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❗️🇺🇦🇷🇺 Ukraine’s military intelligence is warning that Russia could regain the ability to open a major northern front against Kyiv and Chernihiv regions by early 2027, but only if Moscow launches another large-scale mobilization and succeeds in building a new strike force. According to HUR Deputy Chief Vadym Skibitsky,...

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‼️‼️ 🇷🇺🇺🇦🇪🇺 Russia’s potential mobilization of 600,000 additional troops in 2026–2027 could have implications far beyond replenishing its forces on the existing Ukrainian front. It would give Moscow significantly greater manpower for creating new formations, including forces potentially intended for a renewed northern axis against Ukraine, while simultaneously strengthening Russia’s military posture toward NATO’s eastern flank. According to Ukrainian intelligence, Moscow is preparing for the possibility of mobilizing roughly 300,000 personnel in 2026 and another 300,000 in 2027, potentially after the State Duma elections. In the broader strategic picture, such a manpower increase would give the Kremlin greater flexibility to reinforce existing operations while building reserves for other directions. A renewed threat from the north, including through Belarus, would force Ukraine to keep substantial forces away from the main eastern front. At the same time, Russia’s continuing military buildup is being watched closely in Poland and the Baltic states amid Western intelligence concerns that Moscow could eventually attempt to test NATO’s defenses through some form of limited aggression. This does not mean that either a new northern offensive against Ukraine or a Russian attack on NATO is inevitable. But 600,000 additional personnel would substantially expand the range of options available to Moscow. In the worst-case scenario for Europe, Russia could seek to maintain pressure on Ukraine while rebuilding enough military capacity to threaten NATO’s eastern frontier in parallel. That is precisely why the Kremlin’s manpower generation should be viewed not only through the prism of today’s battlefield, but also through the longer-term security of Belarus-facing Ukraine, Poland and the Baltic region. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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‼️‼️ 🇷🇺🇺🇦🇪🇺 Russia’s potential mobilization of 600,000 additional troops in 2026–2027 could have implications far beyond replenishing its forces on the existing Ukrainian front. It would give Moscow significantly greater manpower for creating new formations, including forces potentially intended for a renewed northern axis against Ukraine, while simultaneously strengthening Russia’s military posture toward NATO’s eastern flank. According to Ukrainian intelligence, Moscow is preparing for the possibility of mobilizing roughly 300,000 personnel in 2026 and another 300,000 in 2027, potentially after the State Duma elections. In the broader strategic picture, such a manpower increase would give the Kremlin greater flexibility to reinforce existing operations while building reserves for other directions. A renewed threat from the north, including through Belarus, would force Ukraine to keep substantial forces away from the main eastern front. At the same time, Russia’s continuing military buildup is being watched closely in Poland and the Baltic states amid Western intelligence concerns that Moscow could eventually attempt to test NATO’s defenses through some form of limited aggression. This does not mean that either a new northern offensive against Ukraine or a Russian attack on NATO is inevitable. But 600,000 additional personnel would substantially expand the range of options available to Moscow. In the worst-case scenario for Europe, Russia could seek to maintain pressure on Ukraine while rebuilding enough military capacity to threaten NATO’s eastern frontier in parallel. That is precisely why the Kremlin’s manpower generation should be viewed not only through the prism of today’s battlefield, but also through the longer-term security of Belarus-facing Ukraine, Poland and the Baltic region. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

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Restrictions on access to social media in the Russian Federation are not about limiting criticism of Putin. The deeper objective is to prevent unrest. What could trigger unrest in our northern neighbor? First and foremost, large-scale mobilization in Russia – meaning mobilization from major cities, including Moscow and Saint Petersburg. The restrictions tell us that no one in Russia would accept mobilization at this scale. Today, mobilization in Russia is disguised as contract service. But adding one to one and a half million personnel to the active army would require full mobilization, because recruiting such numbers through contracts is too costly. Why is large-scale mobilization needed? To launch another major offensive against Ukraine. Or option B, which requires lower costs and less effort, is to carry out small simultaneous offensive in areas where smaller combat forces will suffice. From an interview with the "United News" telethon (4/5).
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Restrictions on access to social media in the Russian Federation are not about limiting criticism of Putin. The deeper objective is to prevent unrest. What could trigger unrest in our northern neighbor? First and foremost, large-scale mobilization in Russia – meaning mobilization from major cities, including Moscow and Saint Petersburg. The restrictions tell us that no one in Russia would accept mobilization at this scale. Today, mobilization in Russia is disguised as contract service. But adding one to one and a half million personnel to the active army would require full mobilization, because recruiting such numbers through contracts is too costly. Why is large-scale mobilization needed? To launch another major offensive against Ukraine. Or option B, which requires lower costs and less effort, is to carry out small simultaneous offensive in areas where smaller combat forces will suffice. From an interview with the "United News" telethon (4/5).

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

77,087 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

🇷🇺 Russia may be moving closer to a new wave of mobilization, as Kremlin ideologue Alexander Dugin openly argues that the country needs another large-scale call-up, with the final decision resting in President Vladimir Putin’s hands. While no official mobilization has been announced, multiple indicators suggest Moscow could act after Russia’s parliamentary elections. Independent Russian media report that officials are discussing a possible campaign in October, as the military struggles with persistent manpower shortages despite increasingly generous recruitment bonuses. At the same time, authorities have expanded electronic conscription systems, distributed mobilization orders under the guise of “updating records,” and tightened travel restrictions through closer coordination with Belarus. None of these developments confirm that a new mobilization is imminent. However, taken together, they point to growing preparations that would allow the Kremlin to rapidly increase troop numbers while minimizing public resistance. If implemented, another mobilization would signal that Russia expects the war in Ukraine to remain a long and resource-intensive conflict. See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE
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🇷🇺 Russia may be moving closer to a new wave of mobilization, as Kremlin ideologue Alexander Dugin openly argues that the country needs another large-scale call-up, with the final decision resting in President Vladimir Putin’s hands. While no official mobilization has been announced, multiple indicators suggest Moscow could act after Russia’s parliamentary elections. Independent Russian media report that officials are discussing a possible campaign in October, as the military struggles with persistent manpower shortages despite increasingly generous recruitment bonuses. At the same time, authorities have expanded electronic conscription systems, distributed mobilization orders under the guise of “updating records,” and tightened travel restrictions through closer coordination with Belarus. None of these developments confirm that a new mobilization is imminent. However, taken together, they point to growing preparations that would allow the Kremlin to rapidly increase troop numbers while minimizing public resistance. If implemented, another mobilization would signal that Russia expects the war in Ukraine to remain a long and resource-intensive conflict. See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE

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❗️❗️❗️🇺🇦Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned that Russia is preparing for a new phase of the war, including additional military operations and a fresh mobilization effort. According to Zelensky, President Vladimir Putin is “preparing new strikes against Ukraine” while also laying the groundwork for expanding the war through increased mobilization inside Russia. The Ukrainian leader also noted that the United States is currently heavily focused on developments involving Iran, warning that this creates challenges for Ukraine’s air defense capabilities, particularly in the field of anti-ballistic missile defense. Zelensky added that divisions remain within Russia’s leadership. While some officials reportedly recognize the growing economic strain and logistical difficulties caused by the prolonged conflict and would prefer to see it end, others within the military establishment continue to push for escalation, broader mobilization, and a prolonged war in an effort to exhaust Ukraine. He stressed that Ukraine must prepare for the coming winter and remain ready for a potentially intensified Russian campaign. See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE
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❗️❗️❗️🇺🇦Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned that Russia is preparing for a new phase of the war, including additional military operations and a fresh mobilization effort. According to Zelensky, President Vladimir Putin is “preparing new strikes against Ukraine” while also laying the groundwork for expanding the war through increased mobilization inside Russia. The Ukrainian leader also noted that the United States is currently heavily focused on developments involving Iran, warning that this creates challenges for Ukraine’s air defense capabilities, particularly in the field of anti-ballistic missile defense. Zelensky added that divisions remain within Russia’s leadership. While some officials reportedly recognize the growing economic strain and logistical difficulties caused by the prolonged conflict and would prefer to see it end, others within the military establishment continue to push for escalation, broader mobilization, and a prolonged war in an effort to exhaust Ukraine. He stressed that Ukraine must prepare for the coming winter and remain ready for a potentially intensified Russian campaign. See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE

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47,458 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Russia announces continuation of military confrontation with the West at the UN Acting Permanent Representative of Russia to the UN Ana Yevstigneyeva spoke at an emergency meeting of the Security Council dedicated to the attack by Ukrainian armed forces on a bus carrying Belarusian citizens. ▪️According to her, Western countries supplying Kyiv with weapons bear "political and moral responsibility" for the consequences of the strike, which Moscow considers directed against civilians. Yevstigneyeva stated that Russia views these events as part of the West's strategy to "deal a strategic defeat" to the country and hinder its development. ▪️She emphasized that Moscow will continue to oppose these actions, including military measures. The diplomat also noted that Russia does not accept ultimatums and acts based on its own security interests and that the goals of the special military operation remain unchanged. It was also reported that a political and diplomatic solution is preferable, but according to the Russian side, such solutions are currently "not in sight".
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Russia announces continuation of military confrontation with the West at the UN Acting Permanent Representative of Russia to the UN Ana Yevstigneyeva spoke at an emergency meeting of the Security Council dedicated to the attack by Ukrainian armed forces on a bus carrying Belarusian citizens. ▪️According to her, Western countries supplying Kyiv with weapons bear "political and moral responsibility" for the consequences of the strike, which Moscow considers directed against civilians. Yevstigneyeva stated that Russia views these events as part of the West's strategy to "deal a strategic defeat" to the country and hinder its development. ▪️She emphasized that Moscow will continue to oppose these actions, including military measures. The diplomat also noted that Russia does not accept ultimatums and acts based on its own security interests and that the goals of the special military operation remain unchanged. It was also reported that a political and diplomatic solution is preferable, but according to the Russian side, such solutions are currently "not in sight".

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🇺🇦🇷🇺🇰🇵 Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned that Russia is preparing for a major escalation of the war, including a new wave of mobilization and deeper military cooperation with North Korea. According to Zelensky, Ukrainian intelligence has obtained comprehensive information on Moscow's plans for the autumn. He stated that Vladimir Putin is laying the groundwork for an expanded mobilization, preparing to send more Russians into the war while masking the effort through different rhetoric and political messaging. Zelensky also claimed that Russia intends to receive an additional 30,000 North Korean troops, with preparations reportedly underway in Russia's Voronezh region to accommodate their arrival. In addition, he said North Korea is preparing to supply Russia with new ballistic missile launch systems, while Moscow continues to help Pyongyang improve its military capabilities by providing battlefield experience, weapons development, and operational expertise. Zelensky concluded by saying that Ukraine is aware of these plans and will continue to resist them. If these assessments prove accurate, they would signal a significant deepening of the Russia-North Korea military partnership. Beyond reinforcing Russia's manpower, the cooperation could accelerate North Korea's military modernization by exposing its forces and weapons to real combat conditions, creating long-term security implications that extend far beyond the war in Ukraine. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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🇺🇦🇷🇺🇰🇵 Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned that Russia is preparing for a major escalation of the war, including a new wave of mobilization and deeper military cooperation with North Korea. According to Zelensky, Ukrainian intelligence has obtained comprehensive information on Moscow's plans for the autumn. He stated that Vladimir Putin is laying the groundwork for an expanded mobilization, preparing to send more Russians into the war while masking the effort through different rhetoric and political messaging. Zelensky also claimed that Russia intends to receive an additional 30,000 North Korean troops, with preparations reportedly underway in Russia's Voronezh region to accommodate their arrival. In addition, he said North Korea is preparing to supply Russia with new ballistic missile launch systems, while Moscow continues to help Pyongyang improve its military capabilities by providing battlefield experience, weapons development, and operational expertise. Zelensky concluded by saying that Ukraine is aware of these plans and will continue to resist them. If these assessments prove accurate, they would signal a significant deepening of the Russia-North Korea military partnership. Beyond reinforcing Russia's manpower, the cooperation could accelerate North Korea's military modernization by exposing its forces and weapons to real combat conditions, creating long-term security implications that extend far beyond the war in Ukraine. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

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25,402 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

🚨🇺🇦🔥 Ukrainian forces have carried out a major clearing operation in Oleksiievo-Druzhkivka. The operation targeted Russian positions in the settlement as Kyiv continues efforts to strengthen its positions in the Donetsk region. According to available reports, the Armed Forces of Ukraine conducted a powerful clearing operation in Oleksiievo-Druzhkivka, Donetsk Oblast, targeting Russian forces and military positions in the area. The operation is part of Ukraine’s continued efforts to disrupt Russian deployments and improve the tactical situation along one of the most contested sectors of the front. See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE
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🚨🇺🇦🔥 Ukrainian forces have carried out a major clearing operation in Oleksiievo-Druzhkivka. The operation targeted Russian positions in the settlement as Kyiv continues efforts to strengthen its positions in the Donetsk region. According to available reports, the Armed Forces of Ukraine conducted a powerful clearing operation in Oleksiievo-Druzhkivka, Donetsk Oblast, targeting Russian forces and military positions in the area. The operation is part of Ukraine’s continued efforts to disrupt Russian deployments and improve the tactical situation along one of the most contested sectors of the front. See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE

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36,569 просмотров • 21 дней назад

❗️❗️🇺🇦⚔️🇷🇺 “Losing Donbas would trigger a new attempt to force Ukraine into capitulation, and only Biletsky can save the situation,” warns prominent Ukrainian military journalist and editor-in-chief Yurii Butusov, calling for an urgent restructuring of command on one of the most critical sectors of the eastern front. Butusov is urging Ukraine’s military leadership to place the formations defending Sloviansk and Kostiantynivka under the command of 3rd Army Corps commander Andrii Biletsky. Russian forces are intensifying attacks around the Chobotok forest and several fortified heights on the Sloviansk axis, and Butusov warns that a withdrawal could open the path toward Sloviansk, Kramatorsk and eventually the remaining Ukrainian-held Donbas. He points to the Lyman sector, where Biletsky’s forces have prevented further Russian advances, arguing that the 3rd Corps has the reserves, commanders and combat experience needed to stabilize the wider front. The stakes extend far beyond individual cities. If Russia succeeds in breaking Ukraine’s defensive system around the Sloviansk-Kramatorsk-Kostiantynivka belt, Moscow would gain not only a major battlefield victory but also powerful political leverage over Kyiv. Butusov’s warning reflects the growing importance of competent command and rapidly shifting reserves: Ukraine does not simply need to hold territory, it must prevent Russia from creating the kind of operational breakthrough that could later be transformed into Western pressure for territorial concessions. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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❗️❗️🇺🇦⚔️🇷🇺 “Losing Donbas would trigger a new attempt to force Ukraine into capitulation, and only Biletsky can save the situation,” warns prominent Ukrainian military journalist and editor-in-chief Yurii Butusov, calling for an urgent restructuring of command on one of the most critical sectors of the eastern front. Butusov is urging Ukraine’s military leadership to place the formations defending Sloviansk and Kostiantynivka under the command of 3rd Army Corps commander Andrii Biletsky. Russian forces are intensifying attacks around the Chobotok forest and several fortified heights on the Sloviansk axis, and Butusov warns that a withdrawal could open the path toward Sloviansk, Kramatorsk and eventually the remaining Ukrainian-held Donbas. He points to the Lyman sector, where Biletsky’s forces have prevented further Russian advances, arguing that the 3rd Corps has the reserves, commanders and combat experience needed to stabilize the wider front. The stakes extend far beyond individual cities. If Russia succeeds in breaking Ukraine’s defensive system around the Sloviansk-Kramatorsk-Kostiantynivka belt, Moscow would gain not only a major battlefield victory but also powerful political leverage over Kyiv. Butusov’s warning reflects the growing importance of competent command and rapidly shifting reserves: Ukraine does not simply need to hold territory, it must prevent Russia from creating the kind of operational breakthrough that could later be transformed into Western pressure for territorial concessions. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

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30,058 просмотров • 11 дней назад

🇺🇦 Russia is preparing for a new mobilization, while Ukraine hopes to achieve peace this autumn According to President Volodymyr Zelensky, Kyiv believes that diplomatic efforts, Ukraine's long-range strikes, and sanctions imposed by its allies could increase pressure on Russia to the point where it has no alternative but to seek peace. At the same time, Zelensky said that Putin intends to prolong the war. “He is preparing another mobilization and new strikes. We see Russia's true intentions, we are uniting our partners, and we are increasing pressure on the aggressor,” he said.
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🇺🇦 Russia is preparing for a new mobilization, while Ukraine hopes to achieve peace this autumn According to President Volodymyr Zelensky, Kyiv believes that diplomatic efforts, Ukraine's long-range strikes, and sanctions imposed by its allies could increase pressure on Russia to the point where it has no alternative but to seek peace. At the same time, Zelensky said that Putin intends to prolong the war. “He is preparing another mobilization and new strikes. We see Russia's true intentions, we are uniting our partners, and we are increasing pressure on the aggressor,” he said.

NEXTA

36,957 просмотров • 24 дней назад

‼️‼️🇷🇺🇺🇦 BREAKING - appears that Russia is not even considering compromise or the conclusion of a peace agreement through negotiations, and ultimately has no intention of ending the war. Even discussing a proportional, compromise-based option—such as the parallel withdrawal of Ukrainian and Russian forces from Donbas—is pointless, as Moscow is demanding exclusively capitulatory concessions from Ukraine. 🇷🇺 Vladimir Putin: 📌 The objectives of the “special military operation” will be achieved unconditionally. We prefer to eliminate the root causes of the conflict through diplomatic means, but if dialogue is rejected, Russia will achieve the “liberation” of its so-called “historical lands” by military methods. 📌 The task of creating and expanding a security buffer zone in Ukraine will be implemented consistently. 📌 The Russian army firmly maintains the strategic initiative along the entire line of contact. Russian forces are successfully wearing down elite units of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, including formations trained in the West. 📌 The Russian military has the capacity to increase the tempo of offensive operations, including in strategically important directions. 📌 Claims that Russia poses a threat to Europe are described as “lies, nonsense, and complete absurdity.” See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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‼️‼️🇷🇺🇺🇦 BREAKING - appears that Russia is not even considering compromise or the conclusion of a peace agreement through negotiations, and ultimately has no intention of ending the war. Even discussing a proportional, compromise-based option—such as the parallel withdrawal of Ukrainian and Russian forces from Donbas—is pointless, as Moscow is demanding exclusively capitulatory concessions from Ukraine. 🇷🇺 Vladimir Putin: 📌 The objectives of the “special military operation” will be achieved unconditionally. We prefer to eliminate the root causes of the conflict through diplomatic means, but if dialogue is rejected, Russia will achieve the “liberation” of its so-called “historical lands” by military methods. 📌 The task of creating and expanding a security buffer zone in Ukraine will be implemented consistently. 📌 The Russian army firmly maintains the strategic initiative along the entire line of contact. Russian forces are successfully wearing down elite units of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, including formations trained in the West. 📌 The Russian military has the capacity to increase the tempo of offensive operations, including in strategically important directions. 📌 Claims that Russia poses a threat to Europe are described as “lies, nonsense, and complete absurdity.” See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

40,777 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

❗️❗️🇺🇦⚡️🇷🇺 Ukrainian forces have launched localized counterattacks across three sectors of the front, pushing Russian troops back and recovering positions in several areas. Recent battlefield assessments have also recorded Ukrainian localized advances on multiple axes, even as Russian forces continue offensive operations elsewhere. On the Kupyansk axis, Ukrainian forces have liberated the northern part of Zapadne and advanced north of Kupyansk, southwest of Dvorichna. Elsewhere, Ukrainian troops have reportedly liberated Katerynivka and Nove, advanced east of Novomykhailivka and continue to hold Novyi Myr. Ukrainian forces also launched a counterattack yesterday along the Ridkodub-Nove sector, attacking Russian positions from the north in an effort to contain further Russian advances. These actions remain localized rather than a full-scale Ukrainian offensive, but the broader pattern is increasingly important: Kyiv is exploiting sectors where Russian forces are stretched thin to regain tactical initiative and force Moscow to react rather than advance uninterrupted. Earlier Ukrainian counterattacks have already forced Russia to redistribute forces between sectors, illustrating the pressure that even limited Ukrainian gains can create on Moscow’s constrained reserves.
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❗️❗️🇺🇦⚡️🇷🇺 Ukrainian forces have launched localized counterattacks across three sectors of the front, pushing Russian troops back and recovering positions in several areas. Recent battlefield assessments have also recorded Ukrainian localized advances on multiple axes, even as Russian forces continue offensive operations elsewhere. On the Kupyansk axis, Ukrainian forces have liberated the northern part of Zapadne and advanced north of Kupyansk, southwest of Dvorichna. Elsewhere, Ukrainian troops have reportedly liberated Katerynivka and Nove, advanced east of Novomykhailivka and continue to hold Novyi Myr. Ukrainian forces also launched a counterattack yesterday along the Ridkodub-Nove sector, attacking Russian positions from the north in an effort to contain further Russian advances. These actions remain localized rather than a full-scale Ukrainian offensive, but the broader pattern is increasingly important: Kyiv is exploiting sectors where Russian forces are stretched thin to regain tactical initiative and force Moscow to react rather than advance uninterrupted. Earlier Ukrainian counterattacks have already forced Russia to redistribute forces between sectors, illustrating the pressure that even limited Ukrainian gains can create on Moscow’s constrained reserves.

NSTRIKE

32,645 просмотров • 1 день назад

🪖🇺🇦🇷🇺 July became one of the bloodiest months of the entire war for Russia’s army, highlighting the extraordinary human cost Moscow continues to pay to sustain its offensive operations in Ukraine. Russian forces suffered 42,860 battlefield casualties, killed and wounded, during July alone, according to Ukrainian military figures. That is Russia’s highest monthly personnel loss since January 2025 and the fourth-highest monthly toll since the full-scale invasion began in February 2022. The numbers underline the central weakness of Russia’s attritional strategy: Moscow can continue feeding manpower into the battlefield, but maintaining offensive pressure at the cost of more than 40,000 casualties a month places enormous strain on recruitment and reserves. With voluntary recruitment already becoming increasingly difficult, sustaining losses at this level could push the Kremlin closer to politically riskier manpower measures, including another large-scale mobilization. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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🪖🇺🇦🇷🇺 July became one of the bloodiest months of the entire war for Russia’s army, highlighting the extraordinary human cost Moscow continues to pay to sustain its offensive operations in Ukraine. Russian forces suffered 42,860 battlefield casualties, killed and wounded, during July alone, according to Ukrainian military figures. That is Russia’s highest monthly personnel loss since January 2025 and the fourth-highest monthly toll since the full-scale invasion began in February 2022. The numbers underline the central weakness of Russia’s attritional strategy: Moscow can continue feeding manpower into the battlefield, but maintaining offensive pressure at the cost of more than 40,000 casualties a month places enormous strain on recruitment and reserves. With voluntary recruitment already becoming increasingly difficult, sustaining losses at this level could push the Kremlin closer to politically riskier manpower measures, including another large-scale mobilization. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

16,200 просмотров • 11 дней назад

Today, in Slavutych, in the north of our country, I met with the heads of communities of the northern regions – Kyiv and Chernihiv regions. It is very important to support our people here and strengthen our defenses, and that is exactly what we are doing. This concerns protective infrastructure – fortifications and other defensive measures – as well as strengthening the border, which will be reinforced further. It also concerns our Defense and Security Forces stationed in this direction – toward Chernihiv and Kyiv from the territory of neighboring Belarus, which Russia is eager to draw deeper into this war, and from Russia’s Bryansk region. We have the capability to strengthen our defenses. We also have the capability to act preventively with regard to Russian territory from which threats may emerge, and with regard to the de facto leadership of Belarus, which must stay on its toes – that is, clearly understand that there will be consequences if aggressive actions against Ukraine, against our people, are taken.
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Today, in Slavutych, in the north of our country, I met with the heads of communities of the northern regions – Kyiv and Chernihiv regions. It is very important to support our people here and strengthen our defenses, and that is exactly what we are doing. This concerns protective infrastructure – fortifications and other defensive measures – as well as strengthening the border, which will be reinforced further. It also concerns our Defense and Security Forces stationed in this direction – toward Chernihiv and Kyiv from the territory of neighboring Belarus, which Russia is eager to draw deeper into this war, and from Russia’s Bryansk region. We have the capability to strengthen our defenses. We also have the capability to act preventively with regard to Russian territory from which threats may emerge, and with regard to the de facto leadership of Belarus, which must stay on its toes – that is, clearly understand that there will be consequences if aggressive actions against Ukraine, against our people, are taken.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

114,629 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

‼️‼️🇺🇦🇷🇺 BREAKING | Ukraine has reportedly launched one of its largest long-range drone operations in recent months, with more than 340 kamikaze drones currently heading toward Russian regions and occupied Crimea. The large-scale strike is reportedly targeting military facilities, as well as key economic and energy infrastructure, across multiple regions of Russia and occupied Crimea. If the scale of the operation is confirmed, it would rank among the most significant Ukrainian long-range drone raids of the war, placing sustained pressure on Russia's air defense network across a vast geographic area. Such attacks continue to demonstrate Kyiv's ability to threaten strategic targets deep behind the front line, forcing Moscow to disperse valuable air defense assets and increasing the cost of protecting critical military and industrial infrastructure. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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‼️‼️🇺🇦🇷🇺 BREAKING | Ukraine has reportedly launched one of its largest long-range drone operations in recent months, with more than 340 kamikaze drones currently heading toward Russian regions and occupied Crimea. The large-scale strike is reportedly targeting military facilities, as well as key economic and energy infrastructure, across multiple regions of Russia and occupied Crimea. If the scale of the operation is confirmed, it would rank among the most significant Ukrainian long-range drone raids of the war, placing sustained pressure on Russia's air defense network across a vast geographic area. Such attacks continue to demonstrate Kyiv's ability to threaten strategic targets deep behind the front line, forcing Moscow to disperse valuable air defense assets and increasing the cost of protecting critical military and industrial infrastructure. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

103,691 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

‼️‼️🇺🇸🇷🇺 CIA Director John Ratcliffe may have arrived in Moscow with a direct warning for Vladimir Putin: the United States knows about Russia’s potential plans and advises the Kremlin not to implement them. According to a former U.S. Deputy Director of National Intelligence, this could be one of the main reasons behind Ratcliffe’s visit. The Wall Street Journal suggests that the talks may also have covered the war in Ukraine, a ceasefire involving Iran, and the Kremlin’s continued support for Tehran. Meanwhile, Russia’s military preparations are also drawing attention: mobilization exercises were held in the Kaliningrad region in July, while U.S. intelligence says similar exercises are taking place across Russia. Ratcliffe’s unusual visit, combined with Russia’s ongoing military preparations, makes the timing particularly significant. If Washington is indeed warning Moscow against implementing plans already known to U.S. intelligence, the coming weeks could reveal exactly what prompted such a high-level and unusual mission to the Russian capital. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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‼️‼️🇺🇸🇷🇺 CIA Director John Ratcliffe may have arrived in Moscow with a direct warning for Vladimir Putin: the United States knows about Russia’s potential plans and advises the Kremlin not to implement them. According to a former U.S. Deputy Director of National Intelligence, this could be one of the main reasons behind Ratcliffe’s visit. The Wall Street Journal suggests that the talks may also have covered the war in Ukraine, a ceasefire involving Iran, and the Kremlin’s continued support for Tehran. Meanwhile, Russia’s military preparations are also drawing attention: mobilization exercises were held in the Kaliningrad region in July, while U.S. intelligence says similar exercises are taking place across Russia. Ratcliffe’s unusual visit, combined with Russia’s ongoing military preparations, makes the timing particularly significant. If Washington is indeed warning Moscow against implementing plans already known to U.S. intelligence, the coming weeks could reveal exactly what prompted such a high-level and unusual mission to the Russian capital. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

585,358 просмотров • 1 день назад

🇺🇦⚔️🇷🇺 Ukrainian forces have liberated Novoselivka on the Lyman axis, delivering another localized setback to Russian troops in one of Moscow’s priority offensive sectors. Fighting around Novoselivka has been intense for months as Russian forces attempted to expand their positions toward Lyman. The liberation follows recent Ukrainian successes around Drobysheve and indicates that Ukrainian forces are increasingly capable of counterattacking on this sector rather than simply containing Russian assaults. The Lyman axis remains strategically important because it provides one of the northern approaches toward the Sloviansk-Kramatorsk defensive belt. These remain tactical gains rather than a large-scale Ukrainian offensive, but the emerging pattern matters: every settlement recovered around Lyman pushes Russian forces farther from their operational objective and forces Moscow to spend additional manpower merely to recover positions it had already fought to obtain.
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🇺🇦⚔️🇷🇺 Ukrainian forces have liberated Novoselivka on the Lyman axis, delivering another localized setback to Russian troops in one of Moscow’s priority offensive sectors. Fighting around Novoselivka has been intense for months as Russian forces attempted to expand their positions toward Lyman. The liberation follows recent Ukrainian successes around Drobysheve and indicates that Ukrainian forces are increasingly capable of counterattacking on this sector rather than simply containing Russian assaults. The Lyman axis remains strategically important because it provides one of the northern approaches toward the Sloviansk-Kramatorsk defensive belt. These remain tactical gains rather than a large-scale Ukrainian offensive, but the emerging pattern matters: every settlement recovered around Lyman pushes Russian forces farther from their operational objective and forces Moscow to spend additional manpower merely to recover positions it had already fought to obtain.

NSTRIKE

25,052 просмотров • 4 дней назад

‼️🇷🇺 Putin continues to spew out desires fueled by a parallel reality, while simultaneously acknowledging the severe fuel crisis within the country: 📌 "The main goal of the Russian Armed Forces is the complete 'liberation' of Donbas and 'Novorossiya' (+ Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions)." 📌 "Proposals are coming from Kyiv to limit military operations to only four territories (Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson regions). This would allow the Armed Forces of Ukraine to redeploy units to these regions from other fronts. Against the backdrop of a personnel shortage, this would be a lifeline for the Kyiv regime; however, its survival is not part of our plans." 🛢️ "Strikes on Russia's energy infrastructure are creating certain problems—that is obvious. A shortage exists due to the strikes inflicted by the Armed Forces of Ukraine on Russian energy facilities, but it is not critical. The restoration of all damaged energy facilities in Russia is happening quite rapidly, and everything is functioning with a large margin of safety." 📌 "Crimea's fuel needs will be met; currently, there is a supply for several days there. We will not give the Armed Forces of Ukraine the opportunity to impose their own conditions for negotiations. The issue of Crimea's energy supply will be resolved. We will increase fuel supplies by both land and sea routes." See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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‼️🇷🇺 Putin continues to spew out desires fueled by a parallel reality, while simultaneously acknowledging the severe fuel crisis within the country: 📌 "The main goal of the Russian Armed Forces is the complete 'liberation' of Donbas and 'Novorossiya' (+ Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions)." 📌 "Proposals are coming from Kyiv to limit military operations to only four territories (Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson regions). This would allow the Armed Forces of Ukraine to redeploy units to these regions from other fronts. Against the backdrop of a personnel shortage, this would be a lifeline for the Kyiv regime; however, its survival is not part of our plans." 🛢️ "Strikes on Russia's energy infrastructure are creating certain problems—that is obvious. A shortage exists due to the strikes inflicted by the Armed Forces of Ukraine on Russian energy facilities, but it is not critical. The restoration of all damaged energy facilities in Russia is happening quite rapidly, and everything is functioning with a large margin of safety." 📌 "Crimea's fuel needs will be met; currently, there is a supply for several days there. We will not give the Armed Forces of Ukraine the opportunity to impose their own conditions for negotiations. The issue of Crimea's energy supply will be resolved. We will increase fuel supplies by both land and sea routes." See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

20,550 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

🔥🇺🇦🎯🇷🇺 Ukraine’s long-range strike campaign is reaching ever deeper into Russia, with President Volodymyr Zelensky confirming another series of attacks against Russian energy, logistics and military infrastructure. According to Zelensky, Ukrainian forces struck the Novokuibyshevsk oil refinery in Samara region, roughly 1,000 km from the frontline, as well as an Ozon logistics hub in the region. Reuters confirms that Ukraine reported hitting the refinery and causing a fire, while Ozon halted operations at its Chapayevsk logistics center following the attack. Zelensky also announced operations in the Black Sea and confirmed the results of earlier strikes: a Su-24M-type frontline bomber and four pieces of airfield equipment were destroyed at Saky airbase, while drone-control relay equipment used by Russian forces was destroyed in Bryansk region. The pattern is becoming increasingly clear: Ukraine is systematically expanding the depth and frequency of its strikes to hit the infrastructure that generates revenue, supports logistics and enables Russian military operations. Refineries hundreds of kilometers inside Russia, logistics hubs, airbases and battlefield communications are increasingly being treated as interconnected parts of the same war machine. Kyiv’s objective is not merely individual destruction, but the cumulative degradation of Russia’s ability to finance, supply and sustain its offensive. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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🔥🇺🇦🎯🇷🇺 Ukraine’s long-range strike campaign is reaching ever deeper into Russia, with President Volodymyr Zelensky confirming another series of attacks against Russian energy, logistics and military infrastructure. According to Zelensky, Ukrainian forces struck the Novokuibyshevsk oil refinery in Samara region, roughly 1,000 km from the frontline, as well as an Ozon logistics hub in the region. Reuters confirms that Ukraine reported hitting the refinery and causing a fire, while Ozon halted operations at its Chapayevsk logistics center following the attack. Zelensky also announced operations in the Black Sea and confirmed the results of earlier strikes: a Su-24M-type frontline bomber and four pieces of airfield equipment were destroyed at Saky airbase, while drone-control relay equipment used by Russian forces was destroyed in Bryansk region. The pattern is becoming increasingly clear: Ukraine is systematically expanding the depth and frequency of its strikes to hit the infrastructure that generates revenue, supports logistics and enables Russian military operations. Refineries hundreds of kilometers inside Russia, logistics hubs, airbases and battlefield communications are increasingly being treated as interconnected parts of the same war machine. Kyiv’s objective is not merely individual destruction, but the cumulative degradation of Russia’s ability to finance, supply and sustain its offensive. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

13,354 просмотров • 5 дней назад

🫡 "Get Ready for Ashes" Pro-war Russian bloggers are increasingly warning that Ukraine is ramping up long-range strikes deep inside Russia. The author of the influential Rybar channel said Russian businesses should start protecting their own facilities if they don't want to be "walking through ashes." According to him, after proving the effectiveness of its long-range drones, Ukraine is likely to receive even more UAVs from the West, making strikes on the Moscow region and other parts of Russia increasingly frequent. Another prominent Z-blogger, Yevgeny Golman, claimed Ukraine could receive more than 100,000 additional drones and questioned whether Russian air defenses would be able to withstand a large-scale attack. Concerns are also being voiced within Russia's military. According to The New Yorker, a military officer from Moscow admitted that Russia was unprepared for sustained long-range Ukrainian strikes and that the country's vast territory has turned from a strategic advantage into a major vulnerability.
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🫡 "Get Ready for Ashes" Pro-war Russian bloggers are increasingly warning that Ukraine is ramping up long-range strikes deep inside Russia. The author of the influential Rybar channel said Russian businesses should start protecting their own facilities if they don't want to be "walking through ashes." According to him, after proving the effectiveness of its long-range drones, Ukraine is likely to receive even more UAVs from the West, making strikes on the Moscow region and other parts of Russia increasingly frequent. Another prominent Z-blogger, Yevgeny Golman, claimed Ukraine could receive more than 100,000 additional drones and questioned whether Russian air defenses would be able to withstand a large-scale attack. Concerns are also being voiced within Russia's military. According to The New Yorker, a military officer from Moscow admitted that Russia was unprepared for sustained long-range Ukrainian strikes and that the country's vast territory has turned from a strategic advantage into a major vulnerability.

NEXTA

54,730 просмотров • 1 месяц назад