This might be a little tougher than Putin thought
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The reparations check from Russia is going to be large. They might want to start teaching Chinese in their schools
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According to reports from Russian aviation-related channels, Russia lost a Ka-52 along with its crew.
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I wish Ukraine would retaliate in kind in Moscow and/or St. Petersburg and not just hit the refineries and military targets. That would end things a lot more quickly.Sounds like Kyiv got hit hard last night
If Ukraine starts doing what Russia is doing hitting civilian targets, then they would lose the moral high ground. It might also galvanize the will of the regular citizens to fight. I think what they are doing creating gas shortages and fomenting discontentment, and blowing up parts of Russia's MIC will eventually get the job done.
Agree. Plus could give justification to a cornered rabid dog to use a nuke. Keep hitting their energy and military industrial complex targets. The discomfort and terror that produces is working just fine. Putin is really in trouble and I think nearing the end of the line where everyone will see he must go and they must abandon this mistake and withdraw.
"Ukrainian drone strikes targeted 10 electrical substations in occupied Crimea over 48 hours, with the list matching reports from Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces commander Robert Brovdi and confirmed by ISW analysis on July 2, 2026, causing fires and power disruptions."
Lukoilnizhegorodnefteorgsintez is an absolutely absurd word
There's no way in hell you can pronounce that in English haha.
It reminds me of the trip I took to Berlin a few years back and we would joke about how long they make the simplest words. Like pass the salt would be pass the grodenfarvenkrudenjorden( I made that up for example). One night we were laughing about it at dinner and our waiter overheard us and he said, it's true, Germans cannot play Scrabble lol.
When I read that in an article I said trying saying that fast three times. Then I thought just try to say once.
Keep in mind there is a lot of chatter already how folks tied to Trump administration are making money on Polymarket due to anccess to insider knowledge…Putin may really be on his way out folks.
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Does Someone on Polymarket Know That Putin Is Going Down?
Somebody just put down a huge amount of cash.
Awesome news if true. An Army “travels “ on it’s stomach and the orcs are starving logistically.
How Ukraine's ultimatum changed the equation for Belarus
The relay equipment that helps guide Russian drones over Belarus went dark on June 22, days after President Volodymyr Zelensky issued a public ultimatum, threatening to disable the equipment with Ukra...
We may see a captured troops addition before war end.
This Rohoza source is likely fake, but I hope this post is somewhat accurate. Please, let it be so.
IMHO Poland is almost begging Russia to **** up and it would make sense for Poland to want to get Russia while its down. I guess.
Yup, this is a big deal
Ukraine has carried out an impressive counterstrike following tonight's attack on Kyiv.
They managed to hit the Omsk oil refinery with an FP-1/2 drone, nearly 2,500 km from the Ukrainian border!
Long considered out of reach due to its location beyond the Urals, this facility was among the most heavily guarded sites in Russia's oil industry. Distance is clearly no longer a guarantee of safety.
The refinery's importance is considerable. With an annual production capacity of 22 million tons, it is one of Russia's largest and most modern. It was precisely one of the refineries meant to alleviate the ongoing gasoline shortage in the western part of the country.
By targeting critical infrastructure, Kyiv aims to reduce Moscow's ability to fuel its economy and military apparatus rather than terrorizing the population. A true tactical success that demonstrates Ukraine's growing prowess in deep strikes on Russian territory.
While Russia regularly carries out strikes against residential areas, hospitals, schools, or other civilian infrastructure, the Ukrainians defend themselves while respecting the Geneva Conventions and international law.
Bravo
