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11.02.202522:19
Ukriane SOF🇺🇦 Special Operation Center West 🐺1st battalion, 8th Regiment of SOF 🇺🇦 FPV wakes up a wounded North Korean soldier who pretended to be dead for awhile in the battlefield.
11.02.202518:39
414th Strike Drone Regiment🦅hit a Russian T-90M Proryv in Donetsk region with a drone, that caused a premature ammunition detonation, we see one of the crew get out of the tank half naked (rest of them are positively killed) his clothes probably burnt away, and we can see him run a great distance while heavily omitting smoke.
11.02.202513:07
Ukrainian intelligence units of GUR 🔰 from the special division code name "Shaman" in the Pokrovsk ambushed Russians soldiers and took prisoners.
07.02.202518:05
⚔️ 155th OMBr position was attacked by Russian troops using the captured M113 and BTR-82A armored personnel carriers to in the Pokrovsky direction, but, as you can see in the photo, Russian KIAs scattered around these vehicles, it’s probably the first I have seen the Russians use western supplied vehicles to carry an assault.
07.02.202518:01
Wounded North Korean soldier looking up at the drones in Kurshchyna.
There isn’t much information about this soldier and when was this taken.
Also there are reports that I indicate the North Korean soldiers are again assigned to frontline duties in Kursk, we will have to wait for new visual evidence.
There isn’t much information about this soldier and when was this taken.
Also there are reports that I indicate the North Korean soldiers are again assigned to frontline duties in Kursk, we will have to wait for new visual evidence.
07.02.202517:54
French Mirage jets are already in Ukrainian skies.
07.02.202517:54
Donald US President Donald Trump is ready to double sanctions on Russia to end the war.
Keith Kellogg, the U.S. special envoy on Ukraine, believes that the current sanctions have only a 3 out of 10 impact on Russia’s economy.
Kellogg criticized Joe Biden for pledging to support Ukraine “for as long as it takes” without implementing additional measures. Instead, he claims that Trump wants to take a comprehensive approach, combining military, diplomatic, and economic pressure.
According to Kellogg, Trump’s team discussed their conflict resolution strategy in the Oval Office last week.
Keith Kellogg, the U.S. special envoy on Ukraine, believes that the current sanctions have only a 3 out of 10 impact on Russia’s economy.
Kellogg criticized Joe Biden for pledging to support Ukraine “for as long as it takes” without implementing additional measures. Instead, he claims that Trump wants to take a comprehensive approach, combining military, diplomatic, and economic pressure.
According to Kellogg, Trump’s team discussed their conflict resolution strategy in the Oval Office last week.
07.02.202517:53
🇺🇸 🌍Trump told GOP lawmakers he plans to announce reciprocal tariffs as early as Friday
President Donald Trump told Republican lawmakers that he plans to announce reciprocal tariffs as early as Friday, two sources familiar with the plans told Reuters.
On the campaign trail, Trump promised to impose reciprocal tariffs on American imports equal to the rates that trading partners impose on American exports.
The White House did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/trump-told-gop-lawmakers-he-plans-announce-reciprocal-tariffs-early-friday-2025-02-07/
https://archive.ph/KtAyf
President Donald Trump told Republican lawmakers that he plans to announce reciprocal tariffs as early as Friday, two sources familiar with the plans told Reuters.
On the campaign trail, Trump promised to impose reciprocal tariffs on American imports equal to the rates that trading partners impose on American exports.
The White House did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/trump-told-gop-lawmakers-he-plans-announce-reciprocal-tariffs-early-friday-2025-02-07/
https://archive.ph/KtAyf
07.02.202517:03
💥 Ukrainian intelligence intercepts a conversation where a Bryansk resident laments strikes by the Ukrainian Security and Defence Forces on Russian military targets, destroying 46% of oil refineries. The attack on the Kremniy El plant, a key military microelectronics supplier, is also mentioned.
07.02.202517:02
"This is the kind of hole we've ended up with," Russian soldiers comment on the damage to their vehicle, expressing their relief and astonishment at having miraculously survived an encounter with a Ukrainian drone.
07.02.202516:58
A Russian soldier complains that he and others are being forcibly taken to serve straight from the hospital the day after their surgeries. He mentions that they are transported to units without proper conditions and have been 'promised' that they won't be sent into combat immediately.
07.02.202507:14
Here is a compilation of reported instances where the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) under Biden's administration has been criticized for wasteful spending or abuse of funds, based on recent discussions and reports:
$1.5 million to "advance diversity, equity, and inclusion in Serbia's workplaces and business communities."
$70,000 for the production of a "DEI musical" in Ireland.
$2.5 million for electric vehicles for Vietnam.
$47,000 for a "transgender opera" in Colombia.
$32,000 for a "transgender comic book" in Peru.
$2 million for sex changes and "LGBT activism" in Guatemala.
$6 million to fund tourism in Egypt.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars for a non-profit linked to designated terrorist organizations, even after an investigation was launched by an inspector general.
Millions to EcoHealth Alliance, which was involved in research at the Wuhan lab.
Hundreds of thousands of meals that went to al Qaeda-affiliated fighters in Syria.
Funding for personalized contraceptives birth control devices in developing countries.
Hundreds of millions of dollars to fund irrigation canals, farming equipment, and fertilizer used to support poppy cultivation and heroin production in Afghanistan, benefiting the Taliban.
$1.14 billion in Haiti post-2010 earthquake for a port and power plant project that never materialized.
$74 million in Cuba for "democracy promotion" funds that vanished without trace according to a 2006 audit.
$1.5 million on a Kenyan soap opera to promote HIV/AIDS awareness and tackle social issues.
$27 million for Moroccan pottery classes to teach artisans design skills and marketing.
$45 million for DEI scholarships in Burma.
$520 million for consultant-driven ESG investments in Africa.
$1.2 billion in awards to undisclosed recipients.
These examples have been sourced from various reports, including those from the White House, news articles, and posts on X, highlighting concerns over the accountability and effectiveness of USAID's spending. Critics argue these expenditures represent waste or misalignment with core U.S. foreign policy objectives, while supporters might argue some of these initiatives serve broader goals like cultural diplomacy or health education. However, the debate around these expenditures often centers on the transparency, oversight, and direct benefits to U.S. interests or the intended recipients of aid.
$1.5 million to "advance diversity, equity, and inclusion in Serbia's workplaces and business communities."
$70,000 for the production of a "DEI musical" in Ireland.
$2.5 million for electric vehicles for Vietnam.
$47,000 for a "transgender opera" in Colombia.
$32,000 for a "transgender comic book" in Peru.
$2 million for sex changes and "LGBT activism" in Guatemala.
$6 million to fund tourism in Egypt.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars for a non-profit linked to designated terrorist organizations, even after an investigation was launched by an inspector general.
Millions to EcoHealth Alliance, which was involved in research at the Wuhan lab.
Hundreds of thousands of meals that went to al Qaeda-affiliated fighters in Syria.
Funding for personalized contraceptives birth control devices in developing countries.
Hundreds of millions of dollars to fund irrigation canals, farming equipment, and fertilizer used to support poppy cultivation and heroin production in Afghanistan, benefiting the Taliban.
$1.14 billion in Haiti post-2010 earthquake for a port and power plant project that never materialized.
$74 million in Cuba for "democracy promotion" funds that vanished without trace according to a 2006 audit.
$1.5 million on a Kenyan soap opera to promote HIV/AIDS awareness and tackle social issues.
$27 million for Moroccan pottery classes to teach artisans design skills and marketing.
$45 million for DEI scholarships in Burma.
$520 million for consultant-driven ESG investments in Africa.
$1.2 billion in awards to undisclosed recipients.
These examples have been sourced from various reports, including those from the White House, news articles, and posts on X, highlighting concerns over the accountability and effectiveness of USAID's spending. Critics argue these expenditures represent waste or misalignment with core U.S. foreign policy objectives, while supporters might argue some of these initiatives serve broader goals like cultural diplomacy or health education. However, the debate around these expenditures often centers on the transparency, oversight, and direct benefits to U.S. interests or the intended recipients of aid.
07.02.202507:06
The Netherlands has delivered the previously announced F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine, Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov confirmed.
On October 6, 2024, it was reported that the first Dutch F-16s had arrived in Ukraine.
In total, four countries have agreed to supply Ukraine with F-16s:
- Netherlands – 24 aircraft
- Denmark – 19 aircraft
- Belgium – 30 aircraft (by 2028)
- Norway – 6 aircraft
On October 6, 2024, it was reported that the first Dutch F-16s had arrived in Ukraine.
In total, four countries have agreed to supply Ukraine with F-16s:
- Netherlands – 24 aircraft
- Denmark – 19 aircraft
- Belgium – 30 aircraft (by 2028)
- Norway – 6 aircraft
07.02.202507:06
Ukraine has received its first French Mirage 2000 fighter jets.
The transfer of the aircraft was announced by French President Emmanuel Macron back in June 2024. At the time, France also pledged to train Ukrainian pilots to fly them.
The exact number of aircraft delivered to Ukraine remains unknown.
The transfer of the aircraft was announced by French President Emmanuel Macron back in June 2024. At the time, France also pledged to train Ukrainian pilots to fly them.
The exact number of aircraft delivered to Ukraine remains unknown.
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07.02.202505:58
🇺🇦 🇷🇺 Two Ukrainians get caught in a funnel of death. Unfortunately seems like they were conscripts who weren’t given much training.
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07.02.202505:58
🇺🇦 🇷🇺 Two Ukrainians get caught in a funnel of death. Unfortunately seems like they were conscripts who weren’t given much training.
07.02.202507:14
Here is a compilation of reported instances where the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) under Biden's administration has been criticized for wasteful spending or abuse of funds, based on recent discussions and reports:
$1.5 million to "advance diversity, equity, and inclusion in Serbia's workplaces and business communities."
$70,000 for the production of a "DEI musical" in Ireland.
$2.5 million for electric vehicles for Vietnam.
$47,000 for a "transgender opera" in Colombia.
$32,000 for a "transgender comic book" in Peru.
$2 million for sex changes and "LGBT activism" in Guatemala.
$6 million to fund tourism in Egypt.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars for a non-profit linked to designated terrorist organizations, even after an investigation was launched by an inspector general.
Millions to EcoHealth Alliance, which was involved in research at the Wuhan lab.
Hundreds of thousands of meals that went to al Qaeda-affiliated fighters in Syria.
Funding for personalized contraceptives birth control devices in developing countries.
Hundreds of millions of dollars to fund irrigation canals, farming equipment, and fertilizer used to support poppy cultivation and heroin production in Afghanistan, benefiting the Taliban.
$1.14 billion in Haiti post-2010 earthquake for a port and power plant project that never materialized.
$74 million in Cuba for "democracy promotion" funds that vanished without trace according to a 2006 audit.
$1.5 million on a Kenyan soap opera to promote HIV/AIDS awareness and tackle social issues.
$27 million for Moroccan pottery classes to teach artisans design skills and marketing.
$45 million for DEI scholarships in Burma.
$520 million for consultant-driven ESG investments in Africa.
$1.2 billion in awards to undisclosed recipients.
These examples have been sourced from various reports, including those from the White House, news articles, and posts on X, highlighting concerns over the accountability and effectiveness of USAID's spending. Critics argue these expenditures represent waste or misalignment with core U.S. foreign policy objectives, while supporters might argue some of these initiatives serve broader goals like cultural diplomacy or health education. However, the debate around these expenditures often centers on the transparency, oversight, and direct benefits to U.S. interests or the intended recipients of aid.
$1.5 million to "advance diversity, equity, and inclusion in Serbia's workplaces and business communities."
$70,000 for the production of a "DEI musical" in Ireland.
$2.5 million for electric vehicles for Vietnam.
$47,000 for a "transgender opera" in Colombia.
$32,000 for a "transgender comic book" in Peru.
$2 million for sex changes and "LGBT activism" in Guatemala.
$6 million to fund tourism in Egypt.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars for a non-profit linked to designated terrorist organizations, even after an investigation was launched by an inspector general.
Millions to EcoHealth Alliance, which was involved in research at the Wuhan lab.
Hundreds of thousands of meals that went to al Qaeda-affiliated fighters in Syria.
Funding for personalized contraceptives birth control devices in developing countries.
Hundreds of millions of dollars to fund irrigation canals, farming equipment, and fertilizer used to support poppy cultivation and heroin production in Afghanistan, benefiting the Taliban.
$1.14 billion in Haiti post-2010 earthquake for a port and power plant project that never materialized.
$74 million in Cuba for "democracy promotion" funds that vanished without trace according to a 2006 audit.
$1.5 million on a Kenyan soap opera to promote HIV/AIDS awareness and tackle social issues.
$27 million for Moroccan pottery classes to teach artisans design skills and marketing.
$45 million for DEI scholarships in Burma.
$520 million for consultant-driven ESG investments in Africa.
$1.2 billion in awards to undisclosed recipients.
These examples have been sourced from various reports, including those from the White House, news articles, and posts on X, highlighting concerns over the accountability and effectiveness of USAID's spending. Critics argue these expenditures represent waste or misalignment with core U.S. foreign policy objectives, while supporters might argue some of these initiatives serve broader goals like cultural diplomacy or health education. However, the debate around these expenditures often centers on the transparency, oversight, and direct benefits to U.S. interests or the intended recipients of aid.
Қайта жіберілді:frontier_conflict
06.02.202521:02
🇮🇱 🇵🇸 🇱🇧 CCTV footage of the Israeli airstrike that killed Hassan Nasrallah
Dude on the moped was just a couple feet away and managed to survive… presumably because it was a bunker buster bomb. Doesn’t even look harmed
Dude on the moped was just a couple feet away and managed to survive… presumably because it was a bunker buster bomb. Doesn’t even look harmed
07.02.202517:54
French Mirage jets are already in Ukrainian skies.
07.02.202517:54
Donald US President Donald Trump is ready to double sanctions on Russia to end the war.
Keith Kellogg, the U.S. special envoy on Ukraine, believes that the current sanctions have only a 3 out of 10 impact on Russia’s economy.
Kellogg criticized Joe Biden for pledging to support Ukraine “for as long as it takes” without implementing additional measures. Instead, he claims that Trump wants to take a comprehensive approach, combining military, diplomatic, and economic pressure.
According to Kellogg, Trump’s team discussed their conflict resolution strategy in the Oval Office last week.
Keith Kellogg, the U.S. special envoy on Ukraine, believes that the current sanctions have only a 3 out of 10 impact on Russia’s economy.
Kellogg criticized Joe Biden for pledging to support Ukraine “for as long as it takes” without implementing additional measures. Instead, he claims that Trump wants to take a comprehensive approach, combining military, diplomatic, and economic pressure.
According to Kellogg, Trump’s team discussed their conflict resolution strategy in the Oval Office last week.
07.02.202518:05
⚔️ 155th OMBr position was attacked by Russian troops using the captured M113 and BTR-82A armored personnel carriers to in the Pokrovsky direction, but, as you can see in the photo, Russian KIAs scattered around these vehicles, it’s probably the first I have seen the Russians use western supplied vehicles to carry an assault.
07.02.202507:06
The Netherlands has delivered the previously announced F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine, Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov confirmed.
On October 6, 2024, it was reported that the first Dutch F-16s had arrived in Ukraine.
In total, four countries have agreed to supply Ukraine with F-16s:
- Netherlands – 24 aircraft
- Denmark – 19 aircraft
- Belgium – 30 aircraft (by 2028)
- Norway – 6 aircraft
On October 6, 2024, it was reported that the first Dutch F-16s had arrived in Ukraine.
In total, four countries have agreed to supply Ukraine with F-16s:
- Netherlands – 24 aircraft
- Denmark – 19 aircraft
- Belgium – 30 aircraft (by 2028)
- Norway – 6 aircraft
07.02.202507:06
Ukraine has received its first French Mirage 2000 fighter jets.
The transfer of the aircraft was announced by French President Emmanuel Macron back in June 2024. At the time, France also pledged to train Ukrainian pilots to fly them.
The exact number of aircraft delivered to Ukraine remains unknown.
The transfer of the aircraft was announced by French President Emmanuel Macron back in June 2024. At the time, France also pledged to train Ukrainian pilots to fly them.
The exact number of aircraft delivered to Ukraine remains unknown.
07.02.202518:01
Wounded North Korean soldier looking up at the drones in Kurshchyna.
There isn’t much information about this soldier and when was this taken.
Also there are reports that I indicate the North Korean soldiers are again assigned to frontline duties in Kursk, we will have to wait for new visual evidence.
There isn’t much information about this soldier and when was this taken.
Also there are reports that I indicate the North Korean soldiers are again assigned to frontline duties in Kursk, we will have to wait for new visual evidence.
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