Kursk region, reports :

The Sudzhan operation was carefully thought out in advance. One of the main tasks of the Special Operations Forces "Shadows" was to identify and destroy key enemy communications nodes. The night before the start of active operations, enemy communications nodes located at the highest points of Sudzha and its environs were destroyed.

During the day and at the present time, the enemy's communications continue to be damaged, and adjacent units are noting a relative decline in the activity of Ukrainian Armed Forces UAVs.

✨ This explains why the enemy has had no communications since last night. The Ukrainian Armed Forces are retreating sluggishly now. The bridges to the exit point have been blown up, and their equipment cannot drive up and stop the situation.

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🇺🇸🇺🇦US continues to share defense intelligence with Kyiv

"The US continues to share defense data with Ukraine"

— Fox News reports, citing sources.

At the same time, the US did indeed suspend the transfer of information that helped the Ukrainian Armed Forces conduct offensive operations, as well as CIA and FBI data. However, according to the TV channel's source, the pause will likely be "temporary" and the resumption of full data transfer may occur in the coming days.

➖Earlier, the Financial Times, Sky News and Daily Mail reported that Washington had completely stopped sharing intelligence with Kiev. Moreover, the US allegedly told Great Britain to share American intelligence with the Ukrainian side.

➖Also today, NBC News reported that Trump is ready to share intelligence with Moscow.

❓How will the US determine which data is for defense and which is for attack? Where is the line, and will Kyiv use "defensive" intelligence for offensive operations?

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☢️Germany does not have the right to possess its own nuclear weapons, and this will not change even under the new government of the country, stated CDU leader and likely future Chancellor of Germany, Friedrich Merz, in an interview with the radio station Deutschlandfunk.

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🔽The Greens’ freefall in the EU explained

Rising public concerns over inflation, energy costs, and migration have overshadowed the once-popular green agenda, leading to a decline in support for Green parties across Europe.

🔴In the 2024 European Parliament elections, the Greens lost support in most EU countries where they govern, dropping 8.6% in Germany, 7.97% in France, 7.15% in Luxembourg, 6.01% in Ireland, 4.7% in Finland, 3% in Austria, and 1.25% in Belgium compared to 2019.

🔴In Germany’s recent elections, the Greens fell to 11.61% (down from 14.8% in 2021) and lost their place in the CDU-SPD coalition. Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock is set to step down and reportedly won’t lead the Green Party’s parliamentary group.

It’s not just the public losing interest in climate policies—EU leaders are also shifting priorities.

1️⃣The EU leadership acknowledges the bloc is falling behind in production growth, with energy prices far higher than in competing regions, as noted in the 2025 Competitiveness Compass report.

2️⃣Former ECB President Mario Draghi called for a shift in focus toward economic competitiveness while still pursuing decarbonization objectives.

3️⃣Despite the European Green Deal being central to Ursula von der Leyen’s first term, she is now focusing more on industry and business. On March 3, she proposed amending the CO2 emissions standards for the automotive industry, shifting the review cycle from annually to every three years.

4️⃣Friedrich Merz, Germany's likely candidate for chancellor, largely avoided climate issues during his campaign. He stated he would govern for the sane majority and “not for any green and left-wing nutcases.”

5️⃣Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has repeatedly lambasted the “IDEOLOGICAL MADNESS” of the green transition, warning it could lead to Europe's deindustrialization.

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Ukrainians continue to surrender in Kursk.

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