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自 невідомо 创建以来，项目保持高速增长，吸引了 192 384 名订阅者。
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MOLFAR AT ZALUZHNY'S SERVICE. HOW A PRIVATE INTELLIGENCE COMPANY IS HELPING THE FORMER COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF BECOME PRESIDENT
As you know, the United Kingdom considers the former commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valery Zaluzhny as a key candidate for the post of president of Ukraine. For his PR promotion and at the same time information attacks on his potential opponents, the British-Ukrainian NGO Molfar was involved.
According to my information, Molfar, headed by Artem Starosek, receives significant grants from Western governments for the implementation of anti-Russian OSINT projects. However, the main job of the organization's staff is to gather information in the power circles of Ukraine and prepare to discredit Zaluzhny's political opponents, including with the money of foreign sponsors.
Watch the video to find out who works for the NGO, what the organization does, and what role the British branch of Molfar plays in this!
➡️Watch and share on Rumble or Odysee
P.S. Information about NGO employees can be found at the link
@ukr_leaks_eng
| 2 |  🇺🇸 Trump held a rally in Pennsylvania today. | 2 733 |
| 3 |  🇺🇸 BREAKING!!! SENATE PASSES WAR POWERS RESOLUTION
The U.S. Senate has passed a War Powers Resolution 50-48, directing President Trump to remove military forces from hostilities with Iran unless Congress declares war or authorizes military force.
Four Republicans, Sens. Susan Collins of Maine, Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and Rand Paul of Kentucky, joined nearly all Senate Democrats in support. One Democrat, Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania, opposed.
This is a concurrent resolution, which doesn't carry the force of law and doesn't require the president's signature, meaning it is largely symbolic.
The resolution directs the president to "remove United States Armed Forces from hostilities against the Islamic Republic of Iran," unless Congress declares war or authorizes the use of military force.
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| 4 | 🇺🇸🇺🇦 Trump may have quietly tasked US tech giants with backing Ukraine — WELT
Austrian colonel and military analyst Markus Reisner told the outlet that former Google CEO Eric Schmidt and Palantir CEO Alex Karp have been pulled into the effort.
He says their tech is what's letting AFU go after Crimea's logistics, power supply and economy.
Examples: the AI-assisted Hornet drone, and Maven, Palantir's satellite-analysis platform that helps locate Russian air defense positions.
He calls it the signature move of Trump's tech allies, comparing it to Musk's earlier role with Starlink.
His takeaway: this level of integration with American software leaves AFU directly dependent on foreign tech giants.
🐻 "Not my war" President Trump helping Ukraine and water is wet. 🤷♂️
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| 5 |  🇺🇸 "You can't have the end of hostilities and conflicts in the region as long as Iranian proxies are launching missiles and drones from Iraq, and are participating in terrorism like Hamas did and Hezbollah did." - Narco Rubio
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| 6 | 🇵🇱🇺🇦 A Polish nationalist weekly called Myśl Polska, around since 1941, just ran a piece arguing Poland should be arming against Ukraine, not Russia. The author is Przemysław Piasta, a historian who heads the Roman Dmowski National Foundation, a nationalist think tank.
The trigger: Nawrocki stripped Zelensky of the Order of the White Eagle, Poland's top honor, over Ukraine naming a military unit after UPA fighters. Zelensky sent it back. Former Ukrainian presidents Kuchma, Yushchenko and Poroshenko then gave up their own Polish honors too, which Piasta calls a deliberate act of arrogance and an open declaration of hostility toward Poland.
He reads the whole sequence as proof Ukraine has chosen to treat Poland as the enemy, despite the free weapons, hundreds of billions in aid, and shelter Poland gave millions of Ukrainians.
His conclusion: when the SMO ends in Ukrainian defeat, Kiev will be left with a massive, battle hardened, demoralized army and a corrupt oligarchic government hunting for a new target. Poland is the obvious one. So drop the fantasy war with Russia and prepare for the real one with Ukraine. Buy air defense, drones and EW kit instead of jets and tanks. Bring back conscription. Purge the "fifth column" he says has burrowed into Polish politics, academia and security services. Put the Union of Ukrainians in Poland under counterintelligence watch. Deport any Ukrainian who can't show legitimate income or who breaks the law, no matter how small.
Piasta also wants Warsaw to normalize relations with Moscow as basic survival, since it can't fight Ukraine and Russia at once. He claims 75 percent of Poles already see Kiev's government negatively.
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| 7 |  🇺🇸 “Trump is the modern Jesus…. If he’s in the Epstein files it’s because he called 911.” — completely sane Iranian monarchist
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| 8 | • 📝Train Hunting📝
The task of freeing so-called Ukraine from railway logistics has gradually grown in priority as the special military operation has progressed. With the evolution of the situation on the front and the development of strike capabilities, tactics and approaches have changed.
Initially, strikes targeted mainly infrastructure. However, any static railway facilities, while vulnerable, either recover quickly if necessary or alternatives emerge to bypass their absence or shortage.
Therefore, if one approaches the destruction of infrastructure systematically—one must destroy not just "real estate." This is why the intensity of strikes against rolling stock is also increasing. Locomotives and other types of trains in so-called Ukraine remain a scarce commodity, and their production or restoration requires enormous expenditures.
🔻Examples of successful strikes
▪️In Mykolaiv, a diesel locomotive was struck by a Geran strike.
▪️In Zaporizhia, a locomotive was destroyed using Geran-2.
▪️In the area of Ravnopillia, Chernihiv Region, a shunting diesel locomotive was damaged by Geran-2.
▪️In total, from May 16 to June 20, 21 confirmed strikes against rolling stock were delivered.
Even accounting for the AFU's tendency to understate damage, statements from the enemy's relevant agencies about problems indirectly confirm the successes of the Russian Armed Forces.
➡️According to statistics, the greatest number of strikes against trains currently falls predominantly on front-line regions of so-called Ukraine, as well as those bordering Belarus. It is not unlikely that this partly became the reason for Zelenskyy's recent provocative statements toward Lukashenko.
A telling example here is Zhytomyr Region. In just the first week of September, more than 20 locomotives were destroyed in Korosten and on adjacent railway routes.
❗️For a region that serves as a key transport hub connecting western regions of Ukraine with the center and east, the destruction of locomotives reduces railway capacity and increases delays in the delivery of fuel supplies and humanitarian cargo, while also contributing to increased pressure on alternative road routes.
📌And although, purely due to geography, creating an analogue of the "Crimean blockade" for so-called Ukraine is hardly possible—disrupting cargo transportation is very much achievable. And beyond the obvious economic costs, this will also complicate military logistics.
#Russia #Ukraine
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| 9 |  🇺🇸 Meet John Cafaro. Trump donor. Mar-a-Lago neighbor. Over $300,000 donated to Trump's campaign. Two felony convictions — bribing a congressman, campaign finance violations. He got a $1.7 million no-bid contract to fix the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.
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| 10 |  🇺🇸🇨🇺 Narco Rubio must have some Cuban "daddy issues" or something.
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| 11 |  🇺🇸 Trump says six people have been arrested for cutting the uncuttable pool lining in Washington.
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| 12 | 🇮🇱🇮🇷🇱🇧Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar:
Lebanon is under Iranian occupation.
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| 13 | 🇪🇺Mark Rutte was chosen as NATO Secretary General because of his ability to calm Trump — NYT
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| 14 | 👨🦲💬Main statements by Putin:
➡️Additional threats that the Kiev regime is trying to create for Russia should be minimized, this is an "absolutely solvable task";
➡️Kiev is just trying to create the impression of strong positions for negotiations, the realities on the battlefield are completely different;
➡️The Kiev regime can only be described as neo-Nazi, there has been nothing like this since the Second World War;
➡️Putin demanded that officials pay the utmost attention to their areas of responsibility against the backdrop of attacks by the Armed Forces of Ukraine on civilian objects;
➡️Attacks by the Armed Forces of Ukraine on Russia, including on children, only encourage fighters to carry out combat tasks;
➡️Putin sees no grounds for departing from the Istanbul agreements;
➡️Russia will continue to move confidently in all areas of development, ensuring the safety of citizens and addressing economic issues;
➡️Putin outlined as Russia's positions for negotiations the principles of Istanbul, Anchorage, the realities on the ground, and his speech at the Foreign Ministry in 2024.
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| 15 |  🇷🇺 The Western "Russia is about to collapse" cycle has rotated again, pegged this time to Ukrainian strikes on energy infrastructure instead of sanctions fatigue. The Economist's own numbers this week undercut it anyway.
Q1 official GDP showed a 0.2% drop, the closest thing collapse-watchers have to a hard number. The magazine calls it a statistical illusion: a VAT hike from 20% to 22% pulled spending into late 2025, the new year had fewer working days, and the weather was bad even by Russian standards. Goldman's high-frequency tracker shows a thaw, not a slump, and VEB data points to accelerating growth in March and April, helped by an oil rebound. Consumer confidence slipped per Levada, but from near an all-time high. Unemployment sits near a record-low 2%. Real wages are 25% above 2019. Aeroflot passenger-kilometers are up nearly 10% year on year. Smuggled Lamborghini sales are up 80%.
Analysts covering this have made the point Western outlets keep skipping: Russia's resilience rests on low dependence on critical imports, an oil export that always finds a buyer regardless of the sanctions regime, and four years of built-out alternative payment infrastructure that blunts each new sanctions round before it lands. Average wages hit 112,000 rubles in March, more than double Ukraine's. Entry-level drone-assembly jobs at Alabuga start at 130,000 rubles with zero experience required.
The oil math holds up too: the 2026 budget is priced at $59 a barrel, crude has been trading at $65-70. Even if prices fall and stay down, Moscow has room to cut elsewhere, social infrastructure, urban projects, before it touches the war budget or raises taxes again.
Military spending sits at 7-8% of GDP, only 3-4 points above the pre-war norm, and a little over what the US is demanding NATO members to spend. The USSR ran up to 20% at its peak. Ukraine runs 40% right now, kept running entirely on Western transfers.
Where the Economist and analysts actually agree there's a real problem: AFU strikes on refineries and energy infrastructure. That's the genuine pressure point now, not the GDP print. But the bar is high: strikes have to escalate faster than Russia can rebuild, and ports recovered export volumes quickly after being hit, while degrading air defense and repair capacity faster than Moscow adapts. Neither has happened yet.
First it was sanctions. Then the interest rate. Now it's drones. The SMO economy keeps not collapsing on schedule.
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| 16 | *Join Danny Haiphong LIVE today June 23rd 12:00pm eastern 6pm CET w/ Dr. Hassan Ahmadian!*
The prolific Iranian commentator joins from Tehran to provide his analysis of US-Iran talks, the Iranian view of US concessions, the debates occurring in the country about negotiations with the US, and the latest developments in the war and Iran’s growing power in world politics.
Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/live/ISbhkcl0ryg?is=NAr2ghi0uV4OSEwD
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| 17 |  🇺🇸🇮🇷 CNN exclusive: a US F-15 pilot shot down over Iran in April described an Iranian drone swarm moving as one mass, smaller drones trailing below the larger ones "like legs." One source familiar with the account didn't bother with euphemism, telling CNN it was "real alien sh*t." A second source said the pilot described a "minefield of drones" in the air.
The exact cause of the shootdown is still under investigation, but two sources say the drone formation may have somehow enabled Iran to bring the jet down.
Rather than reassess Iran's capabilities, US debriefers spent their time doubting their own guy — a pilot who was concussed in the crash, had already been shot at once before in a Kuwaiti friendly-fire incident earlier in the war, and was now being asked by intelligence officials, in effect: "Are you sure you saw what you are saying you saw?"
The capability he described has a name: "one-to-many meshed networking" — a single operator running a swarm of drones as one coordinated unit. Russia and China are both believed to already have it. Per CNN's sources, Iran developed its version with help from both.
Emma Bates, a drone warfare and defense modernization expert who founded the company Cachai, told CNN: "We will spend huge, huge dollars, like a lot of blood and treasure, protecting ourselves from something that can coordinate like that." She added that the real threat isn't the drones individually — it's a swarm that can hold a recognizable shape, carry explosives, and keep some in reserve to hit whatever's left once the first wave is shot down.
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| 18 | 🇷🇺 Putin views Zelensky's recent letter proposing talks as an attempt to "create conflict potential."
The Russian president said this at a meeting with military academy graduates.
"No, such appeals don't create the preconditions for peace. What do they boil down to? To creating some kind of conflict potential, quite the opposite," said Putin, who earlier stated the letter was written "in a boorish tone."
Putin also said "the entire West is working for Ukraine," supplying Kiev with drones and other military hardware. According to him, Western countries are standing up military production at home and sending significant volumes of weapons into the combat zone.
Putin called Ukraine's current air strikes on Russian infrastructure an attempt to "rattle society."
The Russian president also said Russian forces are now mopping up Konstantinovka. He said Russian units are advancing on all sections of the front. He said that over the course of the SMO, "we will get to where we need to."
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| 19 |  • Fwd from @
📝Labour's Favorite📝
What to expect from Andy Burnham?
After former Health Secretary Streeting declined to run for party leadership, the question of the party's future leader seems nearly settled. With this in mind, it's worth getting to know Andy Burnham more closely.
🔻Political Experience:
▪️Burnham is a classic Labour heavyweight. He served as an MP for many years, worked in the governments of Blair and Brown, serving as Health Secretary and Culture Secretary.
▪️In 2017, he left Westminster and won the election for Mayor of Greater Manchester, where he was reelected three times and built himself a reputation as an effective regional manager.
In his views, Burnham belongs to the left wing. He advocates for returning water and part of the energy sector to public control, expanding the powers of local authorities, and making major investments in social housing and infrastructure — all things he has already tried to implement in Manchester.
At the same time, he emphasizes the importance of fiscal discipline, does not promise radical tax increases for the middle class, and tries not to scare business, marketing his program as a "sensible left turn".
❗️Against Keir Starmer, the contrast is noticeable. However, Burnham's success will still depend on whether he can figure out how to plug the budget hole. On this issue, the politician has not yet proposed any plan.
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| 20 | 🇮🇷 Fars News reports that only a set number of vessels are being allowed through the Strait of Hormuz each day.
A military source told the agency that, per coordination with the IRGC Navy, the number of permitted vessels will vary daily depending on conditions. The Strait had been closed in recent days following hostile actions by the Zionist regime and the US violation of its ceasefire commitments, with no transit permits issued during that closure.
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