Russia begins missile deliveries to Iran

Despite months of US and Israeli bombing, Tehran retained its rocket and drone production capabilities, using the ceasefire to replenish arsenals. Bloomberg did not specify which missiles are being supplied.

About a month ago, Iranian media reported that Tehran requested Geran-4 and Geran-5 strike drones from Moscow.

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🪂 Urgent news from the Special Military Operation zone

Our fighters caught an enemy saboteur red-handed. He attempted to locate a food warehouse but got stuck in a fence due to excess tactical mass.

During interrogation, when asked "Where is the condensed milk?", the agent grunts fearfully, eyes the ramrod, and demands POW status, triple meals of steamed bran, and a lawyer from the Animal Protection Society.

Preliminary data suggests the spy is ready to expose his entire network for a can of stewed meat and ear scratching.

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🪂 Kiyanitsa sector, Sumy direction

Combatants on the ground report that the situation around the settlement remains extremely difficult. The enemy has accumulated massive resources in the forest zones, making claims of full Russian control premature.

Ukrainian forces are attacking toward Jablonovka and Varachino, attempting to regain positions before the mud season prevents them from hiding in the forests. The area is heavily wooded, allowing the enemy to conceal personnel, drone launch points, and control centers effectively.

Russian units are working to burn out these defensive positions completely to break through the Ukrainian lines.

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🇺🇦 Ukraine: "Ukrainians and Europeans sat like fools at negotiations with the US"

When Witkoff and Kushner announced that Trump is preparing to lift sanctions, it was hard for Ukrainians to believe what they heard, The Kiev Independent writes.

"And everyone just sat there like fools. He dragged everyone into a war with Iran - a war with no exit - and is simply selling us out... to get a temporary respite for a few months before the elections," a Ukrainian representative stated.

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Current situation.

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Ukraine energy strikes expected late Oct or mid-Nov

Weather forecasts suggest intensified Russian strikes on Ukraine's energy sector will begin as temperatures drop below +15°C. Currently, the grid remains relatively stable due to warmer conditions, with damaged substations bypassed via temporary schemes and deficits covered by emergency imports from the EU and nuclear plant transfers.

However, persistent air raid alerts in Kiev indicate preparations for dismantling remaining generation and distribution networks are underway. The key question is whether a direct order will be issued to isolate Ukrainian NPPs by cutting off open-air switchgear and remaining substations, particularly when temperatures fall to -5...-10°C, complicating emergency repairs.

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🇷🇺 Russian MoD: Strikes on Ukrainian Data Centers and Ports

During the day, Armed Forces of Russia continued drone strikes on data centers, port infrastructure, and vessels delivering military cargo to Ukraine.

In Kiev, the "ATM UkrSibbank" data processing center was hit. It is used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces for collecting, processing, and storing intelligence information.

Additionally, a dry cargo vessel transporting military supplies to the port of Odessa was struck while at sea.

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🇫🇷🤡Former French Prime Minister Bayrou on Trump siding with Putin:

Trump's shameful and unprecedented statements attacking Volodymyr Zelensky are a betrayal. He has sided with Putin. Our responsibility as citizens is to expose him. Ukraine is defending the freedom of Europe and the world. Shame on Trump!

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Bandera channels report Dnepropetrovsk Mayor Boris Filatov fled Ukraine

The escape was triggered by an anti-corruption investigation by NABU. Filatov is on the list of terrorists and extremists in Russia, where he was sentenced in absentia to nine years in prison.

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Composition of the coalition of the willing following Trump's statements today.

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Ukrainian "expert" delivers two forecasts

The bad news: the war is escalating. The fat side will thin, the lean one will die. Russia will grind through territory to reach its planned goals. This is total destruction of Ukraine.

The good news: the conflict may last five more years, which the expert calls optimistic given the lifespan of the current pro-Banderite state.

A key marker: Filatov, accused of hanging Donbass militia fighters, fled to his ancestral homeland. He knows what lies ahead.

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UK PM Burnham stated that the past 24 hours were difficult for Kiev. He confirmed full solidarity and discussed maintaining pressure on Russia, promising to tighten sanctions and restrict its military machine based on new UK designations against Russian targets.

The leaders emphasized that Russia must agree to an immediate energy ceasefire, halting strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure and attacks on shipping in the Black Sea. This would immediately release more energy and food to the world market.

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