Dmitry Medvedev suggested that the train carrying European leaders to Kiev could be a target for Russian attacks, following tensions between Russia and Germany, and accused the German government of an extremely Russophobic policy. (translated)
Several people were injured in an armed confrontation in Kiev between agents of the Ukrainian Security Service and Ukrainian soldiers during a raid related to the disappearance of a leader of Russian volunteers. (translated)
Dmitri Medvedev, the vice chairman of the Security Council of Russia, threatened attacks on targets in Germany and suggested striking trains transporting Western leaders to Kyiv, following statements by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky regarding air security. (translated)
PUTIN FA COSE Di Marco Travaglio A leggere i media che la sanno lunga, nei tre mesi estivi Putin è riuscito in una serie di misfatti che uno normale faticherebbe a perpetrare in 30 anni (anche perché intanto devasta l’Ucraina e avanza in quel che resta del Donbass). L’ultima è stata truccare il referendum islandese sull’Ue (Riotta su Rep: “Spot e notizie false sui social: l’ombra lunga del Cremlino sul trionfo dei No”). Ma questo è niente. Ha spedito droni in tutto il Nord Europa, camuffandoli così bene che non s’è trovata mezza prova, ma si sa che erano russi, specie quelli ucraini. Ha piazzato un drone esplosivo che però non è esploso all’aeroporto di Lipsia e Merz dice che è suo, anche se pure oggi le prove le porta domani (invece per i gasdotti fatti esplodere per davvero dagli ucraini, Kiev va premiata con più soldi e più armi). E chi ha lasciato lì “un deposito d’armi in un bosco vicino Berlino”? “Sospetti sugli 007 di Mosca” (Rep). Ha incendiato “fabbriche d’armi tra Estonia, Bulgaria e Italia”, a Colleferro, dove Crosetto esclude i russi, ma Iacoboni li sgama: “Il Cremlino assolda gang locali per non lasciare impronte” (Stampa). E ha pure scatenato la “disinformazione per influenzare le elezioni in Sassonia-Anhalt con l’Operazione Matrioska” e screditare “Glucksmann, candidato in Francia” (Foglio), che crolla nei sondaggi non perché è una pippa al sugo detestata dai francesi, ma perché non piace a Putin. Ha infiltrato in Slovenia una tal “Viktorija Krivolucka, nata in Russia e amica della presidente Musar”. Ha fatto una capatina a Vagli di Sotto (Garfagnana, 843 abitanti) per apporre una “targa in memoria di Daria Dugina”, simpaticamente assassinata a Mosca dagli ucraini, fra le proteste di Filippo Sensi per lo “scempio” (non l’omicidio: la targa). Ora prepara “attacchi ibridi” su “Isole Svalbard, Isole Aland, Estonia, Gotland e Corridoio di Suwalki” (Corriere), l’invasione dei “Paesi Baltici, la preda più facile per lo Zar”, della Norvegia “cruciale per Putin” (Domani) e della Gran Bretagna (“Londra si prepara a un attacco russo: ‘Lo faranno, è inevitabile’. Scorte d’acqua e cibo in scatola, in arrivo nuovo ‘manuale’, Corriere). Lì, per portarsi avanti, ha già “rubato i dati di 9 milioni di passeggeri” (Rep). Nei ritagli di tempo, “arruola spie-escort da Hollywood alla rete di Epstein” (Iacoboni), senza dimenticare “le falle del sistema Infantino e la rete dai sauditi a Putin per impadronirsi del calcio” (Rep) dopo aver fallito d’un soffio l’operazione Pirlo. Last but not least, ha riempito Ceuta di marocchini coi “canali russi e la macchina delle fake” (Foglio), ma senza avvisare Calenda, che accusa Meloni di “perder tempo su cinque migranti invece di capire cosa fare se Putin attacca l’Europa”. A proposito: ma non era moribondo? #Putin #Ucraina #Disinformazione
Guido Crosetto, a prominent figure of the clownish government of Giorgia Meloni and the neoliberal and pro-Ukrainian right, has appointed Fedorov, a former Ukrainian minister, as a defense consultant. The degree of subordination of our homeland to Kiev has reached the utmost level. About this (translated)
New, faster drones from Russia are creating increased worry in Kiev, where air alarms can be triggered at any moment, especially now as children return to school. (translated)
Vladimir Putin accused Ukraine of "state terrorism" following Volodymyr Zelensky's warning about the risks to civil aviation due to Ukrainian drones, while simultaneously refusing direct negotiations with the leadership in Kyiv. (translated)
Russia has intensified attacks on Ukraine's railway network, considered the "backbone of the economy," causing the death of six employees and injuring another 12 people, including children, in recent days of bombings in Kyiv. (translated)
The appointment of Mykhailo Fedorov, former Ukrainian Defense Minister, as a consultant for Italian Defense provokes negative reactions from Moscow, which calls it ridiculous, and irritation in Kiev, while the Italian government reiterates the strategic importance of this choice for its interests. (translated)
A new massive Russian attack on Kiev has caused at least 12 deaths and around twenty injuries, targeting residential buildings and railway infrastructure. (translated)
Mmm.. MH17 ze zijn er blijkbaar nogal bekend mee, toch? Nu krijgen we vanuit Kiev ineens de waarschuwing dat er boven Rusland geen veilige plekken meer zouden zijn voor de burgerluchtvaart. Luchtvaartmaatschappijen die nog op Moskou, Sint Petersburg en andere Russische steden vliegen, moeten blijkbaar maar even goed luisteren, want volgens Zelensky hoort civiele luchtvaart niet tussen drones. Nou.. dat is een uitspraak waar je toch even je koffie voor neerzet. En dan komt dat verdomde #MH17 dossier natuurlijk vanzelf weer om de hoek kijken met wat vraagtekens erachter die de meesten slimmerds al hadden. Ciganska Kraljica Mariba 👑 Roma journalism. #MH17 #luchtvaart #Rusland
The population of Kiev is advised to stock up on water and basic food supplies for a period of seven to ten days, following Russian attacks on logistics infrastructure and supermarkets. (translated)
A wave of Russian attacks in Kiev and Odesa has left at least 12 dead, while NATO mobilizes its fighter jets in response to the threat of drones near its borders. (translated)
Russia has once again warned diplomats and foreign citizens to leave Kiev due to the intensification of military attacks against the Ukrainian capital. (translated)
Russia has reiterated its call for diplomats and foreign citizens to leave Kyiv due to the intensification of attacks by Russian armed forces in the context of the escalation of the war with Ukraine. (translated)
Russia has launched a series of intense attacks on Ukraine using new Shahed turbojet drones, which have led to significant human losses and prompted Kyiv to race to develop more efficient interceptors. (translated)
Russian strikes in Kiev have resulted in the deaths of at least twelve people, illustrating the continuation of Russia's attacks in Ukraine, despite Kiev's difficulties in intercepting these ballistic missiles. (translated)
Russia has asked countries to evacuate their diplomats from Kiev and has threatened to intensify bombings on the Ukrainian capital in the context of escalating war. (translated)
A massive Russian attack on Kiev and its region has resulted in the death of at least nine people, including seven in a railway depot, while clashes continue to intensify the conflict in Ukraine. (translated)
At least 12 people have died in a new Russian attack against Kyiv and its surroundings, mainly targeting the infrastructure of the Ukrainian state railway company, Ukrzaliznytsia, also leaving significant damage to buildings and other facilities in the region. (translated)
