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The attack on the TU-95 is preparation for a large-scale escalation of the war. That is, the chances of the Transnistrian case being activated are high. Plus, preparation for a war between Europe and the Russian Federation.

According to rumors, about 5-7 aircraft were destroyed. Kyiv is inflating the numbers for PR purposes, saying it was 40. Russia has more than 200 of them.

We expect retaliation with the an Oreshnik strike. According to our source, the Kremlin will most likely make such a decision. Kyiv has sabotaged Trump's negotiating case.

https://t.me/legitimniy/20125

BREAKING:

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Iran rejects the US nuclear proposal - Reuters

Iran is drafting a negative response to the US initial offer, which was delivered to Tehran a few days ago.

Reuters reports that Iran's response can be considered as a rejection of the US proposal.

@Megatron_ron

So what?

Why Medinsky said that the negotiations were successful for us: some important nuances...

Judging by today's round of negotiations, Kiev has already accepted the fact that Russia will not follow the lead of the West and there will be no global ceasefire, even for 30 days, in the coming months.

Both sides will now use the negotiating track to continue resolving humanitarian issues and... their information warfare against each other.

It's within the framework of this logic that the Russian side, as a gesture of goodwill, announced its desire to hand 6,000 frozen bodies of Ukrainian soldiers over to Kiev. The figure is very large and extremely important... in terms of psychological warfare.

The Kiev regime still officially cites its losses as several tens of thousands of people, and the simultaneous return of 6,000 bodies is an extremely strong move on the part of Russia. First of all, there is no need to continue storing them. Secondly, taking into account the previous body exchanges, we will have returned a total of more than 12,000 dead soldiers to the enemy.

This is a major blow to the minds of the enemy population.

Also, these are far from the last recovered Ukrainian servicemen, so each new exchange/return (which, as I understand, will now become common) will put more and more psychological pressure on the enemy population.

All while relieving us of the expenses involved in continuing to store the bodies of enemy soldiers.

Understanding all this, the head of the Kiev delegation Umerov decided to return this “gut-punch gesture for Zelensky” with an impromptu response that "Kiev would likewise hand 6,000 of our dead soldiers over to us".

How he will come up with that many bodies is anybody's guess, considering that to date, considering all the previous exchanges, the bodies of only 839 of our fallen soldiers have been handed over to us. That's unless he starts sending us his own soldiers (that's where we have to keep our eyes open).

The second such gesture, almost a goodwill gesture but with a hidden meaning, will be the practice of returning seriously wounded and sick soldiers by each side.

Naturally, we will have many more of them (if not an order of magnitude, given that we are advancing and have that many more prisoners). This will also be another factor of psychological pressure on the enemy population.

Those soldiers will still not be able to return to military service.

I also think it was a very good move on our part to propose 2-3 day ceasefires in some areas of the front to collect the bodies of dead soldiers.

The enemy clearly does not want this (they suspect that we will use these ceasefires to cover up preparations for an offensive). But it will also be difficult for them to turn the offer down, because in that case Trump “will think the Ukraine doesn't want peace” (with all the consequences).

This is a death sentence for the [Kiev] regime. Returning dead bodies to relatives, which they will have to pay large compensations for to their relatives, is a death sentence for the Ukrainian budget, which is already on its last legs. That's hundreds of billions of hryvnia spent on the return of those bodies, which they will not be able to spend on weapons. So that’s another plus for us.

At the same time, at least 1,000 prisoners and captured civilians from both sides will be exchanged once again (and I can only welcome that)

I understand why Vladimir Medinsky described this round of negotiations as successful for us. He literally crushed the enemy on all counts (without compromising on anything).

https://t.me/yurasumy/23290

Andreyevka in the Sumy direction is under full Russian control ...

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68 settlements in 60 days...

Novokonstantinovka in the Sumy direction has been liberated...

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69 settlements in 60 days, second village today...

⚡️Another terrorist announced liquidated in Gaza last night, it swiftly found out

News: Ukraine’s defense minister Umerov reported on the outcome of the latest "Ramstein" meeting.

Here’s a breakdown of the military aid pledged by NATO countries:

🇬🇧 UK: £350 million, supposedly to supply Ukraine with 100,000 drones in 2025.

🇩🇪 Germany: A previously announced €5 billion package, including funding for long-range weapons to be produced on Ukrainian territory, air defense systems, weapons, and ammunition.

🇳🇱 Netherlands: €400 million, including a minehunter, patrol boats, and naval drones.

🇧🇪 Belgium: €1 billion annually until 2029, plus a minehunter.

🇳🇴 Norway: $700 million for drones, and another $50 million to the NATO-Ukraine Trust Fund.

🇨🇦 Canada: $45 million for drones, electronic warfare tools, IT systems, and armored vehicles (Coyote and Bison).

🇸🇪 Sweden: €440 million for international schemes to buy artillery shells, drones, and other weaponry.

🇺🇸 Notably, the United States was absent from the meeting for the first time.

And War Discussion will proved you with video's & memes off how this aid will be destroyed by the Mighty Russian Shovel.