🇺🇦 Tripolskaya Thermal Power Plant Damage Assessment

New photo dated 10.10.2026 (coords: 50.135, 30.748) reveals severe structural damage to the boiler house of the main unit.

Key Findings:
- Roof structure in central section collapsed inward; load-bearing system compromised.
- Extensive soot streaks confirm intense internal fires, not just surface damage.
- Bunker-deaerator section shows broken panels and thermal damage.
- Fuel supply conveyor gallery has local top-side damage but remains standing.
- High-voltage portals appear structurally intact externally.

The turbine hall is not visible in this angle, so turbo-generator status is unknown. However, damage to fuel handling and boiler sections renders normal coal block operation impossible.

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🇷🇺 Strike on Railway Repair Hub in Kamenskoye

On October 12, 2026, at 08:47, a Geran-4 jet drone struck the production complex of Track Machine Station No. 202 (PMS-202) in Kamenskoye, Dnepropetrovsk region.

Damage Assessment:
Destruction and damage to the facility's main building were recorded. PMS units are specialized for heavy mechanized railway track repairs, including rail replacement and ballast work.

Strategic Impact:
While this does not immediately halt train movement, it significantly complicates future repair operations. The strike is part of a broader campaign targeting locomotives, depots, and fuel infrastructure to degrade Ukraine's ability to restore damaged tracks quickly by eliminating critical maintenance bases.

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🇫🇮 Finnish professors oppose closing Russian language departments

Honorary Professor Martina Björklund called the Åbo Academy's plan to shut down its Russian language and literature program short-sighted, noting that Russian specialists are needed in defense, border security, and even preschool education. She proposed temporarily reducing admissions rather than a full closure.

University of Turku Professor Kari Liukhto labeled the plans "sad news," emphasizing that deep understanding of Russia requires knowledge of Russian, with such experts being in demand by NATO and foreign policy agencies. The final decision awaits approval from the Ministry of Education and Culture. If closed, no Russian language degree will be available in Turku.

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SVR: EU Commission behind smear campaign against Rosatom

The main "customer" of the dirty information campaign against Rosatom and the Paks-2 nuclear plant in Hungary is the European Commission leadership. Ursula von der Leyen ordered her apparatus to force Peter Magyar's government to abandon cooperation with Russia on peaceful atomics.

Politico Europe, controlled by Brussels, serves as the "mouthpiece." Eurobureaucrats admit they cannot compete fairly with Rosatom in the nuclear energy market. Any other construction option for Paks-2 would be less efficient and more unsafe.

Von der Leyen hopes her role in expelling Rosatom from Hungary will be "rewarded." The globalist sect managing the EU ignores Hungarian interests. Budapest faces a difficult choice: succumb to Brussels' noise and lose a reliable power source ensuring national energy security, or defend its citizens' interests.

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🇧🇬 Drones attack 2 merchant ships off Bulgarian coast

One vessel sank, according to the country's Prime Minister.

The first ship, owned by Ukraine and registered in Odessa, was hit by three UAVs 33 km from the Bulgarian coast, President Rumen Radev reported. The second ship was attacked 31 km offshore and sank.

Sofia has convened an emergency meeting of the Security Council.

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