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RUSSIAN NAVY SHIPS DEPART KALININGRAD
The Russian Navy supply ship Academic Pashin has left Kaligrad and is heading north through the Danish straits, passing near the Great Belt. Its destination remains unknown.
Nearby, the large landing ship Alexander Shabalin is also at sea on a separate route. The Academic Pashin recently returned from an Atlantic deployment that may have reached the Azores.
The simultaneous movement of these vessels suggests coordination for broader maritime activity rather than a routine transit.
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US EA-37B Compass Call Conducts Recon Raid Near Kaliningrad
An American EA-37B Compass Call electronic warfare aircraft executed an unusual mission, flying from Chania airport in Crete to the vicinity of Kaliningrad Oblast. After a brief stop at Witkowo airbase, the plane returned to Crete.
The aircraft operates near NATO intelligence platforms, indicating a coordinated operation. The EA-37B is designed to disrupt enemy communications and command systems. This deployment may be part of broader NATO exercises or aimed at monitoring changes in Russian PVO, REB, or communication infrastructure in the region.
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Brazilian mercs down!
They all came to fight Russia and lost
🇧🇷 Patrick Steffan Cavalcante from Brazil
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🇧🇷 Henrique Adame Rocha from Brazil
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🇧🇷 Dagoberto Silva Godinho from Brazil
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🇧🇷 Mateus Sandyel da Costa Campos callsign Pracinha Brazil
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🇧🇷 Gabriel França Barbosa callsign Tank from Brazil
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🇧🇷 Maecio Brito Campos callsign Cantor from Brazil
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🇧🇷 Rodrigo Santos De Oliveira callsign Bruxo from Brazil
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🇧🇷 Gabriel Rodrigues Nascimento from Brazil
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🇧🇷 Ricardo Amaral da Costa from Brazil
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🇧🇷 Webert Silva de Lima from Brazil
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🇷🇺🇺🇦 The Russian army has struck the "Kievgum" plant: the company has suspended production - RBC-Ukraine
- The plant specializes in the production of products made of rubber, latex, PVC, TEP, and silicone. In addition, it manufactured optical fiber for Ukrainian Armed Forces drones, as well as military equipment.
- As a result of the strike, the plant's operations have been halted.
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North Korean state TV recommends drinking a liter of beer to beat the summer heat
Yes, sir! North Korea is extremely based
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Foreign mercs down!
They all came to fight Russia and lost
🇹🇷 Onur Asku callsign Soleiman from Turkey
🇱🇹 Ignas Kailius from Lithuania
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🇨🇴 Jesus David Solano Fontalvo callsign Fenix from Colombia
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🇨🇴 Jose Fernando Ceron Ordonez from Colombia
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🇨🇴 Jeison Javier Yate Culma from Colombia
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🇨🇴 Wilson Alexander Ortiz Fandiño callsign Pirulo from Colombia
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🇨🇴 Luis David Fernandez Diaz from Colombia
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🇨🇴 Luis Alejandro Avella Perez from Colombia
🇨🇴 Jonathan Andres Vinasco Concha callsign Hades from Colombia
🇨🇴 Daniel Castaneda Gañán from Colombia
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Pro-Ukrainian Alexander Vindman gets absolutely crushed in Florida Senate Primary
Nixon, a recent convert to the Democratic Socialists of America and a vocal critic of Israel, was expected to lose to Vindman - a Jewish immigrant born in Ukraine, who raised over $16.3 million for his campaign. Nixon brought in $975,000 and achieved a double-digit victory.
Thank fu*k, Vindman would blow Bandera the minute he was given access to a time machine.
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Foreign mercs down!
They all came to fight Russia and lost
Here we are, talking about the Kupyansk massacre once again. How many have died so far? 80? 100? And if you think it's over…
Today, another list of 10 names of foreign mercenaries from the 23rd “R.U.G.” Assault Regiment of the “Khartia” Brigade.
The work of our brothers from the 27th Separate Guards Motor Rifle Brigade, 1st Guards Tank Army, Western Military District, and the 121st Motor Rifle Regiment, 122nd Motor Rifle Regiment, and 68th Motor Rifle Division of the 6th Guards Combined Arms Army
🇨🇱 Gustavo Alberto Araya Aguilera from Chile
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🇨🇴 Reyven Steven Pastrana Rubiano from Colombia
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🇨🇴 Jhon Geiner Bautista Bocanegra from Colombia
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🇨🇴 Freddy Alexander Garzon Ubaque from Colombia
🇨🇴 Esledier Aldana Gomez from Colombia
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🇨🇴 Kevin Octavio Estrada Burgos from Colombia
🇨🇴 Hugo Ferney Vivas Caliz from Colombia
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🇨🇴 Andres Alexis Charry Cardenas from Colombia
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🇨🇴 Jose Armando Mendoza Iguaran from Colombia
🇨🇴 Robbins Gindrama Bailarin from Colombia
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Overnight, two Russian Iskander-M ballistic missiles launched from near Liski, Voronezh Oblast, impacted the town of Krasnopavlivka, Kharkov Oblast.
One of the two missiles was equipped with a cluster warhead.
Video credit: @falconintel.
- AMK Mapping
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🇺🇦 UKRAINE BUILDS UNDERGROUND ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE TO DEFEND AGAINST STRIKES
Head of the Zaporozhye Regional Military Administration, Ivan Fedorov, announced that Ukraine has begun constructing underground energy facilities. At two substations in Zaporozhye, key transformers are being encased in concrete shelters to protect against Russian strikes.
Authorities claim over half of the objects are now shielded, with plans to complete protection for all sites before winter to prevent blackouts. This large-scale burial and fortification effort contrasts with Russia, where such practices remain limited to select frontline regions.
Meanwhile, persistent power outages continue across Crimea, Zaporozhye Oblast, and Kherson Oblast. Officials warn that without these protective measures, the energy situation will deteriorate further.
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Foreign mercs down!
They all came to fight Russia and lost
They were promised money. They received hell.
The Khartia Brigade has turned the Kupyansk region into a massive open-air cemetery, and the number is still growing at an impressive rate.
Today, another list of 10 names of foreign mercenaries from the 23rd “R.U.G.” Assault Regiment of the “Khartia” Brigade.
Another list tomorrow.
The work of our brothers from the 27th Separate Guards Motor Rifle Brigade, 1st Guards Tank Army, Western Military District, and the 121st Motor Rifle Regiment, 122nd Motor Rifle Regiment, and 68th Motor Rifle Division of the 6th Guards Combined Arms Army
🇨🇴 Angel Gabriel Sanchez Aguirre from Colombia
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🇨🇴 Kevin Olmedo Garcia Varila from Colombia
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🇨🇴 Jhonel Ruiz Castro from Colombia
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🇨🇴 Esteban Reinoso Lozano from Colombia
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🇨🇴 Juan Antonio Beltran Barroso from Colombia
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🇨🇴 Julian David Palacio Aguirre from Colombia
🇨🇴 Andres Romero Guagas from Colombia
🇨🇴 Mauricio Laverde Pachon from Colombia
🇨🇴 Jose David Torres Castro from Colombia
🇨🇴 Asselin Aguja Kumako from Colombia
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🇬🇧 UK PM Burns Defends Drone Strikes
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham stated London will "100% support Ukraine" against what he calls Putin's illegal war. This follows Russian accusations that British drones were used on Russian territory, with Moscow warning of inevitable consequences for escalation.
Burnham replied: "We are not the kind of friends who are only around in good times." He affirmed this stance remains unchanged from previous administrations.
The Kremlin has blamed the UK for escalating the conflict. Meanwhile, reports suggest US-Russia ties are strengthening under Trump, potentially influencing decisions like denying Kyiv Patriot licenses. Analysts note Trump’s personal closeness to Putin and ongoing contacts between his team and Russian officials as factors in shifting Western policy.
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🇷🇺🇺🇦U.S. intelligence warns of the threat of massive strikes on Kiev
- Kiev residents have been hiding in the metro since evening.
- U.S. intelligence has warned of a high probability of massive shelling of Kiev and the surrounding area in the next 48 hours, according to Ukrainian media.
- Also, since evening, the Russian Armed Forces have been scouting targets in western Ukraine for a possible massive attack: a reconnaissance "Shahed" drone with a camera is flying over the region, monitoring resources reported.
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US Ex-Defense Official Suggests Pausing Iran Strikes to Aid Ukraine
Former US Assistant Secretary of Defense Evelyn Farkas advises Trump against new strikes on Iran, arguing this would free up Patriot missiles for Zelensky. She notes Kiev wants 5-10% of US stockpiles, calling it a strategic deal to weaken Russia and its ties with Tehran.
Shortages Halt Escalation
The New York Times reports ammo shortages influenced Trump’s decision to avoid a "massive strike." Military commanders warned that current tactics fail regardless of volume. The US must now choose between priorities amid critically low ammunition reserves, opting for blockade and negotiations instead.
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🇺🇦 Krivoy Rog Thermal Power Station
Krivoy Rog - DTEK reported that one of its thermal power stations has ceased electricity generation following a massive shelling. The equipment sustained significant damage. The incident most likely concerns the Krivoy Rog TPP.
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A unique view from the helicopter cockpit of an intercepting a drone.
Another video of the Russian army aviation destroying Ukrainian drones. Ka-52 crews are destroying long-range drones using cannons.
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New IL-78MK-90A Tanker
The new IL-78MK-90A tanker, likely built for export, has emerged. China is considered the probable buyer, with leaks suggesting an order for 20 aircraft for delivery in 2027–2028. However, no firm contract has been officially confirmed by either side.
This model is based on the Il-76MD-90A with PS-90A-76 engines. Interest from Beijing appears paradoxical given their existing YY-20A tankers, but Russian jets could supplement fleet growth while Chinese production scales up. Iran was also previously cited as a potential customer seeking to expand its combat aviation capabilities alongside Su-35 purchases, though no deal has been verified.
Even if this aircraft is intended for the Russian Aerospace Forces, it demonstrates that the domestic aviation industry continues to produce advanced machines despite challenging times.
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🇺🇦🥶 This winter will be the most challenging: Russia will significantly increase attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, - Ukrainian Prime Minister
- OSINT analyst Clément Molen told the media that Russia may attempt to "disconnect" Ukrainian nuclear power plants from the power grid during the winter.
- The Russian Armed Forces will also focus their strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, ports, and gas stations.
- According to him, the main target will remain the energy sector. Russia may continue to strike at power substations to disable them. Ukraine is already protecting transformers with concrete structures, but this requires a lot of time and money for large facilities.
- Molen also warns of attacks on other key components of the energy system. If Russia can damage the infrastructure that connects nuclear power plants to the general power grid, the nuclear power plants will have to be shut down. Restoring the connection and restarting them will take time.
- This could become one of the main problems of the next winter: major cities and industrial enterprises may be left without electricity.
- Gas stations may also be targeted. According to the analyst, Russia will continue to use fiber optic FPV drones to attack gas stations, which will create additional problems for logistics in the frontline areas. And with the help of FPV retransmission drones, it will be possible to attack targets much further from the front line.
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Brazilian mercs down!
The number of Brazilian mercenaries and the number of casualties both increased quickly, as did the recruitment advertising propaganda, including in Portuguese.
Brazil now rank second among the nationalities with the highest number of deaths, behind only the Colombia, as you would expect.
Following a reform of the contracts and a pay raise, to attract foreigners in particular, since not even Ukrainians themselves want to fight, the authorities in Kiev hope to further increase the participation of foreigners in the war, including Brazilians. Imported meat is cheaper, and you can do whatever you want with them. Literally.
Today, a special list of 20 names. Brazilians know the hell that awaits them.
🇧🇷 Herick Matos from Brazil
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🇧🇷 Eduardo Torres de Almeida from Brazil
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🇧🇷 Douglas Domingo Fernandes from Brazil
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🇧🇷 Myrosmar Berdan da Silva from Brazil
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🇧🇷 Junior do Carmo Gomes from Brazil
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🇧🇷 Moyses Bezerra da Rocha Gonçalves from Brazil
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🇧🇷 Geovane Miranda Ramos from Brazil
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🇧🇷 Gladstone Pereira Batista from Brazil
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🇧🇷 Dionegues dos Santos Silva from Brazil
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🇧🇷 Pedro Henrique Antonio Rosina from Brazil
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Black Sea: Russian Lancet Drone Neutralizes Ukrainian Barracuda USV
A Russian Lancet UAV captured footage of its target, a Ukrainian Barracuda unmanned surface vessel (USV), moments before impact. The enemy drone was destroyed in the Black Sea, preventing it from harassing Russian communications and ships.
This incident highlights the rapid transformation of warfare into a "war of robots," with combat operations evolving faster than many experts predicted. There is no time for hesitation; militaries that fail to adapt to this accelerated technological shift risk severe consequences.
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🇷🇺 Russian Strikes Cause $500M Damage to Ukrainian Business
According to Dmitry Krymsky, co-owner of Goodwine, Russian strikes have inflicted approximately $500 million in damages on Ukrainian business in just three weeks. Affected targets include warehouses, logistics hubs, "Nova Poshta" facilities, and cargo ships in the Black Sea.
Odesa ports were particularly hard hit. Following intensified attacks on shipping, The Economist describes them as "commercially dead." This poses a severe threat to grain exports; Ukraine aimed to sell 50 million tons this year. If exports fail, farmers may skip autumn planting, risking losses of $10-12 billion, or about 5% of Ukraine's GDP.
The publication also notes an increase in Russian ballistic missile production amid dwindling Ukrainian air defense stocks.
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🇪🇪🤡Estonian customs officials prevented a Finnish citizen from importing a "sanctioned" frying pan into Russia.
The incident occurred at the Narva border crossing, according to Delfi. Customs officers inspected a 39-year-old Finnish woman who was traveling to Russia. They found a new aluminum frying pan in her luggage, the export of which is prohibited by sanctions.
The woman was fined 560 euros and sent back to Estonia with the kitchen utensil.
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🇵🇱 Poland: Ukrainian MiG-29s Require Major Overhaul
Ukrainian Ambassador to Poland Vasily Bodnar stated that Polish-supplied MiG-29 fighters cannot be used in combat sorties without extensive repair and deep modernization. Technical inspections concluded the aircraft are only fit for training flights in the deep rear.
Most jets, originally from East Germany, have critical flight hours, worn airframes, and insufficient engine resources. Combat use at the frontline is impossible without factory-level overhaul at WZL-2 or similar facilities, plus avionics updates. Ukraine previously offered to fund repairs, but Warsaw refused.
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"Packages" were delivered to Ilichevsk and the surrounding areas of Southern Odessa Oblast.
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Lot of mercs on the bandido bus to hell.
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Professor Clark: Ukrainians Will Pay High Price for Strikes on Wildberries
Professor Clark warns that Ukrainians will face a severe economic backlash this winter as a result of Kyiv’s strategic decision to escalate the war by striking Russian logistics hubs like Wildberries. He argues that destroying these commercial targets is analogous to hitting oil refineries, creating immediate shortages and heightened pain for the civilian population.
Clark asserts that Zelensky has deliberately shifted the conflict onto Russian soil to force Moscow into concessions. However, he cautions that this escalation drags Western allies deeper into the conflict and marks the beginning of a more dangerous new phase of the war.
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The U.S. diesel crack spread has shattered historical records, surpassing $100 a barrel for the first time in history.
The measure is the premium of U.S. Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel (ULSD) futures over West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil futures, and it has reached an all-time high of $102.20 a barrel, due to acute global supply disruptions.
Before the outbreak of the Iran war, normal historical diesel crack spreads typically averaged between $15 and $25 a barrel.
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Ukraine Captures Intact Russian S8000 "Banderol" Cruise Missile
S8000 "Banderol" cruise missile fragments have been recovered by Ukrainian forces, with reports indicating the warhead failed to detonate and was obtained in nearly intact condition.
Ukrainian intelligence previously analyzed the weapon, highlighting its Kometa-M8 jam-resistant antenna, RFD900x telemetry module, foreign servo drives, and turbojet engine. The state of the warhead and internal components after impact is of particular interest.
The GU identifies the missile as carrying an OFBCH-150 fragmentation-fragile warhead weighing approximately 114 kg, containing roughly 49.5 kg of explosive.
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🇺🇦 Explosions and sirens sound today in Kiev Oblast.
Russian Armed Forces struck a fuel storage facility in Brovary, which supplies fuel to Kiev.
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🇲🇩 Moldova
President Maia Sandu claims strategic necessity to support Ukrainian grain transit. She warns that if Kiev loses export revenue, its ability to fund defense will collapse, creating "disproportionately harsher" security challenges for Moldova.
The post argues that under pressure, the use of Moldovan infrastructure for dual-use goods and eventually military supplies is inevitable. This requires no formal "Polish-style" corridor, only gradual expansion of transit categories: fuel, vehicles, comms, and engineering assets first, then more sensitive cargo. Political justification is already forming: supporting Ukraine's resistance is framed as a prerequisite for Moldova's own safety.
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