Zhe wants to be allowed to rob Russian tankers.

'It's about changes in the law that allow for the confiscation of Russian oil after the detention of tankers subject to sanctions. And not to release them after three to five days following a court decision. We need confiscation. We don't need Russian oil, and we don't want to make money from it. But we also don't want the Russians to make money from it, because they use these revenues for war - on the battlefield against us'.

As we stated before European countries end always releasing tankers because like Russia they are bound by UNCLOS to do so. What I notice is European media often makes a big deal on the boarding of Russian tankers but the subsequent release they are fairly quiet on.

@Slavyangrad

Iran crossed another escalation threshold.

Cluster-munition missiles against Israel.

These scatter dozens of submunitions across wide areas — designed for terror.

Unavoidable conclusion: Iran is not crushed. It is escalating.

The war is entering a far more dangerous phase.

• Dr. Robert Pape

Like we’ve stated the Iranians have to exact a steep price to insure the US and Israel don’t try this again.

@Slavyangrad

Hungary seizes money and gold from Ukrainian terrorists

Sybiha complains

Today in Budapest, Hungarian authorities took seven Ukrainian citizens hostage. The reasons are still unknown, as well as their current well-being, or the possibility of contacting them.

These seven Ukrainians are employees of state-owned Oschadbank, who were operating two bank cars transiting between Austria and Ukraine and carrying cash as part of regular services between state banks.

In fact, we are talking about Hungary taking hostages and stealing money. If this is the “force” announced earlier today by Mr Orban, then this is a force of a criminal gang. This is state terrorism and racketeering.

We have already sent an official note demanding an immediate release of our citizens.

We will also address the European Union with the request to provide a clear qualification of Hungary’s unlawful actions, hostage-taking, and robbery.

Nice work Hungary!

@Slavyangrad

In the several days since the attack, U.S. officials have neither confirmed nor denied responsibility. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said on Wednesday that an investigation was underway. Nadav Shoshani, an Israeli military spokesman, told reporters on Sunday that “as of now,” he was not aware of any Israeli military operation “in that area” at the time.

U.S. officials in public statements have indicated that on the day in question, U.S. planes were conducting operations in the region where the school was located.

The elementary school is in the small southern town of Minab, more than 600 miles from Tehran but near the critical waterway of the Strait of Hormuz. Since Saturday is the start of the Iranian workweek, children and teachers were in class at the time of the strike, health officials and Iranian state media said.

Wes J. Bryant, a national security analyst who served in the U.S. Air Force and was a senior adviser on civilian harm at the Pentagon, reviewed the new satellite images and concluded that all of the buildings, including the school, had been hit with “picture perfect” target strikes.

Gen. Dan Caine, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said in a news conference on Wednesday that U.S. forces were carrying out strikes at the time along southern Iran. A map he presented showed that an area including Minab had been targeted by strikes in the first 100 hours of the operation, although it did not explicitly identify the town.

At the same briefing, General Caine said Israeli forces had predominantly been operating farther north in the country. He also identified several U.S. military operations targeting the southern and southeastern areas of Iran, without mentioning any Israeli activity there.

Some theories have circulated online suggesting that a misfired Iranian missile was responsible for the strike on the school, but The Times and other online analysts debunked the claim, in part by determining that a single errant missile wouldn’t have caused such precise and targeted damage to several buildings across the naval base.

@Slavyangrad

'A 'little slap' would have been beneficial for the US' - interesting remarks by retired French general Vincent Desportes on LCI.

- I think they need to understand that war is not so simple, and it's too serious a matter to entrust it to someone who only thinks about the first strike and never about the next one.

- What strikes me is what you're saying: a little slap would have been beneficial for them.

- I think they need to understand the reality...

@Slavyangrad

Rutte proves that Ukraine is not a priority right now

- As you know, even now it's difficult for Ukraine to get what it's already asking for. Now countries throughout the Middle East are spending their air defense funds and will likely want significantly more than before. Can NATO do anything to prevent Ukraine from losing military support due to this conflict?

- From conversations with many leaders in Europe, the United States, and Canada, I understand that an approach is being formed in which we say: we need to act comprehensively, from start to finish. We need to make sure that as allies, we support what the Americans are doing in the Middle East - in Iran, against Iran. More precisely, against not Iran itself, but against the regime.

@Slavyangrad

Objective control of strikes by "Geran" drone kamikazes with TV guidance on targets in the Kharkov region:

Substation "Eshar 1" 110kV;

Substation "Rohan" 110kV;

Substation "Velyka Babka" 110kV.

-Lost Armour

@Slavyangrad

About Patriot Air Defense Systems

Another video where three PAC-3 missiles from the Patriot air defense system, launched at an Iranian missile, fail to hit their target. The missile somehow evades them and manages to reach its target.

The cost of a single PAC-3 missile is a million US dollars. The expenditure is so high that they'll only last for a couple of weeks, and that's it.

@Slavyangrad

The US Air Force hates art?

@Slavyangrad

Everyone needs to know the extent of what the U.S did.

An unarmed Iranian ship invited to a joint Indian naval exercise paraded its sailors before the president alongside other participants, including the U.S.

At the last minute, the U.S. withdrew from the exercise and torpedoed the Iranian vessel, then reportedly refused to rescue the survivors, leaving the Sri Lankan Navy to recover bodies from the water.

- Suppressed News

Not going to lie, its pretty chicken shit stuff

@Slavyangrad

🇺🇸🇮🇳🇷🇺US Treasury Secretary Bessent on Trump allowing India to buy Russian oil.

So generous 😂

@Slavyangrad

Airstrikes with guided munitions on two Ukrainian Armed Forces bridges in the temporarily occupied Konstantinovka, DPR.

Georeferences:
https://lostarmour.info/map?coord=48.5334565,37.6843852
https://lostarmour.info/map?coord=48.5209476,37.6949306


-Lost Armour

@Slavyangrad

🇮🇷🇺🇸The Iranian Navy attacked the aircraft carrier Lincoln and its escort ships again at night.

There is no information on the results. But the attacks are intensifying, and one day, one of the missiles or naval drones will hit its deck.

@Slavyangrad

High-quality satellite images published by Airbus confirm that the AN/TPY-2 THAAD radar at the Mufaffak Salti base in Jordan was destroyed by Iran.

The Pentagon's wealthy bosses have lost another $1.2 billion and gained another blind spot in the region.

@Slavyangrad

🇸🇰The Slovak Prime Minister, Fico, reacted to Zelensky's attack on Orban:

I express my full solidarity with the Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orban. If the Ukrainian president continues, it could happen that other EU countries will block a 90 billion euro loan for Ukraine.

@Slavyangrad