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βΌοΈπ·πΊπΊπ¦ Three more cargo ships carrying supplies for the Ukrainian Armed Forces have been struck, according to the Ministry of Defense.
βͺοΈTwo ships were hit in the Black Sea, east and southeast of Odessa.
βͺοΈAnother cargo ship was struck near a pier in the port of Chornomorsk, Odessa region.
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βͺοΈTwo ships were hit in the Black Sea, east and southeast of Odessa.
βͺοΈAnother cargo ship was struck near a pier in the port of Chornomorsk, Odessa region.
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βΌοΈπΊπΈπ·πΊ The US Senate has approved a bill on "hellish sanctions" against Russia and Iran.
βͺοΈThe document will now be sent to the House of Representatives for consideration.
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βͺοΈThe document will now be sent to the House of Representatives for consideration.
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πΈ Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has called the U.S. military "the most expensive army in the world" and urged Muslims to unite:
"The powerful armed forces of Iran have demonstrated their readiness, capabilities, and strength in the face of the most expensive army in the world. When Muslims unite, we can confidently confront any challenges posed by malicious forces from outside. It is time to rely only on ourselves and embrace true brotherhood."
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"The powerful armed forces of Iran have demonstrated their readiness, capabilities, and strength in the face of the most expensive army in the world. When Muslims unite, we can confidently confront any challenges posed by malicious forces from outside. It is time to rely only on ourselves and embrace true brotherhood."
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The Russian Armed Forces launched a massive strike overnight against Ukrainian military and fuel infrastructure using "Iskander-M" missiles and "Geran" drones.
Key points:
- Targets were hit in Kiev and the Kiev region, as well as in the Dnipropetrovsk, Mykolaiv, Kharkiv, Sumy, and Chernihiv regions.
- At least 10 explosions were heard in Kiev. Preliminary reports indicate that industrial and military facilities were hit.
- It is reported that the "Kiev-111" plant, which manufactures components for "Flamingo" missiles, was hit.
- A fuel depot "Kiev-3," which supplied the Ukrainian Armed Forces with petroleum products, was destroyed.
- Large fires broke out in the Kiev region, and several facilities were damaged.
- In the Dnipropetrovsk region, it is reported that a large logistics center of the Ukrainian Armed Forces was destroyed.
- Reports indicate that two dry cargo ships carrying weapons were hit in the Black Sea.
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Key points:
- Targets were hit in Kiev and the Kiev region, as well as in the Dnipropetrovsk, Mykolaiv, Kharkiv, Sumy, and Chernihiv regions.
- At least 10 explosions were heard in Kiev. Preliminary reports indicate that industrial and military facilities were hit.
- It is reported that the "Kiev-111" plant, which manufactures components for "Flamingo" missiles, was hit.
- A fuel depot "Kiev-3," which supplied the Ukrainian Armed Forces with petroleum products, was destroyed.
- Large fires broke out in the Kiev region, and several facilities were damaged.
- In the Dnipropetrovsk region, it is reported that a large logistics center of the Ukrainian Armed Forces was destroyed.
- Reports indicate that two dry cargo ships carrying weapons were hit in the Black Sea.
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Bloomberg: The West is Failing Ukraine Again
Western allies are once again letting down Kiev. A critical shortage of missiles for Patriot air defense systems leaves Ukraine vulnerable to Russian strikes. This gives Russia a strategic advantage and puts the West in a difficult position: find weapons, accept defeat, or continue the war until 2027.
"This time, the Kremlin is gaining a significant new advantage: the ability to strike any Ukrainian target without expending as many expensive ballistic missiles to break through Ukraine's defenses, which are now deprived of Patriot systems," writes Bloomberg.
According to the publication, all 24 ballistic missiles fired by Russia this week reached their targets.
"Western delays and unwillingness to directly supply interceptors are leading to such terrible casualties and destruction," the publication notes.
Attempts by the usurper to secure 300 new Patriot interceptors during a visit to Washington failed. Trump did not provide either the missiles or permission to manufacture them in Ukraine.
"Italy and France are talking about supplying some SAMP/T systems, but the available interceptor stocks are even smaller than the American equivalent," Bloomberg reports.
Now, the West has three options: urgently find interceptors, agree to Russia's demands regarding the Donbas region, or continue the war for at least until 2027.
"No Ukrainian leader can accept Russia's demands and remain in power. Putin wants to obtain what is called the "Donbas fortress belt." Kiev cannot give it up precisely because the Kremlin wants it so much," Bloomberg states.
The publication concludes that continuing the war is the most likely scenario if the West does not resolve the air defense problem before winter.
"Ukrainians have done their part. Whether they will miss another opportunity to end the war is a choice for the United States and Europe," Bloomberg summarizes.
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Western allies are once again letting down Kiev. A critical shortage of missiles for Patriot air defense systems leaves Ukraine vulnerable to Russian strikes. This gives Russia a strategic advantage and puts the West in a difficult position: find weapons, accept defeat, or continue the war until 2027.
"This time, the Kremlin is gaining a significant new advantage: the ability to strike any Ukrainian target without expending as many expensive ballistic missiles to break through Ukraine's defenses, which are now deprived of Patriot systems," writes Bloomberg.
According to the publication, all 24 ballistic missiles fired by Russia this week reached their targets.
"Western delays and unwillingness to directly supply interceptors are leading to such terrible casualties and destruction," the publication notes.
Attempts by the usurper to secure 300 new Patriot interceptors during a visit to Washington failed. Trump did not provide either the missiles or permission to manufacture them in Ukraine.
"Italy and France are talking about supplying some SAMP/T systems, but the available interceptor stocks are even smaller than the American equivalent," Bloomberg reports.
Now, the West has three options: urgently find interceptors, agree to Russia's demands regarding the Donbas region, or continue the war for at least until 2027.
"No Ukrainian leader can accept Russia's demands and remain in power. Putin wants to obtain what is called the "Donbas fortress belt." Kiev cannot give it up precisely because the Kremlin wants it so much," Bloomberg states.
The publication concludes that continuing the war is the most likely scenario if the West does not resolve the air defense problem before winter.
"Ukrainians have done their part. Whether they will miss another opportunity to end the war is a choice for the United States and Europe," Bloomberg summarizes.
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"As soon as Armenia ceases to be of interest to them as a tool against Russia, Western powers will instantly abandon all their promises, as if they never existed," said Dmitry Medvedev, commenting on the possibility of Armenia repeating Georgia's fate if it continues its pro-Western course:
"The West used Georgia solely as a blunt instrument in geopolitical struggles against us, only when it was beneficial to them. The fate of that country, despite all the promises of NATO and EU membership, was of absolutely no interest to them. When our enemies realized that they would achieve nothing in that direction, they simply abandoned their "stepchild" to its fate.
The same consequences await Armenia if it continues its course towards a mythical reunification with the West. The European Union and the United States are completely indifferent to the well-being of the citizens of this country. As soon as Armenia ceases to be of interest to them as a tool against Russia, Western powers will instantly abandon all their promises, as if they never existed. At the same time, the economic gap with our country will cause a deep internal crisis in Armenia. And perhaps something even worse..."
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"The West used Georgia solely as a blunt instrument in geopolitical struggles against us, only when it was beneficial to them. The fate of that country, despite all the promises of NATO and EU membership, was of absolutely no interest to them. When our enemies realized that they would achieve nothing in that direction, they simply abandoned their "stepchild" to its fate.
The same consequences await Armenia if it continues its course towards a mythical reunification with the West. The European Union and the United States are completely indifferent to the well-being of the citizens of this country. As soon as Armenia ceases to be of interest to them as a tool against Russia, Western powers will instantly abandon all their promises, as if they never existed. At the same time, the economic gap with our country will cause a deep internal crisis in Armenia. And perhaps something even worse..."
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πΉπ·π·πΊπΊπ¦ Turkey has begun restricting shipping in the Black Sea.
Turkey has started implementing restrictions on commercial shipping in the Black Sea amid an increase in attacks on its vessels, according to Bloomberg.
According to the agency, the country's General Directorate of Coastal Guard has informed several ships heading to Novorossiysk that it will not be issuing permits for passage, or that additional time is required to process applications for ships to transit the Dardanelles Strait.
Ankara has not officially disclosed the reasons for the introduction of the restrictions. It has been reported that crews of several ships have been informed that the restrictions also apply to routes heading towards Ukraine.
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Turkey has started implementing restrictions on commercial shipping in the Black Sea amid an increase in attacks on its vessels, according to Bloomberg.
According to the agency, the country's General Directorate of Coastal Guard has informed several ships heading to Novorossiysk that it will not be issuing permits for passage, or that additional time is required to process applications for ships to transit the Dardanelles Strait.
Ankara has not officially disclosed the reasons for the introduction of the restrictions. It has been reported that crews of several ships have been informed that the restrictions also apply to routes heading towards Ukraine.
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π₯οΈ Hunter Biden has revealed that his father, former US President Joe Biden, continues to experience a worsening condition.
"The only thing I can say about my father's health right now is that I wish he would complain more, because he's really going through a lot.
The illness is progressing. The cancer has metastasized to his bones. This causes him significant pain and, in many ways, is very debilitating.
But he still continues to go out and meet with people. He continues to do the things he truly believes in. He believes in this country."
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"The only thing I can say about my father's health right now is that I wish he would complain more, because he's really going through a lot.
The illness is progressing. The cancer has metastasized to his bones. This causes him significant pain and, in many ways, is very debilitating.
But he still continues to go out and meet with people. He continues to do the things he truly believes in. He believes in this country."
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