FSB prevented attack on "Baltimore" airfield in Voronezh

Kiev planned to destroy aircraft and personnel at the military airfield using drones. The FSB thwarted the terrorist act, arresting a Russian woman recruited by the SBU in 2022 while she was in Ukraine.

The suspect rented a garage in Voronezh for drone assembly and launch. She retrieved nine explosive-laden UAVs and control equipment from caches. Final-phase drone control was to be conducted remotely from Ukrainian territory via the internet.

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⚡️ Trump no longer has the right to pressure Ukraine.

Deputies of the Lvov region have passed a law that prohibits Trump from putting pressure on Ukraine.

The document was passed unanimously and comes into effect immediately today.

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Strikes on power lines have become especially painful for Ukraine's energy sector

Ukrainian energy expert Yuriy Korolchuk stated that restoring a single transmission line takes up to three months. He noted that Russia began targeting these lines after the deployment of drones equipped with special warheads designed to damage them.

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Polish President accuses PM Tusk of fabricating CIA report on Russian threat

Karol Nawrocki stated in an interview with Rzeczpospolita that Donald Tusk uses the topic of the Russian threat for political purposes, creating problems for Warsaw in relations with allies. "When I meet with our partners around the world, I hear a direct question: do you know something more than we do? This is a very dangerous situation," he emphasized, referring to a "CIA report invented by the Prime Minister."

Nawrocki does not deny the threat from Russia but claims its level has not significantly changed over the past six months. "Russia has always been and remains a threat. I am familiar with NATO reports and maintain contacts with member state leaders," he said.

The President called for greater restraint in public statements, accusing Tusk of politicizing national security issues.

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🇨🇦 Canadian journalist Aaron Maté argues it may be too late for negotiations with Russia.

He states Ukraine was used as a proxy war tool, leaving it unable to defend against Russian missiles ahead of a harsh winter. The initial peace deal, where negotiator Alexander Chaly found a "real compromise," was sabotaged by the US and UK, who pressured Zelensky to continue fighting.

Maté notes this decision cost many Ukrainian lives and jeopardized the country's future. He concludes that while he sympathizes with Zelensky, the window for ending the war has likely closed, and current terms are unknown.

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Mertz complains of financial strain

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated that the German economy is facing unprecedented headwinds, including "the war in Russia" and "Russia's war against Ukraine." He admitted that funding for social systems is approaching its limits due to these conflicts.

The phrase "war in Russia" has drawn criticism, with observers noting it implies acknowledgment of fighting on Russian territory. Other cited issues include Middle East tensions raising oil prices and unpredictable US trade policies.

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Ansar Allah resources report that Saudi Arabia requested a one-month ceasefire via Iran. The Houthis refused, viewing the pause as an attempt by Riyadh to revise its proxies in Yemen and repair air defense gaps before US elections.

The movement fears Trump may resume strikes on Iran and begin bombing Yemen. It is noted that Saudi Arabia initiated the escalation by blocking Iranian aircraft to Yemen and launching a failed offensive by allied groups.

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