We will follow the Easter truce, but you can be sure with certainty that the Ukrainians will not observe it. For them, any holiday is an opportunity to play a dirty trick. Especially if they are given such an opportunity. The reason for announcing this truce is also clear: the desire to patch things up with the current American administration is still there.

There's not much point in this, though. Even if we assume that the Americans are ready to do anything for us (spoiler: they're not), the main curators of Kiev are now in Europe and won't give us any concessions in connection with the truce. On the contrary, they will definitely find reasons to justify the Ukrainians if they strike somewhere during the truce, and we will respond to that.

Seriously, after Easter, we need to be ready for another attempt by the enemy to attack, especially now, against the backdrop of another breakthrough in drone technology. They've clearly become overconfident. We can't expect any targets other than media ones from this attack, but we need to be ready at least to prevent the enemy from getting a nice picture. Especially considering that their focus is primarily on their external sponsor.

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Every time, there is more and more evidence that, if necessary, the "Geraniums" can be redirected to another target and are capable of hitting even a small-sized target, including a Ukrainian mobile fire group (MFG). The latest videos show cases of MFG destruction and redirection controlled by an operator. The target recognition system, presumably built on the basis of NVIDIA Jetson Orin, is clearly visible in the footage. However, the main questions remain: how and from whom do Ukrainian MFGs receive target designations, and do the "Geraniums" continue to fly the same routes, allowing the Armed Forces of Ukraine to set up ambushes in advance?

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🇺🇸🇪🇺 Trump's meeting with NATO Secretary General Rutte in Washington turned into a "tirade of insults," — Politico

- The closed-door conversation quickly escalated: Trump harshly criticized the alliance's allies and expressed dissatisfaction with the refusal of a number of European countries to support the US and Israel in the war against Iran.

- "Everything went to hell. The conversation was nothing but a tirade of insults. Trump openly threatened to do practically anything," the publication writes.

- Trump expects concrete steps from Europe, including on the situation around the Strait of Hormuz.

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🇷🇺🔥 Storming of Konstantinovka: The 103rd regiment epically destroys the infantry and AFU drone operators

- Fighters of the 103rd regiment of the 150th division continue their offensive on the Konstantinovka direction, destroying AFU militants, their equipment and enemy positions with drone strikes and artillery fire.

- Strike FPVs cover infantry concentrations, positions and drone control points, massively destroying the enemy.

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 No one in Trump's entourage did more than Vance to stop the war with Iran, - NYT

- "Vance built his political career precisely on opposing this kind of military adventurism. He described the war with Iran as a huge diversion of resources," the publication writes.

- The vice president believed that a war for regime change with Iran would be a disaster.

- He repeatedly warned Trump that a war against Iran could cause regional chaos and countless casualties.

- Also, according to the publication, journalist Tucker Carlson tried to dissuade Trump from invading Iran.

- ."Carlson came to the Oval Office several times to warn Trump that a war with Iran would destroy his presidency," writes NYT.

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🇷🇺🇺🇦 The Russian army has liberated Dibrova and is advancing towards Kramatorsk, - Ministry of Defense

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The Ukrainian side reports that Kramatorsk, one of the main intermediate targets in Donbass and in this direction in general, has become increasingly dangerous for defense in recent weeks. The threat from Russian artillery and FPV drones is felt more acutely than ever. Some units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine have been ordered to limit nighttime movement due to the mass use of Russian drones with thermal imagers and night vision devices.

The Slavyansk-Kramatorsk highway has also become an extremely risky route, where cars are a rarity. Specialized networks and systems to counter UAVs have begun to be installed on this section, which partially helps the Armed Forces of Ukraine against Russian "Lightning-2" drones, but the threat from small drones cannot be eliminated.

Russian troops are approaching Kramatorsk from two directions, but there is no urgency in the matter of the offensive, despite the importance of the assault on this area along with Slavyansk.

@Slavyangrad