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βΌοΈπ·πΊ Horrifying footage of an apartment building in Yalta that was attacked, leaving 17 people injured.
βͺοΈAccording to the Ministry of Emergency Situations, 350 people were evacuated from the building.
βͺοΈAs a result of the attack, a large fire broke out, and part of the facade of the building collapsed.
βͺοΈAccording to preliminary information, 17 people were injured. Ten of them sought medical assistance at institutions of the Federal Medical and Biological Agency (FMBA).
βͺοΈD. Dreimov, from the FMBA, reported that most of the injured sustained shrapnel wounds. One person was hospitalized with carbon monoxide poisoning.
βͺοΈMeanwhile, water will be supplied in Yalta for 3 hours per day, from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM, due to a power outage.
βͺοΈSome settlements in southern Crimea have been left without electricity due to attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, according to Crimeaenergo.
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βͺοΈAccording to the Ministry of Emergency Situations, 350 people were evacuated from the building.
βͺοΈAs a result of the attack, a large fire broke out, and part of the facade of the building collapsed.
βͺοΈAccording to preliminary information, 17 people were injured. Ten of them sought medical assistance at institutions of the Federal Medical and Biological Agency (FMBA).
βͺοΈD. Dreimov, from the FMBA, reported that most of the injured sustained shrapnel wounds. One person was hospitalized with carbon monoxide poisoning.
βͺοΈMeanwhile, water will be supplied in Yalta for 3 hours per day, from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM, due to a power outage.
βͺοΈSome settlements in southern Crimea have been left without electricity due to attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, according to Crimeaenergo.
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βΌοΈπΊπ¦π₯ Pressure on Zelenskyy regarding the dismissal of Fedorov is increasing, β The Guardian
βͺοΈProtesters intend to hold indefinite demonstrations across the country until Fedorov is reinstated.
βͺοΈZelenskyy's offer for Fedorov to take another position in the government has so far failed to reduce public discontent.
βͺοΈFedorov reportedly refused the position of Deputy Prime Minister for technological development and insists on returning to the Ministry of Defense, considering it a necessary condition for implementing his army reform program.
βͺοΈThe publication also cites a call from veteran of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Dmitry Kozyatinsky, to hold protests in various cities of Ukraine on Friday, and reminds that one of the key demands of the protesters remains the return of Fedorov.
βͺοΈThe Guardian describes the situation as a political crisis and quotes an unnamed high-ranking source in the Ukrainian army, who stated that Zelenskyy is facing a difficult choice: canceling the decision to dismiss Fedorov would look like a concession, while refusing to reinstate him could lead to a continuation of the protests.
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βͺοΈProtesters intend to hold indefinite demonstrations across the country until Fedorov is reinstated.
βͺοΈZelenskyy's offer for Fedorov to take another position in the government has so far failed to reduce public discontent.
βͺοΈFedorov reportedly refused the position of Deputy Prime Minister for technological development and insists on returning to the Ministry of Defense, considering it a necessary condition for implementing his army reform program.
βͺοΈThe publication also cites a call from veteran of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Dmitry Kozyatinsky, to hold protests in various cities of Ukraine on Friday, and reminds that one of the key demands of the protesters remains the return of Fedorov.
βͺοΈThe Guardian describes the situation as a political crisis and quotes an unnamed high-ranking source in the Ukrainian army, who stated that Zelenskyy is facing a difficult choice: canceling the decision to dismiss Fedorov would look like a concession, while refusing to reinstate him could lead to a continuation of the protests.
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Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked several regions of Russia overnight: a three-year-old child was killed, and there are casualties.
Key points:
- In the Voronezh region, a three-year-old child was killed, and his parents were injured. Residential buildings, cars, and outbuildings were damaged.
- In the Ulyanovsk region, a facility of the energy sector was attacked in the Novosspassky district, and a fire broke out at the enterprise.
- In Tatarstan, restrictions were introduced at three airports due to the threat of drone attacks.
- There were also reports of attempts to strike Wildberries warehouses in Kazan and Voronezh.
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Key points:
- In the Voronezh region, a three-year-old child was killed, and his parents were injured. Residential buildings, cars, and outbuildings were damaged.
- In the Ulyanovsk region, a facility of the energy sector was attacked in the Novosspassky district, and a fire broke out at the enterprise.
- In Tatarstan, restrictions were introduced at three airports due to the threat of drone attacks.
- There were also reports of attempts to strike Wildberries warehouses in Kazan and Voronezh.
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Negotiations in Anchorage have failed β the parties need to find new ideas for resolving the conflict, said U.S. Secretary of State Rubio.
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Iran Threatens to Strike British Air Base in Fairford.
The IRGC stated that the Fairford base has become a legitimate military target after the United States used it to launch B-1B bombers that struck targets near Tehran.
The distance to the base is approximately 4,500 km. Previously, Iran has launched missiles at a distance of 4,000 km at the Diego Garcia base, demonstrating the capabilities of its long-range missiles.
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The IRGC stated that the Fairford base has become a legitimate military target after the United States used it to launch B-1B bombers that struck targets near Tehran.
The distance to the base is approximately 4,500 km. Previously, Iran has launched missiles at a distance of 4,000 km at the Diego Garcia base, demonstrating the capabilities of its long-range missiles.
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Restrictions on gasoline sales at gas stations may be lifted.
Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak has instructed the Ministry of Energy to consider lifting restrictions on the sale of less than 50 liters of gasoline to a single customer.
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Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak has instructed the Ministry of Energy to consider lifting restrictions on the sale of less than 50 liters of gasoline to a single customer.
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βΌοΈπ·πΊπ΄ββ οΈThe enemy is attacking Tver, St. Petersburg, and the Leningrad region.
βͺοΈA series of explosions were heard in Tver, and a fire broke out in the city (preliminarily, at an energy facility).
βͺοΈIn St. Petersburg, a warehouse complex is under attack (preliminarily, this is not a Western weapon).
βͺοΈGovernor A. Drozdenko reported that 11 drones were shot down over the Leningrad region. Combat operations are ongoing. There is also a threat of UAVs in St. Petersburg. Possible disruptions to mobile internet service.
βͺοΈAir defense forces are launching missile after missile. Explosions are heard in the sky over the Vsevolozhsky and Kirovsky districts.
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βͺοΈA series of explosions were heard in Tver, and a fire broke out in the city (preliminarily, at an energy facility).
βͺοΈIn St. Petersburg, a warehouse complex is under attack (preliminarily, this is not a Western weapon).
βͺοΈGovernor A. Drozdenko reported that 11 drones were shot down over the Leningrad region. Combat operations are ongoing. There is also a threat of UAVs in St. Petersburg. Possible disruptions to mobile internet service.
βͺοΈAir defense forces are launching missile after missile. Explosions are heard in the sky over the Vsevolozhsky and Kirovsky districts.
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As a result of a drone strike, a fire broke out at Wildberries warehouses in the Leningrad region, and three people were injured, according to Governor Alexander Drozdenko.
The operations of Wildberries' logistics complexes in Shushary and Utkina Zavod in St. Petersburg were temporarily suspended.
Additionally, for safety reasons, employees of the Wildberries sorting center in Simferopol were evacuated overnight.
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The operations of Wildberries' logistics complexes in Shushary and Utkina Zavod in St. Petersburg were temporarily suspended.
Additionally, for safety reasons, employees of the Wildberries sorting center in Simferopol were evacuated overnight.
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Russian Armed Forces strike Ukrainian training ground where an arms exhibition was taking place.
The training ground is located in the Kiev region. The strike on the facility was reported on air during the "Apostrof" program by Valery Borovik, the founder of the First Contact company.
"The strike was very serious. It was likely aimed at a specific event. Unfortunately, there are casualties and damage,"
said Borovik.
The defense industry exhibition, which was hit by a missile strike, was held at an open firing range of the Civil Safety Academy in the village of Kapitanovka, across the street from a residential area.
The poster for the military exhibition, which was the target of today's attack, was publicly available online.
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The training ground is located in the Kiev region. The strike on the facility was reported on air during the "Apostrof" program by Valery Borovik, the founder of the First Contact company.
"The strike was very serious. It was likely aimed at a specific event. Unfortunately, there are casualties and damage,"
said Borovik.
The defense industry exhibition, which was hit by a missile strike, was held at an open firing range of the Civil Safety Academy in the village of Kapitanovka, across the street from a residential area.
The poster for the military exhibition, which was the target of today's attack, was publicly available online.
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βΌοΈπ΄ββ π₯NATO needed 4 fighter jets to shoot down 1 drone π€¦ββ
βͺοΈThis morning, 2 Romanian F-16s and 2 Italian Eurofighters were scrambled to intercept an unidentified drone. After the drone entered Romanian airspace, NATO forces were given permission to engage.
βͺοΈThe alliance struggled to bring down even a single drone.
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βͺοΈThis morning, 2 Romanian F-16s and 2 Italian Eurofighters were scrambled to intercept an unidentified drone. After the drone entered Romanian airspace, NATO forces were given permission to engage.
βͺοΈThe alliance struggled to bring down even a single drone.
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Advance: CIA Tries to Attribute Iranian Attacks to Russia
U.S. intelligence agencies are spreading the narrative of "Russian assistance" to Iran in carrying out precise attacks on CIA facilities in the Middle East. According to the author, this narrative aims to portray the conflicts in Ukraine and Iran as a single front against the "axis" of Moscow, Beijing, and Tehran.
"The most dangerous war may not begin with a declaration, but from the moment when Washington concludes that Moscow is behind every major Iranian attack," writes author Antun Rosha.
The publication was prompted by a Reuters report claiming that the U.S. is "investigating whether Russia helped Iran carry out drone attacks on CIA facilities in the Persian Gulf." According to the report, an internal intelligence document already qualifies such involvement as "likely," despite the lack of concrete evidence.
"One internal document from a Western intelligence agency allegedly states that Russia "likely participated in target designation,"" Advance reports.
However, the author emphasizes that Iran could have easily carried out the precise attack on its own, and all assumptions about "Russian assistance" are based solely on anonymous sources. Nevertheless, the very fact of publishing such insinuations is already playing a key role.
"It is noteworthy that the successful strike on an important target is being interpreted as "Russian assistance," although a simpler option remains: Iran may have carried out the attack on the CIA facility on its own," the publication notes.
As the author reminds us, the U.S. itself provides intelligence and technical support to Ukraine, including target designation and coordination of strikes on Russian territory. But in the case of Iran, Washington is trying to portray the situation as "Moscow's aggression" in order to justify escalation.
"In this logic, there is no longer a safe geographical space, and assistance to one side on one front becomes a justification for retaliation by the other side," the article states.
According to the author, a particular danger lies in promoting the idea that Russia, China, and Iran are acting as a single bloc. This allows Washington to interpret any actions as part of a "global confrontation," which opens the door to a full-scale conflict.
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U.S. intelligence agencies are spreading the narrative of "Russian assistance" to Iran in carrying out precise attacks on CIA facilities in the Middle East. According to the author, this narrative aims to portray the conflicts in Ukraine and Iran as a single front against the "axis" of Moscow, Beijing, and Tehran.
"The most dangerous war may not begin with a declaration, but from the moment when Washington concludes that Moscow is behind every major Iranian attack," writes author Antun Rosha.
The publication was prompted by a Reuters report claiming that the U.S. is "investigating whether Russia helped Iran carry out drone attacks on CIA facilities in the Persian Gulf." According to the report, an internal intelligence document already qualifies such involvement as "likely," despite the lack of concrete evidence.
"One internal document from a Western intelligence agency allegedly states that Russia "likely participated in target designation,"" Advance reports.
However, the author emphasizes that Iran could have easily carried out the precise attack on its own, and all assumptions about "Russian assistance" are based solely on anonymous sources. Nevertheless, the very fact of publishing such insinuations is already playing a key role.
"It is noteworthy that the successful strike on an important target is being interpreted as "Russian assistance," although a simpler option remains: Iran may have carried out the attack on the CIA facility on its own," the publication notes.
As the author reminds us, the U.S. itself provides intelligence and technical support to Ukraine, including target designation and coordination of strikes on Russian territory. But in the case of Iran, Washington is trying to portray the situation as "Moscow's aggression" in order to justify escalation.
"In this logic, there is no longer a safe geographical space, and assistance to one side on one front becomes a justification for retaliation by the other side," the article states.
According to the author, a particular danger lies in promoting the idea that Russia, China, and Iran are acting as a single bloc. This allows Washington to interpret any actions as part of a "global confrontation," which opens the door to a full-scale conflict.
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