Ukraine’s water polo team was handed a technical defeat after refusing to play against a “neutral” Russian team. The match was recorded as a 5–0 loss, per Hromadske.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Ukrainian Drones Strike Russia’s Apatit Plant Second Time in Month
Ukrainian drones struck Russia’s Apatit plant for the second time in a month — a key site linked to explosives production, located over 800 km from the Ukrainian border. The plant produces up to 10% of Russia’s ammonia.
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Shahed hit the admin building in center of Chernihiv, – MBA
"Shahed" struck the administrative building in the center of Chernihiv, – MBA
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Israel’s Strategic Mistake: Refusing to Align Against Shared Threats
Netanyahu has barely communicated with Zelensky for over two years. As Israel attempts to maintain a neutral balance, Russia actively backs Iran with intelligence and weapons. Refusing to fully align with Ukraine amid these shared threats is a strategic mistake
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Large-Scale Botnets Inflating Followers Spotted on Japan’s X
I don't usually look at Japan's X, but when I occasionally do, the presence of large-scale botnets stands out. Even though only a few years have passed, there are many accounts that unnaturally boost their followers in a short time and exceed 100,000 posts—things that seem
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Ukraine Sank Russia’s Moskva Flagship Four Years Ago
Four years ago, Ukraine sank the flagship of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet — the cruiser “Moskva.”
Struck by Ukrainian Neptune missiles, the warship suffered catastrophic damage and sank while being towed.
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Estonia’s Orthodox Church Breaks from Moscow, Intelligence Doubts Change
Estonia's Orthodox church declared independence from Moscow. Changed its name. Updated its statutes. Estonia's intelligence service read all of it — and concluded nothing changed. The expelled Metropolitan never resigned and continues to lead the church from Russia. Two nuns
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Occupiers struck civilian vessel and port in Odesa


Russian occupiers struck a civilian vessel and a commercial port in Odesa
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Explosions and damage in occupied Ukraine territory
Explosions were heard across Russian-occupied territories of Ukraine overnight, while the Russian-installed Zaporizhzhia Oblast head said air defenses were active near occupied Melitopol, and an energy facility in southern Zaporizhzhia Oblast was damaged.
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Russia More Dangerous Despite Weakening, Holds Military Edge
Russia is closer to collapse and has less potential than before the full-scale war, yet it is far more dangerous today. It has nothing to lose, runs a full war economy, possesses real combat experience that we lack, and holds a massive edge in unmanned systems
