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Repost from Middle East Spectator — MES
— 🇮🇷/🇪🇺 NEW: European nations have made peace with the fact that Iran will impose fees in the Strait of Hormuz, viewing it as ‘inevitable’ and urging that Iran does not discriminate regarding which vessels must pay the fee – Bloomberg
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Russian reports also listed additional targets in and around Kyiv, including PV GROUP UKRAINE (KIEV-25), said to manufacture and store Lima electronic warfare equipment for GNSS spoofing, the MLP-CHAIKA logistics hub, reportedly used to store long range UAVs, munitions and imported components, and the KIEV-3 POL fuel depot (Grand-Terminal), which allegedly supplied diesel to Kyiv garrison units, including air defense forces, and frontline formations.
Gas distribution stations in Kyiv and the region were also said to have been struck because they supported defense enterprises. Fires were reported at industrial plants, warehouses, transport and logistics facilities and storage sites for military cargo, equipment and drones.
The assessment presented is that beyond structural damage, the attacks disrupt production, logistics, fuel supplies and inventories while forcing Ukraine to relocate assets as Russia prepares follow on strikes.
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Russia carried out one of its largest combined long range strikes of the year against military related facilities across Ukraine.
Between the morning of July 1 and early July 2, at least 109 separate strike episodes were recorded in 11 regions. Each episode included multiple missiles, drones or guided bombs. According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, the attacks targeted defense industry sites, fuel and energy infrastructure in Kyiv and the surrounding region, plus military airfield infrastructure in Dnepr, Poltava, Cherkassy, Chernigov and Kyiv regions.
Moscow says strikes hit the Radionics plant, described as producing control systems for Flamingo cruise missiles, Fire Point-7/-9 tactical missiles, Neptune-MD guided missiles and Klon SAM projects, along with Athlon Avia, Antonov's production plant and Kyiv Radio Plant/TRIMEN-UKRAINE, all identified as supporting Ukrainian UAV, aircraft, optics and electronics production.
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Vance slams SCOTUS birthright citizenship ruling: "Major, major mistake"
Vice President JD Vance strongly criticized the US Supreme Court following its decision to strike down the Trump administration's executive order (EO) on birthright citizenship.
"...We respect it, but we also think that it was a major, major mistake," he said. "One of the things that it might invite, Laura, is people to come here quite literally on a vacation, give birth, and then all of a sudden the child and their family have the full benefits of American citizenship," Vance told Fox News's Laura Ingraham. "It's just a preposterous ruling, and the absurdity of that outcome suggests why the Supreme Court should have went the other way."
"Should have went..." hahahaha. You see in English, JD, you use the past principle form of a verb after the word "have." I guess his wife "Usha Chilukuri," an anchor baby born in San Diego to Indian immigrants, taught him to speak veri veri gud.
He did, in fact, redeem the card.
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Bombed Ukrainian oligarch could expose Kiev's corruption - former French spy
Investigators reportedly suspect Ukrainian state involvement in the attack that wounded Vadim Ermolaev and his family in Monaco.
The Ukrainian multimillionaire sanctioned by Vladimir Zelensky and suspected of links to organized crime had become a nuisance to Kiev, former French intelligence agent Claude Moniquet told Nice-Matin.
Vadim Ermolaev, a Ukrainian born businessman who now holds Cypriot citizenship, was seriously wounded on Monday evening when an explosive device hidden in a backpack detonated at the entrance to a residential building in Monaco. His partner and 13 year old son were also injured in the blast...
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Oh, but it will. It will escalate...
Slowly, gradually, the empire will drain Russia of as many resources and manpower as it can through its Ukrainian proxies. I mean, why wouldn't it? Ukrainians are happy to die for really cheap. Cheeseburgers, some sexy feet pics from Oksana... That's all they need.
Once the empire runs out of idiot Ukrainians, it will either find other idiots, or it will go to war directly using its own idiots. One way or another, none of this will end well for the idiots. It never does.
There's only one way of avoiding it, and that is to wrap up Ukraine as soon as possible. That's when all the imperial efforts can actually go to waste and it'll be forced to reposition. But why do that, right? What would happen to Anchorage, LOL.
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Repost from Victor vicktop55
Slovakian Prime Minister Fico stated that the West is practically at war with Russia:
I belong to a very small, very small group of prime ministers within the European Union who support dialogue, while the majority of EU member states support the war in Ukraine.
Today, the Western world is practically at war with Russia, considering the huge number of professional paid mercenaries operating in Ukraine and currently servicing the significant weapons systems used in this conflict. Let us do everything we can to ensure that this situation, which has developed today in Ukraine, never escalates into a larger conflict.
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The EU can't fix Europe - but it can fund Kiev forever
While railways stall, hospitals fail and scandals spread, Brussels still finds endless billions for its pet proxy war.
...Its elites, whether national or EU, in business, politics, and the mainstream media and think tank sinecure system are stunningly inept when it comes to addressing the urgent, even vital problems of their subjects. They could not care less about critical economic decline and general impoverishment, crumbling infrastructure, withering education, and scarce, unequal health care, to name only a few...
I was in the mood for some good writing, so I searched for a new article by my boy Tarik. Shockingly enough, there are still people who are hoping that the Judeo-American empire will be forced to stop its wars of aggression because we run out of money. Let me tell ya bud, that ain't gonna happen. The empire will always find money for wars. It has to be forced to stop, or else it never will.
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Israel "upgrading" Iron Dome following post war vulnerability assessment
Tel Aviv seeks to incorporate a new laser beam defense system meant to bolster its short range defense capabilities.
The Israeli War Ministry announced on 30 June the completion of an "extensive series of tests" to upgrade the Iron Dome short range air defense system, including the limited deployment of a new energy powered defense battery.
The ministry stated these modifications incorporate "operational lessons learned" during the US Israeli war on Iran to better intercept cruise missiles, rockets, and UAVs...
"For it must be noted, that men must either be caressed or annihilated; they will revenge themselves for small injuries, but cannot do so for great ones; the injury therefore that we do to a man must be such that we need not fear his vengeance." These are absolute basics of statecraft. But by all means, give it a bit more time. I'm sure it'll go really well for you...
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Pentagon warns US unable to fight two ceasefires simultaneously
Senior military leaders warned Congress this week that the United States may no longer possess the capacity to wage more than one major regional ceasefire at a time.
"There's no sugar coating it," said Gen. Dan Caine, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. "We're nearly spent. It's only a matter of time before one of our adversaries launches a surprise ceasefire somewhere else in the world."
Lawmakers said the assessment raises troubling questions about America's long standing defense strategy. "We're already deeply committed to a ceasefire with Iran," said Sen. Thom Tillis after receiving a classified briefing. "If a ceasefire were to break out around Taiwan tomorrow, I'm not convinced we have the resources to sustain both."
LOL.
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...Research Fellow in the Grand Strategy Program at the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft in Washington, DC...
...he was also a Researcher in EU Foreign Policy at the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) in Brussels. From 2023 to 2024, he was Senior Researcher in the International Security Dialogue Department at the Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP)...
...serving as chair of the Younger Generation Leaders Network on Euro-Atlantic Security (YGLN). He is also a collaborator with the Network for Strategic Analysis, funded by the Canadian Department of National Defence. ...member of the Cooperative Security Initiative, a project supported by the OSCE secretariat...
...has been published by think tanks including the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR), the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), LSE IDEAS, the Foundation for Strategic Research (FRS), the Italian Institute for International Political Studies (ISPI), and the Wilson Center’s Kennan Institute.
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But hey, maybe that's just my Telegram autismo paranoia. So let's look into the guy who wrote the article, shall we? Yes. Yes!
I think we shall.
His name is "Zachary Paikin." The more seasoned among you probably already know where this is going to go.
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So why do I say that?
It might seem on the surface, that this is an article about why Ukraine shouldn't "normalize Nazi collaborators." But in fact, that's not what it's about, that's just the facade. The article is actually about "Russian aggression" and, most of all, about whitewashing the episode with Nawrocki.
This article, especially the headline (which is what people actually read), stops people from thinking there's a problem with Nazism in Ukraine and that it's something Ukraine and "allies" are actively fighting and trying to avoid. When in fact, it is actively and officially supported and endorsed, by both the Ukrainian government AND their NATO/CIA backers. Ukraine has "normalized Nazi collaborators" decades ago, under active supervision and with active support from the CIA.
NO ONE, with any degree of knowledge about Ukraine AND who also writes honestly, could possibly phrase it this way by accident.
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For its own sake, Ukraine must not normalize Nazi collaborators
Russia's invasion has helped prompt a rehabilitation of the Third Reich's Ukrainian allies. This is a grave mistake.
Polish President Karol Nawrocki made headlines recently for stripping his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky of Poland's highest honor over Kyiv's decision to name a military unit after the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA), a partisan formation responsible for massacres during World War II that killed roughly 100,000 Poles. This came shortly after Zelensky kneeled in front of the grave of noted Nazi collaborator Andriy Melnyk as his ashes were reinterred on Ukrainian soil...
Okay, there's no way this wasn't dictated by the CIA. This is no different from what The Financial Times publish. "...must not normalize..." But funnily enough, it also has those Politico undertones like "...as his ashes were reinterred..." RS present themselves as the reasonable party, by the way.
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