[Tee tiong huat]

Polish President Andrzej Duda criticized Ukraine and Western allies for ignoring Poland's key role in the war effort, citing exclusion from aid discussions & summit decisions. Duda warned Poland could shut down key routes like Rzeszow airport if sidelined. Meanwhile, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio revealed Russia shared a "new idea" on Ukraine, though no breakthrough was reached. UK’s Starmer & France’s Macron urged stronger pressure on Putin, unveiling readiness for a peacekeeping force & welcoming US participation in talks.

[Tee tiong huat]

Polish President Andrzej Duda criticized Ukraine and Western allies for ignoring Poland's key role in the war effort, citing exclusion from aid discussions & summit decisions. Duda warned Poland could shut down key routes like Rzeszow airport if sidelined. Meanwhile, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio revealed Russia shared a "new idea" on Ukraine, though no breakthrough was reached. UK’s Starmer & France’s Macron urged stronger pressure on Putin, unveiling readiness for a peacekeeping force & welcoming US participation in talks.

https://youtu.be/6OuIJq99aLA?si=lc1mIbb94RfI1-Zc

[Tee tiong huat]

Russia again launched their latest, largest ever drone and missile attack against Ukraine as their monthly production number of long range drones continues to skyrocket.  Trump has finally expressed his frustration with Putin of Russia's unwillingness to stop this war or agree to a ceasefire.  People who support Russia and Trump soon are going to have to pick just one.

[Tee tiong huat]

Russia again launched latest, largest ever drone missile attack against Ukraine as their monthly production number of long range drones continues to skyrocket.  Trump has finally expressed his frustration with Putin of Russia's unwillingness to stop war or agree to a ceasefire.  People who support Russia & Trump soon are going to have to pick just one.

https://youtu.be/jcK1CmFTBSU?si=LF4FXFL37zxuI28E

[Tee tiong huat]

UK Backs Ukraine w/£2.5 Bil Defense Financing for Thousands of Air Defense Missiles, Systems, and Recovery

[Tee tiong huat]

UK Backs Ukraine w/£2.5 Bil Defense Financing for Thousands of Air Defense Missiles, Systems.

5,000 UK-made air defense missiles will be delivered a landmark agreement. 
5,000 missiles will be expected to improve Ukraine's ability to intercept russian drones & missiles. UK will also provide £283 million in direct bilateral assistance for Ukraine in 2025-2026.

[Tee tiong huat]

5,000 UK-made air defense missiles will be delivered a landmark agreement. 5,000 missiles will be expected to improve Ukraine's ability to intercept russian drones & missiles. UK will also provide £283 million in direct bilateral assistance for Ukraine in 2025-2026.

UK's base builds on broader £18.3 billion in UK aid to Ukraine since start of russia's full-scale invasion. The initiative is part of the UK-Ukraine 100-Year Partnership, a framework for long-term cooperation in defense, economic development, and reconstruction. 

As Defense Express reported, Germany has agreed to finance purchase of 2 U.S. produced Patriot air defense systems for Ukraine, including missiles needed to operate them.

[Tee tiong huat]

* Why!. Russia brushes off peace talks after largest assault on Ukraine.

* Russia sees no immediate diplomatic solution, just see Putin can't but wanted Ukraine war to continue and continues by Putin, he called its a "special operation" despite international condemnation.

Trump now know why?. He said, Putin scare for lossing war to the western nations. That is why Putin must continue to his war on Ukraine.

Putin determined to press on despite threat of tougher sanctions. Despite sanctions and pressure from the West, Russia continues to push on with its war effort in Ukraine.

Tough language by US President Donald Trump has had little effect on outlook of on Russian president, who is intensifying attacks on land, air and everywhere in Ukraine. BBC's Russian Editor Steve Rosenberg reports on the mood in the country calleded Russia lead by Putin.

BBC reports on mood in Russia as Putin defies pressure from West https://share.google/4U6k8xiF2gzcCCqjf

[Tee tiong huat]

Putin determined to press on despite threat of tougher sanctions. Despite sanctions and pressure from the West, Russia continues to push on with its war effort in Ukraine.

Tough language by US President Donald Trump has had little effect on outlook of on Russian president, who is intensifying attacks on land, air and everywhere in Ukraine. BBC's Russian Editor Steve Rosenberg reports on the mood in the country calleded Russia lead by Putin.

BBC reports on mood in Russia as Putin defies pressure from West https://share.google/4U6k8xiF2gzcCCqjf

BBC reports on mood in Russia as Putin defies pressure from West https://share.google/J48nltilDVvokrbjX

[Tee tiong huat]

Russia again launched their latest, largest ever drone and missile attack against Ukraine as their monthly production number of long range drones continues to skyrocket.  Trump has finally expressed his frustration with Putin of Russia's unwillingness to stop this war or agree to a ceasefire.  People who support Russia and Trump soon are going to have to pick just one.

President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed Russia's intention to drastically escalate its drone attacks, potentially launching up to 1,000 drones per day. Russia has significantly intensified its aerial bombardments across Ukraine. Overnight on July 9, Russia launched largest missile and drone attack against multiple Ukrainian cities, with the far-western city of Lutsk coming under the wee heaviest attack of the war.

Commander in Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi previously said the effectiveness of drones stands@70%, President added Ukrainian scientists & engineers have found a proven effective technology from several manufacturers that can counteract Iranian-designed Shahed drones. Ukraine will be able to mass-produce counter-drones so Ukraine’s new interceptor UAVs are starting to knock Russia’s long-range Shahed drones out of the sky. Meanwhile in just resently Ukraine drone missiles hit across federation of Russia from western Russia & take fight right up to reaching Russia far east. 

Such new Ukrainian interceptors can clear the skies of swarms of sometimes 500 Shaheds at a time remains an open question. Ukrainians involved in making these drones declined to specify production rates. They anticipated that production expansion would take through the fall. 

"We need to make it so Russians cry bitter tears, so they’re afraid to take flight," said one of the financier of the new interceptor drones taking out Russian UAVs.

[Tee tiong huat]

Russia's high-ranking military officials have been killed on a regular basis throughout the full-scale invasion — Recent report from BBC Russia identified 10 plus, plus 1 more generals & 524 lieutenant colonels & colonels. It refering Gudkov was appointed deputy commander-in-chief of Russian Navy in March 2025.

Mikhail Gudkov, Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy, was killed by a Ukrainian missile strike on July 2, with a Major General rank were kill this 2025, in Kursk. He promoted just months earlier in March, is now the 16th Russian general with a  eliminated since the invasion began in 2022, said UK Ministry of Defence.

His death follows a wave of senior-level losses in the Russian military, including the reported deaths of Vice Admiral Ildar Akhmerov and FSB Fifth Service Head Alexey Komkov, who was assassinated in Moscow. Ukraine’s precise and sustained targeting of top generals has created serious instability inside Russia’s chain of command.

* Why Trump now know...WHY?. Here!. Another reason for lossing not only Russia but also a fear of lossing a few friends  he have left!!!.

KYIV: U.S. President Donald Trump said Russia just wanted to "keep killing people". Meanwhile,

Update: Minister of Transportation, featured in video, was fired. 1 hour later is dead. Yet forensic reports confirm he was already dead — shot dead & left undiscovered for more than a day b4 Kremlin announced his dismissal. 

This are not mere protocol. It was deliberate signal of terror.

Such Russia regime is "rotting" from within.  *Kremlin broadcasting that no one is untouchable as it devours its very own gang...

[watchfirst9]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1R5GjVf2tg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGpMFdgLhmY

[watchfirst9]

https://youtu.be/4kw2XYK5KNE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkkFHxOSSmU

[Tee tiong huat]

* Why Trump now know...WHY?. Here!. Another reason for lossing not only Russia but also a fear of lossing a few friends  he have left!!!.

KYIV: U.S. President Donald Trump said Russia just wanted to "keep killing people". Meanwhile,

Update: Minister of Transportation, featured in video, was fired. 1 hour later is dead. Yet forensic reports confirm he was already dead — shot dead & left undiscovered for more than a day b4 Kremlin announced his dismissal. 

This are not mere protocol. It was deliberate signal of terror.

Such Russia regime is "rotting" from within.  *Kremlin broadcasting that no one is untouchable as it devours its very own gang...

Ukraine said two agents working for Russia have been killed after a senior Ukrainian intelligence officer was shot dead on Thursday. The head of Ukraine's Security Service (SBU), Vasyl Malyuk, said in a video statement that two agents working for Russia's security service FSB had been tracked down and "liquidated" after they resisted arrest on Sunday morning. It comes after Col Ivan Voronych was shot several times in a Kyiv car park in broad daylight, after being approached by an unidentified assailant who fled the scene.. On Sunday, Ukraine's national police said the two agents killed were "citizens of a foreign country", without giving any further details. Moscow had no immediate response.

CCTV footage of incident on 10 July - verified by news agency Reuters - showed a man leaving a building in Kyiv's southern Holosiivskyi district shortly after 09:00 local time (06:00 GMT), while another man ran towards him. The SBU said on Sunday suspects had tracking Col Voronych's movements prior to the attack, & co-ordinates & round a hiding place, they found a pistol with a silencer,
after he was shot, they then tried to "lay low," but were found following a joint investigation with national police. The SBU mainly focuses on internal security and counter-intelligence, like the UK's MI5 played a prominent role in sabotage attacks and assassinations deep inside Russia since Moscow's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Sources within Ukraine's security services told BBC. The SBU was responsible for the killing of the high-ranking Russian Gen Igor Kirillov in December 2024. In April, Gen Yaroslav Moskalik was killed in a car bomb attack in Moscow - which the Kremlin blamed on Kyiv. Ukraine's security services have never officially admitted responsibility for the deaths.
On Tuesday. Zelensky said Ukraine faced its largest ever Russian aerial attack. June, recorded the highest monthly civilian casualties in three years, according to the UN. Fighting has also continued on frontlines, with enemy making slow gains in eastern Ukraine and retaking control of most of Russia's Kursk region that Kyiv's forces seized in a surprise offensive last summer. Efforts to negotiate ceasefire more than 3 year 
long war have faltered. As Putin wanted since Feb 2022 invasion of Ukraine.

[Tee tiong huat]

* Why Trump now know...WHY?. Here!. Another reason for lossing not only Russia but also a fear of lossing a few friends  he have left!!!.

KYIV: U.S. President Donald Trump said Russia just wanted to "keep killing people". Meanwhile,

Update: Minister of Transportation, featured in video, was fired. 1 hour later is dead. Yet forensic reports confirm he was already dead — shot dead & left undiscovered for more than a day b4 Kremlin announced his dismissal. 

This are not mere protocol. It was deliberate signal of terror.

Such Russia regime is "rotting" from within.  *Kremlin broadcasting that no one is untouchable as it devours its very own gang...

Japan has just revolutionized Ukraine’s battlefield intelligence. By granting access to its cutting-edge SAR satellite network, & giving Ukraine power to see through clouds, camouflage & even in darkness—anytime, anywhere in real-time radar data is now directly integrated into Ukraine’s military systems, making Russian concealment nearly impossible. 

More than a tech upgrade, it signals Japan’s deepening strategic support and marks a turning point in Ukraine’s growing independence from U.S. intelligence networks...

[Tee tiong huat]

Japan has just revolutionized Ukraine’s battlefield intelligence. By granting access to its cutting-edge SAR satellite network, & giving Ukraine power to see through clouds, camouflage & even in darkness—anytime, anywhere in real-time radar data is now directly integrated into Ukraine’s military systems, making Russian concealment nearly impossible. 

More than a tech upgrade, it signals Japan’s deepening strategic support and marks a turning point in Ukraine’s growing independence from U.S. intelligence networks...

https://youtu.be/GoHCSbsixhQ?si=qhYZ9DNAnZUAO8o6

[Tee tiong huat]

Japan has just revolutionized Ukraine’s battlefield intelligence. By granting access to its cutting-edge SAR satellite network, & giving Ukraine power to see through clouds, camouflage & even in darkness—anytime, anywhere in real-time radar data is now directly integrated into Ukraine’s military systems, making Russian concealment nearly impossible. 

*More than a tech upgrade, it signals Japan’s deepening strategic support and marks a turning point in Ukraine’s growing independence from U.S. intelligence networks...

OMG!. Something very new toy from Germany: Now follow up by Japan: More than a tech upgrade, it signals Japan’s deepening strategic support and marks a turning point in Ukraine’s growing independence from U.S. intelligence networks. See above for for info.

Germany OMG: As I always said a few times, Germany is always in their best, very original dual master of their hard tools in producing and proving very effective their weapons they built since WWII, when they can come up with such products of high tech weapons technology.

[Tee tiong huat]

Japan has just revolutionized Ukraine’s battlefield intelligence. By granting access to its cutting-edge SAR satellite network, & giving Ukraine power to see through clouds, camouflage & even in darkness—anytime, anywhere in real-time radar data is now directly integrated into Ukraine’s military systems, making Russian concealment nearly impossible. 

More than a tech upgrade, it signals Japan’s deepening strategic support and marks a turning point in Ukraine’s growing independence from U.S. intelligence networks...

OMG!. Something very new toy from Germany: Now follow up

by Japan: More than a tech upgrade

[Tee tiong huat]

https://youtu.be/9ZCm6Y4DATg?si=W1nlAhAaJeMVglgn

[Tee tiong huat]

In Zaporizhzhia region, a Ukrainian MiG-29 fighter jet hit with a precision strike using GBU-39 guided bombs on Russian drone command centre. Footage of op was shared on Telegram channel associated w/Ukrainian combat aviation.
Jet flew at ultra-low altitude to attack to ensure mission success & evade Russian air defense systems. At low altitudes, aircraft are able to evade radar detection – especially in conditions of low visibility or in areas covered by air defense systems with a limited range. In launch area, MiG-29 engaged afterburners, rapidly gained altitude, and released GBU-39 precision-guided bombs. The high-precision GBU-39 bombs struck a tree line where the invaders had set up a drone command center. 

As early as last year, it known Ukrainian Air Force had adapted Soviet-era combat MiG-29 to carry & deploy GBU-39 bomb weighs 130 kg, diameter approximately 190 mm & about 1.8 meters long. When dropped from high altitude & maximum range of up to 110 km, bomb is equipped with fold-out wings, which significantly extend its strike range. Thks to tungsten tip, it can penetrate concrete shelters during a dive. The fuze system allows for selectable detonation modes—either an airburst or a delayed explosion after impact. Its high precision is achieved through a guidance system that combines inertial navigation w/GPS.
https://militarnyi.com/en/news/low-altit...nd-center/

[Tee tiong huat]

The Ukrainian parliament on Juĺy 16 voted to accept Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal's resignation, thus dismissing his govt & starting a cabinet reshuffle.
The move comes after President Volodymyr Zelensky tapped First Deputy Prime Minister and Economy Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko to replace Shmyhal after he had held the office for more than five years. Change takes place as Ukraine continues to resist Russia's full-scale invasion while seeking to navigate a transforming relationship with its key international supporter, the United States. "I have proposed that Yuliia Svyrydenko lead the Govt of Ukraine and significantly renew its work," Zelensky said on July 14, without providing

[Tee tiong huat]

Britain and Germany are launching a joint military project to build a “super-Taurus” long-range missile system, German media reported on Thursday.

The two nations have agreed “within the next 10 years or so to develop a type of ‘super-Taurus’ missile with a range of 2,000 kilometres”, according to Politico’s Berlin Playbook newsletter.

[Tee tiong huat]

Britain and Germany are launching a joint military project to build a “super-Taurus” long-range missile system, German media reported on Thursday.

The two nations have agreed “within the next 10 years or so to develop a type of ‘super-Taurus’ missile with a range of 2,000 kilometres”, according to Politico’s Berlin Playbook newsletter.

Germany already possesses an estimated 600 Taurus missiles, which have a range of 500km and are considered to be among the most powerful weapons in the country’s arsenal.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2...e-missile/

[Tee tiong huat]

The Ukrainian parliament on Juĺy 16 voted to accept Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal's resignation, thus dismissing his govt & starting a cabinet reshuffle.

The move comes after President Volodymyr Zelensky tapped First Deputy Prime Minister and Economy Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko to replace Shmyhal after he had held the office for more than five years. Change takes place as Ukraine continues to resist Russia's full-scale invasion while seeking to navigate a transforming relationship with its key international supporter, the United States. "I have proposed that Yuliia Svyrydenko lead the Govt of Ukraine and significantly renew its work," Zelensky said on July 14, without providing

Ukrainian government was formally dissolved on July 16, marking the first full reshuffle during Russia's full-scale invasion. A day later, the new Cabinet of Ministers was voted in.


Yuliia Svyrydenko, until very recently Ukraine's first deputy prime minister, was nominated by President Volodymyr Zelensky to replace Denys Shmyhal, the longest-serving prime minister in the country's history.

The change comes at a critical moment for Kyiv, as it continues to wrestle with Russian aggression while trying to navigate its transforming — and at times tumultuous — relationship with U.S. President Donald Trump.

Yet, even as the parliament approved Svyrydenko and her new Cabinet on July 17, the government has retained many of the old faces. This includes Shmyhal himself, demoted to Ukraine's defense minister.

[Tee tiong huat]

Russian media and political leaders are shocked by the discussed delivery of an American made missiles to Ukraine that can reach Moscow and beyond. After Trump offered multiple chances for a ceasefire and diplomatic resolution, he has now hardened his stance by tripling the range of Ukrainian strikes. In the last hours, Russian dread has surged amid reports that the U.S. may authorize the delivery of AGM-158 cruise missiles to Ukraine, potentially transforming the whole landscape of the war. The mere suggestion Ukraine might soon possess the capability to strike targets up to 1,000 km inside Russian territory has sent shockwaves fear stems from the possibility Ukraine’s constantly growing fleet of F-16 fighters, could be swiftly upgraded with these stealthy cruise missiles, dramatically reshaping Russian logistical defensive priorities. Simultaneously former Russian. As transportation minister was fired just days ago by Vladimir Putin and found dead just hours later, which creates additional chaos within the Russian bureaucratic machine.

Central to this upheaval is the AGM-158 Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile or Jassm, with its variants presenting serious threats to critical Russian infrastructure previously deemed safe. The baseline missile has a 370 kilometer range, and a formidable 450 kilogram penetrating warhead designed to breach hidden targets with precision guidance. Even more daunting is its extended-range version, the Jassm ER capable of reaching targets up to 1,000 kilometers away. Their stealth design compatibility with F-16 aircraft, a platform already integrated into Ukraine’s air force, would grant an unprecedented capability to launch devastating precision strikes.

The strategic significance of this range extension is immense. Previously unreachable targets, such as the National Defense Management Center in Moscow, the heart of Russia’s military command-and-control infrastructure, would now fall within Ukraine’s potential strike radius. Equally vulnerable would be Russia’s Southern Military District Headquarters in Rostov-on-Don, a pivotal command hub coordinating military operations across Ukraine’s eastern regions. Targets, especially the center in Moscow may not be targeted outright but the mere presence of powerful missiles within Ukraine’s arsenal will create an understanding that if Russia continues to target Ukrainian high command centers, they can lose theirs too. Just having such missiles creates a strategic shift in favor of the Ukrainians.

Logistics facilities and ammunition depots crucial for sustaining Russia’s war effort would likewise become accessible targets, with the Kerch Bridge, vital for supplying Russian forces in Crimea and carrying symbolic significance for Putin’s regime, would be the first high-value one. Similarly, ammunition depots such as the 51st Arsenal near Barsovo, Vladimir Oblast, housing over 264,000 tonnes of munitions, and the 1060th Logistics Support Centre near Bryansk, would face serious threats of destruction, severely undermining Russia’s frontline op. These threats extend further to the Egorlykskaya base near Rostov, known to store North Korean-supplied munitions used by Russian forces in Ukraine. Crucially, the AGM-158 missiles would allow Ukraine to target Russian airbases well beyond the reach of current capabilities. The Engels-2 Air Base, housing Russia’s strategic bomber fleet, as well as the Lipetsk Air Base, essential for training Russia’s dwindling pilot reserves, would be directly threatened. Shaykovka Air Base, home to long-range bombers frequently used in missile strikes against Ukrainian infrastructure, and the strategically significant Saky Air Base in Crimea, would also find themselves within reach of devastating attacks.

The emergence of this capability demands that Russia fundamentally reconsider its defensive posture. To safeguard deep rear areas, Moscow must redeploy its already strained air defense assets, weakening frontline coverages. Under sanctions and attrition, the replenishment of sophisticated air defense systems like the S-400 has become increasingly challenging. This leaves frontline troops and logistics vulnerable to Ukrainian drones and missile strikes, already intensifying in frequency and effectiveness. Overall, the introduction of AGM-158 missiles would dramatically shift the balance of power, exposing Russia’s critical rear infrastructure to unprecedented danger. Beyond physical destruction, the psychological impact would erode Putin’s domestic narrative of invulnerability, permanently shattering the illusion of secure rear sanctuaries. This looming threat alone is reshaping Russia’s strategic calculus, and if the delivery becomes a fact, it will...

[Tee tiong huat]

Russian media and political leaders are shocked by the discussed delivery of an American made missiles to Ukraine that can reach Moscow and beyond. After Trump offered multiple chances for a ceasefire and diplomatic resolution, he has now hardened his stance by tripling the range of Ukrainian strikes. In the last hours, Russian dread has surged amid reports that the U.S. may authorize the delivery of AGM-158 cruise missiles to Ukraine, potentially transforming the whole landscape of the war. The mere suggestion Ukraine might soon possess the capability to strike targets up to 1,000 km inside Russian territory has sent shockwaves fear stems from the possibility Ukraine’s constantly growing fleet of F-16 fighters, could be swiftly upgraded with these stealthy cruise missiles, dramatically reshaping Russian logistical defensive priorities. Simultaneously former Russian. As transportation minister was fired just days ago by Vladimir Putin and found dead just hours later, which creates additional chaos within the Russian bureaucratic machine.

Central to this upheaval is the AGM-158 Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile or Jassm, with its variants presenting serious threats to critical Russian infrastructure previously deemed safe. The baseline missile has a 370 kilometer range, and a formidable 450 kilogram penetrating warhead designed to breach hidden targets with precision guidance. Even more daunting is its extended-range version, the Jassm ER capable of reaching targets up to 1,000 kilometers away. Their stealth design compatibility with F-16 aircraft, a platform already integrated into Ukraine’s air force, would grant an unprecedented capability to launch devastating precision strikes.

The strategic significance of this range extension is immense. Previously unreachable targets, such as the National Defense Management Center in Moscow, the heart of Russia’s military command-and-control infrastructure, would now fall within Ukraine’s potential strike radius. Equally vulnerable would be Russia’s Southern Military District Headquarters in Rostov-on-Don, a pivotal command hub coordinating military operations across Ukraine’s eastern regions. Targets, especially the center in Moscow may not be targeted outright but the mere presence of powerful missiles within Ukraine’s arsenal will create an understanding that if Russia continues to target Ukrainian high command centers, they can lose theirs too. Just having such missiles creates a strategic shift in favor of the Ukrainians.

Logistics facilities and ammunition depots crucial for sustaining Russia’s war effort would likewise become accessible targets, with the Kerch Bridge, vital for supplying Russian forces in Crimea and carrying symbolic significance for Putin’s regime, would be the first high-value one. Similarly, ammunition depots such as the 51st Arsenal near Barsovo, Vladimir Oblast, housing over 264,000 tonnes of munitions, and the 1060th Logistics Support Centre near Bryansk, would face serious threats of destruction, severely undermining Russia’s frontline op. These threats extend further to the Egorlykskaya base near Rostov, known to store North Korean-supplied munitions used by Russian forces in Ukraine. Crucially, the AGM-158 missiles would allow Ukraine to target Russian airbases well beyond the reach of current capabilities. The Engels-2 Air Base, housing Russia’s strategic bomber fleet, as well as the Lipetsk Air Base, essential for training Russia’s dwindling pilot reserves, would be directly threatened. Shaykovka Air Base, home to long-range bombers frequently used in missile strikes against Ukrainian infrastructure, and the strategically significant Saky Air Base in Crimea, would also find themselves within reach of devastating attacks.

The attacking Ukraine emergence of such capability demands that Russia fundamentally reconsider its defensive posture. To safeguard deep rear areas, Moscow must redeploy its already strained air defense assets, weakening frontline coverages. Under sanctions attrition, the replenishment of sophisticated air defense systems like S-400 has become increasingly challenging. This leaves Russia frontline troops and logistics vulnerable to Ukrainian drones and missile strikes, already intensifying in frequency and effectiveness. Overall, the introduction of AGM-158 missiles would dramatically shift balance of power, exposing Russia’s critical rear infrastructure to unprecedented danger. Beyond physical destruction, the psychological impact would erode Putin’s domestic narrative of invulnerability, permanently shattering the illusion of secure rear sanctuaries. This looming threat alone is reshaping Russia’s strategic calculus, and if the delivery becomes a fact, it will...

https://youtu.be/06T41qHHgcU?si=Ytc1m-w54C9ZLhEp

[Tee tiong huat]

Germany has officially requested to acquire US-made Typhon missile systems to enhance its long-range deterrence, Defense Minister Boris Pistorius confirmed during a visit to Washington on July 14.

The system’s range—up to 2,500 km—technically allows it to reach targets deep inside Russia, but Pistorius emphasized its use would be strictly defensive.

The proposal was discussed with US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, who reacted positively, though a final decision from Washington is still pending, according to NTV on July 15.

[Tee tiong huat]

A senior Ukrainian intelligence officer, Colonel Ivan Voronych, was assassinated in broad daylight outside his home in Kyiv’s Holosiivskyi district on July 10. CCTV footage captured the shocking moment as a masked gunman ambushed Voronych, firing multiple shots at close range before fleeing the scene.
https://youtu.be/hxGqprtVST8?si=BHmDHHo3dAdTEVi-

[Tee tiong huat]

A senior Ukrainian intelligence officer, Colonel Ivan Voronych, was assassinated in broad daylight outside his home in Kyiv’s Holosiivskyi district on July 10. CCTV footage captured the shocking moment as a masked gunman ambushed Voronych, firing multiple shots at close range before fleeing the scene.
https://youtu.be/hxGqprtVST8?si=BHmDHHo3dAdTEVi-

https://youtu.be/hxGqprtVST8?si=fXo_vW-C8cU8KqaH

[Tee tiong huat]

The Russian exclave of Kaliningrad is once again in the news, after a senior U.S. military commander on July 17  issued a stark warning to the Kremlin that NATO forces could take control of it "in a timeframe that is unheard of." The remarks from U.S. Army Europe and Africa commander General Chris Donahue are some of the strongest yet from a Western military official — a direct threat to the Kremlin about the consequences of further Russian aggression beyond Ukraine.

They come amid ever-heightening tensions between NATO and Russia since the start of its full-scale invasion, and after a series of warnings from Western officials about Moscow's future intentions to attack NATO members. "I'm fairly certain that if the Russians were to attack the Baltic states, one of the first places to be bombed by NATO — if it isn't Moscow or St. Petersburg — would be Kaliningrad," Dr. Stephen Hall, lecturer in Russian and post-Soviet politics at the University of Bath, told the Kyiv Independent.