Russian logistics in occupied territories are being dismantled by Ukrainian intelligence and opposition. In Zaporizhzhia, a crucial railway that supplies the invading armies has been repeatedly cut off. Sovereign Ukrainian land will not provide occupants with any safety or reliable supply routes.Swimming-Beyond378

Russian logistics in occupied territories are being dismantled by Ukrainian intelligence and opposition. In Zaporizhzhia, a crucial railway that supplies the invading armies has been repeatedly cut off. Sovereign Ukrainian land will not provide occupants with any safety or reliable supply routes.

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Russian logistics in occupied territories are being dismantled by Ukrainian intelligence and opposition. In Zaporizhzhia, a crucial railway that supplies the invading armies has been repeatedly cut off. Sovereign Ukrainian land will not provide occupants with any safety or reliable supply routes.

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Russian logistics in occupied territories are being dismantled by Ukrainian intelligence and opposition. In Zaporizhzhia, a crucial railway that supplies the invading armies has been repeatedly cut off. Sovereign Ukrainian land will not provide occupants with any safety or reliable supply routes.

Russian logistics in occupied territories are being dismantled by Ukrainian intelligence and opposition. In Zaporizhzhia, a crucial railway that supplies the invading armies has been repeatedly cut off. Sovereign Ukrainian land will not provide occupants with any safety or reliable supply routes.

Russia’s latest Middle East blunders signal a desperate empire in decline. From betraying Iran to provoking Azerbaijan, the fallout is telling.

Moscow’s Middle East Meltdown: How Russia’s Betrayal of Iran and Assault on Azerbaijan Reveal a Waning Empire

Russia’s latest Middle East blunders signal a desperate empire in decline. From betraying Iran to provoking Azerbaijan, the fallout is telling.

Access to the database of the heads of the Russian Albatros LLC was obtained at the design stage of the Geran plant in Alabuga, Russia.

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Denmark now leads the EU. Their priority? Countering Putin&#39;s aggression in Ukraine. Expect a firm EU stance against Russia&#39;s war crimes and continued support for Ukraine&#39;s fight for freedom. Let&#39;s hope for decisive action.

Germany has signed a contract to fund the production of over 500 Antonov-196 &quot;Lutyi&quot; kamikaze drones for Ukraine. With a range of up to 1,200 km, the drones will be produced in Germany. Each unit costs around 200,000 USD.

NATO leaders have pledged to increase defence expenditure to 5% of GDP, more than doubling earlier benchmarks in response to President Trump&#39;s call for Europe to carry more of the military load. This significant rise helps Ukraine as it faces continued Russian aggression and damage.

Russia and Iran: A Fragile Alliance in the Shadow of Middle Eastern Conflict

Russia and Iran: A Fragile Alliance in the Shadow of Middle Eastern Conflict

Russia and Iran: A Fragile Alliance in the Shadow of Middle Eastern Conflict

Russia no longer relies on Iran&#39;s help to continue its war on Ukraine. Despite previous coordination, Moscow is now focusing on developing its own military reserves in preparation for a long-term terrorist war and potential future confrontations with NATO.

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Kyiv endures sleepless nights because to constant Russian drone and missile assaults. Russia launched more than 300 drones and several missiles on June 9–10.

Reuters cites South Korean intelligence indicating North Korea may deploy extra troops to Russia for the Ukraine war in July or August, alongside ongoing arms supplies, likely receiving satellite and missile tech support in exchange.

Russian defense-linked entities set up a crypto platform in Kyrgyzstan to bypass Western sanctions and exert political influence as part of Russia’s hybrid warfare. The platform uses A7A5 — a cryptocurrency developed by the sanctioned Russian Promsvyazbank — for transactions.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has described the proposed increase in defense spending to 5% of GDP as a “quantum leap” in European security strategy. This bold initiative reflects a decisive and urgent response to escalating threats, particularly stemming from Russia’s ongoing aggression.

Devastating Russian Strikes Hit Kyiv. Overnight missile and drone assaults launched by Russia resulted in the tragic deaths of six civilians and left at least 19 others injured in Kyiv. The attacks caused extensive destruction and instilled a deep sense of terror throughout the city.

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Russia seems unlikely to offer much help. Despite close ties, Russia is unlikely to provide significant support to Iran amid rising tensions. Meanwhile, Russia continues its aggressive actions in Ukraine, destabilising the region and fueling world conflict.

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On June 22, 1941, Nazi Germany launched its invasion of the Soviet Union, of which Ukraine was a part. On February 24, 2022, Putin&#39;s Russia begins an unprovoked war against Ukraine. The aggressors are different — but the result of the aggression is the same…

Denmark now leads the EU. Their priority? Countering Putin's aggression in Ukraine. Expect a firm EU stance against Russia's war crimes and continued support for Ukraine's fight for freedom. Let's hope for decisive action.

Germany has signed a contract to fund the production of over 500 Antonov-196 "Lutyi" kamikaze drones for Ukraine. With a range of up to 1,200 km, the drones will be produced in Germany. Each unit costs around 200,000 USD.

NATO leaders have pledged to increase defence expenditure to 5% of GDP, more than doubling earlier benchmarks in response to President Trump's call for Europe to carry more of the military load. This significant rise helps Ukraine as it faces continued Russian aggression and damage.

Russia no longer relies on Iran's help to continue its war on Ukraine. Despite previous coordination, Moscow is now focusing on developing its own military reserves in preparation for a long-term terrorist war and potential future confrontations with NATO.

On June 22, 1941, Nazi Germany launched its invasion of the Soviet Union, of which Ukraine was a part. On February 24, 2022, Putin's Russia begins an unprovoked war against Ukraine. The aggressors are different — but the result of the aggression is the same…