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🚨🇷🇺🇧🇾 Russia and Belarus conduct their first joint nuclear forces exercise, practicing coordinated use of strategic and tactical nuclear weapons Full range of nuclear operations tested: ▪️Russian nuclear submarine launched Sineva ICBM from submerged position ▪️Yars intercontinental missile fired from Plesetsk Cosmodrome ▪️Belarusian Iskander-M ballistic missile launched from Kapustin... show more

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Today marks the 1,462nd day of the full-scale war that has changed the fate of millions of people. Ukraine has come a long way in our fight against evil - Putin’s Russia. ▪️ Day 1 - Putin announces the start of the "special military operation." ▪️ Day 2 - Russian airborne forces are destroyed in Hostomel. ▪️ Day 38 - Liberation of Kyiv region. ▪️ Day 50 - The cruiser Moskva is sunk. ▪️ Day 125 - First use of HIMARS. ▪️ Day 205 - Liberation of Slobozhanshchyna. ▪️ Day 227 - Explosion on the Crimean Bridge. ▪️ Day 261 - Liberation of Kherson. ▪️ Day 372 - RVK raid into Russia’s Bryansk region. ▪️ Day 434 - A drone strike on the Kremlin. ▪️ Day 485 - Prigozhin’s march on Moscow. ▪️ Day 500 - Release of captured Azov commanders. ▪️ Day 528 - A Ukrainian naval drone strikes a Russian tanker for the first time. ▪️ Day 547 - Ukrainian forces land in Crimea. ▪️ Day 711 - Ukrainians sink 20% of the Russian Black Sea Fleet. ▪️ Day 721 - Destruction of the Russian landing ship Tsezar Kunikov. ▪️ Day 723 - 400,000 eliminated Russian occupiers. ▪️ Day 741 - Destruction of the patrol ship Sergey Kotov. ▪️ Day 747 - The Ukrainian film 20 Days in Mariupol wins an Oscar. ▪️ Day 806 - Ukrainian drones strike a chemical plant in Russia’s Bashkortostan. ▪️ Day 895 - The Armed Forces of Ukraine begin a special operation in Russia’s Kursk region. ▪️ Day 1,048 - Oleksandr Usyk is named the 2024 Boxer of the Year by the WBC. ▪️ Day 1,101 - Presidents Trump and Zelenskyy meet in the Oval Office. ▪️ Day 1,158 - President Zelenskyy meets with President Trump in the Vatican. ▪️ Day 1,174 - Leaders of the "coalition of the willing" meet in Kyiv. ▪️ Day 1,194 - SSU operation Spiderweb. ▪️ Day 1,196 - The SSU strikes the Crimean Bridge for the third time. ▪️ Day 1,205 - One million eliminated Russian occupiers. ▪️ Day 1,270 - President Trump and Putin meet at a military base in Anchorage. ▪️ Day 1,271 - Ukraine begins serial production of the Flamingo cruise missile. ▪️ December 2025 - Ukraine continues attacks on Russia’s "shadow fleet," including damaging the tanker Dashan in the Black Sea with naval drones. ▪️ Day 1,391 - Underwater drones blow up a Russian Project 636.3 Varshavyanka-class submarine. ▪️ January-February 2026 - Energy terror. A "Kholodomor" and blackouts in Ukraine. ▪️ Day 1,443 - Flamingo strikes hit the Kapustin Yar training ground, electronic warfare facilities, and a Russian drone command post. ▪️ February 2026 - Starlink shut down for Russians. ▪️ Day 1,450 - Ukrainian skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych is disqualified at the 2026 Olympics for a "helmet of remembrance" honoring athletes killed by Russia. ▪️ Day 1,452 - At the Munich Security Conference, President Zelenskyy meets with world leaders. ▪️ Day 1,459 - Flamingo strikes hit the Votkinsk plant, producer of Russia’s Yars, Bulava, and Iskander missiles. Ukraine continues to fight. Slava Ukraini! Glory to the Heroes! 🇺🇦

Today marks the 1,462nd day of the full-scale war that has changed the fate of millions of people. Ukraine has come a long way in our fight against evil - Putin’s Russia. ▪️ Day 1 - Putin announces the start of the "special military operation." ▪️ Day 2 - Russian airborne forces are destroyed in Hostomel. ▪️ Day 38 - Liberation of Kyiv region. ▪️ Day 50 - The cruiser Moskva is sunk. ▪️ Day 125 - First use of HIMARS. ▪️ Day 205 - Liberation of Slobozhanshchyna. ▪️ Day 227 - Explosion on the Crimean Bridge. ▪️ Day 261 - Liberation of Kherson. ▪️ Day 372 - RVK raid into Russia’s Bryansk region. ▪️ Day 434 - A drone strike on the Kremlin. ▪️ Day 485 - Prigozhin’s march on Moscow. ▪️ Day 500 - Release of captured Azov commanders. ▪️ Day 528 - A Ukrainian naval drone strikes a Russian tanker for the first time. ▪️ Day 547 - Ukrainian forces land in Crimea. ▪️ Day 711 - Ukrainians sink 20% of the Russian Black Sea Fleet. ▪️ Day 721 - Destruction of the Russian landing ship Tsezar Kunikov. ▪️ Day 723 - 400,000 eliminated Russian occupiers. ▪️ Day 741 - Destruction of the patrol ship Sergey Kotov. ▪️ Day 747 - The Ukrainian film 20 Days in Mariupol wins an Oscar. ▪️ Day 806 - Ukrainian drones strike a chemical plant in Russia’s Bashkortostan. ▪️ Day 895 - The Armed Forces of Ukraine begin a special operation in Russia’s Kursk region. ▪️ Day 1,048 - Oleksandr Usyk is named the 2024 Boxer of the Year by the WBC. ▪️ Day 1,101 - Presidents Trump and Zelenskyy meet in the Oval Office. ▪️ Day 1,158 - President Zelenskyy meets with President Trump in the Vatican. ▪️ Day 1,174 - Leaders of the "coalition of the willing" meet in Kyiv. ▪️ Day 1,194 - SSU operation Spiderweb. ▪️ Day 1,196 - The SSU strikes the Crimean Bridge for the third time. ▪️ Day 1,205 - One million eliminated Russian occupiers. ▪️ Day 1,270 - President Trump and Putin meet at a military base in Anchorage. ▪️ Day 1,271 - Ukraine begins serial production of the Flamingo cruise missile. ▪️ December 2025 - Ukraine continues attacks on Russia’s "shadow fleet," including damaging the tanker Dashan in the Black Sea with naval drones. ▪️ Day 1,391 - Underwater drones blow up a Russian Project 636.3 Varshavyanka-class submarine. ▪️ January-February 2026 - Energy terror. A "Kholodomor" and blackouts in Ukraine. ▪️ Day 1,443 - Flamingo strikes hit the Kapustin Yar training ground, electronic warfare facilities, and a Russian drone command post. ▪️ February 2026 - Starlink shut down for Russians. ▪️ Day 1,450 - Ukrainian skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych is disqualified at the 2026 Olympics for a "helmet of remembrance" honoring athletes killed by Russia. ▪️ Day 1,452 - At the Munich Security Conference, President Zelenskyy meets with world leaders. ▪️ Day 1,459 - Flamingo strikes hit the Votkinsk plant, producer of Russia’s Yars, Bulava, and Iskander missiles. Ukraine continues to fight. Slava Ukraini! Glory to the Heroes! 🇺🇦

Anton Gerashchenko

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❗️🇷🇺🚀🇺🇦 - Russia reportedly launched an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) at Dnipro, Ukraine, on November 21, marking the first known use of such a weapon in the 33-month conflict. The missile targeted industrial and critical infrastructure, causing fires and injuring two people. The ICBM was launched from Russia's Astrakhan region, accompanied by a Kinzhal hypersonic missile and seven Kh-101 cruise missiles. Ukrainian defenses intercepted six of the cruise missiles but did not confirm the ICBM's impact. The attack followed Ukraine's use of US and British missiles on Russian territory, worsening the conflict. Moscow warned that these attacks could cause serious consequences. Although Ukraine's Patriot systems can intercept short-range missiles, they are not optimized for ICBMs. Analysts question whether the US was pre-notified of the launch to avoid accidental retaliation.

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❗️🇷🇺🚀🇺🇦 - Russia reportedly launched an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) at Dnipro, Ukraine, on November 21, marking the first known use of such a weapon in the 33-month conflict. The missile targeted industrial and critical infrastructure, causing fires and injuring two people. The ICBM was launched from Russia's Astrakhan region, accompanied by a Kinzhal hypersonic missile and seven Kh-101 cruise missiles. Ukrainian defenses intercepted six of the cruise missiles but did not confirm the ICBM's impact. The attack followed Ukraine's use of US and British missiles on Russian territory, worsening the conflict. Moscow warned that these attacks could cause serious consequences. Although Ukraine's Patriot systems can intercept short-range missiles, they are not optimized for ICBMs. Analysts question whether the US was pre-notified of the launch to avoid accidental retaliation.

🔥🗞The Informant

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Over the past week, Ukrainian Defenders struck and destroyed multiple Russian targets. This is a selection of several of them. Ukrainian Defense Forces are increasing middle-range and long-range strikes. Glory! ▪️ Tor SAM system - destroyed by Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces (USF) in Donetsk region; ▪️ BM-21 Grad MLRS - destroyed in Zaporizhzhia region; ▪️ Kremniy El microelectronics plant in Bryansk, Russia - struck by the Ukrainian Defense Forces using Storm Shadow air-launched missiles. The plant produces key components for Russian "high-precision" weapons, including Iskander missiles; ▪️ Buk-M1 SAM system - destroyed by the USF in Zaporizhzhia region; ▪️ S-300V SAM system - destroyed by the USF in Luhansk region; ▪️ Modern Russian Nadgrobie ("Tombstone") radar system, Buk-M2 system, and a Rubicon center deployment site - struck by the USF using Ukrainian-made FP-2 drones (60-100 kg warheads) in Russian-occupied Crimea and Donetsk region; ▪️ Afipsky oil refinery in Krasnodar Krai, Russia - struck by the USF; This refinery is one of the largest oil-processing facilities in southern Russia, with a design capacity of 6.25 million tons of oil per year; ▪️ Tor-M2 SAM system - destroyed by the USF in Zaporizhzhia region; ▪️ Oborona-14 radar, Nebo-U radar, two radars under radomes in occupied Crimea, and a Russian command post element in Donetsk region - struck by the Special Operations Forces (SOF); ▪️ 55Zh6 Nebo radar, Buk-M1 system, and four rare Merlin-VR reconnaissance drones - destroyed by the USF in occupied Crimea, Donetsk region, and Zaporizhzhia region; ▪️ Fuel storage and distribution site in Donetsk region and Volna-3 electronic warfare station in Donetsk - struck by the SOF; ▪️ Missile and artillery ammunition depot in Donetsk region and 64N6E radar in occupied Crimea - struck by the SOF; ▪️ Iskander missile launchers and a storage site in occupied Crimea - struck by the SOF; ▪️ Deep-strike units of the SOF struck Port Kavkaz in Chushka on the Russian side of the Kerch Strait - a key logistics hub linking Russia and occupied Crimea. The port includes berths, a ferry complex, and terminals for handling grain, oil products, and chemical cargo. Russia also uses Port Kavkaz for export-import operations and offshore transshipment of large vessels; ▪️ S-300 radar in occupied Crimea and a Buk-M3 system in Luhansk region were struck; ▪️ Fuel depots were hit in Zaporizhzhia region and Crimea; ▪️ Maykop airfield in Adygea, Russia, was struck; ▪️ Nebo-U radar was hit in Russian-occupied Crimea; ▪️ Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence disabled the Russian rail ferry Slavyanin and damaged the vessel Avangard - key elements of the Kerch ferry crossing used for Russian military logistics; ▪️ 59N6-E Protivnik and 73E6 Parol radars, and an S-400 Triumf launcher in temporarily occupied Crimea were struck; ▪️ Valday radar complex was severely damaged in Crimea; ▪️ Ukrainian Navy destroyed a Russian Raptor-class patrol boat using FP‑1 drones. And these are just some of the targets. Glory!

Over the past week, Ukrainian Defenders struck and destroyed multiple Russian targets. This is a selection of several of them. Ukrainian Defense Forces are increasing middle-range and long-range strikes. Glory! ▪️ Tor SAM system - destroyed by Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces (USF) in Donetsk region; ▪️ BM-21 Grad MLRS - destroyed in Zaporizhzhia region; ▪️ Kremniy El microelectronics plant in Bryansk, Russia - struck by the Ukrainian Defense Forces using Storm Shadow air-launched missiles. The plant produces key components for Russian "high-precision" weapons, including Iskander missiles; ▪️ Buk-M1 SAM system - destroyed by the USF in Zaporizhzhia region; ▪️ S-300V SAM system - destroyed by the USF in Luhansk region; ▪️ Modern Russian Nadgrobie ("Tombstone") radar system, Buk-M2 system, and a Rubicon center deployment site - struck by the USF using Ukrainian-made FP-2 drones (60-100 kg warheads) in Russian-occupied Crimea and Donetsk region; ▪️ Afipsky oil refinery in Krasnodar Krai, Russia - struck by the USF; This refinery is one of the largest oil-processing facilities in southern Russia, with a design capacity of 6.25 million tons of oil per year; ▪️ Tor-M2 SAM system - destroyed by the USF in Zaporizhzhia region; ▪️ Oborona-14 radar, Nebo-U radar, two radars under radomes in occupied Crimea, and a Russian command post element in Donetsk region - struck by the Special Operations Forces (SOF); ▪️ 55Zh6 Nebo radar, Buk-M1 system, and four rare Merlin-VR reconnaissance drones - destroyed by the USF in occupied Crimea, Donetsk region, and Zaporizhzhia region; ▪️ Fuel storage and distribution site in Donetsk region and Volna-3 electronic warfare station in Donetsk - struck by the SOF; ▪️ Missile and artillery ammunition depot in Donetsk region and 64N6E radar in occupied Crimea - struck by the SOF; ▪️ Iskander missile launchers and a storage site in occupied Crimea - struck by the SOF; ▪️ Deep-strike units of the SOF struck Port Kavkaz in Chushka on the Russian side of the Kerch Strait - a key logistics hub linking Russia and occupied Crimea. The port includes berths, a ferry complex, and terminals for handling grain, oil products, and chemical cargo. Russia also uses Port Kavkaz for export-import operations and offshore transshipment of large vessels; ▪️ S-300 radar in occupied Crimea and a Buk-M3 system in Luhansk region were struck; ▪️ Fuel depots were hit in Zaporizhzhia region and Crimea; ▪️ Maykop airfield in Adygea, Russia, was struck; ▪️ Nebo-U radar was hit in Russian-occupied Crimea; ▪️ Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence disabled the Russian rail ferry Slavyanin and damaged the vessel Avangard - key elements of the Kerch ferry crossing used for Russian military logistics; ▪️ 59N6-E Protivnik and 73E6 Parol radars, and an S-400 Triumf launcher in temporarily occupied Crimea were struck; ▪️ Valday radar complex was severely damaged in Crimea; ▪️ Ukrainian Navy destroyed a Russian Raptor-class patrol boat using FP‑1 drones. And these are just some of the targets. Glory!

Anton Gerashchenko

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