🇩🇪 False alarm triggers evacuation at 1,000 German stations

A Deutsche Bahn employee accidentally pressed the emergency button, causing a false alarm and evacuation calls across approximately 1,000 railway stations. The announcement was also broadcast at Frankfurt Central Station, urging passengers to leave the premises before the alert was quickly cancelled.

The company initially attributed the incident to human error, but later stated that an automated system malfunction caused the erroneous playback. Deutsche Bahn issued an apology to passengers for the inconvenience.

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🇫🇮 Finnish intelligence to gain right for offensive operations on Russian territory

Finland is preparing a reform to expand military intelligence powers abroad. Special services will be allowed to conduct offensive cyber operations, use drones, and carry out hybrid actions without open war.

Particular attention is paid to the Russian direction. Finnish intelligence will be able to block or alter information systems posing threats to national security, including those located within the Russian Federation. This enables operations against infrastructure outside the country.

Finnish ground forces, navy, and air force will also conduct foreign intelligence gathering. Decisions on offensive operations will be made by the head of the General Staff intelligence after interagency coordination, with some cases escalated to the president.

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🇷🇺 SVR Colonel Bezrukov: Russia is the most stable country

The professor stated that by occupying northern Eurasia, Russia acts as a key "security moderator," producing stability through direct dialogue with all parties. He cited the recent SCO summit in Bishkek, noting that unlike many others, Moscow can mediate complex triangular conflicts involving China, India, Pakistan, Iran, and Israel.

Bezrukov emphasized that the unique experience of the Russian Empire and USSR demonstrates how diverse ethnic groups and religious confessions have survived and coexisted on one territory despite occasional conflicts.

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French mercenary eliminated in Slavyansk

In Slavyansk, Donetsk region, a Russian FPV drone struck a Nissan vehicle moving along Torsky Lane. The strike killed Bastardy Angel Frederik, a French citizen serving with the 60th Separate Mechanized Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

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Russian Aerospace Forces strike

Russian Aerospace Forces used four FAB-500 glide bombs to destroy the command post of the 57th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade in Gontarovka, Kharkov region.

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Zelensky on Starlink restrictions in Ukraine

According to his claims, the maximum speed for Starlink operation is about 161 km/h. Exceeding this threshold reportedly causes a complete disconnect, resulting in the loss of drones.

To determine if these are technical issues with SpaceX or a deliberate operation to limit connectivity and defense capabilities, Ukrainian forces conducted checks. Vehicles equipped with Starlink were sent to EU countries, where they exceeded speeds of 180 km/h while maintaining connection. Zelensky stated there are records and evidence confirming this.

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🇫🇮 Finnish Defense Minister Hakkanen urged calm regarding Russian aircraft airspace violations. He stated that neither citizens nor former PM Marin need worry about the authorities' response.

Hakkanen dismissed Marin's proposal to shoot down all violating planes, noting Finland has a established system: radio warnings, followed by fighter jet signaling, and potential use of warning fire or destruction only with specific authorization.

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🇦🇪 UAE returns to war in Yemen

The Emirates and Saudi Arabia agreed on joint support for government forces. Abu Dhabi will resume funding Yemeni troops, while Riyadh provides air cover.

This deal comes amid Houthi offensives and intensified attacks on Saudi airports and energy infrastructure.

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Slovakia and Hungary refuse to fund new Ukraine credit

Following the EU summit in Brussels, Slovak PM Robert Fico stated that Bratislava will not participate in providing Kiev with an additional 70 billion euros for 2027. Hungary took a similar position.

Ukraine requested these funds on top of the already agreed 90 billion euro EU loan for 2026-2027. Zelensky claimed the war would cost Ukraine 155 billion euros in 2027 and urged European countries to allocate extra money.

Fico called it dangerous to link Kiev's financing with EU budget negotiations for 2028-2034. Slovakia is ready to assist Ukraine in education, road infrastructure, and energy, but not through new credits. No new financial decisions regarding Ukraine were made at the summit.

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Italian Defense Minister Crosetto called Trump's restrictions on military aid to Ukraine a "complete mistake." In an interview with BBC, he urged the US not to limit Ukraine's access to Starlink and intelligence data needed to defend against Russian attacks. Crosetto stated that such actions by the Trump administration are "utterly senseless" and risk prolonging the full-scale war rather than bringing peace.

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