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RT @NSTRIKE1231: BREAKING | 🇺🇸🇺🇦‼️ Republican Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick has threatened to cut funding to U.S. federal agencies involved in restricting Ukraine’s military access to Starlink, warning that Congress will respond if American authorities are found responsible.
Speaking to The Wall Street Journal, Fitzpatrick said federal agencies implicated in limiting Ukraine’s military communications could face financial consequences. “If we leave Ukraine in the dark, there will be consequences. Mark my words,” he warned, adding that agencies would not receive funding if they failed to fulfill their responsibilities. Fitzpatrick indicated that congressional action would follow if the allegations surrounding Starlink restrictions were substantiated.
🔥 Fitzpatrick’s warning highlights growing tensions within Washington over decisions that could weaken Ukraine’s battlefield capabilities. Reliable satellite communications are essential for Ukrainian military coordination, and restrictions on their availability could create serious operational risks. His intervention also demonstrates that opposition to measures undermining Ukraine is not confined to Democrats, with Republican lawmakers increasingly willing to challenge decisions made under Trump’s administration.
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RT @NSTRIKE1231: BREAKING | 🇺🇸🇺🇦‼️ Republican Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick has threatened to cut funding to U.S. federal agencies involved in restricting Ukraine’s military access to Starlink, warning that Congress will respond if American authorities are found responsible.
Speaking to The Wall Street Journal, Fitzpatrick said federal agencies implicated in limiting Ukraine’s military communications could face financial consequences. “If we leave Ukraine in the dark, there will be consequences. Mark my words,” he warned, adding that agencies would not receive funding if they failed to fulfill their responsibilities. Fitzpatrick indicated that congressional action would follow if the allegations surrounding Starlink restrictions were substantiated.
🔥 Fitzpatrick’s warning highlights growing tensions within Washington over decisions that could weaken Ukraine’s battlefield capabilities. Reliable satellite communications are essential for Ukrainian military coordination, and restrictions on their availability could create serious operational risks. His intervention also demonstrates that opposition to measures undermining Ukraine is not confined to Democrats, with Republican lawmakers increasingly willing to challenge decisions made under Trump’s administration.
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BIG | 🇺🇸🇮🇷‼️‼️ The U.S. military has reportedly developed plans for possible strikes against Iran’s energy infrastructure and nuclear facilities, including the underground Pickaxe Mountain complex, with the potential use of America’s most powerful non-nuclear bomb, the MOAB.
According to CNN, military planners have considered operations before or after the U.S. midterm elections. Officials reportedly doubt that the nearly 10-ton GBU-43/B MOAB could destroy deeply buried nuclear facilities, but believe its use could deliver a powerful psychological message and allow President Donald Trump to declare a symbolic victory without restarting a full-scale war. Unlike the GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrator, which is specifically designed to strike hardened underground targets, the MOAB is primarily intended for devastating large surface areas. Its deployment would therefore serve a fundamentally different military purpose.
The distinction is strategically significant. Striking deeply buried Iranian nuclear installations would require specialized penetrating weapons, while deploying MOABs against surface infrastructure could cause extensive destruction without necessarily eliminating underground capabilities. Such an operation would also require sufficient control of the surrounding airspace to protect the aircraft delivering the bombs. Any renewed American campaign against Iran could therefore involve substantial military preparations and carry serious risks of further regional escalation.
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BIG | 🇺🇸🇮🇷‼️‼️ The U.S. military has reportedly developed plans for possible strikes against Iran’s energy infrastructure and nuclear facilities, including the underground Pickaxe Mountain complex, with the potential use of America’s most powerful non-nuclear bomb, the MOAB.
According to CNN, military planners have considered operations before or after the U.S. midterm elections. Officials reportedly doubt that the nearly 10-ton GBU-43/B MOAB could destroy deeply buried nuclear facilities, but believe its use could deliver a powerful psychological message and allow President Donald Trump to declare a symbolic victory without restarting a full-scale war. Unlike the GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrator, which is specifically designed to strike hardened underground targets, the MOAB is primarily intended for devastating large surface areas. Its deployment would therefore serve a fundamentally different military purpose.
The distinction is strategically significant. Striking deeply buried Iranian nuclear installations would require specialized penetrating weapons, while deploying MOABs against surface infrastructure could cause extensive destruction without necessarily eliminating underground capabilities. Such an operation would also require sufficient control of the surrounding airspace to protect the aircraft delivering the bombs. Any renewed American campaign against Iran could therefore involve substantial military preparations and carry serious risks of further regional escalation.
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The Yemeni Armed Forces say the Houthi militia fired several missiles at Marib, a city they describe as densely populated.
Separately, Yemen's Minister of Youth told Al Hadath that Operation Yemen Dawn is still underway, and that the government will remain in Aden, will not leave, and will continue its work.
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The Yemeni Armed Forces say the Houthi militia fired several missiles at Marib, a city they describe as densely populated.
Separately, Yemen's Minister of Youth told Al Hadath that Operation Yemen Dawn is still underway, and that the government will remain in Aden, will not leave, and will continue its work.
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RT @AFP: #BREAKING Trump says Fort Hood shooter's execution will not be livestreamed, scrapping plan by Defense Secretary Hegseth https://twitter.com/AFP/status/2110741179125977318/photo/1
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RT @AFP: #BREAKING Trump says Fort Hood shooter's execution will not be livestreamed, scrapping plan by Defense Secretary Hegseth https://twitter.com/AFP/status/2110741179125977318/photo/1
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BIG | 🇺🇦🇷🇺‼️‼️ Ukraine has reportedly struck Russia’s Borisoglebsk military airfield in the Voronezh region with a domestically produced Neptune cruise missile, potentially destroying four Russian Su-34 fighter-bombers and seriously damaging two others.
Published satellite imagery appears to show four aircraft destroyed and another two significantly damaged following the Ukrainian strike. All six are identified as Su-34 fighter-bombers, aircraft extensively used by Russia to launch guided aerial bombs against Ukrainian positions. Russian military commentator Kirill Fedorov reacted to the reported losses with frustration, writing: “I want to write something, but I don’t know what to say. It’s a complete nightmare.” The full extent of the damage has not yet been independently verified.
If confirmed, the destruction or damage of six Su-34 aircraft at a single airbase would represent a significant blow to Russia’s tactical aviation capabilities. Beyond the immediate aircraft losses, the strike would demonstrate Ukraine’s ability to threaten valuable Russian military assets far behind the front lines using its domestically developed cruise missiles.
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BIG | 🇺🇦🇷🇺‼️‼️ Ukraine has reportedly struck Russia’s Borisoglebsk military airfield in the Voronezh region with a domestically produced Neptune cruise missile, potentially destroying four Russian Su-34 fighter-bombers and seriously damaging two others.
Published satellite imagery appears to show four aircraft destroyed and another two significantly damaged following the Ukrainian strike. All six are identified as Su-34 fighter-bombers, aircraft extensively used by Russia to launch guided aerial bombs against Ukrainian positions. Russian military commentator Kirill Fedorov reacted to the reported losses with frustration, writing: “I want to write something, but I don’t know what to say. It’s a complete nightmare.” The full extent of the damage has not yet been independently verified.
If confirmed, the destruction or damage of six Su-34 aircraft at a single airbase would represent a significant blow to Russia’s tactical aviation capabilities. Beyond the immediate aircraft losses, the strike would demonstrate Ukraine’s ability to threaten valuable Russian military assets far behind the front lines using its domestically developed cruise missiles.
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BIG | 🇺🇸🇺🇦‼️‼️ Elon Musk has once again called for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to step down, accusing him of prolonging the war as Russia continues its invasion of Ukraine.
Musk responded to a post claiming that Zelenskyy was deliberately extending the conflict to avoid holding elections and losing power. “Exactly. The bloodshed continues. It’s time for Zelenskyy to go,” Musk wrote, endorsing the accusation without presenting evidence that Ukraine’s president is intentionally prolonging the war for political survival.
Musk’s intervention adds to growing political pressure on Kyiv from influential American figures. However, the argument overlooks the central role of Russia’s invasion in sustaining the conflict and the extraordinary challenges of conducting national elections during wartime. Ukraine’s political leadership remains a matter for Ukrainian citizens, not foreign political figures or business executives.
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BIG | 🇺🇸🇺🇦‼️‼️ Elon Musk has once again called for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to step down, accusing him of prolonging the war as Russia continues its invasion of Ukraine.
Musk responded to a post claiming that Zelenskyy was deliberately extending the conflict to avoid holding elections and losing power. “Exactly. The bloodshed continues. It’s time for Zelenskyy to go,” Musk wrote, endorsing the accusation without presenting evidence that Ukraine’s president is intentionally prolonging the war for political survival.
Musk’s intervention adds to growing political pressure on Kyiv from influential American figures. However, the argument overlooks the central role of Russia’s invasion in sustaining the conflict and the extraordinary challenges of conducting national elections during wartime. Ukraine’s political leadership remains a matter for Ukrainian citizens, not foreign political figures or business executives.
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I told you it’s going to get ugly, and this is only the beginning
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Presidential palace in Aden hit by Houthi missile fire. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2110734098004111621/photo/1 tweet
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BIG | 🇺🇦🇷🇺‼️‼️ New satellite images reportedly reveal extensive damage to six Russian Su-34 fighter-bombers following Ukraine’s overnight Neptune cruise missile strike on Borisoglebsk military airfield in Russia’s Voronezh region.
According to emerging reports, four Su-34 aircraft were completely destroyed, while two others sustained severe damage and were urgently evacuated from the airfield early in the morning. The attack was reportedly carried out using Ukrainian-made Neptune cruise missiles. Additional satellite imagery has been released showing the aftermath, although the precise extent of the aircraft losses remains unverified.
The reported destruction of four Su-34s and serious damage to two more would represent a substantial loss for Russia’s tactical aviation. These aircraft are key platforms for launching guided aerial bombs against Ukrainian positions, making their loss particularly significant. The strike also highlights the growing threat posed by Ukraine’s domestically produced long-range weapons to Russian airbases far from the front line.
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BIG | 🇺🇦🇷🇺‼️‼️ New satellite images reportedly reveal extensive damage to six Russian Su-34 fighter-bombers following Ukraine’s overnight Neptune cruise missile strike on Borisoglebsk military airfield in Russia’s Voronezh region.
According to emerging reports, four Su-34 aircraft were completely destroyed, while two others sustained severe damage and were urgently evacuated from the airfield early in the morning. The attack was reportedly carried out using Ukrainian-made Neptune cruise missiles. Additional satellite imagery has been released showing the aftermath, although the precise extent of the aircraft losses remains unverified.
The reported destruction of four Su-34s and serious damage to two more would represent a substantial loss for Russia’s tactical aviation. These aircraft are key platforms for launching guided aerial bombs against Ukrainian positions, making their loss particularly significant. The strike also highlights the growing threat posed by Ukraine’s domestically produced long-range weapons to Russian airbases far from the front line.
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BIG | 🇺🇸🇪🇺🇷🇺‼️‼️ The United States has reportedly proposed transferring part of Russia’s frozen financial assets in Europe to a Washington-controlled financial institution as part of an effort to restart peace negotiations with Vladimir Putin.
According to the Financial Times, the proposal was presented by Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner during talks in Miami last week. European officials rejected the idea, opposing both the transfer of control over Russian assets to Washington and any arrangement that could return funds to Moscow. Approximately €260 billion in Russian assets remain frozen within the European Union following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
The disagreement exposes a significant divide between Washington and European governments over how Russia’s frozen assets should be handled. Transferring control of these funds or potentially returning them to Moscow could weaken an important source of economic leverage over the Kremlin, while raising concerns about whether Russia might benefit financially from negotiations without making meaningful concessions over its war against Ukraine.
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BIG | 🇺🇸🇪🇺🇷🇺‼️‼️ The United States has reportedly proposed transferring part of Russia’s frozen financial assets in Europe to a Washington-controlled financial institution as part of an effort to restart peace negotiations with Vladimir Putin.
According to the Financial Times, the proposal was presented by Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner during talks in Miami last week. European officials rejected the idea, opposing both the transfer of control over Russian assets to Washington and any arrangement that could return funds to Moscow. Approximately €260 billion in Russian assets remain frozen within the European Union following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
The disagreement exposes a significant divide between Washington and European governments over how Russia’s frozen assets should be handled. Transferring control of these funds or potentially returning them to Moscow could weaken an important source of economic leverage over the Kremlin, while raising concerns about whether Russia might benefit financially from negotiations without making meaningful concessions over its war against Ukraine.
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The Al-Jabsah gas export pipeline was targeted in the Al-Arbidi area, about 60 kilometers from the Syrian city of Al-Shaddadi. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2110752758076674428/video/1
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The Al-Jabsah gas export pipeline was targeted in the Al-Arbidi area, about 60 kilometers from the Syrian city of Al-Shaddadi. https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2110752758076674428/video/1
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BIG | 🇺🇦🇷🇺‼️‼️ Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces claim to have inflicted 7,306 irrecoverable personnel losses on Russian troops in just 14 days, marking a sharp increase in the effectiveness of Ukrainian drone operations.
According to Major Robert Brovdi, known as Magyar, Ukraine’s Delta digital system recorded 7,306 Russian soldiers killed or severely wounded between October 1 and 14, an increase of 59.45% compared with the same period in August and 24.65% compared with September. In the Dobropillia-Pokrovsk sector, within the Azov group’s area of operations, the figure reached 3,221, representing increases of 102% and 42.52%, respectively. During the same period, Ukrainian drone forces conducted 124,500 strike and reconnaissance-combat missions, engaging 32,172 enemy targets.
The figures highlight the growing role of Ukrainian unmanned systems in inflicting Russian battlefield losses, particularly along the heavily contested Pokrovsk front. If sustained, this operational intensity could further strain Russian assault formations and complicate Moscow’s ability to maintain offensive momentum, demonstrating how Ukraine’s expanding drone capabilities are reshaping the battlefield.
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BIG | 🇺🇦🇷🇺‼️‼️ Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces claim to have inflicted 7,306 irrecoverable personnel losses on Russian troops in just 14 days, marking a sharp increase in the effectiveness of Ukrainian drone operations.
According to Major Robert Brovdi, known as Magyar, Ukraine’s Delta digital system recorded 7,306 Russian soldiers killed or severely wounded between October 1 and 14, an increase of 59.45% compared with the same period in August and 24.65% compared with September. In the Dobropillia-Pokrovsk sector, within the Azov group’s area of operations, the figure reached 3,221, representing increases of 102% and 42.52%, respectively. During the same period, Ukrainian drone forces conducted 124,500 strike and reconnaissance-combat missions, engaging 32,172 enemy targets.
The figures highlight the growing role of Ukrainian unmanned systems in inflicting Russian battlefield losses, particularly along the heavily contested Pokrovsk front. If sustained, this operational intensity could further strain Russian assault formations and complicate Moscow’s ability to maintain offensive momentum, demonstrating how Ukraine’s expanding drone capabilities are reshaping the battlefield.
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