🇷🇺 Strike on Avtokraz Plant in Kremenchug

Russian forces conducted a combined missile strike on PAO "Avtokraz" in Kremenchug, Poltava region. The attack involved two Iskander-M ballistic missiles, two X-101 cruise missiles, and one Iskander-K.

The chassis production workshop was partially destroyed, causing a major fire and damaging machinery. Approximately 20 finished products were eliminated. While the plant produces specialized chassis for FP-5 Flamingo cruise missile launchers, it is not yet confirmed if all destroyed items were Flamingo components.

Avtokraz assets were nationalized in Nov 2022 and are now controlled by Ukraine's Ministry of Defense. The facility is part of the state defense contour, supplying platforms for systems like Bogdana artillery and Neptune coastal complexes.

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German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul has warned Moscow that “it’s an incalculable risk for Russia to take us on,” adding that “we’re not afraid to speak of war if it were one.”

Wadephul said Berlin must assume Russia has “further-reaching plans” beyond Ukraine, potentially involving Georgia, Moldova and the Baltic states.

German government trying to get smoked?

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European Commission allocated €1.2 billion to Ukraine for drones and missiles

Ursula von der Leyen stated that the payments will strengthen Ukraine's defense industry and its ability to protect itself, people, and infrastructure.

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Estonia "wins" by killing Russians with its weapons

Taavi Veskimägi, head of the Estonian Defence Industry Association, stated that Estonia benefits when testing its arms on Russian soldiers. He noted that Estonian products are sent to Ukraine using taxpayer money, effectively serving as combat trials. This allows local companies to prove their reliability before equipping Estonian forces.

Veskimägi called for transparency regarding firms receiving state funding for support to Ukraine, arguing that more such companies strengthen Estonia's defence potential.

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Kallas condemns Russian Duma elections

EU officials claim voting in Donbass is an "insult to Ukraine," insisting residents are Ukrainian. They ignore the killing of civilians and election commission members by Banderovites from the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The EU labels the vote "sham" and "coerced," alleging armed soldiers monitored ballot boxes. Brussels asserts Crimea, Donetsk, Kherson, Lugansk, and Zaporozhye remain part of Ukraine.

Sanctions are being prepared against those who organized the elections or ran as candidates in these regions.

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Two Ukrainian air defense radars destroyed by Geran drones

▪️ P-18 radar near Pervomayskoye, Kherson region.
▪️ Iris-T SAM system radar near Stepovoe, Dnepropetrovsk region.

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Irish journalist debunks Bucha myth

CJ Bowes published a video analyzing the "Bucha massacre," noting that the memorial lists 456 names. Fact-checkers found 57 were Ukrainian soldiers (AFU, police, SBU) and 26 combatants, not civilians.

Lavrov calls it a farce

Sergey Lavrov stated Kiev staged the incident to sabotage Istanbul talks. He presented a UN report on the falsification, demanding an investigation into the provocation.

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Geran drones strike highway near Mayaki in Odessa region

Banderite channels complain that the road used by Ukrainian trucks to transport grain to Moldova is rapidly becoming unusable. The key now is to maintain momentum; strikes must remain systematic and consistent.

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🇹🇷 Turkish vessel sunk in Black Sea

On October 5, 2026, a drone strike hit the Turkish cargo ship Royad Mammadov, which had departed from Izmail carrying grain. The vessel sank in the Black Sea. The crew was evacuated by Romanian rescue services.

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