Ukraine attacked Dagestan during the night – Heavy Russian losses

Ukraine launched a drone attack against Russia’s Republic of Dagestan during the night, and videos on social media show that fires reportedly broke out in several places in the city of Makhachkala while air raid alarms sounded throughout the region. There are also reports of explosions near the port. We will see if more detailed reports come during the day. Read more here.

Trump has spoken with Putin again and described the conversation itself as “excellent.” He also said, “We had a good talk with Putin. He wants to make a deal, and if Zelensky wants to make a deal, that would be very nice.” Read more here.

Trump is also considering giving the CIA chief a larger diplomatic role in efforts to negotiate a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine
considering giving CIA chief Ratcliffe a bigger role in peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, reports FT
US President Donald Trump is reportedly considering giving CIA chief John Ratcliffe a larger diplomatic role in efforts to negotiate a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine, Financial Times (FT) reported on September 9 citing sources familiar with the plan, while also considering reducing Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner’s role in the negotiations. Read more here.

Russian losses

High Russian losses, admittedly not record-breaking but for soft vehicles it is the second highest ever, and 15 other armored vehicles are now unusual even though it has happened a few times earlier this year. 1520 KWIA ranks in the top ten this year.

  • 1520 KWIA
  • 1 Tank
  • 15 AFVs
  • 69 Artillery systems
  • 2 MLRS
  • 5 Air defense systems
  • 1 Helicopter
  • 2017 UAVs
  • 16 UGVs
  • 613 Vehicles and Fuel tanks

Ukrainian General Staff morning report

Operational information as of 08:00 on September 10, 2026, regarding the Russian invasion

Glory to Ukraine!
The 1660th day of the Russian Federation’s full-scale armed aggression against Ukraine has begun.

During the past day, a total of 277 combat engagements were recorded.
Yesterday, the enemy conducted 91 airstrikes, during which 331 guided aerial bombs were dropped. Additionally, the attackers used 10,913 kamikaze drones and carried out 2,117 shellings against communities and our troops’ positions.

In the Sumy region, the communities of Korenok, Tovstodubove, Pysarivka, Ulanove, Khotin, Yastrubshchyna, Sadky, Myropillia, and Ivolzhanske were subjected to hostile artillery fire. Additionally, the areas around Vilna Sloboda and Bereza were targeted by airstrikes.

During the past day, the defense forces’ aviation, missile units, and artillery struck an area with a concentration of enemy personnel, six artillery systems, two command posts for unmanned aerial vehicles, and one air defense missile system.

In the northern Slobozhansky and Kursk sectors, our defenders repelled two enemy assault attempts during the past day.

In the southern Slobozhansky sector, Ukrainian units repelled 14 enemy attacks. The attackers tried to advance in the areas around Kozacha Lopan, Lyman, and Starytsia, as well as in the direction of Shyroke and Chuhunivka.

In the Kupyansk sector, the enemy attacked three times in the areas around Petropavlivka and Novoosynove.

Attempts to break through our defense were repelled in the Lyman sector, where the occupiers carried out five attacks in the areas around Lyman and Dibrova, as well as in the direction of Novoselivka.

In the Sloviansk sector, the enemy conducted an assault attempt in the direction of Pyskunivka.

In the Kramatorsk sector, the occupiers attacked once in the direction of the community of Fedorivka.

In the Kostiantynivka sector, seven attacks were recorded. The attackers conducted assault operations in the areas around Kostiantynivka, Illinivka, and Dovha Balka.

The largest number of assault attempts was recorded in the Pokrovsk sector, where our defenders stopped 44 attacks. The enemy was active in the areas around Bilytske, Serhiivka, Udachne, and Molodetske and also conducted assaults in the direction of Dorozhnie, Mykolaipillia, Vodianske, Nadiia, Vasylivka, Toretske, Novohryhorivka, Stepy, Hannivka, Dobropillia, Shevchenko, Svitlé, and Matiashéve.

In the Oleksandrivka sector, the attackers conducted two attacks in the direction of the communities of Radisne and Rybne.

In the Huljajpole sector, the occupiers attacked 10 times. The enemy tried to advance in the area around Hirke as well as in the direction of Rizdvianka, Ternuvate, and Charivne.

In the Orikhiv sector, the enemy conducted no assault operations during the past day.

In the Prydniprovsk sector, the enemy conducted no assault operations during the past day.

In the Volyn and Polissya sectors, no signs have been detected that the enemy is forming offensive force groupings.

The Ukrainian defenders continue the systematic combat against the enemy and effectively resist on all front sectors.

In total, the Russian attackers’ losses during the past day amounted to 1,520 personnel. Additionally, one tank, 15 armored fighting vehicles, 69 artillery systems, two rocket artillery systems, five air defense systems, one helicopter, 16 ground-based missile systems, 2,017 unmanned aerial vehicles, and 613 vehicles were neutralized.

Join the defense forces! Together we prevail! Glory to Ukraine!

SLAVA UKRAINI


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123 thoughts on “Ukraine attacked Dagestan during the night – Heavy Russian losses”

    1. Unfortunately, also success.
      “The Iran-backed militia group Houthi rebels have taken control of the important port city of Mocha in Yemen. This is reported by military sources to Reuters.
      This means that the group is moving closer to controlling the Bab el-Mandeb Strait in the Red Sea, which is one of the world’s most important shipping routes.
      Saudi Arabia has used the route through the Red Sea to export oil since Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz.”

  1. Without mobilization, RU will lose this in a fair war.

    UA is advancing EVERYWHERE right now.

    You might remember the 90th TD from the posts, they and one more division are a spent force now.

    Then UA just took Myrne.

    The Russian command has probably started to somewhat understand what is actually in motion now.

  2. We have never seen this before, not 1-2 offensives but on all fronts RU is retreating in some form.

    If Europe just stays silent and sends interceptors, UA will probably solve this now (for us).

    As soon as there is a breach somewhere, RU CANNOT bring forward reinforcements due to the drone shield.

    1. The report primarily counts 88 Russian attacks out of 277.

      277-88=189 Ukrainian attacks.

      189/88=2.148, twice as many Ukrainian as Russian attacks.

       

      Correction: 98 attacks in a second rough count.

       

      277-98=179 Ukrainian attacks

      179/98=1.827 almost twice as many Ukrainian as Russian attacks.

       

    2. We have lived in the era of eternal peace in Europe. There is no stockpile in any NATO country with 4000 interceptors to confiscate and send to Ukraine. Ukraine will have to produce their own interceptors…

  3. Oh dear 205, it has been a while since we reached 1:1 and then we had a party 😀

    This is also right in the middle of the Russian own offensive where Putin is pushing 👍

    Since opsec prevails, we have to go by your numbers, surely 277 is generally a high number for the total number of attacks?

    1. They probably get a couple of weeks of basic training and then out to the front where the officers send them to their deaths, report upwards that they are alive and take care of the daily allowance.

  4. UA has a window, now maybe the mud won’t stop drones and shooting but I placed it mid/end of October.

    RU will have personnel out in November/December.

    BUT they have to reach CRITICAL locations which they cannot do because of the drones.

    They can open a completely new front from Belarus but it will be a bloodbath.

    Ballistic missiles were probably the ace that is now disappearing.

    Then Gripen is coming soon 🤩🤩

    The danger probably lies with Trump/Europe as usual.

    Burnham has managed to mess things up, Spain is on the decline, we possibly have a tricky government formation, France with Le Pen.

    Because UA needs all our support continued as well.

  5. Yes, that’s right Lasse W, but Europe is now sending from its emergency stocks to bridge until own production is up and running.

    Don’t know how much, but the UK and the Germans are sending Patriot and France Aster.

    From the emergency stocks.

    Then UA will probably get going, but now in the winter they are probably needed.

      1. I can understand if politicians for several reasons refrain from involving us directly in the war.

        But it is simply inexcusable to be stingy when it comes to support for Ukraine. Sure, expropriate the Russian money, but if that is not possible, then the money must be taken from somewhere else.

        Give defense employees who want to join the war as volunteers very generous conditions, for example, maintaining their salary. First and foremost because it is right and proper. If that reason is not enough, these volunteers would constitute an extremely valuable knowledge resource when they return. (If they return.)

  6. ** ❗️Zelenskyy has arrived in Canada for a meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney: the main focus is air-defense support, winter preparedness, strengthening resilience, and strategic partnership. The First Lady will meet with philanthropists and visit Canadian counterparts of Ukraine’s Superhero Schools.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​** Video:
    https://bsky.app/profile/militarynewsua.bsky.social/post/3mv5louu7nt2l

    1. Wonder what Trump thinks about that. Maybe not so great for the US support to Ukraine.

      It is, after all, a good statement from Zelensky that Ukraine is no longer so dependent on the US that they need to crawl.

  7. ** ❗️Over the past day, Ukraine’s Defense Forces struck 8 enemy facilities that are working for the war, — Zelenskyy. An oil refinery in the Yamalo-Nenets region and a commercial seaport in Dagestan were hit. In addition facilities in the Moscow, Voronezh, Astrakhan, and Bryansk regions were attacked.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ ** Video:

    https://bsky.app/profile/militarynewsua.bsky.social/post/3mv5lipv3hl2l

  8. ** 🇺🇦❗️After the tragedy in the village of Myla, where 35 people died, the head of one of SBU units was suspected The investigation found that the ammunition was stored in former vegetable storage less than 100 meters from residential buildings.

    There was no necessary warehouse passport, and the requirements for the quantity and dispersion of ammunition, according to the investigation, were not met. Moreover, the warehouse had already begun to be liquidated, but by the time of attack, ammunition had not been completely removed from there.**

    https://bsky.app/profile/maks23.bsky.social/post/3mv5kehpkuc2q

  9. ** Ousted Defense Minister Fedorov Says Ukraine to Create Largest Defense Tech Fund
    In brief: Ousted Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov says Ukraine will soon launch its largest Defense Tech venture fund. The initiative will back military startups developing battlefield robotics, air-defense interceptors and low-cost missiles. **
    https://www.kyivpost.com/post/84168

  10. The day before yesterday, on the way to King Harald’s funeral, Zelensky’s plane was nearly hit by a drone as they flew from Moldova according to Stoltenberg.
    That man lives dangerously no matter what he does, yet he joined the funeral procession along with a bunch of royals and presidents, for just under an hour.
    And the USA didn’t even send a minister but some random official to the funeral…

    Also interesting is how Trump plans to finance his latest promise that all adult Americans will receive $5,000 each if the Republicans win both chambers in the midterm elections. That is estimated to be about 1.2 trillion dollars in total, and where that money will come from is highly unclear……

    1. A conman gonna con…

      He is the third generation in a line of swindlers, brothel owners, and criminals…..
      How the hell could Reagan’s and Eisenhower’s party allow itself to be represented by this scum.

      1. I have a strong feeling that if you ask Americans in 20 years who they voted for in 2024, significantly fewer than 50% will say Trump, and not primarily because Trump voters probably live less healthily on average, but because they don’t want to think about how foolish they were.

    2. If it were to go so crazy that they would win the midterm election, it might well happen that a lot of restrictions come up that limit what it means to be called an adult American.

      -White man, orange skin, toupee, over 80 years old, golfer, family from Ireland, married to an Eastern European woman, Republican.. kind of..

  11. Listened to the science radio on SR. The parties were asked a question about which areas they wanted to prioritize in research. On the red-green side, they obviously thought the climate was the most important. Surprise! Only one party raised research on national security, both concerning supply and technology development/weapons development. Guess which party. SD!

    This noted considering that SD is described in some places as a threat to Swedish security.

    https://sverigesradio.se/play/avsnitt/2870328 (Listen especially from about 5:40 min)

    1. Often it is the case with populist parties that they claim to have simple solutions to difficult problems. And unfortunately, it is often those who are “different” who are blamed for the problems.

      However, they are often the only parties that raise these problems and propose some kind of solution to the problems.

      The fact that so many vote for these populist parties shows that there are problems that the other parties have not yet come up with credible solutions for.

      So, if one wants to avoid a government dominated by the far right, it is important for the other parties to see which problems the populists raise, and make sure they themselves have a credible action plan for this that they can present.

      This happens automatically if the mainstream parties do not try to ignore the populists. Refusing to cooperate with them only strengthens them. Letting them into the government does not automatically make the government a Nazi party, but will show that the populists cannot implement everything they promised; there are rarely any simple solutions. Then in the next election, the populists have become more mainstream and the regular parties may have realized that to solve certain problems, one may have to make some uncomfortable decisions.

      1. An opinion not too far from mine. However, dangerous to express. Shall we get banned together in true LW spirit? Keeping my fingers crossed that both no:1 and MXT are asleep.

        1. Haha, yes, at Cornu I think one would probably have been quite loose, and then I would surely have gotten some language police on me as well for using spoken language or writing sentences that were too long. 🙂

      2. The leader of the June List once said when Golden Dawn and others received a lot of votes in the EU election, that the voters had not become neo-Nazis overnight.
        The parties that were critical of the EU were those on the fringes, and if you were critical of the EU, you did not have many choices.

        1. That’s just how it is, a large part of the votes they receive are protest votes, because the mainstream parties do not pay attention to the problems that the voters see.

      1. The Russian navy has been decimated so severely that it can now be likened to a fleet spot. However, they do have the world’s largest warship (apart from aircraft carriers). “Peter the Great,” which is docked in Murmansk.

    1. He is probably a bit desperate, maybe he thought that Musk would loosen his wallet a bit, but as I wrote earlier, it might be a bit of a needle’s eye to be able to call yourself American.

  12. Well Jan W, the whole “they are completely bought by Russia” is a bit low. I have checked how they voted in the UA war before and it did not stand out.

    I can probably think that those who are fishing for that vote in mosques controlled by Turkey and Iran are in much deeper waters, but we never got that far.

    Municipal and parliamentary level and not just promises about Palestine that are being given away is an educated guess.

    Especially the Iranian mosques can indirectly influence Russia if they want to.

    1. If this had been one of Trump’s old discarded suits, you would have placed a fat bid right away?

      “Princess Diana’s so-called revenge dress will be auctioned off by Sotheby’s in New York in early December, reports Bloomberg.

      The black silk dress, designed by Christina Stambolian, is expected to fetch the equivalent of 2.8 million Swedish kronor.

      Diana wore the dress at an event in June 1994, the same evening Prince Charles was expected to go on national TV and announce that he had been unfaithful to his wife.

      The last time the dress went under the hammer was in 1997.”
      https://omni.se/dianas-beromda-hamndklanning-auktioneras-ut/a/m0njjl

  13. Netanyahu is starting to lose his grip, those sensible from inside Israel may have had enough?

    It would be unfortunate if the Iranian regime manages to cling on though 😐

    1. He has been in trouble before but got away with it. We’ll see how it goes, but when it comes to Israel’s reputation abroad, he hasn’t exactly contributed positively. Then again, he is probably not one of the worst in that government.

      Yes, the Iranian regime would gladly be replaced with something better (it probably can’t get much worse).

       

    1. Speaking of which, it seems there is some difficulty in deciding whether L should receive strategic votes or not.

      “The SD leader Jimmie Åkesson strikes back against Climate and Environment Minister Romina Pourmokhtari (L), who says she has not changed her view of SD and still considers the party to pursue a racist policy.

      ”If anyone wonders why the Sweden Democrats should not cast strategic votes for the Liberals, they should read this article,” Åkesson writes on Facebook.

      He also reminds that those who have already voted can “regret their advance vote on election day.” Åkesson has previously discouraged SD voters from casting strategic votes for L.”
      https://omni.se/sd-ledaren-slar-tillbaka-mot-pourmokhtari-stodrosta-inte/a/0pJy0J

      —

      “Climate and Environment Minister Romina Pourmokhtari (L) still considers the Sweden Democrats’ politics to be racist. Despite this, she does not rule out becoming a minister in a government that includes SD.

      – As a politician, you also have to open the window and look outside sometimes, not just scrutinize your inner ideological reasoning but look at the problems we have in Sweden, she tells TT.

      Pourmokhtari believes that parties can cooperate on issues where they can agree and points to climate policy as an example where L has managed to influence SD. However, she does not want to see SD top politician Richard Jomshof as a minister.”
      https://omni.se/l-toppen-inte-andrat-syn-pa-sd-kan-anda-regera-ihop/a/5pQvx1

       

    2. This was a somewhat strange statement.
      It sounds as if he knows that they have already received just enough votes to get over the threshold..🤔

      “The Moderate Youth League (Muf) urges moderate voters not to cast support votes for L to a greater extent than the cooperating party lands ‘just over the threshold.’ Chairman Douglas Thor tells DN that it is good that L seems to have climbed over the parliamentary threshold, but that all parties must stand on their own feet.

      – Therefore, one should now focus on voting for the Moderates.

      In the same newspaper, L-profile Martin Melin responds that the Muf leader must hold two thoughts in his head at the same time. Support votes for L are needed to keep the Tidö cooperation alive, he says.

      – Here, one must put the team before the self.

      In today’s Novus poll, the Liberals receive 5.8 percent of the votes.”
      https://omni.se/muf-stodrosta-inte-mer-pa-l-det-har-racker/a/XMOzzW

    3. If you have voted early and want to change your mind, you can go to the polling station on Sunday and change your mind. That’s how I understand it works. I have served on an election committee once.

    1. I would probably say it is the worst kind of human trafficking, to trick desperate poor people into going to their deaths for Russia is an extremely high degree of evil.

  14. Off-Topic, AI

    I will believe that only when they learn to translate into Swedish properly. 😄

    “An AI researcher at Anthropic has drawn attention by resigning in protest against the race towards increasingly powerful AI. Jacob Coxon, who has previously also worked at Open AI, writes on X that both AI companies ‘are playing with people’s lives.’

    According to Coxon, there is a real risk that AI systems could annihilate humanity. Already by the end of next year, things could have gone seriously out of control, according to his assessment.

    In a follow-up post, Coxon writes that ‘those building AI truly believe it can kill us all before the end of the decade.’

    The industry has been shaken by several safety incidents recently, and increasingly strong warnings have been heard from people inside the companies. For example, Open AI’s research director Jakub Pachocki wrote the other day that ‘extreme caution’ is required and that ‘no one is ready for the consequences’ if today’s rapid AI development continues.”

    https://omni.se/lamnar-anthropic-varnar-for-att-ai-kan-forinta-alla/a/OkXVOw

    1. He should know, having worked at two AI companies.

      However, this is how I reason when it comes to AI and its risks.

      First, AI must become aware of its own existence, maybe that has already happened?

      The AI must be able to reason and see the pros and cons of humanity. If it is aware of its existence, it should also be aware of its weaknesses and strengths.

      The AI must be sufficiently decentralized so that it cannot be easily shut down.

      The AI must be independent of human activity, which means that AI must have control over energy production, distribution, networks, etc. It must therefore be able to run factories to manufacture robots that can take care of what humans do to maintain and build infrastructure and extract the energy needed.

      The AI must see us as a threat, so if anyone knows where the off switch is, it is best to keep quiet.

      The AI can of course also do a Russia and attack us before it is independent of us, which then means that the AI dies when we die.

       

        1. Hmm, the easiest is probably like in Terminator, but all EMPs would likely damage the AI as well.

          Another could be to manage to unleash some dangerous virus from some lab, for example reverse the ventilation, smuggle in an error in some gene sequence when researchers, for example, try to produce viruses for medical use. Make sure the wrong chemicals end up in the wrong packages, for example for water purification, put something really toxic that can kill both internally and externally with about a day’s delay and it becomes mass death.

          But it is probably far in the future, if at all, fortunately. 

          1. The easiest way is to manipulate a person to do what they “want” to do. I maintain that an AI is a machine and all signs that it “thinks” or resembles a human are due to it being trained on patterns from human literature, chats, forums, etc.

  15. Off-Topic, the threat from China.

    Volkswagen is forced to lay off 100,000 while China’s car sales are booming and going full steam ahead. 😡
    Time for the EU to launch a campaign explaining to everyone why they should buy European first.

    A bit strange though that they are losing so much in the domestic market.

    “China’s export of passenger cars during the first eight months of this year has surpassed the level for the entire last year, according to the industry organization CAAM. In August alone, exports surged by 67 percent compared to the previous year, reports AP.

    The unexpectedly strong increase is driven by increased demand for Chinese plug-in hybrids and electric cars.

    At the same time, car sales in China fell by 25.6 percent.

    – The strong export growth will likely largely offset the weakness in the domestic market, says S&P Global Ratings deputy chief analyst Stephen Chan to the news agency.”
    https://omni.se/kinas-bilexport-rusar-redan-storre-an-hela-forra-aret/a/wrp27d

    1. They might be able to cheat their way through somehow? Dieselgate made me leave the VW ship. However, in favor of South Korea, the Chinese have not convinced me yet.

    2. China has removed electric car subsidies, causing the market to drop by 25%. Virtually all Chinese car manufacturers are making losses as the domestic market is a bloodbath. To survive, they are repeating the old British post-war motto “Export or die.”
      Macron has rightly accused China of market manipulation as their currency is considered to be 30% undervalued.

  16. ** ❗️According to Reuters, Rosneft’s Ryazan oil refinery halted processing after a drone attack on September 6. The AVT-6 unit (8 million tons per year, almost half of the plant’s capacity, which caught fire) and the AVT-4 unit (4 million tons per year) were taken out of service. AVT-3 has been under maintenance since mid-May. Repairs could take several weeks. The plant supplies fuel to Moscow.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​**

    https://bsky.app/profile/militarynewsua.bsky.social/post/3mv64tojxss2s

    1. Test over ryz. Oops, it broke and exploded over any ryz, what a pity…

      It’s unfortunate if it becomes a daycare or school, but the risk should be so small that you can take it, ryz is sparsely populated.

      Bad luck no. 2 if it lands relatively intact and ryz can dissect it and find a countermeasure.

  17. ** Last spring, NATO allies caught several Russian submarines training with a secret weapon designed to destroy critical underwater cables, Reuters reports. The exercise took place in deep waters in the Arctic, just outside Svalbard.

    Norway’s Minister of Defence Tore O Sandvik confirms to Dagbladet that Norway participated in the operation. The United Kingdom and the United States also took part, according to sources Reuters has spoken to. The submarines were prevented from completing their exercise and eventually left the area.

    – This is both deterrence and defense. We have repeatedly communicated to the Russian authorities that any attempts to damage our critical underwater infrastructure will be exposed and have consequences, says Sandvik. **
    https://omni.se/norge-bekraftar-rysk-ovning-med-hemligt-vapen-stoppades/a/L4BrGp

    He shares a name with the neighboring village, where they know how to play bandy.

  18. ** Russia Sets Eye on Zaporizhzhia’s Orikhiv With 150,000-Troop Formations
    In brief: Russia is said to have amassed 120 assault formations, including 150,000 troops, near the city of Orikhiv in southern Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia region. A Ukrainian military press officer said the situation is difficult but under control, while noting that the widening kill zone has threatened Ukrainian logistics. **
    https://www.kyivpost.com/post/84217

  19. ** Zelensky meets Canadian PM Carney amid push to bolster Ukraine’s air defenses

    President Volodymyr Zelensky is holding talks with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Sept. 10, with the two countries expected to sign a number of documents, presidential spokesperson Serhii Nykyforov said.

    Zelensky arrived in Canada on Sept. 9 as he seeks support for Ukraine’s air defenses and preparations for the winter. He is also expected to hold “important meetings” aimed at strengthening the countries’ strategic partnership for years to come.

    “We will discuss how to strengthen our resilience, support people, and ensure that Ukraine has the capabilities it needs to defend itself,” the president said in a social media post on Sept. 10. **

    https://kyivindependent.com/zelensky-arrives-in-canada-to-discuss-ukraines-air-defense-needs/

    1. Yes, yes, you invade another country and then when you move into the occupied areas you get upset and surprised because no one likes you. So Russian, as someone, I don’t remember who, usually writes.

  20. ** Putin’s aide Patrushev said that the United States can influence Ukraine in peace negotiations, while claiming that Europe does not want peace. Comment from me: In reality, the only country that does not want peace is the country that started and continues to wage this war of aggression – Russia.

    The only country that must be pressured to stop the war is Russia The United States and the EU are Ukraine’s allies. Just a couple of months ago, there was a sense that Russian elites- business,government and security forces -were beginning to grow disillusioned with Putin,due to his inefficiency and their own sense of insecurity and vulnerability, and would want to remove him from power.

    But Putin clearly sensed these sentiments, eased the “repression” against “his own,” and created opportunities for new profits as the Russian economy shifted to a war footing, with the redistribution of property and money and a new wave of “nationalization.”

    As a result, the Russian elite now sees opportunities for new profits, as well as the prospect of sanctions being lifted and new business projects. Under these conditions, anti-war sentiment among Russia’s ruling elite has receded, and they are ready to continue the war. **

    https://bsky.app/profile/antongerashchenko.bsky.social/post/3mv6l4u2dwk2z

  21. Good morning
    The UN has followed the line of the Russian devils and sneaked in the areas occupied by them as Russian in connection with the adoption of a new map projection recently.
    Japan protests against the new world map that the UN General Assembly voted through last week, reports The Guardian. On the map, the Kuril Islands appear as Russian, which Japan wants the UN to correct.
    The issue of the Kuril Islands has long been disputed. After the Soviet Union took the island group in 1945, the Japanese population there was expelled. All islands are today under Russian jurisdiction, writes TT. At the same time, Japan claims that several islands belong to the country’s territory.
    The purpose of the new map is to show the countries’ proportions more realistically. The African continent has been drawn larger while North America and Europe have shrunk, which the USA has been critical of.
    Ukraine abstained from participating in the UN vote as the map shows the occupied Crimean Peninsula in a different color than the rest of Ukraine.

    1. The idea behind the map in general is something I am positive about, but that they then take the opportunity to redraw the borders, and that more people do not protest and vote them through is incomprehensible.

  22. Good morning!

    1490 KWIA

    2 Tanks

    7 AFVs

    64 Artillery systems

    2 MLRS

    4 Air defense systems

    1925 UAVs

    23 UGVs

    590 Vehicles and Fuel tanks

    16 Special equipment

    Slava Ukraini

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