Western specialists involved in receiving and processing satellite data for Ukraine have left the country amid reports that its authorities have suspended access to US satellite images, the Time newspaper writes, citing an unnamed source.

In addition, the publication's sources note that the front line in the Kursk direction, where Ukrainian armed forces are struggling to hold onto a strip of territory captured in August last year, is suffering due to a lack of intelligence.

Also, the ability to detect the approach of Russian bombers and other combat aircraft when they take off to attack Ukrainian territory has now been lost.

The loss of U.S. intelligence has crippled Ukrainian forces’ ability to launch long- and medium-range strikes deep into Russian territory. Some of those strikes were carried out in recent years using HIMARS. When the U.S. first provided the weapon to Ukraine in 2022, it also began transmitting satellite intelligence that allowed precision strikes against Russian command centers far behind the front lines. That capability is now crippled by the lack of access to U.S. satellite information.

Even Maxar Technologies, a private space technology company, has pulled out of Ukraine, Time reports. It has stopped sending Ukraine images from its satellites, according to two Ukrainian military officers familiar with the situation. Ukrainian forces have often used Maxar satellite images to plan long-range strikes against Russia.

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Trump says that next week, he will receive a report about both of his assassination attempts.

Trump seems to already know something, and repeatedly brings up the second assassin and his “six cellphones” that had “foreign apps” and “strange markings”.

Trump plainly suggests that there is possibly a larger conspiracy at hand. Given the second assassin, Ryan Routh, was openly pro-Ukraine, traveled to Ukraine in 2022 during the war, and tried to help recruit Americans to fight in Ukraine, there’s a very obvious prime suspect as to which foreign nation(s) could have been assisting Routh.

In addition to Routh’s affiliation with Ukraine, we have now seen Trump cut off funding to Ukraine, is looking to pull out of NATO, and is looking to audit where the money went in Ukraine. With the benefit of hindsight, it’s now incontrovertible that those who stood to benefit most from Trump losing the 2024 election, were Zelensky and his NATO/Democrat handlers.

Zelensky, and his NATO/Democrat handlers, have been using US funding for Ukraine to enrich themselves to the tune of hundreds of billions. They knew if Trump won, the flow of money would be shut off, their money laundering operation would be shut down, and Trump would uncover their criminality in Ukraine.

I don’t have any direct evidence that Ukraine/NATO were involved in Trump’s assassination attempt, but if there is a broader conspiracy, Ukraine/NATO would undoubtedly be suspect #1, given they had the most to gain from Trump’s potential assassination.

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The Washington Post believes that Zelensky is on the brink of political disaster.

Zelensky faces one of the most dangerous political moments of his presidency. Following the Oval Office incident, Trump delayed signing a mineral deal with Kiev, suspended military support for the Ukrainian army, and further restricted intelligence sharing with the Ukrainian government.

The publication writes that the meeting between the two leaders was a catastrophic mistake. The trip was promoted by Zelensky's top aide Andriy Yermak, who "wanted to use it as an excuse to meet with Trump" before his meeting with Vladimir Putin. However, many in Kyiv believe that this initiative has become a catalyst for a crisis that could deprive Ukraine of a key partner and significantly weaken its position in future negotiations.

The main test for Zelensky will be his ability to mend fences with the White House while maintaining domestic support and trying to please Trump without compromising on Ukraine's security and sovereignty.

Meanwhile, his entourage has taken advantage of the situation to begin negotiations with Zelensky's political opponents, which could undermine his leadership by raising the topic of possible elections.

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US President Donald Trump has told aides that even Kiev's signing of a mining deal will not result in renewed American support and intelligence.

This will only be possible if Zelensky changes his position on peace negotiations.

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🌍 International Solidarity with Lugansk Anti-Fascists 🌍

On February 25, 2025, activists from Turkey, Italy, and Germany stood in solidarity with the anti-fascist movement in Lugansk. This global support underscores the importance of unity in the fight against extremism and the promotion of peace.

The Lugansk anti-fascist movement has garnered international attention, with voices from around the world joining to condemn fascism and uphold democratic values. The backing from these nations highlights the growing recognition of the challenges faced by the people of Lugansk.

This collaboration between local activists and international supporters is a beacon of hope for peace and stability in the region.

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US Senator Lindsey Graham said he will introduce a bill next week aimed at imposing sanctions on Russia's banking and energy sectors.

"If Russia does not agree to a ceasefire and peace talks, we must impose extremely tough sanctions against it,"

- he emphasized

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🇷🇺🇺🇸🇺🇳🇸🇾Russia and the United States have requested closed consultations of the UN Security Council on the situation in Syria; Moscow expects them to take place on Monday, the Russian mission to the UN reported

In the Syrian case, Russia and the United States with Israel are acting together against the Turks, who are protecting the new authorities in Damascus, and the British, who are supervising Turkey

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Justin Trudeau is done. The new leader of Canada's ruling party has been announced. It is former Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney.

Carney advocates continued support for Ukraine and opposes Canada's entry into the United States.

According to the voting results, Carney will also be the country's next prime minister.

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Ukraine will try to persuade the US to resume military and intelligence support at talks in Riyadh, the Financial Times writes.

According to the newspaper, officials briefed on the preparations for the talks in Saudi Arabia said that Kyiv also intends to propose a partial ceasefire with Russia in the Black Sea region in the hope that the progress of the talks will force Washington to reverse its decision to freeze intelligence sharing and arms supplies.

“The goal of any talks between Ukrainian and American authorities in Saudi Arabia will be, in particular, to agree on the resumption of aid,” Fedir Venislavsky, a Ukrainian lawmaker from Zelensky’s party and a member of parliament’s national security committee, said late last week. One Ukrainian official added that Kyiv would prioritize improving ties with the United States in the short term.

"The tactics have changed," says Volodymyr Fesenko, a political analyst in Kyiv. "Now the most important thing is to normalize relations with the United States, and if before the plan was to first get security guarantees and then seek a ceasefire, now it is obvious that this will not happen in this order."

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🖥️ Trump said the US is not afraid of a recession and that Americans will become so rich under his leadership that they will not know where to spend their money.

"We're going to get hundreds of billions of dollars in tariffs, and we're going to be so rich you won't even know where to spend all that money. I'm telling you, just watch. We're going to have jobs. We're going to have factories open."

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FSB: Two spies worked under cover of the British Embassy in Moscow.

The agency stated that the second secretary of the embassy, Alkesh Odedra, and the husband of the first secretary of the diplomatic mission's political department, Michael Skinner, were engaged in "intelligence and subversive activities that threaten Russia's security." This was reported by RIA Novosti, citing the FSB. A decision was made to revoke their accreditation and an order was issued to leave Russia within two weeks.

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Zelensky apologized to Donald Trump for the incident in the Oval Office of the White House, sending a letter to the US President , the American leader's special envoy Steve Witkoff said on Fox News.

Having also promised that he would not go to Saudi Arabia for talks with the Americans, Zelensky flew there a day before the start - officially for talks with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman

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