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Russian (Putin don't care at losses as Pistorius said after taking office, as Russia losses in his Ukraine hit 1 million, while Putin's war economy heads toward breaking point.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz signaled openness to lifting former Chancellor Olaf Scholz's ban on missiles. Stance now included join producing of long-range missiles resulted in a policy shift. Also Ukraine already not only received long-range missiles — like ATACMS, but also Storm Shadow and SCALP from U.K. and France. Now Ukraine is making own drones that can reach 3,000 km). 

Comparing between the Ukraine to Israel. I thinking Israel has a better system of better changes then the Ukraine in intelligence information their agents to get or recollect their info into their small, small computer. When come to sending and or as far as to forward the agents warfare, must be up fast real fast and must be accurate to last minute.

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Comparing between the Ukraine to Israel. I thinking Israel has a better system of better changes then the Ukraine in intelligence information their agents to get or recollect their info into their small, small computer. When come to sending and or as far as to forward the agents warfare, must be up fast real fast and must be accurate to last minute.

Dubbed Operation Narnia.
Israel’s opening attack against Iran last week with "OPs Rising LION" on 13/6 last saw simultaneous killing 9 of the Islamic Republic’s top ten nuclear scientists, Channel 12 reports. Nuclear scientists were killed using a special weapon,
details were barred from publication, Channel 12 says. The 10th nuclear scientist was killed shortly after the other nine (9), as part of overnight Thursday-Friday Israeli ops, which included strikes on Iran’s ballistic missile program & the Natanz nuclear site, along with the elimination of top members of Islamic Republic’s military leadership, the network says.

The scientists apparently believed they were safe from such targeting in their homes, a senior Israeli official tells Channel 12, noting previously assassinated nuclear scientists were killed while heading to their cars after work. Israel had been tracking Iranian nuclear scientists for years and the ten killed last week were marked for assassination in November of last year, Channel 12 says.

Israeli intelligence officials felt that the killing of the nuclear scientists was the most important part of Operation Narnia be'cos military leadership & equipment killed would be more easily replaceable, while the knowledge held by the nuclear scientists would take much longer to ascertain, the network said, citing an unnamed senior Israeli official.

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Sao Trump order a lot of U.S. shipment MK-84 bombs to Israel, it has reach Israel’s Port of Ashdod. This marking a major military job development. Sent under Sao Trump administration gang, these powerful 900-kg explosives coincide with his gang member, the U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s visit to Israel. During talks with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to countering Iran, which the U.S. calls the region’s biggest threat. Iran, meanwhile, give warns it has strong defenses and continues to support groups like Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis. With rising tensions and reports of a possible Israeli continue strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities, West Asia stands on the brink of further conflict. Watch now! If sao trump will help Israel bomb those Nuclear  bo? or not hit those facility.  

Trump trick & as Bluff Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu first site be4 send real 3,000 pound bomb to finish those (3) three nuclear site. With 3 ton under the  nuclear ground, those bomb can reach few hundred meters deep.
 https://www.9news.com.au/world/israel-ir...445371f86e

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Trump trick & as Bluff Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu first site be4 send real 3,000 pound bomb to finish those (3) three nuclear site. With 3 ton under the  nuclear ground, those bomb can reach few hundred meters deep.
 https://www.9news.com.au/world/israel-ir...445371f86e

Iran's key nuclear enrichment facility, Fordow, is buried up to 100m below the surface of the ground, rendering it all but impervious to Israeli aerial action.

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Iran's key nuclear enrichment facility, Fordow, is buried up to 100m below the surface of the ground, rendering it all but impervious to Israeli aerial action. The IRGC general can LOL.

https://youtu.be/cGQjKkgYJgE?si=kR_KcCtzdjzTypbw

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Russian (Putin don't care at losses as Pistorius said after taking office, as Russia losses in his Ukraine hit 1 million, while Putin's war economy heads toward breaking point.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz signaled openness to lifting former Chancellor Olaf Scholz's ban on missiles. Stance now included join producing of long-range missiles resulted in a policy shift. Also Ukraine already not only received long-range missiles — like ATACMS, but also Storm Shadow and SCALP from U.K. and France. Now Ukraine is making own drones that can reach 3,000 km). 

The 7th Ukraine present Zelensky is call for more weapons to stop the war?. He's 7th Ukrainian president. Will he be able to save his country from disaster,” by around year 2027years later?. While (Baba Vanga) is saying to have predicted peace would reach in 2027. Only 8th Ukrainian president can.

After U S. Bomb hit nuclear site in Iran.
A 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck near Iran's Semnan late on Friday (June 20), sending tremors through the region. According to reports from the GFZ, a magnitude 5.2 earthquake occurred around 35 km southwest of Semnan at 5.49 local time. The earthquake's depth was recorded at 10 km, indicating a relatively shallow tremor that could possibly cause major damage.

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The 7th Ukraine present Zelensky is call for more weapons to stop the war?. He's 7th Ukrainian president. Will he be able to save his country from disaster,” by around year 2027years later?. While (Baba Vanga) is saying to have predicted peace would reach in 2027. Only 8th Ukrainian president can.

After U S. Bomb hit nuclear site in Iran. A 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck near Iran's Semnan late on Friday (June 20), sending tremors through the region. According to reports from the GFZ, a magnitude 5.2 earthquake occurred around 35 km southwest of Semnan at 5.49 local time. Earthquake's depth recorded at 10 km, indicating a relatively shallow tremor that could possibly cause major damage.

https://www.gbnews.com/news/world/iran-e...own-tehran

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Comparing between the Ukraine to Israel. I thinking Israel has a better system of better changes then the Ukraine in intelligence information their agents to get or recollect their info into their small, small computer. When come to sending and or as far as to forward the agents warfare, must be up fast real fast and must be accurate to last minute.

“why is China in Shock!.”: New Hypersonic Aircraft With "Mach 5+" Speeds Triggers Massive Global Reaction Woww ...  

This is not a SHOCK to Ukraine, after US Engine Breakthrough, a groundbreaking move to bolster national defense capabilities for Ukraine...right.

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NATO are urgent: from front lines!, the Russian assault on Sumy! and NATO countries have finally done it — a flood of weapons! Drones on the front are grinding down Putin’s army! Russian generals in tears!. 

Something massive is in the works!. The Ukrainian Armed Forces are sending signals — but what are they? All this & more in our episode of "Hell to Putin's Point!"

Ukraine is reportedly testing a new long-range drone, the FP-1, with a striking range of 1,600 km (approximately 1,000 miles). Drone is designed for strikes deep into enemy territory and can carry a warhead of up to 120 kilograms, said a Army Recognition. Drone was unveiled during an event dedicated to Infantry Day and is being developed by the Ministry of Strategic Industries.


While there's no evidence of a drone with a 6,000 km range, But Ukraine has been actively developing and testing various long-range drones. 

"Why is China in Shock!.”: New Hypersonic Aircraft With "Mach 5+" Speeds Triggers Massive Global Reaction Woww Laughter
Rotfl. This is not a SHOCK to Ukraine, after all the US Engine Break through, is not a groundbreaking move to bolster national defense capabilities. 
As-4 Ukraine, they has done right under Putin nose again.

For example, the Khyzhak (Predator) REBOFF drone, a fiber-optic drone, has a range of 10-20 km and is designed to be resistant to electronic warfare. Another drone, the "Siromakha", is designed for deep strikes and can travel up to 150 km, or further with a tailwind, using inertial navigation and GPS guidance. Additionally, the Ukrainian Navy is using the Long Neptune missile with a range of 400 km.

Ukraine has also been involved in operations deep inside Russia, using drones to strike airbases and other targets. These operations, which have reportedly included drone strikes on airbases housing nuclear-capable aircraft, demonstrate Ukraine's capability to deploy drones at significant distances.

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Ukraine is reportedly testing a new long-range drone, the FP-1, with a striking range of 1,600 km (approximately 1,000 miles). Drone is designed for strikes deep into enemy territory and can carry a warhead of up to 120 kilograms, said a Army Recognition. Drone was unveiled during an event dedicated to Infantry Day and is being developed by the Ministry of Strategic Industries.


While there's no evidence of a drone with a 6,000 km range, But Ukraine has been actively developing and testing various long-range drones. 

"Why is China in Shock!.”: New Hypersonic Aircraft With "Mach 5+" Speeds Triggers Massive Global Reaction Woww Laughter
Rotfl. This is not a SHOCK to Ukraine, after all the US Engine Break through, is not a groundbreaking move to bolster national defense capabilities. 
As-4 Ukraine, they has done right under Putin nose again.

For example, the Khyzhak (Predator) REBOFF drone, a fiber-optic drone, has a range of 10-20 km and is designed to be resistant to electronic warfare. Another drone, the "Siromakha", is designed for deep strikes and can travel up to 150 km, or further with a tailwind, using inertial navigation and GPS guidance. Additionally, the Ukrainian Navy is using the Long Neptune missile with a range of 400 km.

Ukraine has also been involved in operations deep inside Russia, using drones to strike airbases and other targets. These operations, which have reportedly included drone strikes on airbases housing nuclear-capable aircraft, demonstrate Ukraine's capability to deploy drones at significant distances.

"Why is China in Shock!.”: New Hypersonic Aircraft With "Mach 5+" Speeds Triggers Massive Global Reaction Woww Laughter

This is not a SHOCK to Ukraine, after all the US Engine Break through, is not a groundbreaking move to bolster national defense capabilities. Ukraine is also reportedly testing a new long-range drone, the FP-1, with a striking range of 1,600 km (approximately 1,000 miles). Drone is designed for strikes deep into enemy territory and can carry a warhead of up to 120 kilograms,
 
As-4 Ukraine, they has done right under Putin nose again.
Putin’s army! Russian generals in tears!.
https://youtu.be/oWPtc4fQSIw?si=mOSteBw7fBKxB9_T

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War is over for now. But not for Putin.
https://youtu.be/_xtXYRQogZw?si=q-vKmtZLRJqE4xw6

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Trump says Zelensky is a 'nice guy,' will discuss 'his difficulties' meet @NATO summit. Unlike in previous years, this year's NATO does not include a direct condemnation of Russia's actions, unlike the communique issued during the 2024 NATO summit in Washington, explicitly condemned Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the leaders reaffirmed support for Ukraine, stating direct contributions to Ukraine's defense & industrial capacity will be counted toward the 5% total the current trajectory of military aid from allies could help Ukraine "only survive but win the war," Rutte said he is "optimistic."

"You can safely assume that the trajectory in the first almost six months now is really north of last year's," he said. "By the end of the year, it will end up north over $50 billion, which was pledged in 2024. I'm optimistic about that, but I won't make a concrete prediction." He emphasized the importance of sustained and long-term support. Vs"We have to make sure Ukraine can stay in the fight, that it has what it needs... We're also working to secure peace deal or a long-term.
includes supporting Ukraine's defense industrial base, at estimated $35 billion in spare capacity. ceasefire. 

In 2024, only 23 alliance members met the 2% target, according to NATO estimates. Poland was ahead of all members with 4.12% of GDP allocated to defense, followed by Estonia (3.43%) and the U.S. (3.38%). Rutte previously said on June 17 that all NATO countries are on track to meet the 2% threshold in 2025. And then we have to make sure that Ukraine has what it needs to prevent Russian Putin from effort ever trying this again in the future,” Rutte said

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Trump says Zelensky is a 'nice guy,' will discuss 'his difficulties' meet @NATO summit. Unlike in previous years, this year's NATO does not include a direct condemnation of Russia's actions, unlike the communique issued during the 2024 NATO summit in Washington, explicitly condemned Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the leaders reaffirmed support for Ukraine, stating direct contributions to Ukraine's defense & industrial capacity will be counted toward the 5% total the current trajectory of military aid from allies could help Ukraine "only survive but win the war," Rutte said he is "optimistic."

"You can safely assume that the trajectory in the first almost six months now is really north of last year's," he said. "By the end of the year, it will end up north over $50 billion, which was pledged in 2024. I'm optimistic about that, but I won't make a concrete prediction." He emphasized the importance of sustained and long-term support. Vs"We have to make sure Ukraine can stay in the fight, that it has what it needs... We're also working to secure peace deal or a long-term.
includes supporting Ukraine's defense industrial base, at estimated $35 billion in spare capacity. ceasefire. 

In 2024, only 23 alliance members met the 2% target, according to NATO estimates. Poland was ahead of all members with 4.12% of GDP allocated to defense, followed by Estonia (3.43%) and the U.S. (3.38%). Rutte previously said on June 17 that all NATO countries are on track to meet the 2% threshold in 2025. And then we have to make sure that Ukraine has what it needs to prevent Russian Putin from effort ever trying this again in the future,” Rutte said

North Korea sending more troops to Russia for Ukraine war.

SEOUL: North Korea will send more troops to Russia to assist in its war against Ukraine, possibly as early as July, a South Korean lawmaker said on Thursday (Jun 26), citing information from Seoul's spy agency confirmation comes just a week after Sergei Shoigu, head of Russia's Security Council, said North Korea would send military builders and sappers to help restore Russia's Kursk region during his visit to Pyongyang. "North Korea is continuing to send troops & supply weapons to Russia, & we see its support has played a significant role in Moscow's efforts to retake Kursk," lawmaker Lee Seong-kweun told reporters after a briefing from the spy agency. "After dispatching 11,000 personnel in October last year, Russia has already announced a second deployment of 4,000 troops, and a further 6,000 construction troops to assist in rebuilding Kursk," said Lee.

Seoul National Intelligence Service's assessments, the additional deployment "could take place as early as July or August". Evidence for this is that, during previous deployments, Shoigu visited Pyongyang roughly a month in advance, said Lee, along with "recent reports that North Korea has begun selecting personnel for dispatch, as indicators that preparations are already underway". 
North Korea has become one of Russia's main allies during its more than three-year-long Ukraine offensive, sending thousands of troops and container loads of weapons to help Kremlin oust Ukrainian forces from Kursk. North Korea is believed to have provided Russia with an estimated several million artillery shells, along with missiles and long-range rocket systems, delivered by ship and military aircraft," added Lee.

Russia and North Korea signed a military deal last year, including a mutual defence clause, during a rare visit by Russian leader Vladimir Putin to the nuclear-armed North. Around 600 North Korean soldiers have been killed and thousands more wounded fighting for Russia, according to Lee, citing the South Korean intelligence service.
Pyongyang in April confirmed for the first time that it had deployed troops to support Russia's war in Ukraine – and admitted that its troops had been killed in combat. North Korean state media said leader Kim Jong Un had confirmed plans for further cooperation but did not provide detail.

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Russia and Ukraine trade more long-range drone attacks that are a hallmark of their war. The Ukrainian air force says Russian forces have launched an overnight drone and missile attack on Ukraine. June 27, 2025

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MOSCOW - The Kremlin said on Friday that Estonia's stated readiness to host NATO allies' U.S.-made F-35A stealth jets, capable of carrying nuclear weapons, posed a direct threat to Moscow. Estonian Defence Minister Hanno Pevkur told the Postimees news outlet on Thursday that Estonia - which borders Russia and is a rotating base for NATO jets tasked with protecting Baltic airspace - was ready to host nuclear-capable jets if necessary. "If some of them, regardless of their country of origin, have a dual-use capability to carry nuclear weapons it doesn't affect our position on hosting F-35s in any way," the outlet cited him as saying.

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https://youtu.be/9DUIV4HyYR4?si=_fEI0maOmWBR9Sjs

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MOSCOW - The Kremlin said on Friday that Estonia's stated readiness to host NATO allies' U.S.-made F-35A stealth jets, capable of carrying nuclear weapons, posed a direct threat to Moscow. Estonian Defence Minister Hanno Pevkur told the Postimees news outlet on Thursday that Estonia - which borders Russia and is a rotating base for NATO jets tasked with protecting Baltic airspace - was ready to host nuclear-capable jets if necessary. "If some of them, regardless of their country of origin, have a dual-use capability to carry nuclear weapons it doesn't affect our position on hosting F-35s in any way," the outlet cited him as saying.

Ukraine's next goal in ongoing negotiations with Russia is to organize a direct meeting between President Volodymyr Zelensky and Russian President Vladimir Putin, Defense Minister Rustem Umerov said during a press briefing on June 26.


Speaking to journalists in Kyiv, Umerov, who was part of Ukrainian peace talks delegation, outlined a multi-stage negotiation process that began in January with an initiative from U.S. President Donald Trump. Umerov stressed that Ukraine welcomed the idea of a ceasefire from the outset and remains fully committed to a just peace.

"Ukraine has always remained consistent in its pursuit of peace," Umerov said. "We supported the U.S. initiative for a full ceasefire from the very beginning and demonstrated our commitment through multiple rounds of negotiations. But any dialogue must take place without ultimatums and with full respect for our country's sovereignty."

The talks unfolded in several rounds in Jeddah, Riyadh, Paris, London, and Istanbul. During the second round of negotiations in Riyadh, Ukraine communicated with Russia indirectly, through U.S. mediators. In Turkey, U.S. mediators were excluded from talks due to Russia's request, according to Umerov.

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Russia attacked southern city of Odesa overnight June 28, killing 2 & injuring at least 14, Ukraine Emergency Svc Report. Drone attack hit a 21-story building, causing fire on 7th, 8th, & 9th floors left residents trapped in their apartments. First responders rescued 5 people, included a small child. 2 people, married couple, were killed in attack, Odesa Oblast Governor reported. Emergency workers recovered their bodies from the damaged building. At least 14 civilians were injured, including 3 children. Both are receiving treatment in medical facilities, Kiper said. Ongoing air raid alarms throughout night complicated rescue efforts, State Emergency said.
Odesa, a port city on Ukraine's Black Sea coast with a population of around 1-mil, has been a frequent target of Russian attacks since full-scale invasion. A massive Russian drone strike on June 20 killed one & injured 14 others, including three first responders.

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Latest: Ukrainian drones reportedly strike 4 fighter jets in Russia. Key developments on June 27:

1) Ukraine latest: Ukrainian drones reportedly strike 4 fighter jets in Russia
2) North Korea deployed 20% of Kim's elite 'personal reserve' to fight against Ukraine in Russia, Umerov says
3) Pro-Palestinian reportedly destroy military equipment intended for Ukraine
4) Zelensky signs decree to synchronize 

Russia sanctions with EU, G7. Russia's short-range drone strikes cause over 3,000 civilian casualties in Ukraine, UN reports. Ukrainian drones struck-4 Su-34 fighter jets at Marinovka airfield Russia's Volgograd Oblast overnight on June 27, Ukraine's General Staff said. The op was carried out by Special Forces & Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) in co-ops with other military units, Staff say. Volgograd Oblast is located some 900 kilometers (560 miles) southeast of Moscow.

Preliminary data show  2 Russian fighter jets were destroyed & other 2 damaged. Russia uses such aircraft to bomb particularly to drop guided, attack cause fire in airfield's technical & op unit, a facility where combat aircraft are serviced repaired, Kyiv Independent could not independent report. As Russia intensifies aerial attacks on Ukraine &the civilian death toll climbs, Ukraine step up its drone attacks on Russian territory. Recent surge in drone strikes aims to disrupt airport op, overwhelm air defenses, & mount pressure against the Russian population.

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Russian forces charged forward the open fields, expecting little resistance, only to find Ukrainians had lured them right into a trap. Drawn out and exposed, bodies fill up fields, as they launched a sudden counterstrike to overrun command, force dozens of demoralized soldiers to lay down surrender. Putin recently insisted capturing city of Sumy was not Russia's primary goal, yet he provocatively claim becomes Russian territory, follow direct threats made by Russian diplomats during recent, they explicitly warned Ukraine, can lose both Sumy & Kharkiv & continued resisting Russian ultimatums,
refused to lay down arms. Despite Putin’s bragging threats, current developments on ground starkly contradict his aggressive rhetoric, revealing battle for Sumy is far from going according to Russia’s plans, initial phase of Russian offensive into Sumy region met limited Ukrainian resistance in open fields, as Ukrainian forces, among them highly experienced units previously op deep within Kursk, managed safely withdraw under pressure, repositioning swiftly in Sumy. They are battle-hardened troops playing a critical role in decisively stall Russia’s momentum. They Ukrainian anticipated Russian troops advanced beyond defensive cover into more exposed terrain highly vulnerable. Indeed, geolocated videos from Sumy show fields littered Russian casualties.

As Russian units gradually depleted their strength during reckless assaults in open terrain, Ukrainian assault spear headed by elite 225th Assault Battalion, proved devastating for Russian forward elements, an intense battle near Andriivka, successfully overwhelmed Russian positions, retaking village. Notably situated extremely close to the frontlines, Russians expected to keep advancing fighting, Ukrainian soldiers neutralized important free notably killing Andriy Vyacheslavovich Yartsev, a battalion commander of Russia’s 30th Motorized Rifle Regiment. A significantly disrupted the Russian battalion’s tactical cohesion and ability to respond to the Ukrainian attacks, allowing Ukrainians to fully consolidate their gains. Securing Andriivka provides Ukrainian defenders with two major operational advantages. First, battle village successfully diverted such as Khotin & Pysarivka. Secondly, subsequent clearing op allowed Ukrainian eliminate dispersed Russian troops, further eroding their ability to mount an immediate counterattack before Ukrainians could dig in. In the process, Ukrainian forces captured a significant number of Russian prisoners, one video showing 13 Russian soldiers surrendering to a reconnaissance drone, as Ukrainians inflicted serious damage to Russians’ manpower and morale.

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Russian forces charged forward the open fields, expecting little resistance, only to find Ukrainians had lured them right into a trap. Drawn out and exposed, bodies fill up fields, as they launched a sudden counterstrike to overrun command, force dozens of demoralized soldiers to lay down surrender. Putin recently insisted capturing city of Sumy was not Russia's primary goal, yet he provocatively claim becomes Russian territory, follow direct threats made by Russian diplomats during recent, they explicitly warned Ukraine, can lose both Sumy & Kharkiv & continued resisting Russian ultimatums,
refused to lay down arms. Despite Putin’s bragging threats, current developments on ground starkly contradict his aggressive rhetoric, revealing battle for Sumy is far from going according to Russia’s plans, initial phase of Russian offensive into Sumy region met limited Ukrainian resistance in open fields, as Ukrainian forces, among them highly experienced units previously op deep within Kursk, managed safely withdraw under pressure, repositioning swiftly in Sumy. They are battle-hardened troops playing a critical role in decisively stall Russia’s momentum. They Ukrainian anticipated Russian troops advanced beyond defensive cover into more exposed terrain highly vulnerable. Indeed, geolocated videos from Sumy show fields littered Russian casualties.

As Russian units gradually depleted their strength during reckless assaults in open terrain, Ukrainian assault spear headed by elite 225th Assault Battalion, proved devastating for Russian forward elements, an intense battle near Andriivka, successfully overwhelmed Russian positions, retaking village. Notably situated extremely close to the frontlines, Russians expected to keep advancing fighting, Ukrainian soldiers neutralized important free notably killing Andriy Vyacheslavovich Yartsev, a battalion commander of Russia’s 30th Motorized Rifle Regiment. A significantly disrupted the Russian battalion’s tactical cohesion and ability to respond to the Ukrainian attacks, allowing Ukrainians to fully consolidate their gains. Securing Andriivka provides Ukrainian defenders with two major operational advantages. First, battle village successfully diverted such as Khotin & Pysarivka. Secondly, subsequent clearing op allowed Ukrainian eliminate dispersed Russian troops, further eroding their ability to mount an immediate counterattack before Ukrainians could dig in. In the process, Ukrainian forces captured a significant number of Russian prisoners, one video showing 13 Russian soldiers surrendering to a reconnaissance drone, as Ukrainians inflicted serious damage to Russians’ manpower and morale.

https://youtu.be/K1cSdBhbbEo?si=2oUZVzbfhdmNfePa

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The 7th Ukraine present Zelensky is call for more weapons to stop the war?. He's 7th Ukrainian president. Will he be able to save his country from disaster,” by around year 2027years later?. While (Baba Vanga) is saying to have predicted peace would reach in 2027. Only 8th Ukrainian president can.

After U S. Bomb hit nuclear site in Iran. A 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck near Iran's Semnan late on Friday (June 20), sending tremors through the region. According to reports from the GFZ, a magnitude 5.2 earthquake occurred around 35 km southwest of Semnan at 5.49 local time. The earthquake's depth was recorded at 10 km, indicating a relatively shallow tremor that could possibly cause major damage.

https://youtube.com/shorts/Eoz6Xp_Luf4?s...DavY8aLyKL

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Latest: Ukrainian drones reportedly strike 4 fighter jets in Russia. Key developments on June 27:

1) Ukraine latest: Ukrainian drones reportedly strike 4 fighter jets in Russia
2) North Korea deployed 20% of Kim's elite 'personal reserve' to fight against Ukraine in Russia, Umerov says
3) Pro-Palestinian reportedly destroy military equipment intended for Ukraine
4) Zelensky signs decree to synchronize 

Russia sanctions with EU, G7. Russia's short-range drone strikes cause over 3,000 civilian casualties in Ukraine, UN reports. Ukrainian drones struck-4 Su-34 fighter jets at Marinovka airfield Russia's Volgograd Oblast overnight on June 27, Ukraine's General Staff said. The op was carried out by Special Forces & Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) in co-ops with other military units, Staff say. Volgograd Oblast is located some 900 kilometers (560 miles) southeast of Moscow.

Preliminary data show  2 Russian fighter jets were destroyed & other 2 damaged. Russia uses such aircraft to bomb particularly to drop guided, attack cause fire in airfield's technical & op unit, a facility where combat aircraft are serviced repaired, Kyiv Independent could not independent report. As Russia intensifies aerial attacks on Ukraine &the civilian death toll climbs, Ukraine step up its drone attacks on Russian territory. Recent surge in drone strikes aims to disrupt airport op, overwhelm air defenses, & mount pressure against the Russian population.

Ukrainian drones & w/ammo struck 4 Su-34 jets at Marinovka airfield Russia's Volgograd Oblast on June 27, Ukraine's op was carried out by Special Forces & Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) in co-ops w/other military units. Volgograd Oblast is some 900 km (560 miles) southeast of Moscow.
https://youtube.com/shorts/72JSMSm8ONc?s...dqXGruQcPN

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Drones used by Security Svc of Ukraine (SBU) struck Kirovske military airfield in occupied Crimea June 28, SBU told Kyiv Independent, attack destroyed Mi-8, Mi-26 & Mi-28 attack helicopter& Pantsyr S1 self-propelled anti-aircraft missile & it gun system, SBU claimed, also to SBU targeted Russian aviation, air defense systems & ammo, reconnaissance & attack drones storage facilities. Secondary explosions were heard at airfield during the night.

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Drones used by Security Svc of Ukraine (SBU) struck Kirovske military airfield in occupied Crimea June 28, SBU told Kyiv Independent, attack destroyed Mi-8, Mi-26 & Mi-28 attack helicopter& Pantsyr S1 self-propelled anti-aircraft missile & it gun system, SBU claimed, also to SBU targeted Russian aviation, air defense systems & ammo, reconnaissance & attack drones storage facilities. Secondary explosions were heard at airfield during the night.

Ukraine >Nizhniy Novgorod distance between Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia and Kyiv, about is 1,107 km (688 miles).
Russia continues to rely on restoring old Soviet-era armored vehicles to replenish its battlefield losses, according to new analysis by the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) published on June 26. The assessment is based on satellite imagery reviewed by OSINT analysts tracking Russian military equipment stored at repair facilities and depots. ISW highlighted their findings to illustrate increasing strain on Russia’s defense-industrial base. Russia’s armored vehicle repair plants (BTRZ) suggest that many of the armored personnel carriers (APCs) pulled from long-term storage are no longer in a condition to be quickly deployed to the front—as was the case earlier in the full-scale invasion. 

ISW estimates 81st Armored Repair Plant in Armavir, Krasnodar Krai, has been refurbishing upto 200 BTR-70, BTR-80, and BTR-82 vehicles annually since 2023, include both older models taken from storage combat-damaged APCs returned from battlefield. 144th plant in Yekaterinburg, Sverdlovsk Oblast reportedly Russia’s only facility still restoring older airborne fighting vehicles like the BMD-2 and BMP-2. It is estimated to refurbish between 100 and 150 such vehicles each year. 

Soviet-era stockpiles near depletion as Russia ramps up armor repairs. June 27, 2025. Armored repair plant in Armavir is estimated to restore up to 200 BTR-70/80/82 vehicles annually. Armored repair plant in Armavir (pictured) is estimated to restore up to 200 BTR-70/80/82 vehicles annually.

Ukraine suggests output is substantial possibly growing.
Analysts estimate Kurganmashzavod plant in Kurgan Oblast produces between 100 and 120 BMD-4M vehicles annually, along with about 360 BMP-3s and 20–30 BTR-MDMs.

ISW noted throughout war, Russia has relied heavily on old stock of Soviet-era equipment to offset many battlefield losses, it reserve finite approaching a point of diminishing availability,” where input yields decreasing output or benefit.
Due2mounting losses of heavy vehicles in late 2023 - 2024, Russian increasingly resorted to using motorcycles, donkey & lightweight buses & buggies along front battle lines. March 2025, UK’s Int'l Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) estimated Russian troops lost over 3,700 infantry fighting vehicles & armored personnel carriers in 2024 alone.

Satellite images show Russia relying on outdated Soviet-era armored vehicles — ISW / The New Voice of Ukraine https://share.google/C87SPbcOm9BXIOgo8

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Ukraine >Nizhniy Novgorod distance between Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia and Kyiv, about is 1,107 km (688 miles).
Russia continues to rely on restoring old Soviet-era armored vehicles to replenish its battlefield losses, according to new analysis by the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) published on June 26. The assessment is based on satellite imagery reviewed by OSINT analysts tracking Russian military equipment stored at repair facilities and depots. ISW highlighted their findings to illustrate increasing strain on Russia’s defense-industrial base. Russia’s armored vehicle repair plants (BTRZ) suggest that many of the armored personnel carriers (APCs) pulled from long-term storage are no longer in a condition to be quickly deployed to the front—as was the case earlier in the full-scale invasion. 

ISW estimates 81st Armored Repair Plant in Armavir, Krasnodar Krai, has been refurbishing upto 200 BTR-70, BTR-80, and BTR-82 vehicles annually since 2023, include both older models taken from storage combat-damaged APCs returned from battlefield. 144th plant in Yekaterinburg, Sverdlovsk Oblast reportedly Russia’s only facility still restoring older airborne fighting vehicles like the BMD-2 and BMP-2. It is estimated to refurbish between 100 and 150 such vehicles each year. 

Soviet-era stockpiles near depletion as Russia ramps up armor repairs. June 27, 2025. Armored repair plant in Armavir is estimated to restore up to 200 BTR-70/80/82 vehicles annually. Armored repair plant in Armavir (pictured) is estimated to restore up to 200 BTR-70/80/82 vehicles annually.

Ukraine suggests output is substantial possibly growing.
Analysts estimate Kurganmashzavod plant in Kurgan Oblast produces between 100 and 120 BMD-4M vehicles annually, along with about 360 BMP-3s and 20–30 BTR-MDMs.

ISW noted throughout war, Russia has relied heavily on old stock of Soviet-era equipment to offset many battlefield losses, it reserve finite approaching a point of diminishing availability,” where input yields decreasing output or benefit.
Due2mounting losses of heavy vehicles in late 2023 - 2024, Russian increasingly resorted to using motorcycles, donkey & lightweight buses & buggies along front battle lines. March 2025, UK’s Int'l Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) estimated Russian troops lost over 3,700 infantry fighting vehicles & armored personnel carriers in 2024 alone.

Satellite images show Russia relying on outdated Soviet-era armored vehicles — ISW / The New Voice of Ukraine https://share.google/C87SPbcOm9BXIOgo8

https://english.nv.ua/russian-war/satell...25439.html

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Ukraine will receive over €100 mil from Germany to produce hundreds of An-196 UAVs with a range of over 2,000 km. The German govt will invest a “three-digit million euro sum” — over €100 million — into the production of Ukrainian An-196 Liutyi long-range strike UAVs, according to a report by Der Spiegel, funding will support manufacture of several hundred units, significantly boosting Ukraine’s ability to target strategic objectives far behind enemy lines. The An-196 Liutyi is a Ukrainian-designed kamikaze drone developed by Ukroboronprom — the largest arms manufacturer in Ukraine. It is capable of carrying a 75 kg warhead and has an operational range exceeding 2,000 km, it unveiled in 2022, UAV was first deployed in August 2023 when Ukrainian Special Operations Forces reportedly used it to strike a russian Black Sea Fleet base in the occupied Crimean town of Perevalne.

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Ukraine will receive over €100 mil from Germany to produce hundreds of An-196 UAVs with a range of over 2,000 km. The German govt will invest a “three-digit million euro sum” — over €100 million — into the production of Ukrainian An-196 Liutyi long-range strike UAVs, according to a report by Der Spiegel, funding will support manufacture of several hundred units, significantly boosting Ukraine’s ability to target strategic objectives far behind enemy lines. The An-196 Liutyi is a Ukrainian-designed kamikaze drone developed by Ukroboronprom — the largest arms manufacturer in Ukraine. It is capable of carrying a 75 kg warhead and has an operational range exceeding 2,000 km, it unveiled in 2022, UAV was first deployed in August 2023 when Ukrainian Special Operations Forces reportedly used it to strike a russian Black Sea Fleet base in the occupied Crimean town of Perevalne.

The UAV belongs to a new generation of Ukrainian long-range precision weapons. With a total weight of over 200 kg, the An-196 Liutyi is built to perform autonomous deep strikes, navigating through complex air defense systems using advanced guidance technology.

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Germany’s investment is part of a broader effort by EU to integrate Ukraine into Europe’s defense industrial base. As Spiegel notes, Ukraine’s wartime experience has made it a valuable partner in development of new military technologies, particularly unmanned systems UAV that belongs to a new generation of Ukrainian long-range precision weapons. With a total weight of over 200 kg, the An-196 Liutyi is built to perform autonomous deep strikes, navigating through complex air defense systems using advanced guidance technology. “Ukraine is rapidly becoming a hub for drone innovation. Supporting its industry means strengthening not only Ukrainian resilience but also European security,” said an EU defense official cited by the magazine.

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This funding is expected not only to increase the production volume of An-196 Liutyi drones but also to further develop Ukraine’s military-industrial complex. Analysts suggest that this may mark the beginning of deeper European cooperation with Ukraine in high-tech arms production — and potentially open the way for joint ventures & technology sharing in the future. As the war enters a prolonged phase, Ukraine’s ability to produce & deploy effective long-range systems like the An-196 Liutyi could become a decisive factor on battlefield, offering Kyiv greater strategic reach & deterrence against russian aggression.