One person killed and four injured after Russia attacked a residential area in the Donetsk region. Kyiv region was also affected, with several residential buildings and commercial premises damaged.

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The Russian drone attack on the village of Maidan in the Donetsk region of Ukraine killed one person and injured four others, including a 15-year-old boy. According to reports, it was a Lancet drone that hit in the middle of a residential area, and in addition to the dead and injured, 35 residential buildings and vehicles were also damaged. Read more.

In the Kyiv region, it was the city of Brovary, a large suburb just east of the capital, that was affected. Several residential and commercial buildings were damaged, and a fire broke out which was later extinguished. Read more.

Russian losses in Ukraine

After being spoiled with very high KWIA for a few days, we are now back to the normal level just below 1000.

  • 940 KWIA
  • 3 Tanks
  • 1 AFV
  • 30 Artillery systems
  • 3 MLRS
  • 3 Air defense systems
  • 1885 UAVs
  • 121 Vehicles & fuel tanks
  • 2 Special equipment

Review over time of Russian losses in Ukraine

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97 thoughts on “One person killed and four injured after Russia attacked a residential area in the Donetsk region. Kyiv region was also affected, with several residential buildings and commercial premises damaged.”

  2. MXT

    Iran

    “Donald Trump gives Iran an exact deadline for when the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz must cease.

    “If Iran does not fully, without threats, open the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours from this exact time, the USA will strike and destroy their various power plants, starting with the largest,” the president wrote on Truth Social at 00:44 last night.

    Bloomberg describes it as a dramatic escalation in Trump’s rhetoric. The threat comes just a day after he said that the USA is considering scaling down military operations in the Middle East.

    Shortly after, the response came. If fuel and energy infrastructure is attacked, Iran will respond with attacks on US-linked infrastructure in the region, according to the Iranian army.”
    https://omni.se/trump-ger-iran-48-timmar-att-oppna-hormuz-annars-forintas-landets-kraftverk/a/7p3EjV

        1. Umlaut

          Possibly the deadline will change to 14 days and then a tirade will come about how MSM are lying throats and that he never ever has an Iran a deadline.

      2. maggan

        No oil infrastructure belongs to the USA in the Middle East. It is either national or in some cases operated by American companies.

        For example, Saudi Arabia probably wouldn’t appreciate it if, for instance, Exxon’s facilities in Saudi Arabia disappeared and stopped paying the surplus to the Saudi city treasury.

  3. Pehr

    https://omni.se/a/PdpkrJ
    For several years, Viktor Orbán’s Hungarian government has been providing the Kremlin with detailed information from sensitive EU discussions, European security sources tell the Washington Post.
    I don’t doubt it for a second.
    Our political representatives must now find their backbone and address the issue of Hungary. If the fat cat manages to win the election, it must be a #HEXIT.

    1. MXT

      Agreed, if he remains, the EU needs to do something about it, can’t have member states that do everything to sabotage and obviously do not share EU values.

          1. alfaomega

            It seems that even the Minister of Foreign Affairs has close ties to Putin, informing Lavrov in real time about EU meetings. And now even Fico has started talking about withholding the 90 billion, so maybe getting rid of Orban won’t be enough.
            The EU needs to be reformed so that a two-thirds majority is sufficient to pass decisions. Unanimous decisions surely worked well when there weren’t so many countries.

          2. fedtmule

            According to information in the media, the FSB planned to fake an assassination attempt on the Trojan boar Orban…. One can always say a silent prayer that something goes wrong with the fake attempt and the result turns out radically different than intended…. Otherwise, someone may as well give Orban a farewell gift after the next EU meeting…. Perhaps a box of wine from the same brand that Prigoshin received….

  5. MXT

    🔥 UAV operators of the “Steel Border” brigade in the Kursk and North-Slobozhansk directions destroyed the depot of “Molniya” drones along with the prepared starting position for their launch. Also, five enemy shelters, a field depot of mines, three communication antennas, and an ATV!

      1. MXT

        No, can’t find anything about the raft itself being hit. Then one can of course interpret it as the belonging debris still belonging to the raft, but it feels a bit like cheating.

    2. fedtmule

      Three cases of cancer in the same family. What are the odds of that unless they collect souvenirs from Chernobyl, smoke JohnSilver with asbestos filters, and dilute the cheap whiskey with reactor water… sounds like someone has annoyed a little man with a strange gait and no, I’m not referring to Morgan Johansson.

  11. 205

    N Slobozhansky-Kursk 6
    S Slobozhansky 8
    Kupyansk 5↗️
    Lyman 5↗️
    Slovyansk 7
    Kramatorsk 1
    Kostjantynivka 17💥↘️
    Pokrovsk 28💥💥
    Oleksandrivskij 6↗️
    Huliaipole 13💥↘️
    Orikhivsk 1
    Prydniprovskij/Dnipro 1

    Sum sectors 🇷🇺 98↘️
    Unlocalized (🇺🇦) 50↘️
    Total 148↘️

    3. N Eklund

      Because he is positive towards Israel? 

      Then the question is how much it matters? I don’t know which foreign person could make me vote for a certain party.

      Foreign individuals probably have quite limited knowledge about domestic policies that weigh heavily for most people when choosing a party. Perhaps they know more about foreign policy, but that doesn’t carry much weight when deciding which party to vote for.

      Edit/Addition: If a foreigner thinks I should choose a party based on foreign policy, the question is, which country are they loyal to? Mine or their own?

    4. johan No.1

      But don’t all geniuses miss that Europe is also pro-Israel?

      but if Israel goes against us with Orban, maybe we are not?

      now obviously they don’t care but they are a bit lacking in historical knowledge 😀

    5. Umlaut

      Because Netanyahu is cut from the same cloth as Trump and Orban. Authoritarian, and does not miss an opportunity to enrich himself or his family and friends. The difference is that Netanyahu is in a neighborhood so damn lousy that his own lousiness partly fades.

        1. Umlaut

          Trying to avoid such jargon where it is not very clear that it is not used as a serious expression. That is, only with people I often socialize with.

        1. Umlaut

          That all three are corrupt and have accumulated personal fortunes directly and indirectly through their political actions is false (no whataboutism please)? That all three actively try to politicize their respective supreme court is just leftist opinions? Then you probably stand so far to the right that you have a skewed view of what is left. Greetings from a middle-aged person who has voted conservatively (and then I don’t count C) in all general elections I have been able to vote in.

    2. johan No.1

      Haha, it was hard to resist

      but if you get nuclear power in Gävle, I promise not to badmouth the Green Party in the thread for five days and four hours 🙏

  22. johan No.1

    I like the restaurants here on a pier

    buy fish and shrimp and then swim and see fish and shrimp 💥💥👕

    overpriced alcohol though those bastards 😡😡😐

  24. Flurrevuppen

    The pressure has increased in recent weeks due to the attack on Iran.

    Furthermore, Orban has thrown all doubts overboard. Someone has countered by leaking about Russian-assisted plans for a fake assassination attempt, as well as how Hungary has allowed Lavrov to eavesdrop on all EU meetings. So the last remaining uncertainties about Orban’s loyalties are now gone. And Orban has strong support from…. drumroll… Trump… so thus the last cover has probably also fallen regarding his loyalties… additionally supported by his statements about Putin/Russia vs Zelenskij/Ukraine since the Iran attack.

    The Iran thing facilitates for Russia in several ways. Oil prices. Military resources going there instead of to Ukraine. Attempts to get NATO/EU to engage there instead of in Ukraine.

    We are now waiting for the false flag attack against Hungary that will demonstrate that NATO Article 5 does not work and give Trump further ammunition to dump both NATO and Ukraine in one fell swoop.

    Either that, or Trump’s actions regarding Putin, Orban, etc., are a major masquerade… but doubtful… so far, Trump has largely played with open cards all the time and signaled well in advance what intentions he has. But there are many Chamberlains around the world…. except possibly Carney then… and of course Danish Mette then… but they represent today’s equivalents of Poland and the Sudetenland…

    1. fedtmule

      The thing about a false flag operation against Hungary, you need to elaborate on that.
      Are Orban, Trump, and Putin trying to make the world and NATO countries believe that Ukraine has attacked Hungary?

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