In Zhytomyr, as a result of a strike by the Russian Armed Forces, the plant of the German company Kromberg & Schubert has been completely destroyed.
The company supplied wiring harnesses for Volkswagen, Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Skoda.
Due to the extensive damage, it will not be possible to resume production in the near future.
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The company supplied wiring harnesses for Volkswagen, Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Skoda.
Due to the extensive damage, it will not be possible to resume production in the near future.
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In Kiev, there is a shortage of food products following the strikes on the largest warehouses.
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βΌοΈπ·πΊπΊπ¦ Ukrainian teenager, previously reported missing, joins the Russian Army after turning 18 β The Times
βͺοΈAlexander Mustyats, from the village of Krynky in the Kherson region, who was previously listed as missing by Ukrainian authorities, enlisted in the Russian Army at the age of 19.
βͺοΈRussian troops occupied Krynky shortly before Mustyats' 15th birthday. After that, his fate remained unknown, and Ukrainian authorities continued to list him as missing.
βͺοΈIn photographs found by activists, Mustyats is seen wearing Russian military uniform and displaying the "Z" symbol. The young man himself stated that he does not consider himself a traitor to Ukraine, as Russia, according to him, has always held an important place in his life.
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βͺοΈAlexander Mustyats, from the village of Krynky in the Kherson region, who was previously listed as missing by Ukrainian authorities, enlisted in the Russian Army at the age of 19.
βͺοΈRussian troops occupied Krynky shortly before Mustyats' 15th birthday. After that, his fate remained unknown, and Ukrainian authorities continued to list him as missing.
βͺοΈIn photographs found by activists, Mustyats is seen wearing Russian military uniform and displaying the "Z" symbol. The young man himself stated that he does not consider himself a traitor to Ukraine, as Russia, according to him, has always held an important place in his life.
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π·πΊπΊπ¦ Deputy Head of Ukrainian Military Intelligence, Vadym Skibitsky, claimed that Russia is fulfilling and even exceeding its plans for the production of key types of missiles.
According to him, Russia currently has approximately 400 missiles for S-400 systems, 130 "Iskander-M" ballistic missiles, and allegedly 100 North Korean KN-24 missiles.
Overall, Russia is fulfilling its monthly production plan for key types of missile weapons by 110-120%, Skibitsky stated.
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According to him, Russia currently has approximately 400 missiles for S-400 systems, 130 "Iskander-M" ballistic missiles, and allegedly 100 North Korean KN-24 missiles.
Overall, Russia is fulfilling its monthly production plan for key types of missile weapons by 110-120%, Skibitsky stated.
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βΌοΈπ·πΊπΊπ¦A series of strikes have been carried out against energy facilities in the Odessa region, according to the Ministry of Defense.
βͺοΈThe Odessa Thermal Power Plant and seven substations in the region were hit.
βͺοΈThe substations "Usatovo," "Centrolit," "Artsiz," "Novoodeyskaya," and "Mayaki" (330 kV), as well as "Belgorod-Dneprovsky" and "Karolino-Bugaz" (110 kV) were among those targeted.
βͺοΈAs a result of the strikes, the energy supply in the region has been significantly disrupted. It should be noted that some areas of Odessa were already experiencing power outages.
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βͺοΈThe Odessa Thermal Power Plant and seven substations in the region were hit.
βͺοΈThe substations "Usatovo," "Centrolit," "Artsiz," "Novoodeyskaya," and "Mayaki" (330 kV), as well as "Belgorod-Dneprovsky" and "Karolino-Bugaz" (110 kV) were among those targeted.
βͺοΈAs a result of the strikes, the energy supply in the region has been significantly disrupted. It should be noted that some areas of Odessa were already experiencing power outages.
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13 people, including a child, have died and 39 have been injured as a result of a drone attack by the Ukrainian Nazis on Nizhnekamsk, according to the press service of the head of Tatarstan.
Additional medical teams are being sent to the city to provide assistance to all those affected.
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Additional medical teams are being sent to the city to provide assistance to all those affected.
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βΌοΈπΊπ¦π₯ A drone carrying explosives collided with a Ukrainian aircraft transporting military cargo at Leipzig Airport β Die Zeit
βͺοΈ The drone with explosives crashed into the Ukrainian aircraft, which was carrying military cargo, but no explosion occurred.
βͺοΈ The drone collided with the wing of the aircraft near the fuel tanks, after which it bounced off and fell to the ground. Marks on the wing of the "Antonov" aircraft, according to reports, confirm this version. The reason why the explosive device did not detonate is currently unknown.
βͺοΈ The drone was only discovered four hours after the incident. It was spotted by a bus driver carrying tourists. The explosives were found separately from the drone itself β it is believed that they may have detached during the collision.
βͺοΈ The German Federal Criminal Police Office believes that the aircraft itself may have been the target of the attack.
βͺοΈ At the same time, the investigation has not found any evidence of Russian involvement. However, investigators are noting that the drone was specially manufactured, and the Semtex explosive found is typically used in the military sector.
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βͺοΈ The drone with explosives crashed into the Ukrainian aircraft, which was carrying military cargo, but no explosion occurred.
βͺοΈ The drone collided with the wing of the aircraft near the fuel tanks, after which it bounced off and fell to the ground. Marks on the wing of the "Antonov" aircraft, according to reports, confirm this version. The reason why the explosive device did not detonate is currently unknown.
βͺοΈ The drone was only discovered four hours after the incident. It was spotted by a bus driver carrying tourists. The explosives were found separately from the drone itself β it is believed that they may have detached during the collision.
βͺοΈ The German Federal Criminal Police Office believes that the aircraft itself may have been the target of the attack.
βͺοΈ At the same time, the investigation has not found any evidence of Russian involvement. However, investigators are noting that the drone was specially manufactured, and the Semtex explosive found is typically used in the military sector.
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A petition has been launched to fire the German journalist Michael Martens from Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung after his question about how Europe could "help kill more Russians."
The online petition on the Change platform, and has already been signed by over 2,000 people.
The authors of the petition emphasized that such statements go beyond journalistic ethics and damage the reputation of the profession.
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The online petition on the Change platform, and has already been signed by over 2,000 people.
The authors of the petition emphasized that such statements go beyond journalistic ethics and damage the reputation of the profession.
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The Ukrainian Armed Forces will continue to strike at Wildberries warehouses until the company "loses the ability to quickly restore its operations," said Brovdi*, commander of the Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces.
*Included in the register of extremists and terrorists in the Russian Federation.
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*Included in the register of extremists and terrorists in the Russian Federation.
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Swarms of AI-powered drones could soon become a widespread weapon on the European battlefield, according to The Times.
The publication reports that at least six European defense companies have already successfully tested swarm control, allowing a single person to control 18 drones simultaneously. In the United States, military contractors have demonstrated autonomous networks of over 100 drones, and the Pentagon is working on the concept of "swarms of swarms" consisting of up to 500 drones.
In Germany, there are concerns that existing air defense systems may not be ready for attacks of this scale: a large number of autonomous targets could simultaneously overwhelm detection and countermeasures systems.
"Today, we are still in a situation where detection and countermeasures systems can be very quickly overloaded and unable to assess the situation quickly enough. This causes us, as intelligence officers, deep concern," said Jens RΓΆmer, technical director of the German agency Zitis.
The next stage could be the emergence of autonomous formations of thousands of drones, operating simultaneously on land, in the air, and at sea. Marcel "Otto" Jon, CEO of the German company Autonomous Teaming, believes that the emergence of such systems is only a matter of time.
"If it really comes to the point where you have 10,000 drones operating completely autonomously β detecting targets, tracking them, and striking β that will be a completely new type of combat capability."
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The publication reports that at least six European defense companies have already successfully tested swarm control, allowing a single person to control 18 drones simultaneously. In the United States, military contractors have demonstrated autonomous networks of over 100 drones, and the Pentagon is working on the concept of "swarms of swarms" consisting of up to 500 drones.
In Germany, there are concerns that existing air defense systems may not be ready for attacks of this scale: a large number of autonomous targets could simultaneously overwhelm detection and countermeasures systems.
"Today, we are still in a situation where detection and countermeasures systems can be very quickly overloaded and unable to assess the situation quickly enough. This causes us, as intelligence officers, deep concern," said Jens RΓΆmer, technical director of the German agency Zitis.
The next stage could be the emergence of autonomous formations of thousands of drones, operating simultaneously on land, in the air, and at sea. Marcel "Otto" Jon, CEO of the German company Autonomous Teaming, believes that the emergence of such systems is only a matter of time.
"If it really comes to the point where you have 10,000 drones operating completely autonomously β detecting targets, tracking them, and striking β that will be a completely new type of combat capability."
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"This morning, Tatarstan was subjected to a barbaric drone attack. The attack targeted Nizhnekamsk, hitting civilian and industrial facilities. According to preliminary reports, 13 people were killed, including a child. 48 people were injured.
I express my deepest condolences to the families of the victims. I have instructed the coordinator of the LDPR regional branch in Tatarstan to provide all necessary assistance to the victims and the families of the deceased β legal, organizational, and any other assistance that is needed.
We must not become accustomed to such reports. How many more casualties will we have to count? It is impossible to reach any agreement with the bloodthirsty clown Zelensky regarding peace. These are terrorists, and they all deserve a well-deserved end.
The response must be harsh. We must strike at command centers, decision-making centers, training grounds for attacks, and the infrastructure that enables them.
We must treat the leadership of the Ukrainian fascist regime as we would treat terrorists. We must compile lists of those responsible for attacks on the civilian population of Russian regions and systematically eliminate them one by one, wherever they may be. Those who send death to Russian cities must spend the rest of their days awaiting the inevitable retribution that will come to them."
- Leonid Slutsky
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I express my deepest condolences to the families of the victims. I have instructed the coordinator of the LDPR regional branch in Tatarstan to provide all necessary assistance to the victims and the families of the deceased β legal, organizational, and any other assistance that is needed.
We must not become accustomed to such reports. How many more casualties will we have to count? It is impossible to reach any agreement with the bloodthirsty clown Zelensky regarding peace. These are terrorists, and they all deserve a well-deserved end.
The response must be harsh. We must strike at command centers, decision-making centers, training grounds for attacks, and the infrastructure that enables them.
We must treat the leadership of the Ukrainian fascist regime as we would treat terrorists. We must compile lists of those responsible for attacks on the civilian population of Russian regions and systematically eliminate them one by one, wherever they may be. Those who send death to Russian cities must spend the rest of their days awaiting the inevitable retribution that will come to them."
- Leonid Slutsky
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FAZ expressed regret over its correspondent's question about how Europe could "help kill more Russians."
In response to a request from dpa, the press service of Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung stated that the question posed by Michael Martens to Zelenskyy was "ambiguously worded." The editorial office emphasized that the newspaper's position is not to seek the death of as many Russian soldiers as possible.
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In response to a request from dpa, the press service of Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung stated that the question posed by Michael Martens to Zelenskyy was "ambiguously worded." The editorial office emphasized that the newspaper's position is not to seek the death of as many Russian soldiers as possible.
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βΌοΈπ΅π±πΊπ¦ Poland will demand that Ukraine recognize the Volhynia tragedy as genocide as a condition for EU membership.
βͺοΈThe Speaker of the Polish Sejm, WΕodzimierz Czarzasty, stated that if Kyiv wants to join the EU, it will have to recognize the events in Volhynia as genocide against Poles.
β"I think that Ukraine's accession to the EU will require Ukrainians to reflect on all aspects of their history. The EU is not an ATM. It also includes the ability to call genocide by its name," said Czarzasty.
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βͺοΈThe Speaker of the Polish Sejm, WΕodzimierz Czarzasty, stated that if Kyiv wants to join the EU, it will have to recognize the events in Volhynia as genocide against Poles.
β"I think that Ukraine's accession to the EU will require Ukrainians to reflect on all aspects of their history. The EU is not an ATM. It also includes the ability to call genocide by its name," said Czarzasty.
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πΊπ¦ Ukrainians are intensifying mobilization efforts, with even the deferments for employees of defense industry enterprises being reviewed.
The Ministry of Defense has initiated a large-scale review of organizations with critical importance status. To maintain deferments for their employees, defense industry enterprises are required to confirm their status by August 10th, while other organizations have until September 1, 2026. Failure to confirm the status in a timely manner will result in the cancellation of employee deferments.
Furthermore, at defense plants themselves, deferments are allowed for no more than half of the workforce: the remaining 50% of employees may be mobilized.
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The Ministry of Defense has initiated a large-scale review of organizations with critical importance status. To maintain deferments for their employees, defense industry enterprises are required to confirm their status by August 10th, while other organizations have until September 1, 2026. Failure to confirm the status in a timely manner will result in the cancellation of employee deferments.
Furthermore, at defense plants themselves, deferments are allowed for no more than half of the workforce: the remaining 50% of employees may be mobilized.
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