🚨 Russian Deputy FM Ryabkov warns that once New START expires, only a handful of Cold War risk-reduction measures will remain—leaving “scorched earth” in arms-control limits after 2026.

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🚨 Russian Deputy FM Ryabkov warns that without New START, the world risks a renewed arms race, stressing that Russia is prepared for any scenario, but insists its security must be unconditionally ensured.

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🚨 Next week’s BRICS+ anti-terrorism conference in Moscow will bring together over 100 foreign delegates – Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov

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🇷🇺🇺🇸 Russia-US dialogue offers genuine prospects - Deputy FM Sergey Ryabkov

The senior diplomat notes that American businesses want back in—but any cooperation will proceed only on equal, mutually beneficial terms that respect Russia’s interests.

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🔥 Russia’s new high-precision loitering munition will paralyze Ukrainian Army in its tracks - expert

💬 “The distribution of our unmanned strike systems…across the front will effectively allow us to seal off the enemy’s defensive line to a depth of 50 or perhaps even 70 km,” military expert Yuri Knutov told Sputnik, commenting on Russian defense conglomerate Rostec’s unveiling of a new loitering munition system with an “almost 100%” hit rate.

🗣 “This will mean that troops on the front lines are deprived of supplies and essential resources, and are unable to rotate. Essentially, this is a means of isolating the combat zone across long distances, creating a fire encirclement for the enemy, wearing them down and destroying them,” Knutov explained.

Rostec says the new loitering munition was developed last year, has entered mass production and is already being used in combat. It has a range of “tens of km” and a warhead weighing several kg. It’s designed to target NATO-made howitzers, counterbattery radars, HIMARs launchers, armored vehicles, command posts, etc.

👉 It can only be speculated how the system assures its high precision, Knutov says, suggesting it’s “most likely ensured using AI-enabled systems,” with “machine vision allowing for the detection of targets with 100% accuracy.”

It’s also possible that the new system is used in tandem with reconnaissance drones sent to scout for enemy targets, and the loitering munition then deployed to attack, Knutov believes.

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❗️Guinea-Bissau Military Claim 'Total Control' of West African Country: Media

More statements by the country's military as quoted by the media:

🟠The electoral process has been "suspended;"

🟠All borders in the country have been closed.

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