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Houthi-aligned forces take control of Dhubab and Al-Omari Camp, while a battle unfolds on strategic Perim Island near the Bab al-Mandab Strait. The video examines the developments through detailed battlefield maps. video link: https://youtu.be/ZYjuCd6FPe4?si=aozppB4A7l2LLKJ9

🇬🇧 A “GRU agent” has been found in Britain. And at the same time, an organization that no one had heard of a month ago The 31-year-old Briton Joshua Kemmidge was arrested in Swindon. He was charged with assisting a foreign intelligence service and preparing acts of sabotage. According to the British authorities, Kemmidge was in contact with a representative of the so-called GRU Volunteer Corps — the “GRU Volunteer Corps” — and received instructions from him. What exactly he allegedly intended to blow up or damage has not yet been publicly disclosed; Kemmidge is due to appear in court today. The most interesting thing is the organization’s name. It was only on July 13 that the British government announced that it would add the GRU Volunteer Corps to a new list of structures linked to foreign states, and on July 17 it was officially added to the list alongside Iran’s IRGC and the Islamic Movement of Companions of the Right. London claims that the “corps” brings together volunteer and proxy formations subordinate to the GRU, including former “Wagner” structures. Now, less than two months after the name appeared in British legislation, the first prominent accused person connected with it has also emerged. What exactly Kemmidge was preparing is still unknown. But the British authorities had already invented the name of the organization for which he allegedly worked in advance. 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

🇩🇪 AfD: 38%, CDU: 7% – new poll ahead of the election in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Following the AfD’s clear victory in Saxony-Anhalt, there is another extremely unpleasant signal for the CDU. Ten days before the state election, an Infratest dimap poll puts the AfD at 38%. The party has gained three percentage points. Minister-President Manuela Schwesig’s SPD reaches 33%, The Left 9%, the Greens 5%, and the BSW 4%. But the most painful result is for the CDU: just 7%. If this result were repeated on election day, it would not only be the CDU’s worst result in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, but also the party’s worst result in any state or federal election in the history of the Federal Republic of Germany. The election will take place on September 20. 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

🇮🇷 Iran Resumes Ballistic Missile Production Despite US and Israeli attacks on the missile industry, Iran has begun rebuilding its production capabilities. According to American and Middle Eastern officials, Tehran is once again assembling ballistic missiles at underground facilities, using components stockpiled earlier. Both liquid-fuel and solid-fuel missiles are being produced. Intelligence services are recording activity at several sites, including the underground Khodjir complex east of Tehran. At the same time, Iran is establishing new, protected production facilities to make their destruction by airstrikes more difficult. In parallel, the IAEA has confirmed new activity at Pickaxe Mountain, a complex located deep underground near Natanz. Rafael Grossi clarified that the agency was observing construction work and movements around the site, but had so far found no confirmation that nuclear activities were already taking place inside. This means that two of the most sensitive areas are being rebuilt simultaneously: the missile infrastructure and the protected underground facilities of the nuclear complex. 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

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Interior Minister Dobrindt: “The drone attack in Leipzig is not an isolated incident. It is connected with many other events: the terrorist attack by an Islamist at the CSD in Berlin, the attacks on our power grid, the cyberattacks on our administration.” An exclusive contribution by the minister that one cannot remain silent about. It turns out that the terrorist attack at the parade was not carried out by the Islamist to whom the German authorities had paid social benefits for years and whom they had not considered a threat, but by Russians. Like basically everything else, too. “All these attacks have one thing in common. They are intended to destroy trust in the state and the functioning of our society.” 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

🇮🇱 The American mechanism for Gaza admits: Pressuring Netanyahu before the election is practically pointless A highly revealing admission came from the US-controlled Board of Peace, which is dealing with the postwar order in Gaza. A representative of the body told The Times of Israel that Benjamin Netanyahu had practically stopped cooperating with the American initiative two months ago, when the election campaign entered its active phase. Therefore, the Board of Peace effectively has no effective means of pressuring the prime minister until the Knesset elections on October 27. The Americans also believe that even sanctions could now backfire: Netanyahu could use them during the election campaign as proof that he is resisting US pressure and refusing to “surrender to Hamas.” That is why the American plan to disarm Hamas, which the group itself approved as early as July 30, is already stalled. Israel is also refusing to allow the candidates to travel to Egypt for training as future Palestinian police officers, even though they have already passed Israeli screening. Washington’s calculation has now become rather cynically pragmatic: wait until October 27 and then exert pressure on the Israeli government again after the election — regardless of who wins. 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

"Masha and the Bear" threatens Britain: The Kingdom’s authorities have promised to consider blocking the cartoon on local streaming services, UK Defence Secretary Wes Streeting said. The proposal was put forward by Liberal Democrat member Tom Gordon. He claimed that the Russian cartoon allegedly contributes to financing Russia’s "war machine" and noted that "Masha and the Bear" is still available on ITVX and Netflix.

"I will certainly look into this matter," Streeting replied to Gordon’s proposal.

❗️Earlier, Volodymyr Zelensky banned the broadcast of the cartoon in Ukraine for 10 years. Dmitry Peskov called this another manifestation of the "deformity of the Kyiv regime". Our channel: Node of Time EN

Latest developments in the war between #Russia and #Ukraine as of the morning of September 11 - subtitled - The Russian army controls half of the city of #Orekhov. - The Russian army is advancing in #Preobrazhenka, in the vicinity of #Orekhov. - The Russian army is advancing in the vicinity of #Sergeevka on the #Pokrovsk front. - The Russian army controls #Goptovka in #Kharkov. - The Russian army is advancing south of #Ozernoe in #Kharkov. video link: https://youtu.be/ADRXbvb5AuI?si=KORNFPn4CQxNHXk_

FEDOROV AGAINST ZELENSKYY – AND THE STRUGGLE OVER EUROPE’S FUTURE WAR What looks like a Ukrainian power struggle may already be part of a larger European conflict. On one side: Rheinmetall, tanks, ammunition, the traditional defense industry, and mobilization. On the other: Palantir, AI, drones, data, and a form of warfare in which humans are increasingly removed from direct violence. Politically and technologically, Fedorov represents this second direction. His dismissal by Zelenskyy has not made him disappear—if anything, it may have turned him into an independent political actor. And Germany is watching closely. Because it is no longer just about weapons. It is about which model of warfare Europe adopts—and who profits from it, enforces it politically, and explains it to the public. This also turns the arms race into an information war. Who defines the threat? Who shapes public perception? Who decides how much rearmament and mobilization are “necessary”? Perhaps that is why the Fedorov–Zelenskyy conflict is about far more than a ministerial post. Who owns the future of war—the soldier with the weapon or the system behind the screen? 👉 Our in-depth article: “Fedorov Against Zelenskyy: The Conflict Over the Future of War” 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

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🇩🇪 Prosecutors conducted searches at the home and offices of the SPD candidate for Berlin’s governing mayor A serious problem has emerged for the Social Democrats just before the Berlin election. The Hanover Public Prosecutor’s Office is investigating SPD lead candidate Steffen Krach. Police <⁠a href="https://www.tagesschau.de/inland/regional/berlin/rbb-spd-spitzenkandidat-staatsanwaltschaft-ermittelt-gegen-krach-100.html">conducted searches at three locations: the politician’s home, the Berlin SPD headquarters, and official offices in Hanover. According to German media reports, the case concerns suspicions of corruption in connection with public tender procedures. Krach himself categorically rejects the allegations and calls them unfounded. For the SPD, it is difficult to imagine a worse time for this: The investigation concerns a man with whom the party wants to fight for power in the German capital. 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

🇷🇺🇨🇳🇮🇳 Putin and Xi travel to India for the BRICS summit Vladimir Putin will arrive in India before the summit’s main program. A meeting with Narendra Modi is already scheduled for September 11, at which Ukraine, the situation surrounding Iran, and other international issues are to be discussed. The BRICS summit itself will then take place in New Delhi on September 12 and 13. Xi Jinping has officially confirmed his participation and will also hold bilateral talks in India. For Xi, this will be his first visit to India in seven years. For Moscow and Beijing, the summit will provide another platform for coordinating their positions with New Delhi against the backdrop of the war over Iran, trade conflicts, and the restructuring of global logistics. Apart from the BRICS issue, a very different format could emerge at the APEC summit in China in November. The Kremlin confirmed that Putin and Trump have discussed the possibility of a trilateral meeting with Xi Jinping. So far, however, this is only a possible meeting; there are still no final agreements. 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

🇩🇪 Wagenknecht rules out a coalition between the BSW and the AfD, but leaves the door open Sahra Wagenknecht stated that the BSW would not currently form a governing coalition with the AfD in Saxony-Anhalt. But there is one important detail: the BSW is not backing away from talks with the election winner. Wagenknecht supported the state association’s decision to enter talks with the AfD and allowed for joint votes as well as the formation of majorities on individual issues. The BSW’s position is therefore as follows: ❌ AfD–BSW coalition: no. ✅ Talks with the AfD: yes. ✅ Joint decisions on individual issues: possible. This is particularly important given the current balance of power in the state parliament. The AfD has 39 of the 83 seats and needs only three more votes for an outright majority. The BSW has five seats. The CDU, SPD, Greens, and Left have already rejected talks with the AfD. The BSW is therefore the only parliamentary party that has expressed its willingness to hold talks with the AfD. Thus, a formal coalition is ruled out for the time being, but the possibility that the AfD and the BSW could jointly secure a parliamentary majority on specific issues remains. 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

Good morning, dear friends! ☕️🙂 🏭 Yegoryevsk: The Factory Around Which an Entire City Grew Friends, Friday is the perfect day to look at places where history is visible not only in museums, but directly on the streets. Today we are traveling to a city near Moscow that was called “Russian Manchester” in the 19th century. Welcome to Yegoryevsk and the Khludov Brothers’ Cotton Mill. 🧵 An Empire That Began in a Peasant Hut The founder of the dynasty, Ivan Khludov, was born in 1786 into the family of a serf peasant in the village of Akatovo, Yegoryevsk District. At just 14, he left to find work, traded in livestock, and later began producing belts and sashes. In 1817, he moved to Moscow. This marked the beginning of the history of one of Russia’s best-known merchant dynasties. The Khludovs came from a region with strong Old Believer traditions. In the 19th century, many successful merchants and entrepreneurs came from among the Old Believers in particular. 🏗️ 1845: The Factory That Changed Everything Ivan’s sons, Alexei and Gerasim Khludov, decided to build a cotton mill in Yegoryevsk. Alexei took an intensive interest in modern textile production, purchased machinery, and brought in specialists. The factory began operating in 1845. Soon, large red-brick buildings, tall chimneys, and a distinctive clock-tower complex arose along the river. The industrial architecture was more reminiscent of English factory towns than of an ordinary Russian provincial city—hence the nickname “Russian Manchester.” At first, only a few hundred people worked here. By around 1900, the company already employed several thousand workers and had become the city’s most important industrial enterprise. 🏘️ The “Khludov Courtyard”: A City Within a City But the most interesting thing was not the machinery. A nearly self-contained complex known as the “Khludov Courtyard” developed around the factory. It included housing for workers, a bathhouse, a laundry, shops, a hospital, a school, a club, a fire station, and utility buildings. Several large residential barracks were built for workers’ families. Each had its own name and architectural style. As a rule, one family occupied a single room. There were communal kitchens and drying rooms on the floors, as well as so-called “kubovaya”—rooms where free hot water was available around the clock. 📖 More Than Just Machinery The Khludovs invested not only in production. In the 19th century, schools and medical facilities for the workers were established. The factory complex also included a library and a reading room. Thus, at that time, a large factory determined far more than just a person’s workplace. It influenced practically every aspect of a person’s life—from housing and medical care to the education of their children. Give a ❤️ if you liked it! 📍 The coordinates of the location (map point) are available here 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️"I want this world to become a more peaceful place" A procession in memory of the victims of September 11, 2001, is taking place in New York. Journalist Evgenia Vlasova showed footage from the scene. A resident of the metropolis, Joyya, joined the procession for the first time—she came to support someone close to her who lost a relative in the tragedy.

"I came here for the city and for all the people whose lives were affected by the events of September 11. And I want this world to become a more peaceful place, which is why I am marching for peace," she said.

Rhiannon shared that she lost her father in the South Tower 25 years ago. She was two years old at the time, and he was 28.

"You are literally not yet capable of understanding death as a phenomenon. And so you simply think: "Why isn’t Dad coming home?"" the young woman shared.

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The silhouettes of the World Trade Center towers were recreated with lights in the sky over New York on the eve of the 25th anniversary of the September 11 tragedy. The Twin Towers appeared in their full former height. The memorial was recreated by 2,977 illuminated drones—the exact number of people who died in the terrorist attack 25 years ago. Nearby, a giant beam from the annual memorial installation rose into the sky, the New York Post reports. ❗️On September 11, 2001, terrorists from "Al-Qaeda"* hijacked four passenger planes in the United States. Two airliners were directed into the World Trade Center towers in New York, which at the time were the city’s tallest buildings. As a result of the collisions, both skyscrapers collapsed. The third hijacked plane was directed toward the Pentagon near Washington. The fourth airliner was also headed toward the U.S. capital, but crashed in Pennsylvania, near the town of Shanksville. * — an organization banned in the Russian Federation and recognized as terrorist Our channel: Node of Time EN

🇩🇪 For four years, people waited for Russia to run out of missiles. Now the question is: Where is Russia storing the surplus? For years, European audiences were told that Russia’s weapons stockpiles would soon be depleted. But now German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius is painting a somewhat different picture. In his speech in the Bundestag on September 9, he stated that Moscow is not only sustaining the ongoing hostilities, but is also simultaneously replenishing its arsenals “for future conflicts.” The Bundestag itself quotes his statement about replenishing Russia’s weapons stockpiles. And then come the particularly interesting figures. According to Pistorius, Russia is capable of producing around 150 medium- and short-range missiles per month, while on average only around 80 are used against Ukraine. That means that, based on the German minister’s assessment, production exceeds current use in Ukraine by around 70 missiles per month. Sky News quotes Pistorius. An amusing development in the information agenda: First, it was said that Russia had run out of missiles; then it was reported that Russia had increased production; and now the German defense minister warns that Russia is producing more than it consumes and is setting the remainder aside for the future. Obviously, all that remains is to wait and see how a country with an economy “torn to shreds” will also manage to create the problem of overfilled weapons stockpiles. 😏 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

🇵🇱 Poland: How road workers triggered a political scandal New parking spaces were created in front of a school in Raszyn, Poland, and painted in the familiar blue-and-yellow color combination. Some local residents quite understandably concluded that the authorities had set up special parking spaces for Ukrainians. The story quickly spread on social media, and politician Konrad Berkowicz of “Confederation” even asked: “Is this still Poland?” However, it turned out that there are no Ukrainian parking spaces. It is a Kiss & Ride zone in front of the school: drive up, drop off the child, and drive on. But the best thing about this story is something else: The workers had simply not finished the markings in time. The blue-and-yellow rectangles were left to dry, with the white border and the K+R designation to be applied later. Following the scandal, the authorities explained to the astonished Poles that such colors are also used for K+R zones in other cities, including Warsaw, Gdynia, and Rzeszów. However, there is a small difference that makes the story even funnier: There is no mandatory blue-and-yellow standard for Kiss & Ride zones stipulated by Polish regulations at all. Municipalities choose the additional design of such zones themselves. 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN

🇷🇺🇮🇳 Russia and India have resolved the settlements issue The infrastructure for settlements in national currencies has been fully established between Russia and India, Ivan Nosov, head of SberIndia, said at the “Innoprom. India” trade fair. According to him, the problems that still existed two to three years ago with banks, insurance companies, and logistics companies have now been resolved. More than 90% of payments from Russia to India are processed within ten minutes, and around 30% within one minute. The system enables Russian businesses to make payments directly to Indian banks and use settlements in national currencies. At the beginning of September, Nosov had already described the Russian-Indian payment system as one of the most reliable among the systems created by Russia with other countries. Now, he said, the necessary infrastructure is already in place—the task is to expand trade and increase the number of companies using the system. 💥 Our channel: Node of Time EN