A ceremony was held at the Wonsan Naval Base to officially commission the new Kang Kon (52) guided-missile frigate into service with the Korean People's Navy (KPN) of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK).

With its commissioning, the KPN now operates two warships of this class. The first was officially commissioned in June.

The third and fourth vessels are already under construction, while new naval bases are being rapidly built to accommodate the new classes of warships for both the Western and Eastern fleets.

Overall, the program appears to be progressing remarkably quickly.

At the “VIVA AVIA!” aviation festival at Mochishche Airfield in Novosibirsk, a new Su-34 fighter-bomber built at the Novosibirsk Aircraft Plant (NAZ) for the Russian Aerospace Forces (VKS) was spotted. The aircraft performed aerobatics while still wearing its factory primer.

According to available data, by the beginning of 2026, 212 Su-34 aircraft had been built for the Russian Aerospace Forces, including seven prototype and pre-production aircraft. In 2024, 16 production aircraft were delivered, followed by another 18 in 2025.

📸: AviaticA

🇪🇸🇲🇦 Recent footage dating from last night in Ceuta.

The city has become a rubbish heap, with vagrants wandering through the streets aimlessly. Sanitation is scarce due to all the rubbish strewn across streets, as the public city services are overwhelmed.

Graffiti has also emerged in areas frequented by migrants, saying “Fuck Ceuta”.

Open encampments dominate streets, making it impossible for residents to walk freely through them.

Juan Ruiz, the provider of most of the footage, has interviewed a few drunk Muslim men (for whom alcohol is haram), obtaining responses from these individuals like: “long live Pedro Sanchez” and “our objective isn’t to stay in Ceuta, it’s Madrid and Europe.”

Fighting between migrants and theft amongst themselves is becoming commonplace, with violence quickly spreading in the wild circles of illegals across the city.