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RT @michaeldweiss: To put this in laymen's terms, Musk and Trump are now hobbling Ukraine's ability to protect its civilian population from a type of Russian drone that functions more like a cruise missile. This is not the United States adopting a neutral position vis-a-vis the war. This is the United States facilitating Russian terror.
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RT @michaeldweiss: To put this in laymen's terms, Musk and Trump are now hobbling Ukraine's ability to protect its civilian population from a type of Russian drone that functions more like a cruise missile. This is not the United States adopting a neutral position vis-a-vis the war. This is the United States facilitating Russian terror.
Ukraine's Starshield terminals still don't work properly, President Zelensky confirms, disabling Ukrainian interceptors used to shoot down Russian jet-powered drones that have been hitting civilian targets in recent weeks.
https://kyivindependent.com/planned-operation-zelensky-confirms-ukraines-starlink-access-not-fully-restored/ tweet
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RT @JimmySecUK: Ukraine's Starshield terminals still don't work properly, President Zelensky confirms, disabling Ukrainian interceptors used to shoot down Russian jet-powered drones that have been hitting civilian targets in recent weeks.
https://kyivindependent.com/planned-operation-zelensky-confirms-ukraines-starlink-access-not-fully-restored/
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RT @JimmySecUK: Ukraine's Starshield terminals still don't work properly, President Zelensky confirms, disabling Ukrainian interceptors used to shoot down Russian jet-powered drones that have been hitting civilian targets in recent weeks.
https://kyivindependent.com/planned-operation-zelensky-confirms-ukraines-starlink-access-not-fully-restored/
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RT @michaeldweiss: "According to analysis conducted by the Financial Times, 24 ships were hit in the two weeks to 11 October, the most intense period of attacks in the entirety of the war. It is almost double the second worst period, when in the first two weeks of the war in March, 13 ships were hit. 'Iran may be developing its anti-ship missile capabilities to improve its ability to target vessels,' the Institute for the Study of War said."
Bet you'll never guess who's helping Iran develop its anti-ship missile capabilities...
The Strait remains perilous, oil hits $100 a barrel, and the country helping America's adversary in the Gulf gets sanctions lift, while the country helping to protect U.S. forces there from drone attacks gets its air defense system degraded. https://uk.news.yahoo.com/disturbing-normal-strait-hormuz-attacks-091051600.html
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RT @michaeldweiss: "According to analysis conducted by the Financial Times, 24 ships were hit in the two weeks to 11 October, the most intense period of attacks in the entirety of the war. It is almost double the second worst period, when in the first two weeks of the war in March, 13 ships were hit. 'Iran may be developing its anti-ship missile capabilities to improve its ability to target vessels,' the Institute for the Study of War said."
Bet you'll never guess who's helping Iran develop its anti-ship missile capabilities...
The Strait remains perilous, oil hits $100 a barrel, and the country helping America's adversary in the Gulf gets sanctions lift, while the country helping to protect U.S. forces there from drone attacks gets its air defense system degraded. https://uk.news.yahoo.com/disturbing-normal-strait-hormuz-attacks-091051600.html
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BIG | 🇺🇦🇺🇸‼️‼️ Ukraine’s battlefield communications may be caught in a dangerous political power struggle between Donald Trump and Elon Musk. Kyiv is struggling to determine who is responsible for restrictions affecting Starlink and Starshield, raising serious questions about Washington’s reliability as a military partner.
According to Axios, a Ukrainian official said SpaceX publicly attributes the restrictions to technical problems, while contacts inside the company point to the White House. When Kyiv approaches the administration, officials reportedly blame Musk instead. The Telegraph previously reported that Musk personally proposed limiting the satellite services, while an Axios source familiar with the discussions said Trump raised no objections. The White House denies that Trump or his administration restricted Starlink service and insists the system continues operating.
Any politically motivated disruption of satellite communications would have serious consequences for Ukraine’s defense. Starlink and Starshield support critical military communications, drone operations, and battlefield coordination. Restrictions could undermine Ukrainian combat effectiveness and increase risks for soldiers and civilians. If Washington deliberately permitted such limitations, it would represent a deeply damaging decision at a time when Ukraine depends on reliable Western military support.
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BIG | 🇺🇦🇺🇸‼️‼️ Ukraine’s battlefield communications may be caught in a dangerous political power struggle between Donald Trump and Elon Musk. Kyiv is struggling to determine who is responsible for restrictions affecting Starlink and Starshield, raising serious questions about Washington’s reliability as a military partner.
According to Axios, a Ukrainian official said SpaceX publicly attributes the restrictions to technical problems, while contacts inside the company point to the White House. When Kyiv approaches the administration, officials reportedly blame Musk instead. The Telegraph previously reported that Musk personally proposed limiting the satellite services, while an Axios source familiar with the discussions said Trump raised no objections. The White House denies that Trump or his administration restricted Starlink service and insists the system continues operating.
Any politically motivated disruption of satellite communications would have serious consequences for Ukraine’s defense. Starlink and Starshield support critical military communications, drone operations, and battlefield coordination. Restrictions could undermine Ukrainian combat effectiveness and increase risks for soldiers and civilians. If Washington deliberately permitted such limitations, it would represent a deeply damaging decision at a time when Ukraine depends on reliable Western military support.
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Nuno Felix
RT @aidefranceukr: Ennemis de la République !
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RT @aidefranceukr: Ennemis de la République !
🇫🇷 ALERTE - Une ÉPAISSE FUMÉE NOIRE semble s’échapper de la caserne Vérines, un bâtiment militaire situé à Paris. (via @AnthoDepe) https://x.com/AnthoDepe/status/2111451820220424340/video/1 tweet
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Another wildly overmediatised day of social unrest in France, with a whole range of grievances on display.
Keep in mind that you’ll probably see footage of urban riots bordering on insurrection along the Paris demonstration route, which leads to Place de la Nation, a square that, for all practical purposes, seems to exist solely to host clashes every Saturday of the year.
Meanwhile, just bear in mind that everywhere else in the capital, life will carry on as if nothing were happening. A perfectly ordinary Parisian Saturday, with packed café terraces, tourists everywhere, and not the slightest hint that the French republic is apparently on the verge of collapse just a few streets away.
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BIG | 🇸🇦🇦🇪🇾🇪‼️‼️ Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates may be preparing to reopen a major military front against the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen. After months of disagreements, the two Gulf powers have reportedly reached a new agreement to support anti-Houthi forces, potentially shifting the balance of the conflict.
According to Yemeni sources, the UAE will resume financing armed formations in southern Yemen, particularly the Giants Brigades, while Saudi Arabia will provide air support. Abu Dhabi withdrew from military operations in January following disagreements with Riyadh over southern Yemen’s future and support for local factions. The reported agreement comes as Houthi forces conduct offensives toward Marib and Taiz while continuing missile and drone attacks against Saudi Arabia. Neither government has officially confirmed the deal, and no timetable for renewed funding, air support, or joint operations has been announced. Southern separatist forces have also not committed to fighting beyond the borders of historic South Yemen.
Renewed Saudi-Emirati military cooperation could significantly increase pressure on Houthi forces by combining Gulf airpower with experienced Yemeni ground formations. The Giants Brigades could play an important role in future operations, but their effectiveness would depend on coordinated command, sustained funding, and the willingness of southern factions to fight outside their traditional areas. A successful agreement would also narrow the divisions that have previously weakened the anti-Houthi coalition.
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BIG | 🇸🇦🇦🇪🇾🇪‼️‼️ Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates may be preparing to reopen a major military front against the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen. After months of disagreements, the two Gulf powers have reportedly reached a new agreement to support anti-Houthi forces, potentially shifting the balance of the conflict.
According to Yemeni sources, the UAE will resume financing armed formations in southern Yemen, particularly the Giants Brigades, while Saudi Arabia will provide air support. Abu Dhabi withdrew from military operations in January following disagreements with Riyadh over southern Yemen’s future and support for local factions. The reported agreement comes as Houthi forces conduct offensives toward Marib and Taiz while continuing missile and drone attacks against Saudi Arabia. Neither government has officially confirmed the deal, and no timetable for renewed funding, air support, or joint operations has been announced. Southern separatist forces have also not committed to fighting beyond the borders of historic South Yemen.
Renewed Saudi-Emirati military cooperation could significantly increase pressure on Houthi forces by combining Gulf airpower with experienced Yemeni ground formations. The Giants Brigades could play an important role in future operations, but their effectiveness would depend on coordinated command, sustained funding, and the willingness of southern factions to fight outside their traditional areas. A successful agreement would also narrow the divisions that have previously weakened the anti-Houthi coalition.
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RT @NSTRIKE1231: BIG | 🇺🇦🇺🇸🇷🇺‼️ Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned that Donald Trump’s decision to suspend new sanctions against Russia could be the beginning of a broader rollback of economic pressure on Moscow, arguing that such concessions encourage Vladimir Putin rather than push him toward peace.
Reacting to Trump’s decision not to implement restrictions under the Lindsey Graham sanctions legislation, Zelensky described the Russian diesel agreement as merely the first step in a potential series of sanctions exemptions. He argued that easing restrictions gives Putin a sense of support instead of compelling him to end the invasion. Zelensky stressed that limiting Ukraine’s ability to respond to Russian attacks while simultaneously lifting sanctions would not bring the war to an end. Nevertheless, he expressed hope that the U.S. president would do everything possible to make Putin stop killing civilians, attacking Ukraine’s energy infrastructure and continuing the war.
🔥 Zelensky’s warning highlights the strategic consequences of reducing pressure on Russia without securing concessions in return. Easing sanctions could preserve revenue streams that help sustain Moscow’s war effort, while restrictions on Ukrainian retaliatory operations could further weaken Kyiv’s leverage. His central argument is that peace requires changing the Kremlin’s calculations, not reducing the costs it faces for continuing its aggression.
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RT @NSTRIKE1231: BIG | 🇺🇦🇺🇸🇷🇺‼️ Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned that Donald Trump’s decision to suspend new sanctions against Russia could be the beginning of a broader rollback of economic pressure on Moscow, arguing that such concessions encourage Vladimir Putin rather than push him toward peace.
Reacting to Trump’s decision not to implement restrictions under the Lindsey Graham sanctions legislation, Zelensky described the Russian diesel agreement as merely the first step in a potential series of sanctions exemptions. He argued that easing restrictions gives Putin a sense of support instead of compelling him to end the invasion. Zelensky stressed that limiting Ukraine’s ability to respond to Russian attacks while simultaneously lifting sanctions would not bring the war to an end. Nevertheless, he expressed hope that the U.S. president would do everything possible to make Putin stop killing civilians, attacking Ukraine’s energy infrastructure and continuing the war.
🔥 Zelensky’s warning highlights the strategic consequences of reducing pressure on Russia without securing concessions in return. Easing sanctions could preserve revenue streams that help sustain Moscow’s war effort, while restrictions on Ukrainian retaliatory operations could further weaken Kyiv’s leverage. His central argument is that peace requires changing the Kremlin’s calculations, not reducing the costs it faces for continuing its aggression.
See the latest updates with us: @NSTRIKE1231
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RT @NSTRIKE1231: BIG | 🇪🇺🇺🇦🇬🇧🇳🇴🇨🇦‼️ The European Union is considering a new European Defence Union that would extend beyond EU borders to include Ukraine, the United Kingdom, Norway and potentially Canada, according to European Commissioner for Defence Andrius Kubilius.
Kubilius outlined his vision for a broader European security architecture built around a European Defence Union encompassing both EU member states and key non-EU partners. He also proposed establishing a European Security Council to facilitate effective decision-making on defense and security matters. According to the commissioner, these institutions could form the foundation of a new European defense framework capable of coordinating security policy across a wider geographical area.
🔥 The proposal reflects growing recognition that Europe’s security cannot be organized exclusively within EU borders. Including Ukraine would bring a country with extensive experience in modern warfare into a broader defense framework, while participation by the United Kingdom, Norway and potentially Canada could strengthen military coordination and industrial cooperation. The key challenge will be turning this institutional vision into concrete commitments, effective decision-making mechanisms and stronger collective defense capabilities.
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RT @NSTRIKE1231: BIG | 🇪🇺🇺🇦🇬🇧🇳🇴🇨🇦‼️ The European Union is considering a new European Defence Union that would extend beyond EU borders to include Ukraine, the United Kingdom, Norway and potentially Canada, according to European Commissioner for Defence Andrius Kubilius.
Kubilius outlined his vision for a broader European security architecture built around a European Defence Union encompassing both EU member states and key non-EU partners. He also proposed establishing a European Security Council to facilitate effective decision-making on defense and security matters. According to the commissioner, these institutions could form the foundation of a new European defense framework capable of coordinating security policy across a wider geographical area.
🔥 The proposal reflects growing recognition that Europe’s security cannot be organized exclusively within EU borders. Including Ukraine would bring a country with extensive experience in modern warfare into a broader defense framework, while participation by the United Kingdom, Norway and potentially Canada could strengthen military coordination and industrial cooperation. The key challenge will be turning this institutional vision into concrete commitments, effective decision-making mechanisms and stronger collective defense capabilities.
See the latest updates with us: @NSTRIKE1231
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Lebanese Army: Checkpoints and foot and vehicle patrols were deployed today in Dahiyeh, southern Beirut, to detain wanted individuals and those harming security.
Footage of the operation was released by the army. https://x.com/kaisos1987/status/2111470713412452736/video/1
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Lebanese Army: Checkpoints and foot and vehicle patrols were deployed today in Dahiyeh, southern Beirut, to detain wanted individuals and those harming security.
Footage of the operation was released by the army. https://x.com/kaisos1987/status/2111470713412452736/video/1
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi: "In 2030, I will end my term as president. This matter is decided. We'll live and see." https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2111491730914824469/photo/1
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi: "In 2030, I will end my term as president. This matter is decided. We'll live and see." https://twitter.com/Osint613/status/2111491730914824469/photo/1
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A Ukrainian "B-2" middle-strike drone missed, flying inches past a Russian car in occupied Zaporizhzhia region. It may have actually been aiming at the truck further left, which would mean a much bigger miss. https://twitter.com/wartranslated/status/2111493387580760163/video/1
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A Ukrainian "B-2" middle-strike drone missed, flying inches past a Russian car in occupied Zaporizhzhia region. It may have actually been aiming at the truck further left, which would mean a much bigger miss. https://twitter.com/wartranslated/status/2111493387580760163/video/1
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BREAKING | 🇵🇱🇪🇺🇷🇺‼️‼️ Russia could be preparing a dangerous new wave of hybrid attacks against Europe before Christmas. Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk has warned of a potentially serious escalation, with Lithuania also facing the threat of a major provocation.
Tusk stressed that his warning is not based on personal speculation but on intelligence gathered by Ukrainian, Polish, and allied security services, along with their specific assessments and recommendations. According to the Polish prime minister, this information provides grounds to expect an escalation before Christmas. He also warned that authorities anticipate a serious provocation in Lithuania.
The warning raises concerns that Moscow could intensify its campaign of destabilization against European countries supporting Ukraine. A major provocation in Lithuania, a NATO member bordering Belarus and Russia’s Kaliningrad exclave, could test the alliance’s ability to respond to threats below the threshold of conventional warfare. The intelligence-based warning gives European governments a reason to strengthen preparedness without treating an escalation as inevitable.
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BREAKING | 🇵🇱🇪🇺🇷🇺‼️‼️ Russia could be preparing a dangerous new wave of hybrid attacks against Europe before Christmas. Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk has warned of a potentially serious escalation, with Lithuania also facing the threat of a major provocation.
Tusk stressed that his warning is not based on personal speculation but on intelligence gathered by Ukrainian, Polish, and allied security services, along with their specific assessments and recommendations. According to the Polish prime minister, this information provides grounds to expect an escalation before Christmas. He also warned that authorities anticipate a serious provocation in Lithuania.
The warning raises concerns that Moscow could intensify its campaign of destabilization against European countries supporting Ukraine. A major provocation in Lithuania, a NATO member bordering Belarus and Russia’s Kaliningrad exclave, could test the alliance’s ability to respond to threats below the threshold of conventional warfare. The intelligence-based warning gives European governments a reason to strengthen preparedness without treating an escalation as inevitable.
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