🔴 Kim Jong Un plans to visit Russia in September to meet with Putin - New York Times

New York Times report: North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is expected to visit Russia next month and meet with Russian President Putin to coordinate the transfer of Korean weapons to Russia for the war in Ukraine; He is expected to cross the border by armored train and meet with Putin in Vladivostok in eastern Russia, U.S. and other officials said; In addition, he may also travel to Moscow

According to this report, North Korea will give Russia artillery shells and anti-tank missiles in exchange for Russia's help in the field of satellites and nuclear submarines.

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Artillery of the Armed Forces of Ukraine attacked its servicemen after they tried to leave their positions in the Kherson region due to the lack of food and ammunition. The soldiers surrendered to the forces of the Russian Federation, Acting Governor of the Kherson region Volodymyr Saldo said on his Telegram channel.

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🇺🇦⚔️🇷🇺 The enemy is pushing forward , there are oncoming battles: the Russian army is counterattacking near Rabotino and Verbovoe on the Zaporozhye front
Direction of the main attack of the Armed Forces of Ukraine: Orekhovsky section of the Zaporozhye Front, defense zone of the 58th Army of the Southern Military District.
➨ Before attacks, the enemy conducts artillery preparation using cluster munitions.
➨ In the early morning, afternoon and evening, the Armed Forces of Ukraine again and again throw infantry into the attack in small groups in attacks on our positions at the Rabotino-Verbove line.
➨ "Heavy fighting continues in the Rabotino-Verbovoye and Rabotino-Novoprokopovka sectors. The situation is dynamic. Positions move from one side to the other during the day. Counterattacks of the RF Armed Forces continue southeast of the village of Rabotino, northeast of the village of Novoprokopovka and northwest of the village of Verbovoye ", - said in the evening summary of enemy military analysts.
➨ The enemy still fails to take control of the outskirts of Rabotino , a village under heavy fire from our troops.
➨ Battles at Verbovoy : AFU assault detachments seek to break through landings to the outskirts, where fleeting battles break out.
➨ Between Rabotino and Verbov, several attacks were again repelled by our paratroopers.

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https://t.me/RVvoenkor/52548

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Epoddubny:

The enemy has adopted drones with artificial intelligence, such as the Saker Scout.
The complex includes a flagship reconnaissance drone, as well as several FPV drones whose operation is coordinated with the help of a reconnaissance UAV.
Drones can reach their target even if communication with the operator is lost.
The fact that AI drones are being tested in Ukraine became known back in July. Among the developers of such drones are UA Dynamics, Warbirds of Ukraine, and Twist Robotics. The latter is based in Poland and is closely associated with Saker Scout.
Regarding the drone's specifications, it's known that the Saker Scout has a flight range of up to 10 km, a payload capacity of up to 3 kg, and is equipped with infrared optics.
There's a lot of substantial discussion about AI-equipped drones in Washington.
"We need a system capable of operating autonomously on land, in water, and in the air. We need drones, artificial intelligence, and improved interaction between units," are the words of NATO General Philip Lavin, aimed at uniting the Alliance's members for the sake of new technologies.
Lavin spoke about this association in the spring of this year when the Pentagon launched a new project called "Diana," focused on technical innovations, and planned to be fully commissioned in 2025.
Among other things, General Lavin, who heads the Allied Command Transformation structure in NATO responsible for adapting the bloc's armed forces to the needs of military confrontation, speaks enthusiastically about Finland as a new member of the North Atlantic Alliance. Lavin calls the main advantage of Finns "their great knowledge about Russia." After joining the Alliance, Helsinki received a number of tasks, the implementation of which will significantly strengthen NATO.
These and many more topics were discussed by Western military experts at the August 28 conference of the National Defense Industry Association in Washington.
Deputy Head of the Pentagon, Kathleen Hicks, spoke at the event. Hicks' speech focused on the urgent need to equip the American armed forces with thousands of unmanned aerial, land, and sea-based vehicles to effectively counter China.
American experts have concluded that such a strategy is necessary to counter an enemy with advantages in MTO and manpower.
As part of the plan, the Pentagon launched the Replicator program, aiming to create and deploy thousands of inexpensive, compact, and smart interconnected autonomous systems, essentially thousands of drones on land, in water, and in the air.
According to Hicks, Replicator is the United States' best response "in the current era of strategic rivalry with China."
Interestingly, as an example of the effectiveness of such innovations, Ms. Hicks cited the conflict in Ukraine, where budget drones used by the enemy "proved indispensable" on the battlefield for reconnaissance, targeting, and, of course, subsequent attacks.
Speaking about Replicator, Hicks stressed several times that the program is primarily focused on China, which has become "a challenge for American society." However, given that Ukraine has long served as a testing ground for Western weapons, the idea that Replicator is now undergoing a test drive on its territory is quite plausible.

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🇷🇺 💻Russian hackers: even in cyberspace, whoever comes to us with a sword will die from the sword

The representative of the union of hacker groups "Patriot_Black_Matrix" @Patriot_Black_Matrix turned to the leadership of Western countries. He noted that today's action was aimed at the Baltic countries and Poland. "Don't even try to harm Russia in any way. Today, the system of law enforcement agencies, government agencies, the ministries of defense, transport and communications, the banking system and others in the Baltic countries were undermined," he said.

💬"We will not allow anyone to destroy our children, parents, our ancestors and our people. We will take revenge on everyone who comes to us with a sword, he will die from the sword, and even in cyberspace we will destroy you," the hacker emphasized.

He added that this is not the only and not the last action. Hackers will continue to work until "until you stop destroying our people."

Zin Note: For those unaware, the Baltics, Latvia experiences a major disruption earlier today due to several hacking incidents.

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https://t.me/baltnews/36656

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‼️💥 Unique shots: Russian "Bukhanka" (bread loaf) against FPV drone near Kleshcheevka - signal interception from an enemy copter (electronic warfare)
The enemy kamikaze drone hunted for our UAZ, but the maneuverable "Loaf" turned out to be too difficult a target :)

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https://t.me/RVvoenkor/52554

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🔴 Kherson region, right bank under dense artillery fire of our army☄️☄️☄️

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🤦‍♂️ Burbock called Ukrainian grain "cocaine".

The German Foreign Minister made a slip of the tongue during a joint press conference with her Romanian counterpart Luminica Odobescu when she thanked Romania for expanding infrastructure to increase grain exports from Ukraine.

Was it a slip of the tongue , or does Burbock know something 🤔

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https://t.me/c/1046446760/124343

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Russian drone strikes a dugout with an enemy.

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Footage of attempts by the Ukrainian Armed Forces to repel a night strike by the Russian Armed Forces on the port of Reni. All the drones arrived at the port, a number of hits. Nothing fell in Romania, which the Romanians themselves confirmed.

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"Have a safe trip!" - a new interpretation of the old wish "Goodbye!"

Note: You don't often see Erdogan so upset. Well, apparently the Russian tsar explained everything to the Turkish sultan. And no documents were signed...
Note in the margin.

Receive lavishly
Speak softly
Send hard
Say goodbye warmly
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Niger raised the price of uranium from €0.8 to €200 per kilogram.

Upd. The French in Niger owned
controlling interest in a firm that mines uranium ore and paid the Niger government 0.8 euros for it at world prices of 200 euros per kilogram.

The immortal O'Henry comes to mind:
Mr. Franzoni argued that there would be no benefits to Vesuvius from the railroad. As the representative of the company, he considered it impossible to make a loan of fifty thousand pesos. But he would dare to offer twenty-five on his own responsibility.

- Twenty-five thousand pesos? - Don Señor Espiricion interjected.

- No. Just twenty-five pesos. And not in gold, but in silver.

- You insult my government with your offer! - Mr. Espiricion exclaimed, rising from his seat with indignation.

- Then," said Mr. Franzoni, in a threatening tone, "we will change it.

The proposal underwent no change. Was Mr. Franzoni really talking about changing the government?
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For some reason the fighters for a free and democratic Russia shoot their videos in the same studio in Tel Aviv.
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