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ANI

76,457 次观看 • 6 个月前

Alright, Pete, I have some questions.⬇️ How does the United States retain the authority and ability to withdraw "counter-drone" systems in Ukraine - which should have been handed over to the AFU for their use - and send them to the Middle East? Do these systems still retain American crews? Are they still being used under the operational control of an American commander rather than a Ukrainian one, to the point that they can be withdrawn from the country and the Ukrainians have no choice but to accept this? Or is this a situation where we had a system or system(s) set up on the roof of the US Embassy in Kiev - and if so, were they being used to participate in hostilities, in violation of every diplomatic convention since the beginning of recorded history? Or was this just a massive slip of the tongue and Secretary Hegseth was merely talking about systems deployed in Eastern Europe rather than inside Ukraine proper? Perhaps some clarification is in order, because if this statement is taken at face value it means we're in a shooting war with the Russian Federation and nobody in a position of authority in this country has seen fit to inform the public about the matter.

Alright, Pete, I have some questions.⬇️ How does the United States retain the authority and ability to withdraw "counter-drone" systems in Ukraine - which should have been handed over to the AFU for their use - and send them to the Middle East? Do these systems still retain American crews? Are they still being used under the operational control of an American commander rather than a Ukrainian one, to the point that they can be withdrawn from the country and the Ukrainians have no choice but to accept this? Or is this a situation where we had a system or system(s) set up on the roof of the US Embassy in Kiev - and if so, were they being used to participate in hostilities, in violation of every diplomatic convention since the beginning of recorded history? Or was this just a massive slip of the tongue and Secretary Hegseth was merely talking about systems deployed in Eastern Europe rather than inside Ukraine proper? Perhaps some clarification is in order, because if this statement is taken at face value it means we're in a shooting war with the Russian Federation and nobody in a position of authority in this country has seen fit to inform the public about the matter.

Armchair Warlord

64,562 次观看 • 1 年前

FPV TERRORISM: A NEW ERA THREAT ⚡️Russian security services have thwarted an attempt to carry out a series of sabotage and terrorist attacks using drones against military infrastructure and personnel of the Russian Ministry of Defense. Information was received that Ukrainian security services had smuggled FPV drones and control stations into the Bryansk region to prepare for attacks on military airfields in the Amur and Chelyabinsk regions. Subsequently, enemy agents transported these terrorist tools in passenger cars with trailers equipped with hidden compartments, loaded with household appliances, deep into Russian territory, directly to the "Ukrainka" airfield (Amur region) and the "Shagol" airfield (Chelyabinsk region), where they were prepared for use in rented garages. At the same time, every action was under operational control of Russian security services and was documented. ⚡️24 FPV drones equipped with combat payloads and AI control modules manufactured in the West, mobile drone control stations, and communication equipment used to communicate with Ukrainian handlers were seized. Terrorists and accomplices of enemy security services have been detained. They face sentences ranging from imprisonment to life imprisonment... ❗️Attention, fellow citizens!❗️ Please pay very close attention to the following warning: According to the laws of the Russian Federation, a person who participated in the preparation of a terrorist act is exempt from criminal liability if they voluntarily refused to complete the crime and contributed to preventing the terrorist act. If you or your relatives have been influenced by the enemy, the only chance to avoid ruining your lives and the lives of your loved ones is to seek help from the FSB. There are corresponding reception offices in every city or district, and you can also call the following numbers: ☎️ +7 (495) 224-22-22; 8 (800) 224-22-22 You will be listened to and will definitely be helped. Military correspondent Mariana Naumova

FPV TERRORISM: A NEW ERA THREAT ⚡️Russian security services have thwarted an attempt to carry out a series of sabotage and terrorist attacks using drones against military infrastructure and personnel of the Russian Ministry of Defense. Information was received that Ukrainian security services had smuggled FPV drones and control stations into the Bryansk region to prepare for attacks on military airfields in the Amur and Chelyabinsk regions. Subsequently, enemy agents transported these terrorist tools in passenger cars with trailers equipped with hidden compartments, loaded with household appliances, deep into Russian territory, directly to the "Ukrainka" airfield (Amur region) and the "Shagol" airfield (Chelyabinsk region), where they were prepared for use in rented garages. At the same time, every action was under operational control of Russian security services and was documented. ⚡️24 FPV drones equipped with combat payloads and AI control modules manufactured in the West, mobile drone control stations, and communication equipment used to communicate with Ukrainian handlers were seized. Terrorists and accomplices of enemy security services have been detained. They face sentences ranging from imprisonment to life imprisonment... ❗️Attention, fellow citizens!❗️ Please pay very close attention to the following warning: According to the laws of the Russian Federation, a person who participated in the preparation of a terrorist act is exempt from criminal liability if they voluntarily refused to complete the crime and contributed to preventing the terrorist act. If you or your relatives have been influenced by the enemy, the only chance to avoid ruining your lives and the lives of your loved ones is to seek help from the FSB. There are corresponding reception offices in every city or district, and you can also call the following numbers: ☎️ +7 (495) 224-22-22; 8 (800) 224-22-22 You will be listened to and will definitely be helped. Military correspondent Mariana Naumova

Maryana Naumova 🇷🇺

214,077 次观看 • 19 天前

Border guards seize illicit goods worth millions at Beitbridge Border guards at the Beitbridge Port of Entry have dealt a significant blow to cross-border smuggling after intercepting illicit goods worth more than R1 million during festive season operations. Border Management Authority (BMA) Commissioner Dr Michael Masiapato confirmed that on 15 December, officials seized non-perishable food items valued at over R350 000, along with 210 car batteries weighing more than two tonnes and worth over R412 600. A Hyundai H100 truck valued at R159 000 was also intercepted. The seizures form part of the BMA’s intensified 2025/26 festive season operations, driven by the deployment of advanced, multi-faceted surveillance technology in high-risk areas. Dr Masiapato said the success highlights the impact of an intelligence-led, technology-driven approach to border security. As part of the strategy, the BMA has partnered with local defence company DCD Protected Mobility, alongside Aselsan South Africa and Unipro Protective Wear, to pilot integrated surveillance, mobility and command-and-control systems at Beitbridge, one of South Africa’s busiest and most vulnerable land ports. The partnership has seen the deployment of specialised patrol vehicles, including Springbuck personnel carriers and a Sherp all-terrain vehicle, enhancing patrol capacity, rapid response and operational reach. Since their introduction, officials have also intercepted illicit alcohol, counterfeit goods and undocumented migrants, while deterring illegal movements along the borderline. Dr Masiapato said festive season operations aim not only to facilitate legitimate travel and trade, but also to dismantle criminal networks that threaten the economy and national security. “South Africa’s borders are no longer soft targets,” he said, adding that innovation, partnerships and decisive enforcement would continue to safeguard the country’s sovereignty and the safety of its people.

Border guards seize illicit goods worth millions at Beitbridge Border guards at the Beitbridge Port of Entry have dealt a significant blow to cross-border smuggling after intercepting illicit goods worth more than R1 million during festive season operations. Border Management Authority (BMA) Commissioner Dr Michael Masiapato confirmed that on 15 December, officials seized non-perishable food items valued at over R350 000, along with 210 car batteries weighing more than two tonnes and worth over R412 600. A Hyundai H100 truck valued at R159 000 was also intercepted. The seizures form part of the BMA’s intensified 2025/26 festive season operations, driven by the deployment of advanced, multi-faceted surveillance technology in high-risk areas. Dr Masiapato said the success highlights the impact of an intelligence-led, technology-driven approach to border security. As part of the strategy, the BMA has partnered with local defence company DCD Protected Mobility, alongside Aselsan South Africa and Unipro Protective Wear, to pilot integrated surveillance, mobility and command-and-control systems at Beitbridge, one of South Africa’s busiest and most vulnerable land ports. The partnership has seen the deployment of specialised patrol vehicles, including Springbuck personnel carriers and a Sherp all-terrain vehicle, enhancing patrol capacity, rapid response and operational reach. Since their introduction, officials have also intercepted illicit alcohol, counterfeit goods and undocumented migrants, while deterring illegal movements along the borderline. Dr Masiapato said festive season operations aim not only to facilitate legitimate travel and trade, but also to dismantle criminal networks that threaten the economy and national security. “South Africa’s borders are no longer soft targets,” he said, adding that innovation, partnerships and decisive enforcement would continue to safeguard the country’s sovereignty and the safety of its people.

MDN NEWS

29,919 次观看 • 7 个月前

🇮🇷‼️🚨 BREAKING | Iran is reportedly carrying out a large-scale dispersal of military personnel and strategic assets across multiple provinces amid growing expectations of possible U.S. military action. 📍 Reported developments include: 🔹 92nd Armored Brigade: Tanks have reportedly been observed moving along the Ahvaz-Abadan highway toward border areas, with additional armored movements also reported near Abadan. 🔹 Vahdati Air Base (4th Tactical Air Base), Dezful: Reports claim all conscripts have been granted leave, while families residing on the base have allegedly been instructed to evacuate. 🔹 Shahid Rajaee Port, Bandar Abbas: An evacuation order was reportedly issued earlier today. 🔹 Al-Mahdi Garrison, near Urmia: The facility, reportedly linked to an underground missile complex, is said to have been evacuated. 🔹 Across Tehran, Shiraz, Kermanshah, Bandar Abbas, Neyshabur, and several other cities, IRGC facilities, Ministry of Intelligence buildings, military garrisons, police stations, and other security sites are reportedly being evacuated or dispersed. 🔹 Military hardware, including tanks, missile launchers, drones, armored vehicles, and police equipment, is reportedly being relocated to alternative positions, with some missile launchers allegedly concealed in forests and mountainous terrain. 🔹 Qods City: Reports claim all gas stations have been closed due to an alleged fuel shortage. 🔹 Khalkhal: Air defense systems and missile launchers are reportedly being deployed in nearby mountainous areas. 🔹 Several police stations, including Station 106 (Namjoo), Station 172 in Rey, and Station 13 in Neyshabur, are also reportedly being evacuated or relocated, with some facilities allegedly changing their public identity while security personnel continue operating from alternate locations. If these reported movements are confirmed, they would be consistent with military preparations intended to reduce vulnerability ahead of potential large-scale air and missile strikes. Dispersing personnel, relocating strategic equipment, and decentralizing command elements are standard wartime measures designed to preserve operational capability and complicate enemy targeting during the opening phase of a conflict. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

🇮🇷‼️🚨 BREAKING | Iran is reportedly carrying out a large-scale dispersal of military personnel and strategic assets across multiple provinces amid growing expectations of possible U.S. military action. 📍 Reported developments include: 🔹 92nd Armored Brigade: Tanks have reportedly been observed moving along the Ahvaz-Abadan highway toward border areas, with additional armored movements also reported near Abadan. 🔹 Vahdati Air Base (4th Tactical Air Base), Dezful: Reports claim all conscripts have been granted leave, while families residing on the base have allegedly been instructed to evacuate. 🔹 Shahid Rajaee Port, Bandar Abbas: An evacuation order was reportedly issued earlier today. 🔹 Al-Mahdi Garrison, near Urmia: The facility, reportedly linked to an underground missile complex, is said to have been evacuated. 🔹 Across Tehran, Shiraz, Kermanshah, Bandar Abbas, Neyshabur, and several other cities, IRGC facilities, Ministry of Intelligence buildings, military garrisons, police stations, and other security sites are reportedly being evacuated or dispersed. 🔹 Military hardware, including tanks, missile launchers, drones, armored vehicles, and police equipment, is reportedly being relocated to alternative positions, with some missile launchers allegedly concealed in forests and mountainous terrain. 🔹 Qods City: Reports claim all gas stations have been closed due to an alleged fuel shortage. 🔹 Khalkhal: Air defense systems and missile launchers are reportedly being deployed in nearby mountainous areas. 🔹 Several police stations, including Station 106 (Namjoo), Station 172 in Rey, and Station 13 in Neyshabur, are also reportedly being evacuated or relocated, with some facilities allegedly changing their public identity while security personnel continue operating from alternate locations. If these reported movements are confirmed, they would be consistent with military preparations intended to reduce vulnerability ahead of potential large-scale air and missile strikes. Dispersing personnel, relocating strategic equipment, and decentralizing command elements are standard wartime measures designed to preserve operational capability and complicate enemy targeting during the opening phase of a conflict. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

32,348 次观看 • 8 小时前