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JUST IN: 🇬🇧🇷🇺 UK says it has evidence Russia is behind cyberattacks, sabotage and assassinations across Europe.

The United States aims to cut off Iran's supply routes for weapons through the Caspian Sea. The Commander of the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), Admiral Brad Cooper, has established a task force called "Iron Gate," consisting of approximately 20 civilian and military specialists. Based in Tampa, Florida, the task force will focus on preventing the delivery of advanced weapons, dual-use technologies, and sanctioned materials to Iran via land routes and through the Caspian Sea.

Russian forces struck a substation near Zhitomir and a container ship off Odessa Russian troops continue to hit Ukrainian fuel and energy infrastructure supporting the AFU, as well as maritime military logistics. According to the Russian MoD, drones struck a 330 kV substation near Beloshitsy in Zhitomir Oblast overnight. The facility supplied power to Ukrainian defence industry enterprises. Additionally, a container ship delivering weapons and military equipment to Ukraine was hit in the Black Sea south-west of Odessa

In 2022, Budanov promised to take Crimea by the end of the year. He's a real man; he doesn't make promises he can't keep. 💪Follow Us | Discussion💪

Images of the situation of children in Gaza these nights.😭💔💔

American political commentator Adam Harper wore a shirt denouncing Israel's killing of children in Gaza while challenging common narratives about Israeli influence and the role of political, financial and media support in shaping US policy. 🇵🇸🇮🇷Follow Us | Discussion |      🔻 Boost the Channel 🔻

🇺🇸 🇷🇺 According to U.S. media reports, internal Russian defense documentation acquired by "Dallas Analytics" suggests that Russia covertly enhanced Iran's missile capabilities preceding its conflict with the United States. The agreement specified the provision of 90 precision-guided missile launch platforms, with deliveries slated between late 2024 and December 2025. Current records do not verify whether these deliveries were completed. 📄

🤗 The EU needs >€40 billion in new joint loans to finance Ukraine. Total European aid could exceed €200 billion. Zelensky requested €70 billion for next year; the EU plans to contribute €46 billion. 🧛‍♂️ Brussels relies on frozen Russian asset revenue (~€8 billion over two years), which is insufficient. Confiscation is legally unlikely, so new EU joint bonds are the probable solution. Resistance is growing, with Dietmar Bartsch (The Left) stating: "Citizens should not financially pay for Putin's war. Aid to Ukraine is only acceptable if it does not lead to cuts in social spending." EU and member state leaders will discuss Ukraine's financing next week.

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According to preliminary reports, the United States has launched an airstrike in the area of Jask, located in southern Iran, after several anti-ship cruise missiles were launched in the direction of the Strait of Hormuz. There are also reports of a series of explosions in the Strait of Hormuz, where, presumably, anti-ship missiles attacked vessels.

Military Recruitment Center personnel apprehend a young man in Kurenivka. It seems someone's Sunday morning didn't go quite as planned. 💪Follow Us | Discussion💪

🇬🇧"What will happen if the lights go out?": The UK is developing a plan of action for a blackout. "The United Kingdom is preparing for a large-scale blackout that could disrupt water supplies, communications, and transportation. The BBC has developed an emergency broadcasting plan, and the government has allocated £70 million to create aircraft to maintain communication in the event of a disruption to terrestrial networks. Experts warn that the infrastructure's dependence on electricity makes it vulnerable: restoring power after a major outage could take up to three days. However, the government considers the UK's energy system to be one of the most reliable in the world." P.S. Just watch Kiev closely, and see for yourself. 💪Follow Us | Discussion💪

🇬🇧"What will happen if the lights go out?": The UK is developing a plan of action for a blackout. "The United Kingdom is preparing for a large-scale blackout that could disrupt water supplies, communications, and transportation. The BBC has developed an emergency broadcasting plan, and the government has allocated £70 million to create aircraft to maintain communication in the event of a disruption to terrestrial networks. Experts warn that the infrastructure's dependence on electricity makes it vulnerable: restoring power after a major outage could take up to three days. However, the government considers the UK's energy system to be one of the most reliable in the world." P.S. Just watch Kiev closely, and see for yourself. 💪Follow Us | Discussion💪

In the Kharkiv region, the Russian Armed Forces have attacked a critical infrastructure facility, according to local authorities. According to their reports, the attack has left approximately 250,000 subscribers in the Kharkiv region without electricity, as well as disrupting power supply to critical facilities