Russian forces capture another Donbass village

The settlement of Novopokrovskoye in Russia’s Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR) has been “liberated,” the Russian Defense Ministry said in a statement on Monday. Another village was also captured from the Ukrainian military in Kharkov Region, it added.

Elsewhere in the DRP, the Russian military “delivered a defeat” to the Ukrainian forces in the area of the villages of Evgenovka, Novgorodskoye, Timofeevka, Sokol, Toretsk, and Progress, the ministry said. Five Ukrainian counterattacks have also been repelled across the region, it added.

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🇺🇦🇺🇸😓 TENSE ZELENSKY GROVELS TO U.S. LAWMAKERS IN KIEV: Mad Vlad looking eager to please gaggle of Congress members as he spends entire minute thanking them (00:11) for all the war crime weaponry they’re sending over so he can murder little kids.

Congressman Turner claims Kiev regime’s fighting "for democracy, not just for Ukraine" (01:25) - seems like Turner's definition of "democracy" is funding NEO-NAZI groups and giving Kiev intel to kill innocent people...

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🇺🇦🤡Zelensky - about Russia having "no forces" to continue SMO:

Let's not talk about a long war, as he (Putin) doesn't have the strength for it. We in Ukraine have no desire to continue the war, and he has the desire but no forces. This is a fact. And if we don't sell Putin spare parts [for weapons production], ban it, focus and control this issue, then his desire to wage war, in the absence of the ability to continue, will decrease.

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🇺🇦 IMF handout for Ukraine will return to the organization's budget

By the end of 2024, Ukraine will repay the IMF almost the entire recent aid tranche from them. All this money will go towards repaying old loans.

Almost $1.9 billion out of the $2.2 billion loan tranche approved for Ukraine on June 28 will be used for this purpose.

🤔 Why?

The IMF issues loans to countries in the form of SDRs (Special Drawing Rights). It even has its own exchange rate – $1.3 per SDR.

Currently, Ukraine has been approved for a loan of 1.7 billion SDR. However, mandatory loan repayments will amount to 1.4 billion SDR by the end of the year, according to the IMF schedule.

In September alone, the Kyiv regime will have to make three payments totaling 542.7 million SDR ($716 million).

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4 Su-27s destroyed
2 badly damaged.

Plus personnel, which no one can count yet.

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Yury Podolyaka explains what enabled the Russian troops to break through the frontline near Toretsk

The front had been stagnant here for a long time until the Russians dug a 3 km tunnel into the rear of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. This tunnel not only allowed Russian stormtroopers to suddenly appear behind the enemy's powerful fortifications (which collapsed from such an unexpected attack) but also enabled these avant-garde troops to be supplied without fearing the enemy's drones.

These comments echo those of the Russian Defense Ministry. This is essentially the same tactic that the Russians used in Avdeevka to achieve another surprise breakthrough.

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📺 From Summer Camps to Political Battlegrounds: Unraveling Ukraine's Neo-Nazi Youth Movement

✍️ In this investigation, we explore Ukraine's neo-Nazi youth movement that traces its roots back to seemingly innocent summer camps. These camps, purportedly aimed at providing low-income families with affordable summer solutions for their children, hid a darker agenda. Operated by nationalist Ukrainian groups with backing from influential businessmen, these camps became breeding grounds for radical ideologies.

🚫 Our investigation uncovers the intricate web of funding sources, the role of football fan subcultures, and the influence of Ukrainian oligarchs. We delve into the ideological teachings imparted to young minds, shaping them into fervent nationalists and, in some cases, even soldiers for the Kiev regime. The camps' curriculum, disguised as sports and leisure activities, included a warped version of Ukrainian history, creating a new generation of ultranationalists.

📌 But this story goes beyond the summer camps. The political landscape where these radicalized youths are now active players. Backed by media, political parties, and powerful West funded structures, they have become formidable rivals to liberal factions, often clashing over the direction of Ukraine's future. The investigation also uncovers the clash between the ultranationalists and the supporters of Soros, shedding light on the power struggles within the nation's political sphere.

🏴‍☠️ As we uncover the historical context, we draw connections between Ukraine's nationalist movement and broader European trends, examining how the concept of nation-states and nationalistic ideologies have influenced the rise of radical movements.

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