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Today in the Military World wrote that Republican Senator Thom Tillis, from the same party as Trump, reacted to Witkoff's remarks, who that day called Putin a "humanitarian." According to the publication, Tillis said that Witkoff should go back to Ukraine and ask the families of the children that, according to Tillis, Putin has kidnapped and killed, whether they agreed with the description of Putin as a humanitarian. #Tillis #Putin #Ucrânia (translated)

Today in the Military World reported that Russia released American citizen Steven Hubbard, who was arrested in 2022 in the Kharkiv region. According to the author, Hubbard had been living in Ukraine since 2014 and was 69 years old when he was detained by Russian occupation forces, despite not being a combatant. He was accused of being a mercenary, the author stated. Today in the Military World mentioned that the case aligned with a Russian practice of kidnapping citizens from certain countries and demanding concessions years later for their release. It cited basketball player Brittney Griner as an example, who was sentenced to 9 years in prison for drug trafficking after entering Russia with a small amount of hashish oil. The author stated that, in exchange for her release, the U.S. freed Viktor Bout, whom he described as one of the world's largest arms traffickers and inspiration for the movie "Lord of War," with Nicolas Cage. #Rússia #Ucrânia #Libertação (translated)

Today in the Military World reported that Israel announced the death of the last member of Hamas who, according to the profile, was involved in the kidnapping and murder of Shani Louk and in the display of her naked body during the Palestinian invasion of Israel on October 7, 2023. #Israel #Hamas #Conflito (translated)

Today in the Military World claimed that Witkoff, a millionaire and friend of Trump, was once again in St. Petersburg to meet with representatives of Putin's regime and discuss the war. According to the author, Trump believed that suspending sanctions on Russian diesel could make Russia more willing to negotiate an end to the conflict. The author evoked 1938 and warned of the risk of repeating the mistakes of the past. #Rússia #Trump #Guerra (translated)

Today in the Military World, it addressed those who believed that a possible impeachment of Donald Trump after the midterm elections would help Ukraine and cited U.S. Vice President JD Vance, who argued that Kiev should stop attacking Russian refineries. https://t.co/nxY9ieYv0i #Ucrânia #Trump #Impeachment (translated)

Today in the Military World stated that the presidential debate the previous day did not address defense but extensively discussed public security. The author considered Flávio Bolsonaro's strategy of classifying CV and PCC as narcoterrorist organizations to be correct. According to him, the groups dominated territories, kidnapped and killed, imposed drug trafficking laws, and forced millions of people to live under fear and armed threats. The author stated that this constituted terrorism and supported Flávio Bolsonaro's proposal to combat the groups. #SegurançaPública #Terrorismo #PolíticaBrasil (translated)

Today in the Military World stated that the diesel Trump wanted to buy from Putin mainly came from St. Petersburg and that this was the terminal hit by Ukraine in its first major attack against Russian terminals since the announcement of the diesel agreement made by Trump. https://t.co/pu2NFFAzeF #Diesel #Trump #Ucrânia (translated)

The profile Hoje no Mundo Militar stated that Kirill Dmitriev, economic advisor to Vladimir Putin, said that Russia would seek to expand its trade agreements with the United States. According to the publication, Dmitriev mentioned a diesel agreement already signed and said that Donald Trump would be willing to close contracts to buy uranium, fertilizers, aluminum, rare earths, and other Russian products. The profile also stated that the money paid by the United States to Russia would go directly into the country's coffers and would be used by Putin to finance the invasion of Ukraine. https://t.co/Lesu1vty7x #Rússia #EUA #Comércio (translated)

The profile Today in the Military World stated that Donald Trump had criticized Volodymyr Zelensky, whom he considered a difficult interlocutor, and blamed Zelensky, Joe Biden, and Barack Obama for the start of the war in Ukraine, without holding Vladimir Putin responsible. According to the profile, in the last two weeks, Trump had repeatedly attacked Zelensky and minimized Putin's role in the invasion. The profile also stated that Trump had announced a ceasefire on attacks on energy infrastructure, accepted by Russia and Ukraine. According to the publication, Zelensky immediately agreed, and Ukraine stopped attacking Russian refineries for four days, while Putin broke the agreement two hours later and, on the same day, attacked power plants in Kyiv and Kharkiv. The publication attributed to analysts the assessment that Russia could not win the war at the current pace, which, according to them, could drag on for at least another ten years and cost another 5 or 6 million Russian lives. It added that Putin feared the political consequences of a general mobilization. It also stated that Putin would be trying to gain advantages while Trump still had autonomy, given the possibility of losing control of Congress and the Senate and becoming a "lame duck" president for the next two years. According to the profile, analysts pointed to billion-dollar gas, oil, and fuel deals as part of this strategy. The publication cited a diesel deal announced by Trump and a possible joint venture between the Russian government and American partners to sell gas through Nord Stream, which would be closed. It stated that the deal could yield at least $2 billion annually to the Witkoff, Kushner, and Trump families. The profile concluded that Trump's attacks on Zelensky and his support for Putin reflected, in its interpretation, Putin's attempt to take advantage of the military and political situation. https://t.co/NJCNSkF3G6 #Zelenskyy #Putin #GuerraUcrânia (translated)

Today in the Military World stated that Ukraine was at risk of losing two of its biggest European allies. According to the author, Marine Le Pen was leading the presidential race in France and had said she would cut off financial aid to Ukraine if elected. He also wrote that Alice Weidel from the AfD promised to suspend aid if she became Chancellor of Germany. The author added that both supported resuming gas business with Putin's Russia. #Ucrânia #França #Alemanha (translated)

Today in the Military World it was written that rumors were circulating that Donald Trump had promised Vladimir Putin to release more than $200 billion in frozen Russian assets in Europe. According to the author, the Chancellor of Poland responded that this would only happen “over our dead bodies.” #Trump #Putin #Polônia (translated)

Today in the Military World stated that a satellite image showed the destruction of several Su-34 bomber fighters stationed at the Borisoglebsk air base, about 350 km from the Ukrainian border. According to the author, the Ukrainian Navy reported that six aircraft were destroyed in the attack, carried out with a Neptune anti-ship missile adapted to hit ground targets. He added that the missile was used to sink the Moskva. #Ucrânia #Conflito #Militar (translated)

Today in the Military World it was reported that a container ship was attacked by the Iranian regime while trying to cross the southern route of the Strait of Hormuz, off the coast of Oman, and sank completely. The profile said that this was the sixth ship attacked by Iran since the weekend and added that yesterday, Trump reiterated that the strait was completely free and under US control. #EstreitoDeOrmuz #Irã #Geopolítica (translated)

Today in the Military World stated that Trump had interrupted at least part of the sharing of intelligence data considered vital for Ukrainian defense and began to limit the operation of Starlink in Ukraine. According to the profile, an advisor to Zelensky's Presidency had said that the service no longer worked above 160 km/h. The author presented the measure as another way for Trump to pressure Zelensky to stop Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries. #Ucrânia #Trump #Starlink (translated)

The profile Hoje no Mundo Militar stated that Poland was paying tens of millions of dollars per month for Starlink used in Ukraine. According to the profile, after a restriction caused the system to stop working at speeds over 160 km/h, the Polish chancellor questioned Elon Musk for, in his view, mixing politics with products and said that European customers were paying attention. #Starlink #Polônia #Ucrânia (translated)