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Commander of USF Magyar says Russian assault numbers on the front jumped 18% in July versus May, 12% versus June. USF pilots are killing 365 troops a day, closing in on 11000 for the month.
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In a notable development, Yair Lapid, Israeli opposition leader, is also set to attend Senator Lindsey Graham’s funeral this week, amidst news that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is also set to meet U.S. President Donald J. Trump on the sidelines of the funeral, as Israel continues to prepare for a potential widening of the already expanding conflict between the U.S. and Iran in the Middle East.
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Visioner
🇷🇺⚠️ Russia’s State Duma is urging major marketplace operators to take responsibility for protecting their own logistics infrastructure from future attacks.

Lieutenant General (Ret.) Andrey Gurulyov, a member of the State Duma, said marketplace owners must urgently strengthen the passive protection of warehouses and distribution centers.

🛡️ According to Gurulyov, the attacks are intended to destabilize Russia’s internal social and political situation, disrupt logistics, and fuel public discontent by creating conditions for organized protests.
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🇺🇦🎯 Ukraine has launched another wave of long-range drone strikes, targeting Russian air defense systems, logistics infrastructure, and naval assets in a coordinated overnight operation.

In Rostov-on-Don, Ukraine's Security Service (SBU) struck a 92N6E multi-function radar belonging to an S-400 air defense system. The operation also destroyed a Tor-M2 short-range air defense system, a Pole-21 electronic warfare system, and two warehouses used to store FPV drones.

🚢 In the Caspian Sea, SBU drones reportedly struck the Filanovsky offshore oil platform, the sanctioned cargo vessels Port Olya 2 and Begey, as well as a Project 12418 Molniya-class missile boat, expanding Ukraine's deep-strike campaign against Russia's military and logistics network.
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‼️‼️🇺🇸🪂🪖 The United States is reportedly considering one of the most ambitious special operations missions in modern military history: seizing Iran's stockpile of enriched uranium from heavily fortified nuclear facilities.

According to the New York Post, citing defense experts and a source familiar with military planning, the operation could require thousands of U.S. troops to secure the targeted sites, clear explosive traps, and protect transportation routes. A much smaller special operations force would then move in to recover the nuclear material itself.

🎯 Potential targets include the nuclear facilities at Isfahan, Fordow, and the deeply buried "Pickaxe Mountain" underground complex near Natanz. The report adds that Iran has further reinforced some of these sites and reportedly emplaced explosives in anticipation of a possible raid.

⚠️ Military experts warn that such a mission would be extraordinarily dangerous, with one analyst describing it as "the most complex and sophisticated operation in military history." They also caution that the raid could ultimately evolve into a mission to destroy the underground facilities if extracting the nuclear material proves impossible.
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🇺🇦🎯🇷🇺 Rare archived battlefield footage captures a devastating Ukrainian ambush against a Russian assault group near Klishchiivka, in the Bakhmut sector. (Video recorded in 2024.)

As a Russian BMP-2 infantry fighting vehicle carrying troops advanced along a road, fighters from Ukraine's National Guard "Liut" Brigade launched a well-prepared ambush.

💥 Ukrainian troops opened heavy fire with machine guns and assault rifles as the vehicle entered the kill zone, killing several Russian soldiers instantly while the remaining troops dismounted and attempted to return fire.

🚀 As the BMP-2 tried to withdraw, it was struck on its right side by an anti-tank grenade launcher, leaving the vehicle disabled under sustained Ukrainian fire.

⚔️ The engagement ended in the complete destruction of the Russian assault group, with 14 Russian soldiers eliminated during the intense close-range battle that unfolded over just a few dozen meters. https://x.com/StatWatch25/status/2081050293987369155/video/1
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🇺🇦📊 Ukraine's Commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces, Robert "Madyar" Brovdi, says Russian assault activity has continued to intensify, but Ukrainian drone units are eliminating enemy personnel at a record pace.

📌 According to Brovdi, the number of Russian troops participating in frontline assaults increased by 18% compared to May and by 12% compared to June.

🎯 He added that the Unmanned Systems Forces (SBS) are on track to eliminate more than 11,000 Russian troops in July. Between July 1 and July 25 alone, drone operators recorded 9,028 confirmed strikes, with six days still remaining in the month.

📌 Brovdi also revealed that Ukrainian drone units are now eliminating an average of 365 Russian soldiers per day, up from 310 in May and 329 in June.

🚀 Beyond personnel losses, Ukrainian drone operators have also increased strikes on other military targets by 4% compared to June, averaging 1,738 targets destroyed per day. Between July 1 and July 25, a total of 42,847 enemy targets were reportedly destroyed.
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🇷🇺⚠️ A newly surfaced video captures two funeral service workers from Krasnodar describing the overwhelming flow of Russian military casualties returning from the front.

🟥 "Damn... is that another truck full of 200s? I'm sick of seeing this. I've had enough. It's complete chaos, a disaster. It's absolute madness..."

🔹 The two men, identified as Kolya and Tima, say the number of fallen Russian soldiers arriving from the front has become so large that even removing a single body can take hours.

🗣️ "Two KamAZ trucks pulled up. No joke, you'll stand in line for half a day just to transport a single body."

According to the pair, the queue to recover the bodies of Russia's so-called "special military operation heroes" is now longer than the lines at gas stations, highlighting the mounting burden placed on funeral services handling the war dead.
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Russia might fake wanting peace because of Graham's sanctions bill, says Sybiha. Every time serious new sanctions get close, especially from the US, Putin does everything he can to buy time.
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Visioner
🇷🇺🇰🇿🇺🇦⚡️ In a rare and unusually direct appeal, Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the war in Ukraine and return to the negotiating table.

During their meeting, Tokayev said it was "heartbreaking that young people are dying," calling them "the gene pool of the brotherly peoples of Russia and Ukraine." He argued that the bloodshed must stop and suggested that the conflict should now be frozen, allowing negotiations to resume.

🗣️ Putin did not directly address the proposal, responding only that he would keep his Kazakh counterpart informed about developments regarding the war in Ukraine.

📊 Assessment: Tokayev's remarks represent one of the strongest public calls from a close Russian ally for Moscow to pursue a diplomatic path. Although Putin offered no indication of a policy shift, the exchange highlights growing concern among regional partners over the prolonged costs and consequences of the war.

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