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7/22/2025, 7:38:57 PM
>>>511063855
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>>>511063860 (cont'd)
Russia & the Warfront
> Russia launched 450 missiles and Shahed drones overnight—the war’s largest single-day barrage—killing two civilians in Kyiv, injuring 15 and forcing Metro closures amid towering columns of smoke.
> Ivano-Frankivsk suffered its most destructive strike since 2022 as twenty 3M-54 Kalibr missiles levelled an industrial zone and damaged residential blocks, prompting hours-long rescue operations.
> Twelve guided-bomb and rocket attacks hit Kharkiv city, collapsing apartment stairwells and cutting power to 60,000 households.
> Air-Force spokesman Yurii Ignat warned Moscow could escalate to 1,000 Shaheds per night, but said new interceptor stocks would raise the kill-rate above 85 percent within weeks.
> Russian forces on the Kharkiv axis shifted from frontal assaults to small-unit flanking probes with rapid rotation, seeking to wear down Ukrainian defenders without massive losses.
> DeepState analysts confirmed enemy diversionary groups entered Pokrovsk, ambushing a Ukrainian patrol before retreating under drone fire.
> Independent observers reported ten secondary explosions at Russia’s Millerovo airfield, and social media footage showed panicked residents fleeing as ammunition cooked off.
> A Ukrainian drone swarm triggered flight chaos at Moscow’s Vnukovo and Sheremetyevo airports, highlighting what analysts called “structural gaps” in Russia’s short-range air defence.
> Experts noted Russia now pairs cheap Shaheds with high-speed Kh-47M2 Kinzhal missiles, complicating interception timing and forcing Ukraine to expend scarce Patriot rounds.
> An S-300 PMU battery in Belgorod region was obliterated by GMLRS fire, shortening the safe launch corridor for Russian glide-bomb missions.
Hello again!!
Stay safe and comfortable ^_^
>>>511063860 (cont'd)
Russia & the Warfront
> Russia launched 450 missiles and Shahed drones overnight—the war’s largest single-day barrage—killing two civilians in Kyiv, injuring 15 and forcing Metro closures amid towering columns of smoke.
> Ivano-Frankivsk suffered its most destructive strike since 2022 as twenty 3M-54 Kalibr missiles levelled an industrial zone and damaged residential blocks, prompting hours-long rescue operations.
> Twelve guided-bomb and rocket attacks hit Kharkiv city, collapsing apartment stairwells and cutting power to 60,000 households.
> Air-Force spokesman Yurii Ignat warned Moscow could escalate to 1,000 Shaheds per night, but said new interceptor stocks would raise the kill-rate above 85 percent within weeks.
> Russian forces on the Kharkiv axis shifted from frontal assaults to small-unit flanking probes with rapid rotation, seeking to wear down Ukrainian defenders without massive losses.
> DeepState analysts confirmed enemy diversionary groups entered Pokrovsk, ambushing a Ukrainian patrol before retreating under drone fire.
> Independent observers reported ten secondary explosions at Russia’s Millerovo airfield, and social media footage showed panicked residents fleeing as ammunition cooked off.
> A Ukrainian drone swarm triggered flight chaos at Moscow’s Vnukovo and Sheremetyevo airports, highlighting what analysts called “structural gaps” in Russia’s short-range air defence.
> Experts noted Russia now pairs cheap Shaheds with high-speed Kh-47M2 Kinzhal missiles, complicating interception timing and forcing Ukraine to expend scarce Patriot rounds.
> An S-300 PMU battery in Belgorod region was obliterated by GMLRS fire, shortening the safe launch corridor for Russian glide-bomb missions.
7/22/2025, 4:36:16 PM
>>>511050114 (cont'd)
United States
> Washington proposed a NATO-managed financing pool that will let European states bulk-buy U.S. weapons for Ukraine, and Italy, Spain and Denmark voiced immediate support.
> Senator Lindsey Graham said a future Trump administration would levy punitive tariffs on “every country that bankrolls Putin with oil payments,” explicitly naming China, India and Brazil.
> The Pentagon redeployed U.S. tactical nuclear bombs to RAF Lakenheath—the first such move since 2008—arguing that Russian and Chinese missile advances demand a stronger European deterrent.
> Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen urged the EU to mirror any U.S. Russia-tariff regime to prevent Moscow from re-routing exports through Europe’s single market.
United States
> Washington proposed a NATO-managed financing pool that will let European states bulk-buy U.S. weapons for Ukraine, and Italy, Spain and Denmark voiced immediate support.
> Senator Lindsey Graham said a future Trump administration would levy punitive tariffs on “every country that bankrolls Putin with oil payments,” explicitly naming China, India and Brazil.
> The Pentagon redeployed U.S. tactical nuclear bombs to RAF Lakenheath—the first such move since 2008—arguing that Russian and Chinese missile advances demand a stronger European deterrent.
> Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen urged the EU to mirror any U.S. Russia-tariff regime to prevent Moscow from re-routing exports through Europe’s single market.
7/15/2025, 12:57:05 PM
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Russia & the Warfront
> A Russian Mi-8 helicopter disappeared on a routine flight over the Far East, forcing the Defence Ministry to launch a broad search and raising questions about maintenance standards amid stretched logistics.
> Satellite imagery confirmed serious damage to a long-range radar near Yeysk after a suspected Ukrainian strike, degrading early-warning coverage over the Sea of Azov.
> Russian commanders redeployed additional battalions and S-400 batteries to key air bases, conceding that recent Ukrainian drone raids exposed critical vulnerabilities deep inside national territory.
> Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte told reporters that intelligence estimates put Russian combat deaths at roughly 100 000 since January, illustrating the staggering human cost of continued assaults.
> ISW researchers documented expansion at five secret Russian nuclear facilities and rapid runway repairs after Ukraine’s “Cobweb” operation, signaling Moscow’s intent to harden its strategic deterrent.
> A Belarusian Mi-24 shot down a Russian Gerbera-type drone heading toward Ukrainian airspace, an incident that hints at frictions within the Kremlin-Minsk military partnership.
> Analysts noted that wreckage from earlier bomber strikes remains on several Russian airfields, a visual reminder of matériel losses that sap air-power projection.
Russia & the Warfront
> A Russian Mi-8 helicopter disappeared on a routine flight over the Far East, forcing the Defence Ministry to launch a broad search and raising questions about maintenance standards amid stretched logistics.
> Satellite imagery confirmed serious damage to a long-range radar near Yeysk after a suspected Ukrainian strike, degrading early-warning coverage over the Sea of Azov.
> Russian commanders redeployed additional battalions and S-400 batteries to key air bases, conceding that recent Ukrainian drone raids exposed critical vulnerabilities deep inside national territory.
> Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte told reporters that intelligence estimates put Russian combat deaths at roughly 100 000 since January, illustrating the staggering human cost of continued assaults.
> ISW researchers documented expansion at five secret Russian nuclear facilities and rapid runway repairs after Ukraine’s “Cobweb” operation, signaling Moscow’s intent to harden its strategic deterrent.
> A Belarusian Mi-24 shot down a Russian Gerbera-type drone heading toward Ukrainian airspace, an incident that hints at frictions within the Kremlin-Minsk military partnership.
> Analysts noted that wreckage from earlier bomber strikes remains on several Russian airfields, a visual reminder of matériel losses that sap air-power projection.
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