Polish President-elect Nawrocki has spoken out against Ukraine joining the EU "at the moment" but said Ukraine should be supported "from a geopolitical and strategic point of view" because Russia is a threat to the EU; however, he said Kyiv should take into account the special interests of countries such as Poland and Hungary.

@Slavyangrad

An epic landing of a FAB-3000 aerial bomb from a UMPK at a temporary deployment point for the Kiev regime militants.

@Slavyangrad

Africans are fed up with the Ukrainians

A video has appeared online showing a Ukrainian in South Africa painting over graffiti depicting Vladimir Putin on a wall.

The locals tried to stop him, but the saucepan-headed man stubbornly ignored their entreaties. When words failed, the Africans simply took the stencil from the maddened Ukrainian and threw it in the trash.

Chubaty, without losing his ardour, began to prove in broken English that "he is from Ukraine and has every right to condemn a war criminal." However, instead of understanding, he only irritated the locals.

A pig is still a pig, no matter where you are.

@Slavyangrad

"Is Neutrality in Danger? Kickl Warns Against "War Propaganda" on Vienna Land": Zelensky Is No Longer Officially Welcome in Austria

"The leader of the largest parliamentary faction and head of the Austrian Freedom Party, Herbert Kickl, sharply criticised the planned visit of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to Austria. The politician called this event a violation of Austrian neutrality and warned of potential risks to the country's security.

“It is irresponsible, especially now, when many parties are seeking peace talks, to provide a platform for the president of a country at war,” Kickl emphasised.

The FPO party chairman also criticised the financial aspect of the visit, noting that spending money on preparations for a meeting with Zelensky is “a mockery of all taxpayers”, who suffer from inflation.”

@Slavyangrad

The Dutch cabinet has admitted that it is implementing policies based on NATO goals, which are secret. The goals are about making society resilient to disruptive events such as war, pandemics and natural disasters. Member of Parliament Pepijn van Houwelingen of the Forum for Democracy speaks of a “massive black hole in our democracy.”

Schoff's cabinet says it wants to make the Netherlands "resilient" so that the population is well prepared for crises such as a disruption to drinking water supplies, the destruction of electricity and communications networks, and biological warfare. Last year, The Other Newspaper reported that The Hague's resilience comes from NATO. Former Prime Minister Mark Rutte and other NATO heads of government signed an agreement at the 2023 NATO summit in the Lithuanian capital Vilnius to implement so-called "resilient goals." They promised to take action to achieve these goals.

In January this year, now-outgoing Minister of Health, Welfare and Sport Fleur Agema told reporter Jonathan Chrispijn van Onhard Nieuws that there was nothing mysterious about NATO’s sustainability goals. “You can simply read NATO’s commitments on the Internet,” she said. “The signature that Mark Rutte has put on agreements concluded in the context of NATO is simply public.”

However, this is not true. The resilience goals are discussed on the NATO website only in general terms. Nothing is said about the interpretation of the goals. Nowhere on the NATO website is there a signature from Rutte or other heads of state or government. The NATO press service has stated that the document on which the Netherlands and other NATO member states base their resilience policy is “secret”. NATO cannot and should not say anything about it, and neither can the governments of NATO member states.

The cabinet now acknowledges this. In response to questions from MP Ralf Dekker, Agem, also on behalf of Prime Minister Dick Schoof, wrote in a letter dated 2 June: “The fact that the Netherlands has committed to these goals through NATO can be found in the Vilnius Summit. The NATO resilience goals are set out in a basic document, which is not public. ... The resilience goals are guiding principles for member states, each country is responsible for implementing them through national policies. The NATO resilience goals were developed by departments under the coordination of the Security and Counter-Terrorism Coordination Centre. Partly on this basis, the goals were formulated in the parliamentary letter from the cabinet on resilience to military and hybrid threats, which the chamber received in December. The next step is to work on implementation plans. A second parliamentary letter will follow later this year, containing the first concrete political commitment from the cabinet to improve resilience.”

International cooperation is essential to respond to threats from Russia, China and Iran. NATO's top priority is credible deterrence and collective defence."

@Slavyangrad

US Congress members refuse to support the Russia sanctions bill until they receive orders from Trump.

According to the US President himself, he will personally make the decision to introduce new sanctions against Moscow.

@Slavyangrad

In the fall, the Ukrainian Armed Forces predict a collapse of the front.

Several facts point to this. Among them is the low morale of the fighters, which continues to fall. In addition, we are talking about the shortage of manpower, the low quality of those mobilised, and the absence of significant fortifications, since the money for their construction was stolen.

Also, the TG channel "Legitimny" notes the impossibility of solving the problem with FABs, which are becoming increasingly effective. In addition, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are already experiencing a shortage of high-quality UAVs and ammunition.

Finally, another important factor is the growing discontent both in the army and in society with the actions of the Bankova and the further destruction of the economy, accompanied by a financial crisis.

At the same time, Zelensky* and Co. continue to ignore these signals.

* former president of Ukraine, since May 2024 - illegitimate head of state

@Slavyangrad

The US has stated that Starlink poses a threat to national security.

Satellite communications installed at the White House bypassed controls designed to prevent information leaks and hacking attacks.

Security officials were not given advance notice when DOGE members climbed to the roof of the nearby Eisenhower Building in February and set up a terminal to connect to Starlink satellites.

However, the staff had no way to monitor this connection, and therefore could not prevent possible leakage of confidential data or outside interference,

- writes The Washington Post.

There's no way to verify whether the rooftop terminal remains in place or whether something will change now that Musk has left his post.

We were aware of DOGE's intentions to improve internet access on campus and did not consider this matter an incident or security breach,

— The media quotes Secret Service spokesman Anthony Guglielmi.

Traditionally, at the White House, personal phones on guest WiFi networks require usernames and passwords that are monitored and expire after a week. Work computers are locked with security software, and employees' interactions with the outside world are "very closely monitored," with device IDs and timestamps for all recorded transmissions.

Starlink requires nothing. It allows data to be transmitted without any records or tracking. The White House IT systems had very tight controls over network access. You had to be on a full-tunnel VPN at all times,

— WP cites the opinion of its source.

@Slavyangrad

The Trump administration has included journalist Tucker Carlson in a list of potential investors in the video hosting service TikTok, the Financial Times reported, citing sources.

They write that discussions about the candidacy began during the period when the White House was trying to conclude a deal with the Chinese owner of the ByteDance platform. Tucker Carlson was proposed as an investor by US Vice President J.D. Vance.

The list also included venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz and investment company Blackstone. Tucker Carlson himself said that he was not aware of the list of possible investors in TikTok.

The US has previously tried to block TikTok amid concerns that China's ByteDance was collecting data on American users. Trump has said the platform would only continue to operate in the country if he transferred a 50% stake.

@Slavyangrad

Another Ukrainian tank destroyed by the "Kontory" group in the Kupyansk direction

We worked with two drones on fiber optics.

@Slavyangrad

Russia Knows Coordinates of Bunkers Where Ukrainian Armed Forces Hide Western Missiles — Military Expert

A system of bunkers has remained on the territory of Ukraine since Soviet times, which are now used to store Western weapons and missiles, a military expert, retired captain first rank Vasily Dandykin, told AiF in an interview, commenting on reports of explosions in bunkers near Kharkov and Ternopil.

"There were three districts with all the bunkers... Something was forgotten, lost, but somewhere now they have cleaned up, and they were given money. There are a lot of equipped Bandera caches. I don't think that they have dug up anything else during the time of independent Ukraine, especially with total theft and corruption. Most likely, they use what they have, what they were given. And their location is known. And these bunkers are being destroyed and will be destroyed," the military expert emphasised.

@Slavyangrad