Am I the only one who thinks that WW3 is preferable to Putin winning? If we as a species are so tainted that we are willing to allow his kind to win, we don't deserve to survive.

Just finished watching this.. It's pretty fucking grim.

Please block and report the scammy nigerian fucktards

Your regular reminder: If the Russians stop fighting, the war ends. If the Ukrainians stop fighting, their land will be occupied, their leaders will be killed, their history and language will be erased, their children will be kidnapped to serve Russia.

1/ Russia has suffered a "crushing defeat" at Lyman in eastern Ukraine, with multiple regiments routed, heavy losses, and a "collapse of the front". Crippled soldiers are reportedly being sent into battle in a last-ditch effort to prevent disaster. ⬇️

This is the way

RIP mozzie. Another Aussie hero gone.

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🤯 Russia suffered nearly 43,000 battlefield casualties in July 2026, making it the Russian military’s highest monthly loss figure since January 2025. united24media.com/war-in-ukr…

Protesters marched through central Kyiv demanding Mykhailo Fedorov’s return as defense minister and more open communication from the government. The march organizer, veteran Koziatynskyi, handed a printed petition calling for Fedorov’s reinstatement to a Presidential Office representative. Organizers said they used a printed version because the electronic petition was not registered on the presidential website. #Ukraine

RT @Maks_NAFO_FELLA: ☠️☠️ The simultaneous destruction of two Russian soldiers by Ukrainian FPV drone.

❗️DeepState has updated its map, showing 241 square kilometers returned to Ukrainian control. Ukrainian forces liberated 19 settlements and pushed Russian troops back near another six. The liberated settlements are Zelenyi Hai, Novokhatske, Hrushivske, Tolstoi, Zirka, Yalta, Piddubne, Myrne, Voskresenka, Sichneve, Voronne, Ternove, Berezove, Stepove, Kalynivske, Pryvillia, Zlahoda, Rybne and Krasnohirske.

🚨🇦🇺 Two of Australia's subsea internet cables, Indigo West and Indigo Central, were damaged last weekend inside the Submarine Cable Protection Zone off Perth. Authorities cited "very suspicious activity from a vessel near the location." Windward's multi-sensor analysis surfaced one vessel whose movements align with the location and timing of the damage. Here is what each sensor saw: AIS behavior first: The vessel entered Australia's EEZ on July 28, anchored off Perth, and loitered for nearly two weeks. On July 31 her reported ETA changed to January 1, 2027, a placeholder value typical of vessels with no genuine port call intent. Through August 8–9, the window in which the cables were damaged, her track shows repeated erratic crossings over the cable corridor. Then the satellites: Windward EO satellite imagery captured her on August 3 at 02:12 UTC, roughly 11 km west of Perth, off Marmion Marine Park. On August 8 at 21:42 UTC, SAR imagery placed her directly on the cable route. Any one of these signals can be argued with. An AIS track can be dismissed as noise. An EO frame proves presence, not behavior. A SAR return is a bright smudge on a purple field. Stack them and the ambiguity collapses: three independent sensors, one vessel, on the cables, at the time of the cuts. Fewer than 20 cables carry roughly 99% of Australia's internet traffic. Protecting them starts with knowing which vessel was there, and being able to prove it three different ways.

RT @SimplyonWorld: Hier eine kleine Erinnerung für alle, die die pro-russische Darstellung von der „Rache für Wildberries“ verbreiten. A…

🇺🇦 25th day of protests against dismissal of Mykhailo Fedorov. Protests continue in Kyiv, Zaporizhzhia, Ivano-Frankivsk, Lviv, Sumy and other cities.

russians are hunting civilians with drones because the entire nation glorifies death and violence, like ISIS. It’s now happening in almost every frontline city and will continue to spread until russia is stopped.

🇳🇿 New Zealand imposes sanctions on Russia for child abduction and cyberattacks The new restrictions apply to 33 individuals and organizations. The package focuses on Russian cyber actors, as well as individuals and entities involved in the forced displacement, abduction, and re-education of Ukrainian children. "Children should never be used as a weapon of war," stressed the country's Foreign Minister.

If you zoom out, little has changed: Ukraine continues to disrupt logistics in the south and Crimea, damage Russian refineries, while Russian advances remain limited to roughly 100 sq km per month despite high daily losses. Yet somehow, the information space is back to pessimism

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🇺🇦 Protests against the resignation of Mykhailo Fedorov have been ongoing for the 15th day in a row. People took to the streets in Kyiv, Lviv, Mykolaiv, Kharkiv, Kamianets-Podilskyi, Dnipro, Ivano-Frankivsk, Vinnytsia and other cities. A march is also planned in Kyiv from Shevchenko Park tomorrow at 19:00.

Drapatyi is the commander-in-chief Ukraine needs right now, but writing off Syrskyi’s tenure as a total failure is factually wrong. Two things can be true at the same time: replacing Syrskyi was the correct decision, but he remains one of the most underrated commanders of this war. Wartime analysis desperately needs nuance. Most Ukrainians and international supporters are rightly optimistic about Drapatyi taking over as commander-in-chief. He is an exceptional leader with immense potential, and Zelensky made a courageous choice to make this transition. However, celebrating Drapatyi should not mean erasing Syrskyi's real contributions. When Zelensky replaced Zaluzhnyi, he specifically sought a commander like Syrskyi. He needed a dedicated, loyal hard worker with zero political ambitions: someone who would micromanage operational details, stay intimately aware of the front, and act as a lightning rod for criticism. Syrskyi delivered exactly that. He worked tirelessly, was loyal to Zelensky, largely ignored his public image, and indirectly took the blame for failures. He did not need to directly take credit for failures for Ukrainians to attribute them to him. That helped keep Zelensky popular. The issue was that his command style and deep unpopularity eventually became a liability. A military that relies heavily on mobilization and volunteers needs high morale and public trust. When the commander-in-chief's reputation begins to hinder mobilization, a change in leadership becomes mandatory. Yet, critics unfairly attribute every failure to Syrskyi while denying him credit for major successes. Beyond his pivotal 2022 victories in Kyiv and Kharkiv, Syrskyi led the creation of the Unmanned Systems Forces and appointed Robert "Madyar" Brovdi to lead it. He managed critical logistics under pressure, oversaw successful deep-strike campaigns, blunted Russian momentum, and planned the initial success of the Kursk offensive. The ongoing logistics lockdown was also implemented under his watch. I rarely see anyone credit him for it. It was time for Syrskyi to step down because his command style no longer fit Ukraine's requirements. Strategic leadership requires changing commanders when conditions shift, but swapping leaders should never mean rewriting history. Drapatyi is the right choice for Ukraine's future, but Syrskyi’s deep experience and genuine successes deserve to be remembered fairly (his failures too)