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Russian Sukhoi Su-30SM fighter jet launching a pair of R-73 short-range air-to-air missile to intercept Ukrainian UAVs.
Following Ukrainian footstepts, the Russians have begun to actively employ its fighter aviation to aid air defense forces in defending against large-scale drone attacks.
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Russian Sukhoi Su-30SM fighter jet launching a pair of R-73 short-range air-to-air missile to intercept Ukrainian UAVs.
Following Ukrainian footstepts, the Russians have begun to actively employ its fighter aviation to aid air defense forces in defending against large-scale drone attacks.
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Nuno Felix
RT @CasaReal: La Princesa de Asturias voló el pasado 22 de abril en un avión reactor F-5 junto a un instructor de la Escuela Militar de Caza y Ataque Ala 23 de la Base Aérea de Talavera la Real (Badajoz), con el objetivo de conocer la preparación de los alumnos de quinto curso, dentro de la formación incluida en su plan de estudios.
➡️https://www.casareal.es/ES/Actividades/Paginas/actividades_actividades_detalle.aspx?data=16769
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RT @CasaReal: La Princesa de Asturias voló el pasado 22 de abril en un avión reactor F-5 junto a un instructor de la Escuela Militar de Caza y Ataque Ala 23 de la Base Aérea de Talavera la Real (Badajoz), con el objetivo de conocer la preparación de los alumnos de quinto curso, dentro de la formación incluida en su plan de estudios.
➡️https://www.casareal.es/ES/Actividades/Paginas/actividades_actividades_detalle.aspx?data=16769
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Open Source Intel
Russian Su-30SM jets are now firing air-to-air missiles to intercept Ukrainian drones, using fighter aviation to supplement air defenses against large-scale UAV attacks. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2051716992600530983/video/1
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Russian Su-30SM jets are now firing air-to-air missiles to intercept Ukrainian drones, using fighter aviation to supplement air defenses against large-scale UAV attacks. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2051716992600530983/video/1
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Visioner
RT @NSTRIKE1231: ❗️🇺🇸🇮🇷 the U.S. Marine Corps 11th Expeditionary Unit, led by the amphibious assault ship USS Boxer (LHD-4), is approaching the U.S. Central Command’s area of responsibility.
This group, which includes around 2,500 Marines, was deployed to the Middle East at the end of March. After departing from San Diego, it conducted several weeks of training in the Pacific, stopped at Guam for resupply, and then headed toward the region. According to the latest information, the formation has already passed through the Strait of Malacca and is currently in the Indian Ocean near Sri Lanka. It is expected to reach the Arabian Sea within the next few hours.
For reference, the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit aboard USS Tripoli (LHA-7) is already participating in operations in the area.
Both USS Boxer and USS Tripoli are capable of carrying F-35B stealth fighters. Available photos confirm that both ships are operating at full combat readiness with F-35Bs on deck.
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RT @NSTRIKE1231: ❗️🇺🇸🇮🇷 the U.S. Marine Corps 11th Expeditionary Unit, led by the amphibious assault ship USS Boxer (LHD-4), is approaching the U.S. Central Command’s area of responsibility.
This group, which includes around 2,500 Marines, was deployed to the Middle East at the end of March. After departing from San Diego, it conducted several weeks of training in the Pacific, stopped at Guam for resupply, and then headed toward the region. According to the latest information, the formation has already passed through the Strait of Malacca and is currently in the Indian Ocean near Sri Lanka. It is expected to reach the Arabian Sea within the next few hours.
For reference, the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit aboard USS Tripoli (LHA-7) is already participating in operations in the area.
Both USS Boxer and USS Tripoli are capable of carrying F-35B stealth fighters. Available photos confirm that both ships are operating at full combat readiness with F-35Bs on deck.
Video is generated by grok AI
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Iran MFA Spokesperson: “X has now removed the blue check from Iran's MFA Spokesperson’s account—after stripping the Ministry and Minister's verified badges—despite our full Premium+ payments. This arbitrary de-verification fits X’s pattern of selective censorship and American digital piracy, aimed at suppressing the truth about the U.S.’s illegal war against Iran.”
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Iran MFA Spokesperson: “X has now removed the blue check from Iran's MFA Spokesperson’s account—after stripping the Ministry and Minister's verified badges—despite our full Premium+ payments. This arbitrary de-verification fits X’s pattern of selective censorship and American digital piracy, aimed at suppressing the truth about the U.S.’s illegal war against Iran.”
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WarTranslated
For the third day in a row, Ukrainian drones have crashed the pre-parade "party" in Moscow and Tuapse. According to monitoring channels, 200 drones were launched toward Russia. https://twitter.com/wartranslated/status/2051718583848206633/photo/1
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For the third day in a row, Ukrainian drones have crashed the pre-parade "party" in Moscow and Tuapse. According to monitoring channels, 200 drones were launched toward Russia. https://twitter.com/wartranslated/status/2051718583848206633/photo/1
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RT @Osint613: President Trump on arming the Iranian people:
“The Iranian people have to have guns and I think they’re getting some guns.
As soon as they have guns, they’ll fight like as good as anybody there is.” https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2051596191406735736/video/1
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RT @Osint613: President Trump on arming the Iranian people:
“The Iranian people have to have guns and I think they’re getting some guns.
As soon as they have guns, they’ll fight like as good as anybody there is.” https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2051596191406735736/video/1
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Open Source Intel
RT @Osint613: NEW
Maersk says a vessel of its fleet transited out of the Strait of Hormuz with U.S. military escort. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2051541714590929064/photo/1
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RT @Osint613: NEW
Maersk says a vessel of its fleet transited out of the Strait of Hormuz with U.S. military escort. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2051541714590929064/photo/1
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OSINTdefender
RT @TheIntelFrogbu: US Air Force C-17A Globemaster III #AE1177 as RCH191 has completed at least the 30th medical evacuation mission since the beginning of Operation EPIC FURY. Total casualties for the operation as of today stand at:
13 - KIA
402 - WIA https://twitter.com/TheIntelFrogbu/status/2051720829587669501/photo/1
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RT @TheIntelFrogbu: US Air Force C-17A Globemaster III #AE1177 as RCH191 has completed at least the 30th medical evacuation mission since the beginning of Operation EPIC FURY. Total casualties for the operation as of today stand at:
13 - KIA
402 - WIA https://twitter.com/TheIntelFrogbu/status/2051720829587669501/photo/1
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🇺🇦🇷🇺 Regarding the potential strikes on Moscow on May 9th—technically, the Armed Forces of Ukraine possess all the means to create a "living hell" on Red Square, whether through covert operations or direct drone and missile attacks. However, there is one "but..."
Specifically, carrying out a strike on Moscow on May 9th would carry only political weight; it would be a form of humiliation for Putin, his elite, and the myth of Russian "greatness." In other respects, it would not bring about a significant military breakthrough on the front lines or alter the overall course of the war in the short to medium term. On the other hand, the potential Russian response—the announced retaliatory missile strikes on the center of Kyiv—would also be a purely political act and would have no impact on Ukraine's capacity to resist.
Consequently, the only real factor that might deter Ukraine from striking Moscow specifically on May 9th is the combined intelligence of Ukraine's military and foreign services regarding the impact on Russian citizens. They must weigh how bombing the primary center of the capital's "greatness" on a day of such national symbolic importance would be perceived: would it make the war popular again among the lower and middle classes, or would the resulting sense of vulnerability and fear make their attitude toward their ruler, Putin, more critical and negative?
In reality, the fact that the Armed Forces of Ukraine have so far avoided bombing Russian civilian targets, residential areas, and peaceful citizens is—alongside ethical and moral considerations—largely dependent on the trajectory of public sentiment within Russia. Today, the war is highly unpopular in Russia, both among the middle class and, given the critical economic complications, now among the lower/poor classes as well—the very segment that provided Russia with its "cannon fodder." This is reflected on the front lines. According to recent assessments, Russia can no longer balance its human losses; essentially, they have been operating at a monthly deficit recently. Furthermore, because the war is unpopular, even under conditions of partial mobilization, it is impossible to recruit motivated and qualified soldiers, even with relatively high pay. All of this is caused by the lack of "fuel" for Russian propaganda, including the protracted war, the lack of real progress on the front, the economic crisis, and deep strikes by Ukrainian drones. The once-powerful Russian propaganda now has nothing to feed the masses ("bidlo") domestically, which directly affects the number of people willing to go to war.
Therefore, it is difficult to say with certainty what result a strike on Red Square on May 9th would yield. Naturally, Ukrainian special services will conduct preliminary assessments, analyze incoming data, and plan accordingly. They will determine whether this action will have a positive or negative effect on the course of the war for Ukraine, and only then will they make the decision on whether or not to strike Red Square on May 9th.
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🇺🇦🇷🇺 Regarding the potential strikes on Moscow on May 9th—technically, the Armed Forces of Ukraine possess all the means to create a "living hell" on Red Square, whether through covert operations or direct drone and missile attacks. However, there is one "but..."
Specifically, carrying out a strike on Moscow on May 9th would carry only political weight; it would be a form of humiliation for Putin, his elite, and the myth of Russian "greatness." In other respects, it would not bring about a significant military breakthrough on the front lines or alter the overall course of the war in the short to medium term. On the other hand, the potential Russian response—the announced retaliatory missile strikes on the center of Kyiv—would also be a purely political act and would have no impact on Ukraine's capacity to resist.
Consequently, the only real factor that might deter Ukraine from striking Moscow specifically on May 9th is the combined intelligence of Ukraine's military and foreign services regarding the impact on Russian citizens. They must weigh how bombing the primary center of the capital's "greatness" on a day of such national symbolic importance would be perceived: would it make the war popular again among the lower and middle classes, or would the resulting sense of vulnerability and fear make their attitude toward their ruler, Putin, more critical and negative?
In reality, the fact that the Armed Forces of Ukraine have so far avoided bombing Russian civilian targets, residential areas, and peaceful citizens is—alongside ethical and moral considerations—largely dependent on the trajectory of public sentiment within Russia. Today, the war is highly unpopular in Russia, both among the middle class and, given the critical economic complications, now among the lower/poor classes as well—the very segment that provided Russia with its "cannon fodder." This is reflected on the front lines. According to recent assessments, Russia can no longer balance its human losses; essentially, they have been operating at a monthly deficit recently. Furthermore, because the war is unpopular, even under conditions of partial mobilization, it is impossible to recruit motivated and qualified soldiers, even with relatively high pay. All of this is caused by the lack of "fuel" for Russian propaganda, including the protracted war, the lack of real progress on the front, the economic crisis, and deep strikes by Ukrainian drones. The once-powerful Russian propaganda now has nothing to feed the masses ("bidlo") domestically, which directly affects the number of people willing to go to war.
Therefore, it is difficult to say with certainty what result a strike on Red Square on May 9th would yield. Naturally, Ukrainian special services will conduct preliminary assessments, analyze incoming data, and plan accordingly. They will determine whether this action will have a positive or negative effect on the course of the war for Ukraine, and only then will they make the decision on whether or not to strike Red Square on May 9th.
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