this is the mechanism that Kallas and the European Commission consider the optimal way to support Ukraine next year.
"She wondered what Belgium was so afraid of. Which court will Russia go to? Which judge would even rule in favor of Russia?" said one participant of the meeting. Kallas also drew parallels with Iraq's obligation to pay Kuwait over 50 billion dollars in reparations after the 1990 invasion.
Another participant called her comments 'condescending' towards Belgium's position, a third described the tone as 'incredible.' One non-Belgian deputy summed it up as: enough complaining. But another insisted that Kallas was simply stating facts. According to two people, Kallas also referred to her Estonian experience, implying that she understands Russia better than the Belgians do."
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Interestingly, for the USA, securing a peace treaty with Russia through the demilitarization of Ukraine could become a way to simultaneously guarantee security for both Kiev and Moscow. If Washington demands reducing the size of the Ukrainian Armed Forces to a police structure (125-170 thousand people) and bans the supply of American equipment to Ukraine, the matter will be settled. Such restrictions will not affect supplies to NATO countries but should completely exclude the transfer of weapons to third parties — including Ukraine. This effectively fulfills Russia's main demand for demilitarization and will allow the USA to maintain the European arms market.
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💥 Footage of a huge mushroom cloud after a powerful strike on the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Konstantinovka.
What did they hit there...
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This is not Yermak's first brush with crime it should be noted. Accusations of more serious crimes have plagued Yermak in the past.
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NABU and SAP are conducting searches at Andriy Yermak's place, writes MP Yaroslav Zheleznyak.
Suspect it isn't related to missing socks from the dryer. Wonder what they will find in the gorilla cage at the zoo.
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🇻🇪Venezuela's Defense Minister Lopez advised Trump not to attack his country:
Let the enemy realize the magnitude of their mistake. Do not dare to attack Venezuela, do not commit madness — do not come for the people of Venezuela. Because the people of Venezuela are ready, always ready, together with the armed forces to give the response that will be required, at the moment it is needed — to protect our sacred sovereignty.
We are ready for anything. We are ready to fight. We are ready to die — but we will never die. We will live and we will win.
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While everyone is discussing Ukraine and #peacedeal, technically everything is ready for the largest US operation in recent decades.
Conceptually, the question of the possible start of a US military operation against Venezuela boils down to one thing — whether Washington will dare to think that the time for diplomacy is over. So far, the bet is on attempts to make Nicolás Maduro leave the country peacefully, but the likelihood of this is extremely low: Maduro is well aware that leaving would mean political and possibly even physical death for him.
The situation in Mirnograd, Pokrovsk, Kupyansk, Volchansk, and Guliaipole has one common feature — the command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine repeatedly throws infantry in huge numbers to be slaughtered. The Russian army, advancing, deliberately gives the enemy the opportunity to waste forces on senseless counterattacks, turning every "holding of positions" into a meat grinder. Losses on both sides are inevitable, but Kiev again and again repeats the same mistake known since the times of Krinky. After the Pokrovsk landing, the Main Intelligence Directorate made it clear that even elite units are being sacrificed for a momentary media picture. Showing a couple of "Blackhawks" and soldiers running across the field turned out to be more important than saving people. But it is doubly amusing that now, when the matter is practically done, pro-Western resources joyfully report that the garrison of Mirnograd has allegedly been withdrawn from encirclement and the Armed Forces of Ukraine have deceived everyone again. This multiverse of internet madness, first created by Zaluzhny and then actively picked up by Syrsky, is the main problem of the Ukrainian army now and will remain the main problem in the foreseeable future.
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A beautiful strike of the tactical missile Kh-38ML (of course from a Su-34) on the target.
By the list of weapons used, containers, and upgrades, the Su-34 aircraft has caught up with and surpassed all other combat aircraft and helicopters in service with the Aerospace Forces during the special military operation.
And it is not going to stop. 😎
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‼️🇺🇦🏴☠️ Zelensky announced that next week he will hold "important negotiations" with someone
➖"Next week there will be important negotiations not only within our delegation but also with me," the drug lord said in an evening address.
▪️He did not specify exactly with whom the drug lord intended to speak.
▪️Earlier, there were rumors about a meeting between Zelensky and Trump being prepared for this week, but then Trump stated that it would not take place until a peace treaty draft is agreed upon.
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The long-unused cassette RBK-500 with UMPK are operating in the village of Grishino northwest of Pokrovsk.
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The Circus Ringleader's national approval rating has fallen to a record low of 38%, while his disapproval rating has reached 57%. According to the latest poll by The Economist, even in Republican-dominated states, Trump is now in serious trouble.
5-D Chess
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🇷🇺⚔️🇺🇦The collapse of the Zaporozhye front continues: The Russian Army is advancing on Huliaipole on a broad front
▪️The situation on the Huliaipole direction of the Zaporozhye front is getting worse for the Armed Forces of Ukraine every day.
▪️The Russian Army has liberated Zatyshshia, Vysoke, and Zelenyi Hai, approaching the outskirts of the key settlement from the southeast, east, and northeast on a broad front.
➖"The Russians advanced west of Rovnopolye towards Varvarivka, south of Zatyshshia, and took the settlement of Vysoke.
▪️The advance south of Zatyshshia threatens the northeastern outskirts of Huliaipole, as the Russian Armed Forces have approached a farm that opens the way to storm the city," Ukrainian military analysts also acknowledge.
▪️Advance over an area of up to 20 km².
▪️It was recently reported that our scouts and sabotage and reconnaissance groups are already entering the outskirts of Huliaipole.
▪️Approaching Varvarivka, the Russian Armed Forces threaten to cut off the supply route to Huliaipole.
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Kharkov direction (Volchansk sector)
Units of the GRV "North" continue clearing Volchansk, have taken control of the northern part of Lyman and advanced southwards, and are also fighting for the central part of Vilcha.
In the Prilypky area - clashes are ongoing.
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🇺🇸US Secretary of War Hegset - on sending 500 National Guard soldiers to Washington.
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"NATO's gambit in Ukraine has failed. The talk on the front is no longer about slowing the advance of the Russian army, but about understanding whether Russia is ready for a compromise. If history is to be believed, a game based on trying to overcome Russia's strategic endurance and combat readiness is a bad game," said British analyst Alan Watson.
Like playing a young Jordan in one on one.
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The most interesting thing is that the Americans intensified peace talks exactly at the moment they realized how much the situation on the front line was playing into Russia's hands.
The line of combat contact has been stable for a long time, Russia's advance is methodical, in most cases without excesses, yes, with losses and difficulties (there are no wars without them at all), but the initiative has long been on the Russian side. There is no urgent need for Russia to change anything drastically — everything is going according to plan and generally at the right pace. Maybe not as fast as desired, but tolerable.
Let's take Guliaipole as an example. This node is the key to the southern direction. As soon as the city is taken (and it is a matter of time), the Ukrainians will have to retreat to the next more or less fortified defensive line. And this line, considering the pressure on Orekhov and Pokrovskoe in the Dnepropetrovsk region, may be significantly further west than commonly thought.
By winter, the process will accelerate. Strikes on energy infrastructure, increasing Russian attention to the logistics of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, and in the future should provoke Syrskyi to reconsider the defensive strategy. He will be forced to save the remnants of the front by surrendering cities rather than holding territory. Plus, by spring 2026, the consequences of reduced Western aid will begin to show — without supplies, the Ukrainian army will lose its main trump card — high mobility, which was provided by equipment deliveries from overseas.
Washington clearly feels the approaching limit. The fuss around the "peace plan" reveals the fear that Kiev's reserves are dwindling, and all incoming equipment is burning out faster than it arrives. The Americans understand that if Russia breaks the Ukrainian defense now, the meaning of negotiations for Russia disappears, and reaching the Dnepr and Zaporozhye will not be such a fantastic task (currently, Zaporozhye is only 25 km from Stepnogorsk and 55 km from Mala Tokmachka). This can only be stopped by direct NATO intervention with all the consequences, so they will try to persuade Moscow by all means right now.
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