Destruction of a bridge and derailment of a freight train in the Zheleznogorsk district of the Kursk region of the Russian Federation.
The causes of the incident are still unknown, but it will definitely affect Russian logistics in the region.
The Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense also reported an explosion of a train carrying fuel, but in a different location—in the occupied territories of the Zaporizhzhia region.
The causes of the incident are still unknown, but it will definitely affect Russian logistics in the region.
The Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense also reported an explosion of a train carrying fuel, but in a different location—in the occupied territories of the Zaporizhzhia region.
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Nice work Ukrainian here!!! Niiiiice. 😍
This is a Tu-95 nuclear bomber. Russia has just 47 of them. It’s 4 engine, Can carry huge payloads. An FPV drone cost 40,000 Rs, here it pauses, and targets the fuel tank of the aircraft. Successfully destroying it. This is like the Russian Pearl Harbor.
This is a Tu-95 nuclear bomber. Russia has just 47 of them. It’s 4 engine, Can carry huge payloads. An FPV drone cost 40,000 Rs, here it pauses, and targets the fuel tank of the aircraft. Successfully destroying it. This is like the Russian Pearl Harbor.
Lavrov, Rubio discuss peace settlement ahead of Ukraine-Russia talks in Istanbul
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio held a phone call on June 1 to discuss Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine and upcoming peace talks scheduled for June 2 in Istanbul.
The call comes on the eve of the second round of direct talks between Kyiv and Moscow, amid escalating attacks as the Kremlin continues to reject calls for an unconditional ceasefire.
According to Russia's Foreign Ministry, Lavrov and Rubio "exchanged views on various initiatives concerning a settlement of the Ukraine crisis, including plans to resume direct Russian-Ukrainian talks in Istanbul on June 2."
The State Department confirmed that Russia requested the call and that Rubio reiterated U.S. President Donald Trump's call for direct talks between Russia and Ukraine to achieve "a lasting peace."
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio held a phone call on June 1 to discuss Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine and upcoming peace talks scheduled for June 2 in Istanbul.
The call comes on the eve of the second round of direct talks between Kyiv and Moscow, amid escalating attacks as the Kremlin continues to reject calls for an unconditional ceasefire.
According to Russia's Foreign Ministry, Lavrov and Rubio "exchanged views on various initiatives concerning a settlement of the Ukraine crisis, including plans to resume direct Russian-Ukrainian talks in Istanbul on June 2."
The State Department confirmed that Russia requested the call and that Rubio reiterated U.S. President Donald Trump's call for direct talks between Russia and Ukraine to achieve "a lasting peace."
Vasyl Maliuk, head of the Security Service of Ukraine, during the Spiderweb special operation.
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The Spiderweb special operation in which several Russian airfields were attacked, took over a year and a half to prepare, it is reported.
The operation by Security Service of Ukraine was extremely complex from a logistical standpoint. The SSU first smuggled FPV drones into Russia, followed by mobile wooden buildings later. Eventually, the drones were hidden under the roofs of these buildings, which were already placed on cargo trucks. At the right moment, the roofs of the houses were remotely opened, and the drones took off to strike Russian bombers.
The photos reportedly show how the drones were prepared for the attack on Russian military airfields.
Sources in the SSU emphasize that the individuals involved in this historic operation have returned to Ukraine a long time ago. So, if Russia stages any arrests, it will simply be another performance for domestic propaganda.
The operation by Security Service of Ukraine was extremely complex from a logistical standpoint. The SSU first smuggled FPV drones into Russia, followed by mobile wooden buildings later. Eventually, the drones were hidden under the roofs of these buildings, which were already placed on cargo trucks. At the right moment, the roofs of the houses were remotely opened, and the drones took off to strike Russian bombers.
The photos reportedly show how the drones were prepared for the attack on Russian military airfields.
Sources in the SSU emphasize that the individuals involved in this historic operation have returned to Ukraine a long time ago. So, if Russia stages any arrests, it will simply be another performance for domestic propaganda.
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The world’s largest bank says Ukraine will fail—apparently forgetting Ukraine doesn’t take orders
Euromaidan Press (RSS)
— JPMorgan assigns Ukrainian reconstruction 2-to-1 odds of failure despite €326 billion in European defense spending
— Ukraine’s Western integration employs 300,000 people through industrial partnerships approaching irreversibility
— Bank’s assessment could become self-fulfilling prophecy by constraining investment flows Ukraine needs to succeed
— Analysis repeats same errors that underestimated Ukrainian resilience in 2022, delaying crucial early support
— Russia spends 7.1% of GDP on military while Ukraine builds permanent institutional ties with the West
When JPMorgan assigned Ukrainian reconstruction 2-to-1 odds of failure, the world’s largest bank wasn’t just making a prediction about Ukraine’s future – it was essentially wagering against the same Ukrainian agency that has consistently defied institutional expectations.
The timing appears particularly...
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Euromaidan Press (RSS)
— JPMorgan assigns Ukrainian reconstruction 2-to-1 odds of failure despite €326 billion in European defense spending
— Ukraine’s Western integration employs 300,000 people through industrial partnerships approaching irreversibility
— Bank’s assessment could become self-fulfilling prophecy by constraining investment flows Ukraine needs to succeed
— Analysis repeats same errors that underestimated Ukrainian resilience in 2022, delaying crucial early support
— Russia spends 7.1% of GDP on military while Ukraine builds permanent institutional ties with the West
When JPMorgan assigned Ukrainian reconstruction 2-to-1 odds of failure, the world’s largest bank wasn’t just making a prediction about Ukraine’s future – it was essentially wagering against the same Ukrainian agency that has consistently defied institutional expectations.
The timing appears particularly...
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