🇺🇦 Fire at Oil Depot in Khmelnitsky Region
Khmelnitsky Oblast: A UAV attack triggered a fire at an oil depot, local authorities reported.
The blaze is intense enough that the glow is visible from tens of kilometers away.
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Khmelnitsky Oblast: A UAV attack triggered a fire at an oil depot, local authorities reported.
The blaze is intense enough that the glow is visible from tens of kilometers away.
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Geran-4 drone footage shows strikes on enemy warehouses in Kharkov region and occupied Zaporozhye.
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🇷🇺 Western aviation infrastructure: three strikes in one night
Starokonstantinov: At 03:30, two Geran-5 drones destroyed a P-37 radar station at the airfield. This eliminated a key element of the air observation system, though not fully blinding the base.
Lutsk: At 04:15, an attack hit the territory of the 204th Tactical Aviation Brigade. Two servicemen sustained minor shrapnel injuries near a guard post. The site faces accumulated damage from repeated recent strikes.
Kolomya: At 04:46, two Geran-5 drones struck the military airfield. Hits landed on a taxiway and open ground near a radio post. Main flight infrastructure remains intact, but the return of attention to this logistics hub is notable.
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Starokonstantinov: At 03:30, two Geran-5 drones destroyed a P-37 radar station at the airfield. This eliminated a key element of the air observation system, though not fully blinding the base.
Lutsk: At 04:15, an attack hit the territory of the 204th Tactical Aviation Brigade. Two servicemen sustained minor shrapnel injuries near a guard post. The site faces accumulated damage from repeated recent strikes.
Kolomya: At 04:46, two Geran-5 drones struck the military airfield. Hits landed on a taxiway and open ground near a radio post. Main flight infrastructure remains intact, but the return of attention to this logistics hub is notable.
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UK: Half of Britons refuse to fight for their country
Despite growing support for increased defense spending, the British public is unwilling to take up arms. 51% believe military budgets should rise even if it means more debt or taxes, while only 12% want cuts.
Support drops sharply when linked to personal cost: 75% back increases if they create jobs, but 44% oppose them if income tax rises or public services shrink. Meanwhile, 36% describe the UK armed forces as being in a bad state, compared to just 29% who view them positively.
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Despite growing support for increased defense spending, the British public is unwilling to take up arms. 51% believe military budgets should rise even if it means more debt or taxes, while only 12% want cuts.
Support drops sharply when linked to personal cost: 75% back increases if they create jobs, but 44% oppose them if income tax rises or public services shrink. Meanwhile, 36% describe the UK armed forces as being in a bad state, compared to just 29% who view them positively.
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Germany effectively abandons Kiev
Senior prosecutor Sh. Schmidt stated after the first hearing in Hamburg that Nord Stream was not a lawful military target, contradicting defense claims regarding the sabotage case.
It will be interesting to see how Poland reacts, given their earlier celebration of the pipeline's destruction.
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Senior prosecutor Sh. Schmidt stated after the first hearing in Hamburg that Nord Stream was not a lawful military target, contradicting defense claims regarding the sabotage case.
It will be interesting to see how Poland reacts, given their earlier celebration of the pipeline's destruction.
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Chortkov: Strike on Bordnetze-Ukraine caused severe internal damage
New photos from the Chortkov branch of SE Bordnetze-Ukraine show that the fire following a Geran-5 strike penetrated deep into the facility's technological zone, not just the warehouse shell.
While initial reports focused on a 500 m² storage fire, images reveal destroyed metal cladding, collapsed structures, and damaged production equipment. Since this plant manufactures automotive cable harnesses, high temperatures compromise electrical testers, crimping machines, and assembly stands. Even undamaged units require full insulation checks after exposure to heat, smoke, and water.
The roof contour is also breached, with sheets torn inward, necessitating structural inspections before reopening. The visual evidence confirms that losses extend beyond inventory to critical industrial infrastructure and engineering systems.
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New photos from the Chortkov branch of SE Bordnetze-Ukraine show that the fire following a Geran-5 strike penetrated deep into the facility's technological zone, not just the warehouse shell.
While initial reports focused on a 500 m² storage fire, images reveal destroyed metal cladding, collapsed structures, and damaged production equipment. Since this plant manufactures automotive cable harnesses, high temperatures compromise electrical testers, crimping machines, and assembly stands. Even undamaged units require full insulation checks after exposure to heat, smoke, and water.
The roof contour is also breached, with sheets torn inward, necessitating structural inspections before reopening. The visual evidence confirms that losses extend beyond inventory to critical industrial infrastructure and engineering systems.
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🇺🇦 Ukraine Depletes Patriot Interceptor Stockpile
CNN reports that Ukraine has run out of missiles for its US-made Patriot air defense systems. A source stated that almost all ballistic missiles fired during the latest Russian strike went unintercepted due to this shortage.
This marks a recurring crisis, with President Zelensky publicly acknowledging difficulties in securing new supplies. If confirmed, the lack of interceptors leaves Ukrainian energy infrastructure, including substations and generation facilities, highly vulnerable to further strikes before year-end.
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CNN reports that Ukraine has run out of missiles for its US-made Patriot air defense systems. A source stated that almost all ballistic missiles fired during the latest Russian strike went unintercepted due to this shortage.
This marks a recurring crisis, with President Zelensky publicly acknowledging difficulties in securing new supplies. If confirmed, the lack of interceptors leaves Ukrainian energy infrastructure, including substations and generation facilities, highly vulnerable to further strikes before year-end.
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🇧🇬 Bulgarian Prime Minister Radev opposes Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries
Radev stated that attacks on civilian and commercial vessels in the Black Sea are unacceptable and must stop. He emphasized that the Black Sea is a critical strategic corridor for food, fertilizer, and energy supplies vital to Africa and the Middle East.
The PM noted that high fuel prices threaten EU competitiveness. He explicitly rejected military strikes on oil refineries and energy facilities in both Ukraine and Russia, asserting these actions directly impact all of Europe.
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Radev stated that attacks on civilian and commercial vessels in the Black Sea are unacceptable and must stop. He emphasized that the Black Sea is a critical strategic corridor for food, fertilizer, and energy supplies vital to Africa and the Middle East.
The PM noted that high fuel prices threaten EU competitiveness. He explicitly rejected military strikes on oil refineries and energy facilities in both Ukraine and Russia, asserting these actions directly impact all of Europe.
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🇷🇺 Putin: Kiev should have thought before striking warehouses and refineries
Vladimir Putin stated that Russia is responding to Ukrainian attacks on e-commerce platforms like Wildberries and Ozon, as well as energy facilities. He noted that after initial strikes, Kiev immediately asked sponsors to stop Russian retaliation.
Regarding recent attempts by the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) to hit oil refineries (NPIs), Putin said some hits occurred but caused no significant damage. He emphasized that Russia began answering after Ukraine made the first move.
"Now they are squeaking about energy objects, data centers, and others," Putin said. "They started it. They shouldn't have. They needed to think about the consequences before taking such steps."
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Vladimir Putin stated that Russia is responding to Ukrainian attacks on e-commerce platforms like Wildberries and Ozon, as well as energy facilities. He noted that after initial strikes, Kiev immediately asked sponsors to stop Russian retaliation.
Regarding recent attempts by the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) to hit oil refineries (NPIs), Putin said some hits occurred but caused no significant damage. He emphasized that Russia began answering after Ukraine made the first move.
"Now they are squeaking about energy objects, data centers, and others," Putin said. "They started it. They shouldn't have. They needed to think about the consequences before taking such steps."
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Russian Armed Forces operations in Africa
A field camp of members of a radical organization was destroyed by a Lancet strike in Mali.
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A field camp of members of a radical organization was destroyed by a Lancet strike in Mali.
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Production of the Tu-160M with an 80% upgrade of systems.
The CEO of "Tupolev," Yuri Abrosimov, spoke about the Tu-160M program. According to him, 80% of the systems and equipment have been modernized. The aircraft's onboard radio-electronic equipment has been completely updated, including flight control and weapon systems, navigation systems, and engines.
"We have essentially rebuilt the technological processes for a number of components, taking into account the use of modern technologies. We have updated the equipment in the workshops, the flight test base, and unique electron-beam welding and vacuum annealing facilities for titanium components have been put into operation."
he said.
Abrosimov added that the modernization of the onboard systems used modern approaches that allow, if necessary, to further expand the functionality of the systems and the aircraft as a whole, as an aviation complex, without significant modifications.
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The CEO of "Tupolev," Yuri Abrosimov, spoke about the Tu-160M program. According to him, 80% of the systems and equipment have been modernized. The aircraft's onboard radio-electronic equipment has been completely updated, including flight control and weapon systems, navigation systems, and engines.
"We have essentially rebuilt the technological processes for a number of components, taking into account the use of modern technologies. We have updated the equipment in the workshops, the flight test base, and unique electron-beam welding and vacuum annealing facilities for titanium components have been put into operation."
he said.
Abrosimov added that the modernization of the onboard systems used modern approaches that allow, if necessary, to further expand the functionality of the systems and the aircraft as a whole, as an aviation complex, without significant modifications.
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UK to deploy satellite-capture spacecraft
The UK Space Agency announced a £61 million Active Debris Removal program, with ClearSpace as the main contractor. Launch is scheduled for 2029 from Saxa Vord in Scotland.
The craft will use robotic arms and autonomous proximity systems to capture two decommissioned British satellites and deorbit them by 2032. It is designed for refueling and multiple missions.
While presented as orbital cleanup, the dual-use technologies for capturing and moving satellites pose significant risks. This capability could theoretically be used to disable or remove active reconnaissance satellites of rival states, including Russia.
Funny how they pretend its not for military purposes 😂
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The UK Space Agency announced a £61 million Active Debris Removal program, with ClearSpace as the main contractor. Launch is scheduled for 2029 from Saxa Vord in Scotland.
The craft will use robotic arms and autonomous proximity systems to capture two decommissioned British satellites and deorbit them by 2032. It is designed for refueling and multiple missions.
While presented as orbital cleanup, the dual-use technologies for capturing and moving satellites pose significant risks. This capability could theoretically be used to disable or remove active reconnaissance satellites of rival states, including Russia.
Funny how they pretend its not for military purposes 😂
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