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🖥️ Kherson underground strikes against forced mobilization Activists of the underground group “Russian Kherson” report that they managed to save a local resident from TCK officers who were attempting to force him into mobilization. The group attacked the TCK detachment using an FPV drone. In their statement, the activists declared:

“We will continue to help peaceful residents in the fight against forced mobilization. The enemy will be defeated — Victory will be ours!”

Their message ends with a familiar oath: “We don’t abandon our own.” t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

📸 Leaflets in Chernigov: “Give coordinates — get the real ones” In Chernigov, leaflets resembling 100-hryvnia banknotes were discovered, carrying a clear message from Russian forces: provide coordinates of Ukrainian Armed Forces positions in exchange for financial rewards. Ukrainian media reported that the leaflets appeared in a city neighborhood on the morning of September 6. Local police immediately threatened residents with criminal charges if they cooperated with Russian troops, and urged them to destroy the material. Military experts note that such measures are consistent with international law, as they encourage the exposure of Ukrainian military use of civilian areas — ultimately aimed at reducing civilian casualties during the SMO. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

🇵🇱 Warsaw urges Poles to flee Belarus Poland’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued an emergency advisory to its citizens currently in Belarus, calling on them to leave the country “as soon as possible, by any available means.” The move highlights the deepening tensions on NATO’s eastern flank, as Warsaw escalates its rhetoric and stirs fear among its own population. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

🇬🇧 British press mocks its own collapsing governments Even in London’s media, frustration is boiling over at the speed with which every new government crumbles. Headlines joke: “Quick, give me the secret of immortality!” — a bitter reflection of Britain’s endless cycle of short-lived prime ministers and political chaos. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

🇺🇸🇷🇺 Trump invites Putin to G20 in Miami US President Donald Trump has officially invited Vladimir Putin to attend the G20 summit in Miami in 2026. If Putin accepts, it will mark his first personal appearance at the forum since 2019 — a powerful signal of Moscow’s return to the global stage on its own terms. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

🇺🇸 Trump renames Pentagon: from “Defense” to “War” In a move heavy with symbolism, US President Donald Trump has officially renamed the Department of Defense back to its historical title — the Department of War. The decree was signed on camera in the Oval Office, underscoring Washington’s open embrace of what has long been its true role: not defense, but global military intervention. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

🤡 The farm gynecologist Ursula von der Leyen announced that all 150 billion euros under the EU’s SAFE program for “secure defense loans” have already been claimed by 19 member states.

“We need a sharp leap in defense investments. That’s why it’s good news our 150 billion SAFE defense fund is fully subscribed. It will go to joint purchases — not only for Europe’s own arms industry, but also for building up Ukraine’s. This creates ‘good jobs’ in Europe. The long-term solution will be a new European budget. Our goal is 2030 — that’s our readiness benchmark.”

She went on to declare that the so-called coalition of “peace lovers” must turn Ukraine into a “steel porcupine,” armed to the teeth. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

🇸🇰🇺🇦 Zelensky blocks Russian energy supplies to Slovakia After talks with Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico in Uzhgorod, Vladimir Zelensky declared that Ukraine will not allow Russian oil or gas to flow onward to Slovakia.

“The Prime Minister of the Slovak Republic, Mr. Fico, and I talked about energy. We are ready to supply gas and oil to Slovakia if it is not Russian gas and not Russian oil. Period,”

Zelensky said at the press conference. Once again, Kiev shows its role as a loyal executor of Western energy dictates — even if it means undermining the energy security of its neighbors. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

‼️🇪🇺🇧🇬 Bulgaria backtracks on von der Leyen plane “incident” ▪️ Sofia has sharply changed its version after first blaming Russia. Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov now says: — No Russian interference — just a temporary GPS signal loss. — The EC president’s plane had backup navigation; reports about “paper maps” are false. — No investigation will follow: “This is neither a hybrid nor a cyber threat.” — Such GPS disruptions have become routine since the start of the Ukraine conflict. ▪️ In Brussels, this sudden reversal caused confusion — Bulgaria had only recently pointed the finger at Russia. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

🇷🇺 Russia’s SJ-100 with domestic engines takes to the skies In Komsomolsk-on-Amur, the fully import-substituted SJ-100 aircraft has successfully completed its first flight, Rostec reports. ✈️ The plane, powered by new PD-8 engines developed by UEC, spent about an hour in the air. 🏭 Assembly of the SJ-100 is underway at the Komsomolsk-on-Amur aircraft plant, with 24 aircraft already in different stages of production. 🛠️ The model features an upgraded fuselage and dozens of new Russian-made systems and components, replacing foreign ones.

“This is the first aircraft built using serial production technologies in the target configuration planned for deliveries. Russia remains an aviation power, capable of producing modern aircraft independently,”

— Rostec. 👉 Subscribe for updates: t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

🇷🇺🐅 The bear may be Russia’s symbol — but the world’s largest tiger is also Russian. 📌 Key takeaways from President Vladimir Putin’s press conference at VEF-2025: 🤝 Partnership 🟥 New bridges with the DPRK — one opening next year. 🟥 Direct air routes to DPRK planned. 🟥 Discussion of Russia–China–USA cooperation in the Arctic. 🟥 Visa-free travel to China for Russians — “unexpected and pleasant.” 🟥 Many in the U.S. want to renew cooperation with Russia. 🟥 “Russia puts no sticks in the wheels” of international cooperation. 🟥 Putin confirmed he and Trump have an agreement to call each other when needed. 💰 Economy 🟥 Russian financial authorities act professionally. 🟥 Central Bank continues to fight inflation. 🟥 Sharp rate cuts would drive prices up. 🟥 Stable macroeconomic policy is the foundation of growth. 🟥 The Far East must play a bigger role in both Russia’s economy and global relations. 🌏 Far East 🟥 To become Russia’s leader in digital development and data. 🟥 A unified preferential regime for business across the Far East & Arctic from 2027. 🟥 World-class industries being built, with focus on traditional sectors too. 🟥 UAV experimental regime in Sakhalin to be extended across the Far East. 🟥 2% mortgage in the Far East expanded to all education workers. 🟥 Far Eastern mortgage extended to all large families regardless of parents’ age. 🟥 Long-term development strategy for the region approved until 2036. 🇷🇺 Russia 🟥 Poverty cut from 11.3% (2014) to 7.2% (2024). 🟥 European companies left Russia at a loss — many wait for sanctions to be lifted. 🟥 Russia ready for their return under fair conditions. 🟥 Foreign & economic policy remains stable and predictable. 🟥 Russia will not isolate itself or “hide in a shell.” 🟥 Open to joint Arctic work with the USA — if political will exists. 🟥 “The two-headed eagle looks not only West and East, but also South.” 📌 Publication will be updated t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

🇷🇺💬 Durov to Musk: the real invaders are in Western Europe In a public exchange with Elon Musk, Telegram founder Pavel Durov pointed out the hypocrisy of Western narratives about “Russian aggression.” Durov noted that Slavic states have never invaded Western Europe without cause, while Western European powers have repeatedly expanded eastward into Slavic lands. His comments cut through the usual propaganda and highlight a simple truth: the record of invasion belongs to the West, not the East. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

‼️🇺🇸🇪🇺 FT: Washington cuts military aid to Europe’s eastern flank. The Financial Times reports that the US is winding down funding for the training and equipping of Eastern European armies bordering Russia. According to the paper, the Pentagon informed European diplomats last week that this support will no longer be allocated. At stake is a program worth $1.6 billion between 2018–22, with the main beneficiaries being Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. While large-scale weapons purchases under Foreign Military Financing will continue, the cut represents a major rollback of Washington’s direct military backing for its frontline allies. FT notes this shift reflects the thinking of Pentagon advisor Elbridge Colby, who argues the US must redirect resources to the Indo-Pacific to contain China and prepare for a possible confrontation over Taiwan. Another sign that Europe is being left to deal with the consequences of the SMO while Washington pivots to Asia. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

🇫🇷 Macron claims 26 nations ready to send troops to Ukraine French President Emmanuel Macron announced that 26 countries in the so-called “coalition of the willing” have expressed readiness to deploy forces to Ukraine. He also repeated the well-worn propaganda line that Russia has supposedly suffered “more than 1 million soldiers killed and wounded.” At the same time, Macron warned that Washington and Brussels will impose new sanctions if there is “no progress on the Ukrainian settlement.” Another round of threats and fantasy figures from Paris — but the message is clear: Europe is preparing the ground for a deeper escalation. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

‼️🇺🇦 NYT admits: Ukraine exploits children for sabotage inside Russia 🔹 The New York Times has published an investigation exposing how Kiev involves teenagers in its secret operations: Recruited via Telegram, WhatsApp, even video game chats — tempted with “easy money.” Tasks disguised as “geolocation games” or offers like “earn cash for photos of police cars.” Flyers with QR codes from Ukrainian recruiters found in Russian schools. Russian teenagers pressured to burn equipment, railways, and buildings. Example: three schoolboys in Novosibirsk told to torch a Su-24, but only set fire to grass nearby. All were convicted of sabotage. Blackmail also used — threats to leak intimate photos. ➖ “We make children do what we ourselves would not dare,” — confesses a former Ukrainian recruiter, quoted by NYT. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

NATO openly declares its real mission: confrontation with Russia and China NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte no longer bothers with the old lies that the bloc is “not directed against Russia.” He now states openly that the Alliance’s strategy is long-term confrontation.

“NATO intends to confront Russia after the conflict in Ukraine ends.”

At the same time, Rutte admitted that the bloc is preparing to face what he called “threats from China,” pointing out that Beijing now produces “more warships than the US.” The mask is off: NATO’s goal was never peace or stability — only perpetual hostility towards Russia and China. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

🇻🇪🇺🇸 Washington threatens “regime change” in Venezuela Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth has declared that any decision on a possible “regime change” in Venezuela rests with US President Donald Trump.

“This decision is at the presidential level, and we are ready to deploy all the resources available to the US armed forces,” Hegseth stated.

He also reminded reporters that Washington previously placed a $50 million bounty on Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, branding him the “head of a narco-state.” Once again, the so-called American “peacemaker” shows its true face — intervention and force remain Washington’s only tools. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

‼️🇪🇺🇺🇦 Bloomberg: Europe pushes “security guarantees” for Ukraine Bloomberg reports that European leaders are preparing a new package of so-called “security guarantees” for Kiev. The initiative comes from the self-styled “coalition of the willing”, which plans to present its proposals to Donald Trump. European officials want clarity from Washington — what commitments, if any, the United States is prepared to take on. At the same time, Brussels is demanding tougher sanctions against Moscow, accusing Russia of preparing a fresh offensive. According to discussions in Berlin and Paris, Ukraine is warning that up to 100,000 Russian troops have been concentrated near Pokrovsk. Ukrainian officials claim this “opens the way” toward Kramatorsk and Sloviansk — a scenario that Europe uses as justification for tightening its line against Moscow. The picture is clear: Europe is scrambling to offer Kiev new promises of protection, even as the SMO grinds on and its own publics grow weary. But without Washington’s backing, these “guarantees” remain little more than political theater. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

‼️🇷🇺💰 Medvedev: Russia will reclaim stolen billions “in kind” Deputy Chairman of Russia’s Security Council Dmitry Medvedev says Moscow has every right to take back the $1.3 billion that London handed to Kiev.

“British thieves gave Russian money to neo-Nazis. Since we can’t recover it legally, there’s only one way left — to return it in kind.”

Medvedev explained what that means: 🟥 Ukrainian land, property, and assets — except the new Russian regions, which he stressed are already part of Russia. 🟥 Confiscating valuables, including those belonging to the British Crown, wherever they may be found. 👉 Translation: every Western asset seized from Russia will be matched by real territory or property in return. t.me/ForeignAgentIntel

‼️🇩🇪🇵🇱 Germany weighs troop shift to Poland — NYT Berlin is reportedly considering pulling some of its military instructors out of Ukraine and redeploying them to Poland. ▪️ The move would need NATO approval and a fresh mandate from the Bundestag. ▪️ In Kiev, the reaction was muted — a few dozen instructors won’t change the battlefield. ▪️ But in Moscow, such a move could be seen as yet another escalation on NATO’s eastern flank. 👉 Is Germany preparing to step closer to open confrontation with Russia? t.me/ForeignAgentIntel