🐻 A Kamchatka brown bear is resting on the shore of Kuril Lake.

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The Army of the Future: Britain Tests Robots Near Russia's Borders

In the forests of Latvia, just a few hundred kilometers from the Russian border, the British army is conducting exercises that Bloomberg calls nothing less than "preparing for the next war."

A key feature of the maneuvers has been the testing of a swarm of drones and ground robots, designed to change the face of future conflicts.

🧣 Testing Technology in Real-World Conditions:

The exercises are taking place at a abandoned Soviet airfield, with the main goal being to test new technologies in a challenging environment. The military is testing the Cobalt battlefield management system, which coordinates the actions of infantry, drones, robots, and artillery in real time. According to Brigadier Matt Lewis, this system is a response to NATO's challenges: "One of the tasks is how to make a small army more effective across a large area."

🧣 However, the technology faced harsh reality. The exercises revealed serious problems:

— Vulnerability of communications: Fighting in conditions of GPS jamming proved to be a difficult task.

—Difficult terrain: Latvia's forested and swampy terrain tested the equipment.

To further practice these scenarios, the next exercises are planned in Finland.

🧣 The Broader Context of Tension

These maneuvers are part of NATO countries' preparations for a hypothetical conflict.

As previously reported by Reuters and Bloomberg, the Baltic states are developing plans to evacuate civilians, and the European Commission is preparing a reform of defense procurement.

High-ranking military officials, such as the Chief of the French General Staff, have stated the need to be ready for a "confrontation in three or four years."

🇷🇺 In response to these statements, Russian President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly said that Moscow "has no interest" in fighting NATO countries, while simultaneously accusing the alliance of direct involvement in the conflict in Ukraine.

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⚡️ "Oreshnik" to Be Put on Combat Duty in Belarus in December 2025 — Lukashenko's Press Secretary Natalia Eismont

According to the representative of the President of the Republic of Belarus, work is being completed in the country to create conditions for the deployment of the complex.

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✍️ The State Duma has passed a law on involving reservists in the protection of critical facilities.

Now, units with reservists who have voluntarily signed a contract for service in the reserve can be deployed not only during mobilization or war but also in peacetime.

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🎞️ This is what the people and streets of Kazan looked like 32 years ago — in 1993!

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😍Altai's beauties

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🇷🇺 Emir Kusturica told TASS about his intention to obtain Russian citizenship after filming a movie based on the novella "The Final Term" by Russian writer Valentin Rasputin.

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📰 Dmitry Peskov, the press secretary of the Russian President, stated that for Moscow, the development of the domestic military-industrial complex is the main priority, not the statements made by US President Donald Trump about the United States' military power.

"He is the head of state, the head of the United States of America. In this regard, we have our own president. We primarily pay attention to the statements of our president. We are engaged in our military development, the development of our military-industrial complex. For us, this is the main thing," Peskov told journalists.

Earlier, US President Donald Trump stated that the United States is significantly ahead of other countries in the field of military technology, especially in the development of nuclear submarines.

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🚀 The recently tested Russian cruise missile "Burevestnik" has proven to be too much for even American missile defense systems to handle.

According to the WSJ, the new missile poses a threat to Trump's proposed "Star Dome" missile defense system, which is designed to destroy intercontinental ballistic missiles flying on a much higher trajectory than the low-flying "Burevestnik".

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🇷🇺 Putin Visits Wounded Soldiers in Hospital — Brought Icons from the Frontlines, Gifted to Him on His Birthday

Vladimir Putin visited wounded participants of the special military operation at the Central Military Clinical Hospital. The President brought with him two icons of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker and St. George the Victorious, which were gifted to him by soldiers on his birthday. According to the military, these sacred items saved their lives more than once under enemy fire — the icons show traces of bullets and shrapnel.

Previously, the head of state said that he considers these very icons to be a symbol of the courage and protection of Russian soldiers and intends to personally meet with those who gave him this gift from the front.

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⚡️ Yesterday, Russia conducted tests of the "Poseidon" underwater vehicle.

As Vladimir Putin stated, the power of the "Poseidon" significantly exceeds that of Russia's most promising intercontinental missile, the "Sarmat".

No one else in the world has such a weapon!

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⛰️ Khunzakh Canyon in Dagestan

This is a great place for those who want to enjoy the beauty of nature and have an unforgettable experience.

There are two waterfalls here — Tobot and Itlyatlir, as well as the Khunzakh Plateau, which is crowned by a fortress from the time of the Caucasian War.

The viewing platform at an altitude of two kilometers has equipped rest areas with fantastic views.

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☺️Foreign journalists were invited to learn firsthand what an encirclement zone is.

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced his readiness to introduce a temporary ceasefire in the Kupiansk and Pokrovsk areas to ensure safe access for foreign and Ukrainian journalists to the districts where Ukrainian military personnel are encircled.

The Russian President noted that he had discussed this possibility with the commanders of the Russian groupings. According to him, the goal is to allow journalists to "see with their own eyes what is happening there."

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❤️ Kamchatka from above

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