From the Drone and missile attack on Kremenchuk, captured on a surveillance camera. One of the Iskanders was clearly a cluster bomb

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Map with markings of reported sightings of "unknown drones" over European countries for 2025.

As can be seen, the main "victims" of the attacks were Denmark and Germany, and more specifically, its north and northwest, bordering the North and Baltic Seas. Several individual cases were also recorded in Norway, Sweden, Finland, France, and Spain. Judging by the published information, in these countries, drones showed the greatest interest in military and energy infrastructure, as well as airports.

This leads Western researchers to the idea that drones might be launched from ships sailing along the northern coast of Europe. And although obvious suspicions are directed towards Russia, there is still no actual evidence of who is launching UAVs or organizing the entire campaign.

As for Poland, Moldova, and Romania, everything is much simpler there - during Russian strikes on Ukraine, individual drones sometimes fly into neighboring countries and sometimes even crash there. This is reflected in the statistics - in these countries, "unknown drones" are recorded not near any specific objects, but only in random places near the Ukrainian border.

Fake AF drone sightings lol

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More than 400,000 contractors and 34,000 volunteers have been enrolled in military units, said Medvedev.

According to the Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council, the set staffing targets have almost been achieved. Earlier in October 2025, Medvedev stated about 336,000 contractors and 28,000 volunteers, and in July, this number reached 210,000 and 18,000 respectively.

Thus, if we believe this statistics, Russia maintains a average monthly recruitment rate of ~35,000 military personnel for the needs of the Special Military Operation (SMO).

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🇺🇦🇷🇺 Air defense forces shot down 287 Ukrainian drones over Russian regions at night, according to the Russian Defense Ministry.

Locals heard explosions in Zelenograd, Ramenskoe, Dubna, and Sergiyev Posad.

Amid the nighttime drone attack on Moscow, at least 200 flights were delayed and canceled.

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On the issue of the results of the Russian Federation's strikes on Ukraine's energy system.

Vladimir Omelchenko, the director of energy and infrastructure programs at the Razumkov Center, wrote that the strategy of dividing Ukraine's energy system into two separate parts is yielding results.

"Such complex strikes are carried out with a regular periodicity of 7-10 days, which leads to an increase in the generation deficit and circuit restrictions in the first days after the attack up to 5000 MW, followed by repairs and a reduction of restrictions to 2000-3000 MW. After which a new attack follows.
This means that domestic consumers in the Eastern and Southern regions (including Kyiv) should expect an average of 2-4 rounds of power outages this winter."

According to him, the left-bank part of Ukraine, including Kyiv, has historically been deficient in terms of generation due to the configuration of the energy system, where all 9 nuclear power plant units are located on the right bank, and all electricity imports also come from the western border.

As a result, regular missile-drone strikes on generation on the left bank of the Dnieper lead to an increase in the deficit, and the surplus of imports and generation cannot be delivered from the right bank to the left due to the destruction of power lines. As a result, the western regions suffer much less from power outages.

"Such features are caused by the configuration of the energy system, in which all 9 nuclear power plant units are located on the Right Bank of the Dnepr, and all imports come from the western border. At the same time, [the Russian Federation] constantly attacks distribution networks in the Chernigov, Sumy, Kharkov, Kherson, and Odessa regions and carries out aerial strikes on gas production in the Poltava and Kharkov regions. Russia's strategy involves the planned destruction of all life-sustaining infrastructure of Ukraine, including substations for the output of power from nuclear power plants."

Thus, the tactic of Russian strikes is not aimed at the complete destruction of the entire Ukrainian energy system, which is much more costly and requires even greater efforts, but at its division, where one part simply will not be able to help the other by making up for the existing deficit.

Military Informant

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‼️🇺🇸🇺🇦The USA proposes a "Korean model" for ending the war in Ukraine: a demilitarized zone along the entire line

▪️On the map, this will look like a line dividing Ukrainian and Russian territories.

▪️The main elements could be as follows:

➖1. Demilitarized zone: an area without military forces from both sides with international observers to monitor compliance with the ceasefire conditions.

➖2. Checkpoints: places for checks and monitoring to prevent the escalation of the conflict.

➖3. Humanitarian corridors: routes for delivering humanitarian aid and evacuating civilians.

➖4. International presence: involving UN peacekeeping forces or other organizations to ensure stability in the region.

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Is Venezuela the new Iraq?

Jon Stewart back to original form again. 😂

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Is Venezuela the new Iraq? Part 2

Full video is worth a watch. 😂

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Trump - on the fact that it's time for Zelensky to become a realist, hold elections and end the war.

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Trump - on the fact that it's time for Zelensky to become a realist, hold elections and end the war.

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‼️🇷🇺🇺🇦 The enemy showed the flight paths of drones and missiles during night strikes

▪️At night, missiles and drones again massively attacked Kremenchug.

▪️Energy infrastructure facilities were damaged, and fires are raging at several power facilities, local authorities reported.

▪️Odessa and LBS were also hit by strikes.

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Dimitrov, the former Ukrainian city of Mirnograd. They are all 'fighting' according Syrsky.

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🇷🇺🇺🇦 The Russian Army liberated Lyman near Volchansk

- Assault troops of the 69th Motor Rifle Division of the "North" grouping broke the enemy's resistance, breached the defenses, and liberated the settlement of Lyman (formerly October) in the Kharkov region.

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