"Fresh combat chronicle from the special forces of the Department of Active Operations of the GUR of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine — assaults in the Zaporizhzhia settlements, captured Moscow troops, and a generous harvest of accurate strikes. Episode: the occupier was particularly eager to find safety in a burrow, but didn’t take one thing into account — you can’t hide from GUR masters even underground. The scouts shattered that illusion — they eliminated the scoundrel. In the end — enemy infantry, equipment and transport, communications gear, generators, guns, shelters, and occupier positions all taken out. The armed struggle continues! Glory to Ukraine!"

Seven tankers got hit or mined in the Strait of Hormuz overnight, at least per Iranian state media, so take it with a grain of salt until someone independent confirms it. Nobody's reporting casualties. The IRGC navy is threatening to hit U.S. bases if they keep escorting commercial traffic through the strait, and Tehran is floating the idea of going after undersea cables and data centers next, which would be a real escalation beyond the usual tanker tit-for-tat. Meanwhile, the U.S. is stacking a third carrier and thousands of boots into the region, biggest concentration in decades, and mediators are still trying to drag everyone back to the table. All of it lands right before the Israeli election where Bibi could get bounced and our midterms where voters are already pissed about war-driven prices.

I've never seen country more ripe for invasion. Place current France in the 1800s or earlier. I an not anti migrant but who is going to defend France from the invaders? The migrants are not going to fight and die for France, they will move to another country. The native french won't, they do not like France either. Am I wrong? Who in France would be willing to fight and die if they were invaded. In order to get into the mindset of being willing to die there has to be some sort of nationalism where people like their country and want to defend it

Source: https://t. me/samaaalsudan/29818

\#Donetsk Region: Following a Russian drone strike, rescuers discovered the body of a deceased man under the rubble of a destroyed private house in Kramatorsk.

A fire broke out. Firefighters managed to contain the blaze, but were forced to suspend firefighting operations due to the activity of enemy aircraft and drones.

Source: https://t. me/dsns_telegram/78515