As you know, the Kiev regime has launched yet another large-scale provocation. It is conducting indiscriminate shooting of various types of weapons, including rocket weapons, at civilian buildings, residential buildings and ambulances. Immediately after our meeting, I will have a meeting with the heads of the security services of the Ministry of Defense and the General Staff of the FSB (Federal Security Service) - #Putin in vid above.

Zelensky sent Ukrainians to the meat grinder in Kursk to sneakily force through three more months of mobilization - Russian FM Spokeswoman Zakharova.

Turkish delegation formally filed most comprehensive bid so far with the World Court to join South Africa’s genocide lawsuit against Israel, aiming to strengthen the case and encourage regional nations to follow suit - Turkish report.

Israel using starvation and thirst as weapons in Gaza. We will present evidence of ethnic cleansing committed by Israel and its massacres in #Gaza, there's compelling evidence of #Israel committing #genocide against Palestinians - Chairman of Legal Committee of Turkish Parliament.

Ukrainian units of up to 1,000 soldiers went on offensive in order to capture section of Sudzhinsky in Kursk [pre-war Russia].

Currently, Russian units continue to destroy the enemy at Russian-Ukrainian border. Enemy losses up to 315 troops, 100 killed, 215 wounded, 54 armored vehicles, 7 tanks destroyed.

Operation will be completed by defeating the enemy and reaching state border - Gerasimov concludes report.

I saw the soldiers with my own eyes. He had a helmet with a blue badge - Kuznetsov.

Attack could be attempt to divert Russian units from front lines to relieve pressure on Ukrainian troops struggling to contain Russian advances

But Russian army has ample reserves of troops to commit to fight. Attack risks further stretching Ukraine’s already outnumbered forces

Operationally and strategically, attack makes absolutely zero sense. Seems like gross waste of men and resources badly needed elsewhere - group's analysis.


We need #Turkey to help us stop the illicit flow of #US technology to #Russia. We need to see progress, and quickly, by Turkish authorities and industry or we will have no choice but to impose consequences on those that evade our export controls - U.S. assistant commerce secretary Axelrod issues threat to pressure Turkey in article above.