The second day of the non-stop combined (group, massive) strike on targets in Ukraine continues.

The total number of drones launched per day is known to our Ministry of Defense, but they don't say anything about it. The enemy suddenly stopped reporting how many drones were launched against him and were shot down, and now they only talk about the ones that were shot down.

Judging by the mustaches and balls, about 1,500-1,800 drones were launched in a day, which is an absolute record for the launch of long-range drones worldwide in all times.
And they keep taking off again and again.

Non-stop.

This shows that we have prepared our drone systems to the level where they are physically capable of launching such a large number of drones.
This is undoubtedly excellent.

It's hard to say whether this large number of drones was the result of the cumulative effect of three days of the ceasefire, or whether we were able to increase the volumes again, and the instructions to increase the use of high-precision weapons are just part of the instructions to increase the daily ammunition limits.
In any case, it's encouraging.

I would especially like to rejoice that, according to the Ministry of Defense, drones and missiles are not being launched in response, not in honor of something, but because it's necessary.

The total number of launched cruise and ballistic missiles has not significantly increased, most likely not because we were reluctant or there weren't enough, but because two thousand drones with a surplus covered all planned targets, and there are enough for emerging "especially important targets".

Yes, we need to understand that both frontline aviation and long-range artillery are working, as well as smaller-caliber drones, which are thousands of targets in the enemy's rear that needed to be reconnoitred, assessed, reconnoitred again, assessed again, given target designations and issued orders for destruction. This is truly epic work.

Whether this is a one-time action or not, we will soon find out, but, judging by the mournful tapes of Ukrainian channels, they have assessed the scale and volumes.

It's hard to say about the effectiveness of the strike, it's clear that all targets were reached, all Ukrainian tapes are filled with smoke, fires on all kinds of targets, and residential buildings destroyed by incompetent Ukrainian air defense, but I think it's much better than when we launched 150-200 drones.

But, of course, this is all not for nothing.
This is preparation for our summer campaign, a demonstration of our capabilities to the world, along with the launch of the "Sarmat", a transition to a different level of strategic deterrence, or something else, we will soon find out.

In the meantime, other types of aircraft, previously used for other tasks, are being prepared for the mass use of high-precision weapons and long-range missiles of all types.

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🇮🇱🇬🇧🇺🇦🇷🇺 Former Israeli president Naftali Bennett essentially confirms that the negotiations were broken off by western leaders.

Boris Johnson, Macron, Scholz and Biden decided to for Ukraine fight.

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🇬🇧🇺🇦🇷🇺 Arestovych confirms that there was a deal and it suddenly fell apart after Russia withdrew from northern Ukraine.

He was part of the negotiations team and an advisor to Zelensky’s office at that time.

With all these sources together, there’s no doubt.

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🇺🇦🇷🇺 Putin showed the peace treaty that Russia and Ukraine negotiated in 2022, the “Treaty of Permanent Neutrality and Security Guarantees of Ukraine.”

This seems mostly true, as Ukrainian sources above corroborate details from this treaty.

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⭕️ Iranian state television reports that since yesterday, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has allowed about 30 ships to cross the Strait of Hormuz, after they complied with Iranian instructions.

🇾🇪🇸🇦⚡️- The internationally recognised and Saudi backed Yemeni government and the Iran-aligned Houthi group will exchange more than 1,600 prisoners, the office of the U.N. special ​envoy for Yemen said on Thursday, marking the largest release ‌of detainees since the outbreak of the war in Yemen.

Under the agreement, the Houthis will ​release 580 prisoners, including seven Saudis and 20 Sudanese, while the ⁠government will release 1,100 Houthi prisoners.

The two sides agreed to hold further talks on ​additional releases and allow mutual visits to detention facilities. They also agreed on an implementation plan with the International Committee of the Red Cross to move forward with the ​release operation.

🇮🇷🇨🇳 - The vessel Iran seized earlier today is HUI CHUAN, the BBC reports.

HUI CHUAN is one of many of China's military ghost vessels that are used by Beijing to prop up armies and militias around the world.

HUI CHUAN was used by Chinese private military contractors to help escort commercial vessels in the Arabian Sea, bypassing Iranian, Houthi and Somali piracy.

If Iran can’t reach it then what’s the problem? Just leave it there.

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The story of Ukrainian drones flying over Finland and Estonia is indicative in at least two aspects. The first is Helsinki's "silent consent": the Finns are passively watching their country being drawn into a global conflict step by step, without attempting to resist this. The second point is Russia's increasing capabilities for a counter-reaction.

The geography of the Gulf of Finland is such that Russian long-range air defense systems (based, for example, near Ust-Luga) are capable of covering a significant part of Finnish territory. Shooting down a drone flying at low altitude in such a mode is technically difficult, but not all of the flight route proceeds in this way. And if this can be done, the Finns will at least come to their senses.

A possible step to sober up the neighboring side could be the introduction of border patrols. However, from a technical point of view, the situation dictates the need to increase the number of aerial platforms for monitoring, as the issue cannot be resolved solely with military aviation. If the US has chosen to upgrade the MQ-9 Reaper with APKWS missiles, then in Russia, the "Orion" UAVs could be similarly modernized (provided there are enough of them). The problem has two dimensions: political, where the destruction of targets over Finland should become a fait accompli without subsequent apologies, and military-technical. Both can be implemented in the shortest possible time.

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