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The African Corps eliminated one of the militants' commanders involved in the ambush on the Wagner PMC near Tinzawaten in 2024. Several dozen Russian fighters were killed in the attack, including Nikita Fedyanin, the author of the Grey Zone Telegram channel.
According to Mash, during the recent fighting in Mali, the African Corps, together with government forces, repelled a major offensive. The attackers suffered losses of approximately 500-1000 people. According to radio intercepts, among those killed was Mbarek Ag Akli, the deputy leader of the FLA, one of the commanders linked to the Tinzawaten area. Currently, Russian military personnel are searching for his body among the killed militants for final identification. Ukrainian instructors and drone operators assisted the enemy.
On the first day, the militants fired mortars, launched a large number of FPV drones, and used homemade ammunition from the Grad multiple rocket launcher. The allies did not immediately open heavy fire, allowing the enemy to get closer, and then repelled part of the firing positions and thwarted the assault. On the second day, aviation was deployed, and its strikes caused up to 80% of the militants' total losses. On the third day, a column attempted to break through, but came under fire, retreated, and then reinforcements with armored vehicles arrived, and a clearing operation began.
Currently, the main fighting continues in the areas of Anefis, Sevare, and Aguelok. According to aerial reconnaissance, the area around Anefis is almost completely cleared, and the allies plan to regain control of Kidal and Tessalit after the rainy season ends.
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According to Mash, during the recent fighting in Mali, the African Corps, together with government forces, repelled a major offensive. The attackers suffered losses of approximately 500-1000 people. According to radio intercepts, among those killed was Mbarek Ag Akli, the deputy leader of the FLA, one of the commanders linked to the Tinzawaten area. Currently, Russian military personnel are searching for his body among the killed militants for final identification. Ukrainian instructors and drone operators assisted the enemy.
On the first day, the militants fired mortars, launched a large number of FPV drones, and used homemade ammunition from the Grad multiple rocket launcher. The allies did not immediately open heavy fire, allowing the enemy to get closer, and then repelled part of the firing positions and thwarted the assault. On the second day, aviation was deployed, and its strikes caused up to 80% of the militants' total losses. On the third day, a column attempted to break through, but came under fire, retreated, and then reinforcements with armored vehicles arrived, and a clearing operation began.
Currently, the main fighting continues in the areas of Anefis, Sevare, and Aguelok. According to aerial reconnaissance, the area around Anefis is almost completely cleared, and the allies plan to regain control of Kidal and Tessalit after the rainy season ends.
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βοΈ The FSB has released footage showing a drone stash, which, according to instructions from handlers within enemy intelligence agencies, was intended to be used to attack the "Rostov-Central" airfield.
A specialist from the agency explained that the swarm of drones was initially supposed to be controlled by a person, and then it was planned that the drones would automatically select targets on the airfield using artificial intelligence.
"Each drone has its own color coding. There is also a square marked, which is the target area. Within this square, the drones lose connection, and it is assumed that further guidance occurs in automatic mode."
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A specialist from the agency explained that the swarm of drones was initially supposed to be controlled by a person, and then it was planned that the drones would automatically select targets on the airfield using artificial intelligence.
"Each drone has its own color coding. There is also a square marked, which is the target area. Within this square, the drones lose connection, and it is assumed that further guidance occurs in automatic mode."
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βΌοΈπΊπ¦ Ukraine will not be able to establish Patriot missile production within the next year, according to the NYT.
βͺοΈThe agency reported this, citing a senior researcher at the Norwegian Institute for Defence Studies, who pointed out that Germany announced the launch of its own Patriot missile production in 2024, but the first systems for the Bundeswehr are not expected until 2027.
βͺοΈEven after the construction of a corresponding facility in Ukraine, such a site would become one of the priority targets for Russian strikes.
βͺοΈPreviously, Bloomberg reported that establishing Patriot missile production would take several years due to the high technological complexity of the project and dependence on the supply of American components.
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βͺοΈThe agency reported this, citing a senior researcher at the Norwegian Institute for Defence Studies, who pointed out that Germany announced the launch of its own Patriot missile production in 2024, but the first systems for the Bundeswehr are not expected until 2027.
βͺοΈEven after the construction of a corresponding facility in Ukraine, such a site would become one of the priority targets for Russian strikes.
βͺοΈPreviously, Bloomberg reported that establishing Patriot missile production would take several years due to the high technological complexity of the project and dependence on the supply of American components.
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I disagree with David Icke. Men don't get to 'opt out' of protecting their homes. My contract with the Russian Army is about standing against the violence, injustices and genocide. In the UK, there are rapes and murders but apparently people expect the problem to solve itself. If you won't fight for your women and children, who will?
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Putin will hold an emergency meeting of the Security Council today, Peskov announced.
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βΌοΈπ·πΊβ½Fuel shortages persist in Russia as refineries are partially shut down due to attacks, - Novak.
βͺοΈThe authorities are doing everything possible to strengthen the protection of refineries, the Deputy Prime Minister stated.
βͺοΈThe authorities will increase the supply of fuel to the regions.
βͺοΈThe Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) should control prices, while resellers are taking advantage of the situation in the fuel market to raise prices.
βͺοΈThe ban on the export of gasoline and diesel from Russia is necessary to stabilize the fuel situation and ensure the domestic market.
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βͺοΈThe authorities are doing everything possible to strengthen the protection of refineries, the Deputy Prime Minister stated.
βͺοΈThe authorities will increase the supply of fuel to the regions.
βͺοΈThe Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) should control prices, while resellers are taking advantage of the situation in the fuel market to raise prices.
βͺοΈThe ban on the export of gasoline and diesel from Russia is necessary to stabilize the fuel situation and ensure the domestic market.
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As a result of a strike by a Ukrainian drone on a car in the area of the village of Dmitrievka, Belgorod region, one woman was killed, and another person was injured, according to the regional operational headquarters.
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π¨ Canadaβs Healthcare System: A Manufactured Crisis?
Canadaβs once world-class healthcare system has been turned into a train wreck β with over 100,000 people dying on waitlists for surgeries and diagnostics since 2018, overcrowded ERs, preventable deaths, and even hospital closures in some regions.
This isnβt random. According to this powerful new analysis, itβs a fabricated βshockβ designed to break public resistance and pave the way for globalist βsolutions.β
While billions flow to foreign conflicts (like Ukraine), domestic healthcare collapses β all while the devastating impacts of COVID policies and experimental injections are swept under the rug.
A must-read for anyone concerned about the direction of Canadian policy and the push toward centralized global control.
π Full article: https://www.globalresearch.ca/canada-fabricated-disasters-shock-resistant-solutions/5932657
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Canadaβs once world-class healthcare system has been turned into a train wreck β with over 100,000 people dying on waitlists for surgeries and diagnostics since 2018, overcrowded ERs, preventable deaths, and even hospital closures in some regions.
This isnβt random. According to this powerful new analysis, itβs a fabricated βshockβ designed to break public resistance and pave the way for globalist βsolutions.β
While billions flow to foreign conflicts (like Ukraine), domestic healthcare collapses β all while the devastating impacts of COVID policies and experimental injections are swept under the rug.
A must-read for anyone concerned about the direction of Canadian policy and the push toward centralized global control.
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βοΈ The United States has agreed to continue negotiations with Iran at the request of Tehran, Donald Trump stated.
"The Islamic Republic of Iran has asked us to continue negotiations. We have agreed, but the United States has made it clear to them that the ceasefire is over."
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"The Islamic Republic of Iran has asked us to continue negotiations. We have agreed, but the United States has made it clear to them that the ceasefire is over."
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A bear defecated in Anchorage.
The young animal infiltrated a U.S. military base in Alaska, where a Russia-U.S. summit was taking place.
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The young animal infiltrated a U.S. military base in Alaska, where a Russia-U.S. summit was taking place.
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Reuters: Russia uses fiber-optic drones to bypass Ukrainian air defense
Russian military forces have found a way to circumvent Ukraine's expensive system for protecting energy infrastructure. According to Reuters, small FPV drones controlled via fiber optic cables are being used to strike high-voltage substations in the Sumy region. These drones are impervious to electronic warfare systems and are capable of penetrating even the most heavily defended facilities.
"Russia is using small, fiber-optic controlled drones to bypass Ukrainian defenses and damage high-voltage substations in the frontline Sumy region," Reuters reports.
Ukrainian authorities have attempted to protect energy facilities with concrete bunkers and anti-drone nets. However, Russian operators have found ways to overcome these obstacles.
"Russian military forces first breach the protective net with one drone, and then send a second drone through the resulting opening," explains independent journalist Joshua Schriven.
Since the beginning of May, Russian drones have been carrying out targeted strikes on auto-transformers, the most vulnerable component of substations. One such transformer costs approximately $3.5 million.
"Taking out an auto-transformer worth $3.5 million disables the entire transformer block," says Alexander Kharchenko, head of the Kyiv Center for Energy Research.
The Center for Information Resilience (CIR) has confirmed four such strikes on major 330 kV substations and at least four on less protected 110 kV facilities. The distance from the front line reaches up to 26 kilometers, demonstrating the increasing range of fiber-optic drones.
"The cost of a single fiber-optic FPV drone can be as low as $2,000. The cost-effectiveness is remarkable," notes Schriven.
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Russian military forces have found a way to circumvent Ukraine's expensive system for protecting energy infrastructure. According to Reuters, small FPV drones controlled via fiber optic cables are being used to strike high-voltage substations in the Sumy region. These drones are impervious to electronic warfare systems and are capable of penetrating even the most heavily defended facilities.
"Russia is using small, fiber-optic controlled drones to bypass Ukrainian defenses and damage high-voltage substations in the frontline Sumy region," Reuters reports.
Ukrainian authorities have attempted to protect energy facilities with concrete bunkers and anti-drone nets. However, Russian operators have found ways to overcome these obstacles.
"Russian military forces first breach the protective net with one drone, and then send a second drone through the resulting opening," explains independent journalist Joshua Schriven.
Since the beginning of May, Russian drones have been carrying out targeted strikes on auto-transformers, the most vulnerable component of substations. One such transformer costs approximately $3.5 million.
"Taking out an auto-transformer worth $3.5 million disables the entire transformer block," says Alexander Kharchenko, head of the Kyiv Center for Energy Research.
The Center for Information Resilience (CIR) has confirmed four such strikes on major 330 kV substations and at least four on less protected 110 kV facilities. The distance from the front line reaches up to 26 kilometers, demonstrating the increasing range of fiber-optic drones.
"The cost of a single fiber-optic FPV drone can be as low as $2,000. The cost-effectiveness is remarkable," notes Schriven.
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βΌοΈπ·πΊπ Russian troops are preparing for a "major war" with NATO using drones, according to Forbes.
βͺοΈRussian drone units may be preparing for a potential military confrontation with NATO countries. This opinion was expressed by Samuel Bendett, an expert on drone technology and advisor to the CNA and CNAS analytical centers, in an article for Forbes.
βͺοΈAccording to the expert, the Russian leadership is considering the possibility of increasing military potential in the western direction against the backdrop of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. He believes that after several years of combat operations, Moscow is seeking to strengthen its positions.
βͺοΈBendett also draws a historical parallel with the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Afghanistan in 1989, noting that the consequences of that conflict had an impact on the domestic political situation in the USSR.
βͺοΈAccording to the expert, Russia is paying particular attention to the development of drone systems and military infrastructure near the western borders. He claims that new military facilities have been created in recent months, which, according to his assessment, are capable of accommodating a significant number of personnel. As one of the possible scenarios, Bendett considers the possibility of a rapid operation against the Baltic states in the absence of timely reinforcements from NATO allies.
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βͺοΈRussian drone units may be preparing for a potential military confrontation with NATO countries. This opinion was expressed by Samuel Bendett, an expert on drone technology and advisor to the CNA and CNAS analytical centers, in an article for Forbes.
βͺοΈAccording to the expert, the Russian leadership is considering the possibility of increasing military potential in the western direction against the backdrop of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. He believes that after several years of combat operations, Moscow is seeking to strengthen its positions.
βͺοΈBendett also draws a historical parallel with the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Afghanistan in 1989, noting that the consequences of that conflict had an impact on the domestic political situation in the USSR.
βͺοΈAccording to the expert, Russia is paying particular attention to the development of drone systems and military infrastructure near the western borders. He claims that new military facilities have been created in recent months, which, according to his assessment, are capable of accommodating a significant number of personnel. As one of the possible scenarios, Bendett considers the possibility of a rapid operation against the Baltic states in the absence of timely reinforcements from NATO allies.
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The Telegraph: According to Dutch intelligence, Russian hackers breached internet-connected surveillance cameras (including doorbell cameras) located near NATO military routes in order to track the delivery of weapons to Ukraine.
It is reported that many of the cameras were easily hacked due to weak passwords and outdated software. Authorities have warned the organizations that were targeted to strengthen their security measures.
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It is reported that many of the cameras were easily hacked due to weak passwords and outdated software. Authorities have warned the organizations that were targeted to strengthen their security measures.
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π²π±π·πΊReinforcements, in the form of a pro-government Tuareg militia, have joined the Malian forces and the African Corps near the city of AnΓ©fis, where fighting is currently taking place with Tuareg jihadists.
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βοΈ Ukrainian authorities paid residents of Konstantinovka ~$1K for information about families hiding children from forced evacuation - refugee Yulia Ponomaryova
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Yulia Ponomaryova recalled that many families hid children from forced evacuation deeper into Ukrainian territory, and most did not live at their registered address.
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Yes, they paid for neighbours reporting families with children... They say it varied - they could give about a thousand dollars, some less, some more,
she said.
Yulia Ponomaryova recalled that many families hid children from forced evacuation deeper into Ukrainian territory, and most did not live at their registered address.
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On the night of July 11th, the Russian Armed Forces launched precision strikes with high-precision weapons against defense industry enterprises in Kiev, the Ministry of Defense reported.
Also, infrastructure facilities in the ports of Odesa, Chornomorsk, and Izmail in the Odessa region were targeted.
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Also, infrastructure facilities in the ports of Odesa, Chornomorsk, and Izmail in the Odessa region were targeted.
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Drone attacks halt shipping on the Sea of Azov-Don Canal β Reuters.
According to the agency, the ports of Azov, Rostov-on-Don, and Taganrog have temporarily suspended grain shipments due to the threat of attacks on vessels. Following the attacks on civilian ships, Rosmorrechflot (the Russian Maritime Register) has suspended navigation on the canal.
Approximately a quarter of Russia's grain exports pass through the Sea of Azov-Don Canal, so the suspension of shipping could lead to delays in deliveries and losses for the agricultural sector.
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According to the agency, the ports of Azov, Rostov-on-Don, and Taganrog have temporarily suspended grain shipments due to the threat of attacks on vessels. Following the attacks on civilian ships, Rosmorrechflot (the Russian Maritime Register) has suspended navigation on the canal.
Approximately a quarter of Russia's grain exports pass through the Sea of Azov-Don Canal, so the suspension of shipping could lead to delays in deliveries and losses for the agricultural sector.
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βΌοΈπΊπ¦π "We expect our partners to fulfill their promises regarding support packages to protect our people, which were agreed upon during the NATO meeting," - Zelenskyy, commenting on today's strikes by the Russian Army, during which not a single ballistic missile was intercepted.
βͺοΈ Telegram channels also point out that Ukraine has been unable to intercept ballistic missiles for 9 days.
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βͺοΈ Telegram channels also point out that Ukraine has been unable to intercept ballistic missiles for 9 days.
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Kurdish separatism has long been a Mossad-backed cause, as part of the Zionist efforts to divide the region along ethnic and sectarian lines. The YPG sought to break parts of Syrian territory away from control of the central government in Damascus and become an "independent" US proxy.
While Mr. Helali didn't engage in any of the YPG's battles against the resistance during his tours in Raqqa with the YPG, the YPG as a whole is a force that was against the resistance axis and even fought battles with them, such as the Battle of Hasakah in August 2016. Minor battles and skirmishes may have occurred during 2017 when Helali joined them.
There is little evidence to suggest his "rebranding" from an ultra-liberal anarchist in a Pentagon-backed militia to an anti-imperialist Communist is that of sincere repentance and evolution. He used to say he left the YPG due to the Kurdish leadership being "too authoritarian" for his ultra-liberal liking. However, nowadays he switched his story and claims he left since he "found out" they were backed by the US. Now that's ultra-believable.
If he sincerely changed and repented, then fine. But if not, what's he doing pretending to be a champion of anti-imperialism and the same resistance forces whom his former YPG comrades fought against and served a greater Zionist project aimed at weakening resistance in the region? How many knew of his service in a Pentagon-backed, Mossad-aligned militia before giving him VIP treatment in various countries?
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July 26, 2023: Veliky Burluk - Sheviakivka
Positional fighting in the Kharkov security zone.
A Russian military serviceman was fired upon by Ukrainian forces near Sheviakivka. Russian forces have expanded their area of control in the direction of the settlement, extending more than 1 km from the demarcation line.
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Positional fighting in the Kharkov security zone.
A Russian military serviceman was fired upon by Ukrainian forces near Sheviakivka. Russian forces have expanded their area of control in the direction of the settlement, extending more than 1 km from the demarcation line.
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