... your Tesla AI BS is nowhere near Bukhanka's AI BS.
Kiev, meanwhile, is without lights. While birds like this continue to arrive non-stop all over 404. This one is in Dnepropetrovsk.
This is not "Russian provocation", nope. You imported all this and now they threaten your President? Brace yourself--this is just the start.
... VSU collects trash. Russians take this trash out.
3,5 thousand Colombian and Brazilian women have signed contracts with the Ukrainian Armed Forces, following in the footsteps of their husbands. The majority of these mercenaries have been convicted in their home countries for drug trafficking and prostitution. According to SHOT, hospitals in South America have begun granting their female employees leave to serve in Ukraine. The main reason for this mass exodus is the death of their mercenary husbands or those who are being held captive, awaiting an exchange. In addition to medical personnel, women snipers and scouts with no combat experience are also joining the ranks of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. These are primarily Latin American women who were involved in illegal activities in their home countries. The Ukrainian Armed Forces regularly replenish their ranks with mercenaries from other countries, but they are also dying at the same rate in battles with the Russian Armed Forces. For example, near Kupiansk, approximately 5,000 foreigners have been killed since the beginning of 2026. Their primary motivation for joining the front lines is money, which they often do not receive, nor do their relatives, even after their death. One of the most recent groups of Colombian assault troops was left to die by Ukrainian soldiers without water or food.
"Illegal activities", of course, being prostitution and drugs trafficking. Here are some examples.
... away from Twin Towers. Yet, somehow he was saved there.
... surprised that it came down to this:
The Pentagon has reportedly hired conservative military veterans with large social media followings to unspecified government positions. The Washington Post reported late Sunday that the Pentagon hired two conservative commentators—Rob Maness, a retired Air Force colonel with more than 135,000 X followers, and Kurt Schlichter, a retired Army colonel with 620,000 X followers—to work in Anthony Tata, the undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness. The reports raise questions about transparency and Department of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's intentions in office. The former Fox News co-host has made efforts to influence the public's perception of the Pentagon, including hiring right-wing press corps to cover the government department while ostracizing other news outlets, leading to lawsuits.
As much as WaPo is a CIA dumpster, I can totally believe this--when one doesn't know how to fight a war (Pentagon doesn't) what's left is to BS people into believing that Hegseth is the second coming of Friedrich the Great. Or Zhukov. But he is not.
Meanwhile, Banderols are "having an impact" on Odessa, among many other cities in 404, right this moment.
... the subject matter--expected from a guy whose "knowledge" of Russia is that of, indeed, warrant officer who never saw anything beyond counterinsurgency (yes, he tragically lost his wife to suicide bomber) and degree in "strategic studies and defense analysis" ONLINE from Norwich University, that is the degree mill for NCO level guys from special forces.
... really hard. Morning headlines are filled with doom and gloom for Russia. Harry Kazianis, an infoshyster and a mediawhore, who collected around himself the crowd of the same incompetent BSers like he is, provides the tribune in his so called National Security Journal, where nobody has any real serious background in real security, to these "deep thinkers".
Russia lost more ground than it gained this spring for the first time in years, and a report says Putin plans a winter ‘hail Mary’
This drivel, including statements like these:
But now, Russia appears to have embraced another form of attack: Striking Ukrainian civilians as they fill up at gas stations.
Is written by an admirer of 404 Nazis and supporter of terrorism:
Stephen Silver is an award-winning journalist, essayist, and film critic, and contributor to the Philadelphia Inquirer, the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Broad Street Review, and Splice Today. The co-founder of the Philadelphia Film Critics Circle, Stephen lives in suburban Philadelphia with his wife and two sons. For over a decade, Stephen has authored thousands of articles that focus on politics, national security, technology, and the economy.
Average US journo in legacy media is a war criminal and Silver is an exhibit A, not to mention the fact that he wouldn't know a first thing about warfare. But judging by his hysterical writing, he is upset and tries to cope, including by spewing BS about SMO, because the reality of 404 and NATO is grim. And, of course, there is losing of ground but not by Russia.
Just to demonstrate one of many details about SMO, today:
The Russian Aerospace Forces launched a pinpoint strike on the "underground city" in the village of Khoten, Sumy region. A carefully hidden facility of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which Western curators designed as an impregnable bastion, has turned into a mass grave.
One of the classic 404 strongpoints, or rather underground positions, constructed under the supervision by "experts" from UK, France and Germany. By different estimates--many hundreds of KIAs and many hundreds of wounded in this single strike. Elsewhere Russian Army continues to gain ground and liberate town after town (today it is Baksheevka) and the movement is relentless. So, they all try to cope by inventing something which doesn't exist in reality, they support any terrorist and Nazi from either 404 or their own countries, where war criminals occupy high political and military offices. They are the trash of history who are on the verge of being disposed into the dustbin of history. Let them suffer.
And he never was, the only loyalty this creep had was to his pocket and ego.
A former loyalist blogger turned fierce critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin has been detained and accused of spreading false information about the armed forces, state media reported Friday. The news came just as a court hearing was being held for another Kremlin critic and opposition politician, Boriz Nadezhdin, in a sign of an intensified crackdown as Putin faces mounting internal dissent over the war in Ukraine and its impact on Russian life. The blogger, Ilya Remeslo, stunned many in Russia when he published a scathing manifesto against the Russian leader that went viral in March.
Remeslo, apart from obvious host of mental issues was deep into business of voenwhores (aka military bloggers) and with his degree in law he provided an excellent channel for GUR/MI6/CIA fake information about SMO and finally the award found its "hero". Next in this position should be a shadow GUR asset and BSer Mr. Svinchuk, aka Rybar, who for years provided his "analysis" shaped by VSU propaganda. There are many of those people, especially from 404 who, having zero serious military expertise, continue to abuse informational sphere of Russia, while also collecting donations for Russian Armed Forces with questionable accounting.
Per Nadezhdin--a complete scumbag, with ties to unsavory people in the West. Traditionally, prostitutes at NBC lie--"mounting internal dissent over the war" is primarily in sexual fantasies of low lives who write this drivel, while if there is a dissent (and it does exist) it is on the level of some people Russia who, should their wishes have been granted, would launch Bulava, Oreshnik and Kinzhals with nuclear ordnance and would turn most of Europe and 404 into the glass parking lot. Thankfully, they are not at the helm. Yes, there is that type of "dissent" among some Russians. But NBC editorial board's supporters of pederasts, Nazis and other types of perverts wouldn't allow honest reporting on SMO.
Here is another demonstration of "dissent" by the ass-hole with rather average writing ability (he didn't bring the Soviet Union down) but who was praised universally ... by the West.
... Poland.
Russia fights for us against banderites. Strangely enough, but it is true.
... boogie nights. Today is yet another one, very loud, many 3M22 Zircons, 3M14 Kalibrs, Iskanders et al. One of the, likely the storage of baby food (wink, wink), targets with purely civilian products detonates wonderfully in Kiev's suburb.
Once the hype of 250th wears off and the spectacle of World Cup comes to an end, Trump Admin will be left with the consequences of everything what had happened in Gaza, SMO and Iran and they don't go anywhere and are here to stay.
In this case it is France in a desperate fight for fans. Should be for Only Fans. This is not just THIS particular heat wave (another massive one is coming), it is that you are not allowed to warm yourself up during winter cold.
... since I mentioned this cretin Harry Kazianis who is nothing more than credentialed fraud with no professional anchor in anything other than BS.
"Russia now has a military manpower problem Putin just can't solve." That's what a senior NATO offical told me last week when I plotted out this article. And he is correct. For the first time since the full-scale invasion began in February 2022, Russia is losing soldiers on the battlefield faster than it can sign up new ones to replace them. This is the single most important development in the manpower story of the war, and it represents a genuine reversal of the arithmetic that sustained Russian operations for the first three years of the fighting. According to Ukrainian intelligence assessments, for four consecutive months from December 2025 through March 2026, the arrivals-to-departures balance has remained firmly negative, with Russian losses exceeding the number of soldiers Moscow actually managed to mobilize.
Oh, we know what shifted--NATO lost, US sustained humiliating defeat in Iran (as was predicted) and now massive campaign of coping, including through inventing absolute BS has begun. Truth is, Kazianis wouldn't understand the first thing about war, because Pentagon doesn't understand it, so some media whore with no real education and expertise certainly wouldn't get it. Math, real math which is in foundation of operational and strategic planning and modelling, and combat control, is not taught in political pseudo-science. I omit here physics and serious engineering (especially as system integrations and their use is concerned) and the whole notion that some guy with "degree" in international relations and polisci can have any ideas about modern war without long years at officer billets is down right risible.
And even that is no guarantee of anything, judging by the laughable generals and admirals from the US military who avail their "views" to members of Congress and US legacy media. With the exception, of course, of CNO Admiral Daryl Caudle who without mincing words delivered a startling truth about Strait of Hormuz. It looks very bad for the US. In fact, the optics is so bad--reality, actually is even worse--that mediawhores are in force trying to cover up a disaster by means of telling fairy tales ... about Russia, of course. Obviously, explaining to Kazianis what that is:
Schumpeter saw it very early:
All those who are unemployed or unsatisfactorily employed or unemployable drift into the vocations in which standards are least definite or in which aptitudes and acquirements of a different order count. They swell the host of intellectuals in the strict sense of the term whose numbers hence increase disproportionately.
That's Kazianis and his ilk of butthurt redundant class selling BS. In related news--yep, they wouldn't understand this math:
... views from 404. Strikes by hypersonics (Oreshnik, Zircon, Kinzhal) and cruise missiles. And Geraniums, of course.
Kiev-1
Unlike all kinds of info shysters and self-proclaimed "advisers", all those Karaganovs, Dugins, Sladkovs and other adventurists who are not allowed anywhere near decision making processes in Russia, Dmitry Polyansky is a bona fide top level Russian diplomat positioned in the middle of the hornets' nest in OSCE and he knows what he is talking about.
And the nets do not help. Some 404 transport of 300s encounters Russian drone in the night.
... after all))
And then they began to suspect that something is wrong.
Ukraine has been putting up valiant resistance, but its determination cannot disguise the fact that it is losing the war. Russia controls a large swath of Ukrainian territory, and Kyiv has little chance of dislodging it, as Ukraine’s failed counteroffensive in 2023 demonstrated. To be sure, recent Russian gains have come very slowly and at significant cost; over the last three years, Russia has taken a mere one percent of additional Ukrainian territory. But that does not change the reality that Russia now holds almost a fifth of the land within Ukraine’s 1991 borders—or that Russia’s greater resources and population mean that Moscow can fight on for years to come. Overcoming those Russian advantages and clawing back lost land on the battlefield would require time and investment that Ukraine doesn’t have. Current circumstances are therefore pushing Kyiv toward a compromise peace—one that will necessarily include the surrender of Ukrainian territory.
Maybe it has to be reminded that it is NOT Ukraine, it is NATO, and it is not losing but already lost the war, which has never been about territorial conquest. It was about elimination of the threat--a euphemism for, however horrendous, physical extermination of 404 mobilizational potential, that is to say--male population which could be used further as a cannon fodder in West's desperate attempts to "defeat" Russia.
Of course, we cannot overlook the fact that Russia not only will finish liberation of her occupied territories, but Russian troops are very deep in Kharkov, Sumy and Dnepropetrovsk oblasts of 404. And that 404 is ...
In SMO. A reminder. In order for you to enter the radio-communications room either on the ship or say command post of battalion level, you have to have Top Secret and even Special Significance clearance to even enter there.
