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AMAD KHABAR
2 Ansichten · 1 Monat vor

Dmitry Medvedev says Russia can only be “saved” by defeating Ukraine. That is not the language of a confident Kremlin—and Sergei Lavrov’s latest warnings make Moscow’s growing pressure even harder to ignore.

This update breaks down Ukraine’s deep strikes on targets in Ryazan, Perm, and Russian logistics sites; President Zelenskyy’s urgent request for 300 Patriot interceptors before winter; the Senate’s 86–12 procedural vote targeting buyers of Russian oil; signs of possible Russian mobilization and additional North Korean manpower; and Lavrov’s escalating rhetoric toward Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and NATO.

Ukraine is increasing the cost of this war, but its air-defense clock is running fast. Watch to the end, then tell me: Is Russia projecting strength—or revealing fear?

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0:00 Medvedev: Russia Must Win
1:35 Ukraine Strikes Deep Inside Russia
2:45 The Wildberries Strike Map
4:43 Ukraine’s Winter Patriot Emergency
6:56 Senate Targets Russia’s Oil Buyers
8:47 Mobilization and North Korean Manpower
12:35 Medvedev’s Message to Russia
13:45 Lavrov Escalates Against the West
16:20 Lavrov Warns the Baltic States
18:32 What Happens Next

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2 Ansichten · 2 Tage vor

Thank You for Standing With Ukraine
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Vladimir Putin used a bizarre killer-whale-and-polar-bear analogy while speaking to students—and then connected that “food chain” directly to Russia’s war against Ukraine. But Putin’s rhetoric is only one part of a much larger warning emerging from Russia and Eastern Europe.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk says the next seven to eight months could be critical for Ukraine, Poland, and the entire region. He warns that Russia appears to be preparing for escalation and cites assessments that Moscow may seek to mobilize another 600,000 soldiers. At the same time, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says there are no grounds for improved relations with NATO or the European Union and accuses Europe of mobilizing its military potential against Russia.

We also examine the devastating explosion near Kyiv that killed 37 people. President Zelenskyy acknowledged that a major ammunition storage facility was located where it “definitely should not have been” and promised a full investigation. Finally, we look at Putin’s meeting with Alexander Lukashenko and a serious strategic problem facing Washington: reports that U.S. missile and air-defense inventories have been heavily depleted by transfers to the Middle East, potentially complicating American contingency planning in Europe and Asia.

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CHAPTERS
0:00 Putin’s Killer Whale Comparison
0:13 Russia’s Rhetoric Intensifies
1:43 Putin Connects the “Food Chain” to Ukraine
5:55 Zelenskyy Orders Full Investigation
6:46 Peskov Says NATO Relations Have No Hope
8:01 Kremlin Accuses Europe of Mobilizing Against Russia
10:33 Tusk Warns Russia Is Preparing for Escalation
13:51 Putin and Lukashenko Discuss Their Union State
14:32 U.S. Weapons Stockpiles Face a Serious Shortage
15:10 Patriot, ATACMS and the Global Readiness Problem

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AMAD KHABAR
1 Ansichten · 1 Stunde vor

Thank You for Standing With Ukraine
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A haunting firsthand account from Cape Fiolent describes late-summer Crimea as almost deserted—silent streets, parked cars, burning land, incoming drones, and residents seemingly detached from the war unfolding around them. Greg examines why this reported “ghost town” atmosphere may be one of the clearest signs yet of how Ukraine’s campaign is changing daily life across occupied Crimea.

The update also covers Russian attacks on Sloviansk, Odesa, Kyiv, and Ukrainian civilian and logistics infrastructure. Meanwhile, a report attributed to The Economist claims Vladimir Putin fears that failure in Ukraine could threaten his own survival—and may be preparing to send hundreds of thousands more Russians into the war.

Greg connects that report with warnings from Ukraine’s defense leadership, Russia’s still-active 2022 mobilization decree, and Putin’s latest increase in Federal Protective Service personnel. Together, these developments raise a critical question: Is mounting pressure in Crimea and inside the Kremlin pushing Putin toward an even more dangerous escalation?

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CHAPTERS
0:00 Ukraine’s campaign and the night’s major developments
3:42 Cape Fiolent compared to an abandoned test town
4:40 A surreal night under drone attack
5:02 Fires burn as residents remain disconnected
5:27 Gunfire, drones, and public indifference
6:06 What Crimea’s empty streets reveal
8:02 Heavy Russian attacks on Odesa and Ukrainian infrastructure
10:29 Report claims Putin fears losing the war
12:07 Mobilization, escalation, and Putin’s expanding security detail

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