The refinery in Yaroslavl is on fire after attacks from Ukraine – 10 killed and 67 injured after Russian attacks on Dnipro – Russian losses

Oil refinery in the Russian city of Yaroslavl on fire after Ukrainian attacks

There is a fire at an oil refinery in the Russian city of Yaroslavl after Ukrainian drones attacked occupied Crimea and several Russian regions.
Drone attacks were reported in the Crimean cities of Bakhchisarai and Sevastopol. Another Ukrainian drone attack was reported in the city of Michurinsk in the Tambov region, and attacks were reported in the city of Alekseyevka and the village of Rzhevka in the Belgorod region. Read more at Kyiv Independent.

Extensive Russian attacks on Ukraine

At least 10 people were killed and 67 injured in one of Russia’s largest attacks on Ukraine overnight.
The attacks were mainly targeted at the city of Dnipro, while also striking Kharkiv, Chernihiv, Sumy, Odessa, and Kyiv oblasts according to the Ukrainian Air Force. Read more at Kyiv Independent.

Russian losses in Ukraine

  • 960 KWIA
  • 5 AFVs
  • 76 Artillery systems
  • 1 Air defense system
  • 2,229 UAVs
  • 30 Cruise missiles
  • 160 Vehicles & fuel tanks

Russian activities

  • 149 combat clashes
  • 66 aviation strikes
  • 203 KAB/CAB
  • 9,658 kamikaze drones
  • 3,206 shells (28 from MLRS)

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  1. USA – Shooting at the journalist gala where Trump was to give a speech

    “Armed man stormed into the venue – Trump evacuated from gala dinner after shots fired

    Donald Trump, Melania Trump, JD Vance, and all prominent ministers were forced to evacuate the annual journalist dinner in Washington after shots were heard in the venue, reports American media.

    Chaotic scenes broke out at the gala dinner. Dinner guests hid under the tables while heavily armed police officers ran over the tables and spread out in the venue. Trump and colleagues were taken to safety. The incident occurred shortly after 02:30 Swedish time.

    A video clip that Trump shared on Truth Social shows an armed man storming into the venue, after which the police draw their weapons. A 31-year-old man has been arrested, who according to the president had several weapons.

    – I can’t imagine there is any profession that is more dangerous, Trump said at a press conference later that night.”
    https://omni.se/bevapnad-man-stormade-in-i-lokalen-trump-evakuerad-fran-journalistmiddag/a/2pv9XR

    A few more links:
    https://edition.cnn.com/2026/04/25/politics/live-news/trump-white-house-correspondents-dinner
    https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2026/04/25/trump-whcd-evacuation-live-updates/

    https://www.svt.se/nyheter/utrikes/skottlossning-vid-galamiddag-trump-fick-evakueras
    https://www.sverigesradio.se/artikel/ginna-lindberg-pa-plats-under-skjutning-pa-trumps-middag
    https://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/a/k0M8Qj/trump-evakuerad-skott-avlossade-i-washington
    https://www.expressen.se/nyheter/varlden/hoga-ljud-trump-evakuerad-fran-pressmiddag/

        1. Lex Krasnov: When it became clear that FBI Director Robert Mueller had passed away, he posted the following, “Good, I’m glad he’s dead.”
          He has set the standard and now must reap what he has sown.

      1. It is symptomatic that it is precisely in Swedish media, including on Johan No.1, that notices immediately appear where Trump is mocked after last night’s assassination attempt. In DN, they go a step further and comment in a column on social media flows expressing disappointment that the perpetrator did not succeed. Now we are waiting for Cornucopia with something in the same vein.

         

        1. But DN is writing about American disappointment among individuals in NY over the attack failing. Or do you mean that DN should say that this was a lone madman and that all of America unanimously rallies behind its leader and no one can understand that something like this could have happened and it will definitely never happen because the political climate is not polarized in the slightest?

          1. So you mean that the opinions of individual crazy citizens are worth the front page of DN?

             

            I will end my presence on Johan No.1 with this. Unethical journalism and moderation. Johan takes no responsibility. 

    1. I wouldn’t even dare to go to Putte’s summer house. It’s probably the most air defense-proof place in the world? Considering their track record, I choose to vacation on the Swedish east coast, despite the proximity to Ryz.

  2. N Slobozhansky-Kursk 3↘️
    S Slobozhansky 8
    Kupyansk 8
    Lyman 9💥↘️
    Slovyansk 3
    Kramatorsk 0↘️↘️
    Kostjantynivka 13💥↘️
    Pokrovsk 34💥💥↘️
    Oleksandrivskij 6
    Huliaipole 18💥↘️
    Orikhivsk 0
    Prydniprovskij/Dnipro 4

    Localized 106↘️
    Unlocalized 43↘️
    Total 149↘️
    Ratio unloc/loc 0.40

      1. AFU on Pokrovsk at 22: 2.5 KWiA/attack, which applied to the morning report becomes:

        106*2.5=265 KWiA / localized, and:

        960-265=695 KWiA from unlocalized, a ratio of:

        695/43=16 KWiA per unlocalized attack, which is within (10-20) as observed on several previous occasions.

  3. Trump – Genius or Madman?

    I saw that there was an interesting discussion about Trump yesterday.
    Personally, I tend to think that his unpredictability mostly stems from the fact that he simply has no real plans and just shoots from the hip. I don’t believe he is directly crazy as Cobb claims, but the idea that he would be a genius is out of the question. His negotiation methods can of course work according to Madman Theory.

    When you have no plan, what better response is there than to say that you intend to be unpredictable? Or that you don’t want to reveal your plans?

    Considering that the only thing he has really succeeded at is duping the population and getting them to vote for him, while virtually every company he has run has performed poorly, he doesn’t exactly have a great track record. Mar-a-Lago is of course doing well, and he now makes a lot of money, but that is because he managed to become president; with a few percent against him, he would have been in prison instead. Without massive support from those with a lot of money who wanted to see him as president to benefit themselves, he would never have had a chance.

    Of course, it is a talent to get people on your side, but that is not the same as being a genius when it comes to conducting foreign policy.

    “Trump’s former lawyer: ‘He is completely crazy’

    Ty Cobb was part of Donald Trump’s legal team during the president’s first term. Since then, he has become a sharp critic of Trump. In a long interview with the Norwegian Dagbladet, he warns about Trump and describes him as an ‘evil’ and ‘crazy’ person.

    – He is completely crazy. We must continue to protest and clearly show how evil he is. We need the help of the world, he says.

    He says he is not a psychologist, but that he shares the view many others have pointed out – that Trump shows several worrying symptoms.

    – He stops in the middle of sentences. His vocabulary has shrunk. His swearing and threats have reached new levels. This indicates a lack of impulse control. With Trump, this means we are dealing with malignant narcissism without restraints.

    He also believes that Trump is worse now than during his first term.”
    https://omni.se/trumps-tidigare-advokat-han-ar-fullstandigt-galen/a/rr8zE0

    1. Worse than Trump 1? Absolutely!

      Signs of senility? Doubtful, he manages to debate and handle “unprepared” questions from journalists. I believe that when he tries to save his skin with “wrong” questions by yelling at the journalist, it’s more of a performance for the MAGA voters, a tough president that no one can push around.

      Evil and crazy? Well, I simply think he does what he believes is best for America, and if as a bonus it benefits his inner circle, that’s just positive for him.

      Krasnov? Maybe, it’s hard to distinguish between what’s best for America and kompromat from Ryz. Here, I think everyone would benefit from trying to take a step back. If you have varying degrees of TDS, Krasnov is an easy explanation, when the truth is more likely closer to America First. Look at the oil embargo against Ryz, he lifted it, Krasnov? No, more likely an attempt to lower gas prices at the voters’ gas pumps.

      1. I have not dismissed senility and dementia. I agree that he can definitely be sharp, able to deliver longer speeches, etc., without stumbling and can respond quickly (and sometimes with humor) to questions.

        At the same time, there are plenty of examples where he seems to have difficulty finding the right words, and does not seem to know how they should be pronounced, even when he himself is speaking (i.e., not just answering questions).

        Very often he cannot keep the thread and switches to other topics which then switch to the next, and so on, without coming to any real conclusion or point. 

        It is quite typical in senility and dementia that it fluctuates.

        But I don’t think he is crazy.

        Mean? Yes, it depends a bit on what you put into that expression. He loves to enrich himself (which, by the way, most people do) but he is totally corrupt and therefore does not care at all about how he earns his money. He would probably have been convicted of several crimes (one involving rape, another bribing a porn star, and several related to accounting fraud) if he had not managed to become president. 

        Krasnov?
        Russia (or Russians) supported his company financially a long time ago and helped him win both the previous and current elections through social media and by paying influencers. That does not necessarily mean that he is completely under Putin’s control (through bribes or kompromat), it could be pure business deals. Regardless, it is obvious that he is on good terms with Putin and does not want to see Ukraine win the war. You don’t need to have TDS to draw those conclusions. 
        But of course, he naturally puts himself first.

    2. Worse now? When Trump holds many times more meetings with journalists than during his first term, and more than many previous presidents combined?

       

      Yes, that, MXT, is probably a clear sign of dementia! Or are you suffering from delusions?

      The question is whether it is not jealousy that drives much of TDS. Of course, it is possible to find flaws in a president’s PR if you dig deep. Not least with Trump: Trump holds longer press conferences than many previous presidents. He answers far more questions than can be expected from a head of state in a democracy.

      “Trump had at least 493 meetings with journalists during the first year of his second term – consisting of 153 interviews, 327 short Q&A sessions, and 13 formal press conferences. This was a dramatic increase from his first term and far exceeds the press interactions from Biden, Obama, and Bush.” — National Today

  4. “❗️At night, strike 🇺🇦drones hit a high-pressure pipeline at one of Russia’s largest chemical plants — 🇷🇺JSC Apatit — in the city of Cherepovets, Vologda Region. This was reported by the regional governor, Georgy Filimonov.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​”

    https://bsky.app/profile/militarynewsua.bsky.social/post/3mkevh3tvzs27

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