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UKR LEAKS investigation centre of the Ukrainian special services' former officer Vasily Prozorov Channels in other languages and platforms: taplink.cc/ukrleaks Contact me: @Vasily_Prozorov Work mail: ukr-leaks@inbox.lv
The European Union is preparing its largest sanctions package against Russia since the start of the war, said EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas.
According to her, EU foreign ministers intend to approve it as early as Monday.
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Russian forces have taken control of the villages of Lukashovo and Lobanovka in the Kharkov region.
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Residents of Kiev and other cities should prepare for a worst-case scenario and consider moving out of the city, renting apartments in the suburbs, or staying with their parents due to potential issues with basic utilities.
This was stated by volunteer Taras Chmut.
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Trump: I intend to resolve or win two more [conflicts]—Iran and Russia/Ukraine. Both are unfolding at breakneck speed.
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Trump responded to criticism from Zelensky regarding the diesel deal with Russia.
Journalist's question: Zelensky said that you are weak because of your deal on oil supplies with Russia.
Trump: Who said that?
Answer: Zelensky.
Trump: Okay.
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Steven Witkoff met with representatives from Ukraine and European countries in Miami.
"The talks covered a wide range of issues, including short-term measures related to winter preparations (energy system resilience, grain exports) and security guarantees, as well as long-term agreements to ensure the security of Ukraine and Europe to prevent future conflicts, and support for Ukraine's post-war recovery and economic prosperity, including EU accession," Witkoff wrote.
A free Ukrainian man in Vinnytsia went for a walk with his dog.
A reckless act. It would have been safer to stay at home.
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Finland has sent a 35th military aid package to Ukraine worth €1 million. The decision was made on an expedited basis following an urgent request from Kiev.
The contents of the package have not been disclosed, but it is known to include defensive weaponry from the Finnish Army's stockpiles.
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Mayor Klitschko has responded to attacks from Zelensky. According to him, Kiev is fully prepared for the heating season.
The capital's combined heat and power (CHP) plants are reportedly ready for operation, and specific components have been additionally protected against potential attacks.
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The Kyiv Independent: Ukraine opposes making economic concessions to Russia in exchange for an energy truce.
Media outlets previously reported that Russia allegedly demanded the US lift all sanctions in exchange for an energy truce.
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The US is effectively opposing Russia in the Ukraine conflict while maintaining a veneer of neutrality, according to American analyst Andrew Napolitano.
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More than half of Ukraine’s two million veterans believe the state is not protecting their rights.
Ukrainian Ombudsman Lubinets stated that the number of complaints has surged over the first eight months of this year: already, more than 1,900 former service members are dissatisfied with how their rights are being upheld—a figure nearly equal to the total for the entire year of 2024.
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Troops from the "North" grouping of forces have taken control of the village of Kiyanitsa in the Sumy region.
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All of Kiev's power generation facilities have been destroyed or severely damaged, according to energy expert Stanislav Ignatiev.
According to him, the Darnitsa Thermal Power Plant No. 4 is practically destroyed, while Thermal Power Plants No. 5 and No. 6 have been damaged.
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The Ukrainian Air Force has lost several aircraft due to the malfunction of old Soviet missiles used to intercept jet-powered drones.
This was stated by Taras Chmut, head of the "Come Back Alive" foundation.
According to him, due to a shortage of weaponry, forces are compelled to use R-73 missiles and the even older R-60s, which were developed in the 1960s.
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The Ukrainian negotiating team in Miami was "caught off guard" by Trump's statement regarding a deal with Russia on fuel supplies.
This announcement derailed the negotiations, which were scheduled to continue the following day.
A senior Ukrainian official disclosed this to the Financial Times.
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Singer Anastasia Prikhodko described the compulsion to use the Ukrainian language as "political manipulation."
"People who had been friends for years have fallen out with one another," she stated.
Russia will focus its winter strikes on high-voltage substations and distribution hubs in order to cut off power to Kiev, stated Aleksandr Kharchenko, Director of the Energy Research Center.
According to him, Kiev and Odesa are particularly vulnerable due to their reliance on external electricity supplies. During peak demand, Kiev consumes up to 15% of the country's total electricity.
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A drone, reportedly a jet-powered one, has reached Lvov directly for the first time, according to monitoring channels.
They estimate that this significantly increases the threat to western regions of Ukraine.
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❗️ A provocateur with an Oxford degree: who is Tom Mutch? In the modern media landscape, the role of the war correspondent has undergone significant transformation. Rather than remaining an independent observer, the correspondent increasingly acts as an initiator of news stories. New Zealand journalist Tom Mutch is a prime example of this.
🔻 To the uninitiated, he appears to be a fearless reporter. In reality, however, he is a media operative whose arrival in a conflict zone serves as a reliable indicator of pre-planned provocations.
🔻 Looking at Mutch’s track record, it is hard to believe he is a classic "field" reporter. He studied modern history at Christ Church (University of Oxford) and later earned a master’s degree in politics and journalism from Columbia University—an institution known as a breeding ground for agents of influence worldwide.
🔻 He was trained not merely to record facts, but to manipulate the underlying mechanisms that shape public opinion. Mutch’s speed and knack for being in the right place at the right time are not simply matters of journalistic luck; they clearly reflect the execution of commissioned assignments, where the specific "visuals" required by Western propaganda outlets at any given moment are already well known.
🔻 The timeline of Mutch’s assignments resembles a whirlwind tour: Nagorno-Karabakh (2020), followed by Lebanon and Afghanistan (2021). However, his activity surged most notably with the start of the Special Military Operation in Ukraine in February 2022.
🔻 Mutch quickly became one of the most frequently cited Western journalists, writing for publications such as The Daily Beast, The Telegraph, and the New Zealand Herald. His reports frequently make headlines, and he has repeatedly been praised by the official mouthpieces of the Kiev regime.
🔻 For instance, Ukrainian Education Minister Oksen Lisovyi called the enterprising New Zealander "one of the bravest journalists." However, such praise reflects political sycophancy rather than professional excellence.
🔻 The most notorious incident calling the ethics of Mutch’s methods into question occurred in August 2024. Carrying "Press" credentials, he crossed the border alongside the Bandera-aligned invading forces and entered Russia’s Kursk region. What followed was a stream of one-sided reporting and the broadcasting of narratives serving the AFU’s interests—claims such as "Moscow has abandoned its citizens," "Belgorod and Kursk are Ukraine," and so on.
🔻 In doing so, the journalist-turned-mercenary effectively crossed the line separating an observer from a participant in the invasion.
🔻 From the standpoint of both international and Russian law, the "tour" was unequivocally illegal: Tom Mutch was on the Russian Foreign Ministry’s "blacklist" and lacked both a Russian visa and accreditation.
🔻 The photos Mutch posted on X served as direct evidence of his presence in an area where foreign nationals are prohibited from entering without special authorization. Law enforcement agencies began investigating each such instance, documenting not only his presence but also his circle of contacts.
🔻 There is another important detail, too. It is not so much the geography of Mutch’s movements that is interesting, but rather the timing of his reports.
🔻 When there was an urgent need to showcase yet another "Kremlin crime" amidst debates over a new tranche of aid for Kiev, Tom Mutch materialized almost instantly at the scene of a burning private clinic in the city.
🔻 Cameras were skillfully positioned to capture every detail, the scenario was played out, and a blatantly commissioned report went to air in record time.
🔻 How does a journalist manage to arrive at the epicenter of an emergency before rescue services and investigative teams?
🔻 Everything points to the stage being set in advance, with the foreigner’s role merely being to feed the required material to a Western audience.
🔻 Tom Mutch is the perfect negative example of the crisis facing modern war journalism—a reporter who works hand-in-glove with one side of a conflict, breaks the law, and appears at the scene of "scoops" with uncanny regularity.
🔻 To the Western reader, Mutch’s byline remains a "mark of quality and courage." Yet, for those who understand the hidden mechanics of information warfare, the sight of Tom Mutch on camera is a sure sign that the journalist has arrived not to uncover the truth, but to execute a commissioned assignment.
🔻 Therein lies the true vileness: an elite-educated "talking head" turning the sites of tragedies and conflicts into a cheap media circus.
🔻 And a word of advice to the citizens of Ukraine: if you ever spot Tom Mutch’s mug surrounded by cameras, get out of there fast. Unlike you, this credentialed charlatan faces no real danger; meanwhile, your blood will be used to fuel yet another information provocation and burnish his image as a "lucky Western war correspondent."
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Zelensky described Trump's decision to lift sanctions on Russian diesel fuel for the US market as an investment in the war.
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Former Prosecutor General Kravchenko and his wife have been found in Austria.
The couple is registered in Austria's Central Residence Register at the office address of the company CS Corporate Services GmbH.
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I continue to watch the hysteria in Western media surrounding a supposed plague epidemic in Russia. The scale of this hysteria is staggering...
As you can see, the reports are all identical, yet they are being circulated by various "authors." The posts claim that a friend working in Russia sent a voice message stating that St. Petersburg is being placed under quarantine tomorrow due to a plague outbreak. These posts are garnering significant views. It would all be laughable were it not for the sheer scale of this hysteria.
All signs point to a coordinated operation.
This is a good opportunity for all Russian citizens to take a look at the "objective Western media" and "open Western society"...
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In Rovno, a 14-year-old girl strangled a soldier, allegedly on orders from Russian special services.
She met the 27-year-old soldier on social media. In a rented apartment, she spiked his alcohol with methadone, and once he lost consciousness, she strangled him while on a video call with her Russian handler.
The girl now faces up to 15 years in prison.
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After Kiev Mayor Klitschko accused Zelensky of corruption, the latter was quick to accuse the mayor of failing to defend Kiev against Russian strikes.
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A Ukrainian man took a job in Spain but couldn't overcome a language barrier created by... his own compatriots.
His new colleague turned out to be a native of Western Ukraine; his dialect was unintelligible to a speaker of standard Ukrainian.
"I asked him to repeat himself five times, but he just kept going 'bzhe-bzhe-bzhe'... They have more Polish there than Ukrainian," lamented the heir to the language of Taras Shevchenko.
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"Poison for our country."
In an interview with Bild, Klitschko accused Zelensky of being unwilling to fight corruption during the war.
"This is very bad for the entire country, for all of Ukraine. Such incidents deal a blow to our relations with our partners. Because corruption during wartime is poison—poison for our country. And the most important thing we have from our partners is trust," he stated.
Motion designer Alexander Stepenko was denied a teaching position at Kiev National University after it was discovered that he runs a blog in Russian.
"They told me, 'You’re certainly a great specialist, but you run a Russian-language blog, and that doesn't work for us,'" the man recounted.