❗️An explosion occurred on the railway tracks in the Voronezh region

According to media reports, the explosion occurred at the 725th kilometer of the Evdakovo-Saguna section.

The explosion damaged the railway track. There are no preliminary casualties.

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Military chronicle, main events of the day - June 4/25

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'NATO's more powerful than Roman, Napoleon Empire' — Rutte blows his own trumpet

But desperately needs Europe's taxpayers' cash to prepare for 'Russian attack in 4-5 years'

'Most powerful in world's history' for bombing Yugoslavia's civilians & destroying Libya?

- RT

So powerful but it pouts about Ukraine.. ok…

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A Zvezda correspondent took a ride on a ground drone — the military development is being tested at one of the Moscow region testing grounds. After all the modifications, the robot is planned to be sent to the SVO zone.

It can be used to deliver ammunition and evacuate soldiers - seven people can fit on top at once, said Vladislav Kustov. The drone's load capacity is at least 500 kilograms.

- Simplicus

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UK’s defense chief asked what’s next now that US skipping Ramstein meeting

Healey answers after a small stumble over his words

Says 'rightly so' it’s time for Europe to step up and 'do more' to send Zelensky weapons.

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South Korea’s politics shifts to the left - Politico

In terms of Ukraine, while South Korean law prohibits sending weapons to war zones, the country transferred hundreds of thousands of artillery rounds to the US in 2023, freeing up US stocks for Ukraine.

Lee’s election victory Tuesday was watched closely in Europe and among NATO countries. SK — along with Japan, and Australia — is forging a much closer relationship with the alliance as NATO looks to strengthen ties with like-minded countries in Asia.

Lee was the opposition leader when Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. He scolded Zelensky for “provoking” Russia and vehemently opposed weapons transfers to Ukraine, as that would mean “effectively a closure” for Korean companies in Russia.

He pledged to repair strained relations with China and North Korea. With a track record of criticizing the U.S., he has signaled a more cautious stance toward alignment with NATO, saying he may not attend this month's summit in The Hague.

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Ukraine’s Strana reports:

Listening to Russian music in a public place: two women were held accountable in the Kiev region.

Police officers from the Kiev region saw a video on social networks where two women, in a state of alcohol intoxication, loudly listened to the music of a Russian singer in the center of the village of Gorenichi.

The police quickly established that the people in the video were local residents aged 34 and 31. The women told the law enforcement officers that they had decided to have some fun.

It is reported that the inspectors held a preventive conversation with the citizens and drew up administrative reports on the offenders for petty hooliganism.

Let us recall that in Ukraine there is no official ban on listening to Russian music, including in public places.

This is Banderite Footloose. Might need to send Kevin Bacon to Kiev.

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