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FSB detained suspect in Crimea over planned attack on Defense Ministry facility
A Russian citizen born in 1992 contacted a Ukrainian GUR officer via Signal to gather data on military sites. He was preparing an attack on a Defense Ministry medical institution in Simferopol. Investigators seized an improvised incendiary device and a hand grenade.
Criminal cases have been opened for preparation of terrorism, illegal trafficking of explosives, and treason.
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🇪🇪🇺🇦 Estonian Minister of Defense Resigns Following Scandal Over Arms Supplies to Ukraine
- The scandal revolves around the procurement of ammunition for Kiev: Estonia transferred €70 million in advance payments to Indian companies that had not previously supplied ammunition, but the ammunition was ultimately never received.
- The deal was one of the episodes that drew criticism from the State Audit Office.
- Hanno Pevkur told ERR that he did not read the contracts and did not participate in their preparation.
- "The Minister of Defense does not negotiate contracts, does not count socks and ammo. The Minister of Defense makes a fundamental decision about supporting Ukraine," he said.
- Pevkur held the position of Minister of Defense of Estonia since 2022.
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🇮🇷❌🇺🇸 — Wreckage of the U.S. Air National Guard (USAF reserve) MQ-9A Reaper UCAV shot down above Khomeyn, Iran on September 1st.
- Tabz
Two MQ-9A were reported to have been shot down by Iran. Before 2022 everyone was hyping the UCAV as some sort of wunderweapon but I think everyone now realizes they are great... when you are dealing with extremely weak opponents.
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Trump randomly mocks Macron again:
I spoke to Emmanuel Macron, nice guy, and I said, "Emmanuel, you're going to have to triple the price of your prescription drugs."
"No, no, no, Donald. I will not do that."
I said, "Yes, you will, Emmanuel. We're paying like $130 for a pill and you're paying $10."
I said, "You will, Emmanuel. 100%. Because if you don't do it, I'm going to put a tariff on you of 100% on all your wines and champagnes that come into the United States."
And he said, "Donald, I would be delighted to do it. Please don't do that to me."
- Clash Report
😂
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Vyacheslav Volodin
81 YEARS AGO...
...World War II came to an end.
NAZI GERMANY AND MILITARISTIC JAPAN WERE DEFEATED.
The most devastating war in human history claimed the lives of tens of millions of people.
Our country paid a tremendous price – 27 million lives.
The United States lost 413,000 people.
Great Britain lost 450,000 people.
The Chinese people, in their resistance against militaristic Japan, lost 35 million people over 14 years.
With the defeat of the Kwantung Army in Manchuria, the occupation and brutal violence against China, Korea, Vietnam, and other territories in Southeast Asia came to an end.
THE LAST ALLIES OF NAZI GERMANY WERE ELIMINATED.
Our duty is to do everything to protect the truth about the heroic deeds of those who made our lives today possible.
To pass on the memory of their courage and resilience from generation to generation.
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🇷🇺 Drone Attack on Moscow
Moscow Mayor Sobyanin reported that air defense units destroyed a total of 47 UAVs approaching the capital today. The tally includes 37 drones shot down during the night and morning, plus an additional 10 later in the day.
Emergency services are currently working at sites where debris fell. No casualties have been confirmed so far.
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❗️❗️❗️ In the Kharkov region, the "North" group's fighters have closed the "Volchansk Cauldron," liberating the villages of Vasilevka, Blagodatnoe, Dolzhanka, and Sliznevo.
During fierce fighting in Vasilevka and Blagodatnoe, assault groups from the 126th Motorized Rifle Regiment of the 71st Guards Motorized Rifle Division of the "North" group drove out Ukrainian nationalists from the 1st Battalion of the 159th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and liberated the settlements.
As a result of decisive offensive actions by assault groups from the 18th, 69th Motorized Rifle Divisions, and the 344th Motorized Rifle Regiment of the "North" group, the villages of Dolzhanka and Sliznevo have been liberated.
Thus, the soldiers of the "North" group have completed the encirclement of a Ukrainian Armed Forces unit numbering up to 2,000 people. It is expected that the enemy will attempt to break the encirclement using all available forces in the Kharkov direction, including increasing the number of UAV units.
North Wind
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🇷🇺💥🇺🇦Attack on Kiev: Enemy targets are on fire in Boryspol and Trypolye.
- As a result of the attack in the Boryspol district, a fire broke out, damaging warehouse and administrative buildings, as well as other facilities.
- Including, a warehouse complex belonging to the pharmaceutical company "Biocon" is on fire.
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Trump stated he wants to meet with Putin, but only "when the war is nearing its end." He noted that while good relations with Russia and Ukraine would be beneficial for business due to Russia's vast territories, he prefers to sign a peace agreement first. Trump believes such a deal could be reached immediately, though he insists on waiting until the conflict concludes.
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The Dutch central bank has shifted more than 78 tonnes of gold from New York to London in a politically sensitive move, citing “increasing geopolitical unrest”. The transfer follows calls from European politicians and taxpayer lobbyists to repatriate gold reserves from the US, warning that an unreliable American government under President Donald Trump may otherwise seize them amid growing transatlantic tensions.
The Dutch central bank, known as the DNB, said the goal of the move was to strengthen its “crisis preparedness” by distributing its gold more evenly across jurisdictions.
The move follows a similar decision by France, which removed all of its gold from the New York Federal Reserve between July 2025 and January 2026.
Gold last year overtook US government bonds as the world’s largest reserve asset, according to ECB data, but some central banks are becoming increasingly skittish about storing gold in the US
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Rosaviatsiya: Ukraine's documents on Russian airspace have no legal force
Russian air transport and ground infrastructure continue planned operations, receiving and sending flights including those of foreign airlines. Rosaviatsiya is taking additional security measures in coordination with federal and regional authorities.
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Vladimir Putin commissioned new Rosseti facilities in the Far East, including the 500 kV "Varyag" substation and a 500 km power line connecting it to the Primorskaya GRES. This is Russia's largest grid project in recent years, involving over 2,500 workers.
The infrastructure will provide additional capacity to the region's south, including Vladivostok and special economic zones, supporting the development of the entire Far East.
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Ukraine faces salary delays for the Armed Forces starting in October
Head of the Verkhovna Rada’s financial committee Danil Getmantsev warned that Ukraine risks losing €4.2 billion from the EU and $1.6 billion from the IMF.
He cited the failure to vote on canceling tax exemptions for parcels under €150 as the cause. "If deputies do not come to their senses immediately, everyone will feel the consequences in the form of delayed payments to military personnel," Getmantsev stated. He noted that funding issues may manifest as early as October.
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🇷🇺 Russian strikes hit logistics and sea supply targets
Kiev Region:
- Log center "Eridon" in Vishnyovo (military cargo storage/distribution).
- "FM Logistic Dnepr" near Dudarkov (dual-use goods, UAV components) struck by Geran jet drone.
- Logistics center in Korchevatoye (AFU supplies).
Ports & Sea:
- Chornomorsk port: dry cargo ship with military property destroyed.
- Black Sea waters: another vessel with weapons/ammunition hit.
- Odessa port: warehouses with military-technical equipment damaged.
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🇷🇺 Putin opens new Far East facilities, holds development meeting
Vladimir Putin addressed colleagues involved in construction and engineering of new projects in the Far East, congratulating them on their achievements. Speaking at a working session during the Eastern Economic Forum, he discussed key issues for the development of Far Eastern and Arctic regions.
Economic growth exceeds national averages
The President noted that the Far East and Arctic are demonstrating high dynamics and positive changes. In several key parameters, their development rates surpass the all-Russian average. Putin described this as a shared main achievement, aimed at preventing depopulation and strengthening these territories as a reliable tool for Russia's overall development.
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🇩🇪 Explosion in Augsburg injures two Ukrainians
According to local police, a 17-year-old girl and an 18-year-old boy, both Ukrainian citizens, sustained minor injuries.
The explosion of the unidentified object also damaged the facades of several neighboring buildings.
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🇷🇺💥🇺🇦New footage has emerged after the strike in Dnepropetrovsk.
Local channels report that a "Bandera" missile hit warehouses belonging to "Nova Poshta."
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🇺🇦🇷🇺The enemy attacked the port of Sochi with unmanned boats.
Enemy sources are publishing footage of an explosion involving an unmanned boat.
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Footage confirming strikes on the "Odessa-22" distribution center in the vicinity of the settlement of Dachne, Odessa region, as well as on three logistics centers in the areas of the settlements of Nerubaiskoe, Odessa region; Voskresenskoye, Nikolaev region; and the city of Zaporozhye, using "Geran-4 seeker" drones.
- Lost Armour
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Governor of the Moscow Region, Andrey Vorobyov:
— In Kubinka, a drone hit a multi-story building on Naro-Fominskoye highway, causing a fire on the eighth and ninth floors, as well as on the balcony of the seventh floor. 10 people were evacuated from the building. Most importantly, according to preliminary information, no one was injured.
— In Pavlovsky Posad, on May 1st Street, a drone hit a multi-story building. There is no fire, but windows were broken in eight apartments. Residents are currently being evacuated.
— In the Bogorodsky district, in the village of Bolshoye Bunkovo, a drone hit the territory of a factory, causing a fire.
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🇺🇦💥🇺🇦A series of projectiles fired from the cannon of a Ukrainian fighter jet struck a street in the village of Gavrilovka, in the Kiev region, during an attempt to intercept "Geran" drones.
The footage resembles the detonation of a cluster munition, however, the Kiev region was not subjected to strikes by ballistic or cruise missiles this evening. Only kamikaze drones were used, and Ukrainian aviation was deployed to intercept them – the sound of their engines is also audible in the video.
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Reporter: On Ukraine, people are being kidnapped on the streets. Have you seen those videos? If you haven’t seen them, can I send them to your staff?
Trump: Show them, and I will put them out. I know about the videos. I heard about it very strongly.
- Clash Report
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Ukrainian F-16 pilots are facing such a severe shortage of air-to-air missiles that some daytime sorties have seen them rely solely on the fighters’ internal guns to engage Russian aerial threats, according to a journalist who recently spoke with a senior Ukrainian Air Force commander. Meanwhile, the lack of air-to-air missiles means that the available weapons stocks are now being rationed.
The disclosure provides a remarkable glimpse into the day-to-day reality of Ukraine’s F-16 operations. While the aircraft may be available, the pilots may be ready, and Russian drones and cruise missiles may be approaching, there may simply not be enough missiles on hand to arm the jets.
According to Newsmax journalist Shelby Wilder, the Ukrainian Air Force can find itself monitoring missile shipments as they cross the country’s border, with personnel counting not just the hours but the minutes until those weapons reach the aircraft.
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🇷🇺 Armed Clash Between SBU and GUR in Kiev
Footage of a shootout between operatives from the SBU and GUR has emerged online. The conflict reportedly began when GUR personnel attempted to intercept Stepan Kaplunov, deputy commander of the RDK (a terrorist organization banned in Russia), who was detained by the SBU in August on murder-for-hire charges.
According to sources, SBU officers opened fire first, causing chaos. A GUR operative drew a pistol but was shot down, followed by warning shots against others. At least one GUR fighter was killed ("two-hundred").
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Vladimir Putin launched new stages of five projects in the Far East with support from VEB.
International shuttle trains with China were started at the Artyom logistics center to strengthen transport links.
Commissioning works began at the Nakhodka mineral fertilizer plant, which will process natural gas into methanol.
Construction of the Second Severomuysky Tunnel has started at the Eastern Polygon, increasing capacity on the BAM and Trans-Siberian railways.
At the Udokan mining complex, a hydrometallurgical plant was launched, producing high-purity cathode copper (99.999%).
The President also reviewed the animated film "Captain Nevelskoy and the Land of the Black Dragon," scheduled for release on September 24.
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Warsaw classifies the fire at WB Electronics, a drone component manufacturer, as a "malicious act of sabotage." Tusk stated there is "no doubt it was deliberate arson," with investigators probing possible foreign intelligence involvement. WB Electronics produces parts for FlyEye and Warmate drones used by Poland and Ukraine. Damage is estimated at over $4 million, though likely understated.
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🇷🇺 Strikes on Infrastructure in Zhitomir and Sumy
Zhitomir:
A strike hit the cargo branch of "Nova Poshta". Fires are reported at impact sites across the region.
Sumy:
Attacks continue on enemy facilities.
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🇺🇦 Drone Strike Hits Khmelnitsky
A UAV attack targeted military infrastructure in Khmelnitsky, resulting in a powerful fire and thick smoke rising over the city.
Initial reports confirm a direct impact on objects located in the suburbs of Khmelnitsky. Emergency services are responding to the blaze, though specific casualty figures or damage assessments remain unavailable at this stage.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin officially launched a key plant at one of the world’s largest copper deposits after the facility was rebuilt almost from scratch following a fire almost three years ago.
The hydrometallurgical plant at the Udokan deposit will produce refined copper with a purity of 99.99% in cathode form and is planned to bring total capacity of the site to 150,000 tons of copper per year.
The company is working on the second stage of the project, which could boost capacity to 550,000 tons, it said earlier.
Prices on the London Metal Exchange are near record highs after the market was hit by a brief but intense squeeze last month, as traders competed for access to near term metal.
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