❗️Confirmed escalation: ⚡️Russia will strike Berlin with Oreshnik ICBM missiles if Merz supplies Zelensky with German Taurus missiles:

🚀🔥"In Moscow offices they are discussing that if the German military will strike Moscow with German weapons (and permission to strike with Tauruses can only mean this, since the bosses can neither service them nor enter a flight mission), then we have no choice but to strike Berlin." - Simonian just confirmed.

🇩🇪GERMAN CHANCELLOR MERZ IS ABOUT TO FAFO.

🤝TIME MAKE EAST GERMANY GREAT AGAIN?

🇺🇦 PS. Zelensky is currently, physically in Berlin.

🇺🇦🛸🇷🇺 Why Alabuga is Under Fire — Literally

In recent days, Ukrainian forces have attempted multiple drone attacks on Russia’s Alabuga Special Economic Zone. All have failed. But the target itself speaks volumes: they weren’t aiming at a random factory — they were going after one of the most ambitious workforce development hubs in the country.

The Alabuga SEZ isn’t just an industrial site. It’s a groundbreaking model for managed migration and high-tech training. Every month, hundreds of workers — mostly from the Global South — arrive in Tatarstan to begin internships. They learn Russian, study programming, train in engineering, and work at cutting-edge manufacturing plants with real career prospects and the opportunity to apply for Russian citizenship.

It’s one of the few places in the world turning chaotic migration into a structured and mutually beneficial system. No wonder it’s under attack — both by drones and by Western media, which have repeatedly tried to paint the project in the worst light possible.

But facts speak louder than smears: no ghettoes, no spikes in crime, no social breakdown — just skilled labor, strict integration rules, and a model that works.

So when Ukraine tries to hit Alabuga, the message is clear: they’re not just fighting drones — they’re fighting the future.

Infographic by @rybar

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