🇮🇷⚡🇺🇸 Professor Seyyed Mohammad Marandi:

Based on statements from the Trump regime, it seems quite possible that after months of barbaric threats, tonight will be the last night of normality in Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, the UAE, and possibly Oman.

If strikes are carried out against Iran's civilian infrastructure, the critical infrastructure of these complicit regimes - along with that of the Zionist regime and perhaps Jordan- will be demolished.

People in these regimes should immediately prepare for evacuation.

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Forward Russian assault groups are now just 4.7 km from the eastern outskirts of both Slovyansk and Kramatorsk.

In fact, Russian forces are now closer to both these cities than even Druzhkivka, where forward assault groups are approximately 5.1 km away.

However, its important to note that this is only for the eastern outskirts. The distance from the frontline to the centre of Kramatorsk is approximately 8.7 km, while the distance to Slovyansk city centre is about 13.4 km.

This time last year, Russian forces were around 17 km from the eastern outskirts of Kramatorsk and 20.6 km from Slovyansk. These final Donbas cities are slowly transforming into dead cities, becoming more and more unliveable for the civilian population. Soon they will fully complete the transformation from Zaporizhzhia-type civilian cities to Druzhkivka or Dobropillya-like military hubs.

Every day, they are increasingly being struck by KAB glide-bombs, artillery, MLRS, and drones of various types (including FPVs), resulting in large amounts of destruction to their infrastructure.

The Russian Ministry of Defence claims that over the last day, they struck a number of new targets in Odesa Oblast, Mykolaiv Oblast, and the western Black Sea.

These include fuel tanks at Odesa Port reportedly intended to supply the Ukrainian military, a naval tugboat at Mykolaiv Port reportedly converted to operate drone-boats, and a cargo vessel 8 km east of Zatoka (Odesa Oblast).

Today was the 22nd day of Russia's new massive strike campaign on Ukrainian port infrastructure.

Ukraine keeps changing defense ministers. Is that hurting the war effort?

Mykhailo Fedorov is the fourth person to leave the defense minister's post since Russia launched its full-scale invasion, an extraordinary turnover at one of the country's most critical ministries. His removal comes at an especially precarious moment, as Ukraine races to secure additional Patriot interceptors and launches multi-billion-dollar defense partnerships with allies.

The turmoil is also being felt inside the ministry. A Defense Ministry employee, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the repeated leadership shakeups have sparked a wave of resignations among staff, driven by uncertainty over the ministry's future.

Photo: Genya Savilov / AFP via Getty Images

How Russian drones are making routine stops for gas on Ukraine’s roads deadly

The Center for Information Resilience (CIR), a nonprofit that investigates human rights abuses and war crimes, recorded 66 Russian attacks on gas stations across Ukraine in June, up 340% from 15 in May.

Photo: Serhii Masin / Anadolu / Getty Images.

‼️UKRAINIAN POST‼️

Monuments throughout Kyiv have been enclosed in sandbags, wooden frames, and other temporary barriers since the start of the full-scale war to shield them from blast waves and shrapnel.

The decision to begin removing the protective structures, according to officials, followed a marked escalation in Russia’s deployment of ballistic missiles and other high-powered weaponry — threats that the protective structures are not designed to withstand.

"At the beginning of the full-scale invasion, protecting monuments with modular structures and sandbags was a necessary measure. It helped minimize the risk of damage from shrapnel and the blast waves of attacks at that time," Serhii Anzhyiak, director of the city's Department of Culture, said.

"However, after more than four years of war, the nature of the threats has changed, and so have our approaches to preserving monuments."

https://kyivindependent.com/kyiv-to-remove-protective-coverings-over-monuments/

‼️UKRAINIAN POST‼️

Gas stations in Ukraine are beginning to introduce limits on the supply of diesel fuel to one customer.
 
Restrictions are being introduced, first of all, in order to prevent the rapid exhaustion of fuel stocks at filling stations, because logistics chains do not always have time to replenish them promptly. In addition, there is still a shortage of fuel in Ukraine, and wholesale prices for oil depots remain high.

Among the main reasons for the shortage are a sharp reduction in the supply of fuel to Ukraine. Supply constraints on the European market, as well as the shrinking of the Danube, have played a role, which has complicated the full supply of fuel by river.

An additional factor is that Russia is actively purchasing fuel on the European market, which leaves virtually no free volumes. It is also difficult to compensate for the shortfall in supplies in other areas: India is limited to supplies through Belarus, Kazakhstan has no free volumes, and the capacity of Saudi Arabia, Oman and other Gulf countries has actually become unavailable due to global crises in the market.

https://delo.ua/ru/news/v-ukraine-azs-ogranicivayut-prodazu-dizelya-pocemu-voditelyam-prodayut-ne-bolse-100-litrov-470059/

‼️UKRAINIAN POST‼️

What began as strikes concentrated in the east and south has expanded into central Ukraine, leaving more towns and stretches of highway without a functioning gas station.

The widening campaign has raised concerns that sustained attacks on fuel infrastructure could eventually disrupt supplies across the country. Yet for officials and fuel retailers, the more pressing challenge is how to defend thousands of gas stations spread across Ukraine — a network too vast to shield in its entirety.

"Of course we're worried (about these strikes)," Valerii, an employee at a gas station belonging to one of Ukraine's largest fuel chains in Kharkiv, told the Kyiv Independent. "We're worried about everything."

https://kyivindependent.com/how-russian-drones-are-making-routine-stops-for-gas-on-ukraines-roads-deadly/

‼️UKRAINIAN POST‼️

Yesterday's ballistic missile strike on Kyiv was broadcast live on CNN, - KYIV24

During the conversation, explosions were heard. The CNN host immediately asked the People's Deputy, Halyna Yanchenko, if she was safe.
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‼️UKRAINIAN POST‼️

"There is no protection against ballistic missiles, and there certainly won't be any in the near future," said Dmytro Kuleba, former Minister of Foreign Affairs.

https://t.me/times_ukraina/70803

Daily dose of UKRO-COPE #112 😂😂😂

Over the past week, Russia has attacked Ukraine with nearly 1900 drones, approximately 1600 air bombs, and 144 missiles of various types, - Zelenskyy.
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Why you should never trust AI about the Ukraine war.

LMAOOOO

Meanwhile ChatGPT somehow manages to come to the conclusion of Russia winning, despite using ISW and Deepstate as sources lmao

Pavel Durov donkey fix your shit!!!! Telegram translation is unusable I’ve to use ChatGPT everytime. This is terror.