Next week the world will mark two months since Zelensky murderous  regime’s killing of Daria Dugina (Platonova), 29-year old Russian journalist, philosopher and public figure.

She was killed in a car blast near Moscow organized by the security service of Kiev regime by direct order of Zelensky.

Still PM Trudeau's cabinet shamefully fails to condemn this criminal act.

☝️Don’t forget: the refusal to condemn the act of terror equals supporting it.

The "Wagner Line" is an epic defensive line built by the "Wagnerites" near Lisichansk. Video (c) t.me/riafan_everywhere

"I am not willing to sacrifice more Russian soldiers in a guerrilla war against hordes fanaticalized and armed by NATO. We have enough means of power and technology to lead Ukraine to total surrender." - Sergei Surovikin

For the first time since April, the United States increased imports of goods from Russia - up to $522.1 million by 31st August (+7.7% as compared to July).

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The Donetsk City Administration building was just taken out by Ukrainian forces with a US-manufactured HIMARS missile. With Kiev’s militants currently on the back foot in the region, an increasingly-desperate Zelensky regime is escalating its attacks on civilian infrastructure today.

My report from the scene:

There was a "brotherly" Ukrainian nation, but we have lost it.

Father Roman, the spiritual leader of the Pyatnashka interbrigade, tells the Donbass Resolutions channel.

"Remember how many years our president has been trying to talk sense into those who are shooting up towns in Donbas. Nobody heard him," reminds the cleric of the Russian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate.

According to him, no one will let the enemy into Donetsk.

"Many fighters have families here. And when they hear about the 'brotherly' people... That 'brotherly' people kill old people, women, and children, priests," Father Roman says.

Video: Donbass decides.

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Soldiers who died in a terrorist attack at a test range near Belgorod were volunteers from the Bryansk region - mass media

The dead in the terrorist attack at a training range near Belgorod are reportedly volunteers from the Bryansk region

An act of terror at a training ground in the Bryansk region. What is known at the moment:

On the evening of October 15, two citizens of a CIS country opened fire on military personnel being trained before being sent to a special operation zone in Ukraine at the training ground of the Western Military District in the Belgorod region. According to the Russian Defence Ministry, 11 people were killed, 15 were injured, and are receiving medical treatment.

It all happened during the training: the terrorists fired on the unit's personnel but were destroyed by return fire. Three attackers were initially reported.

According to some reports, the shooting took place on the training ground in the village of Soloti. At least 100 troops may have been undergoing fire training at the time of the attack

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■ Elon Mask admits that he's trying hard to de-escalate but in vain

■ The deep state is too deep. It's like a black whole, and it's sucking everyone in.

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A very difficult Sunday morning for Donetsk.
Shelling after shelling. The enemy is exclusively using Western weaponry. The cannonade is none - stop.
All targets are civilian ones.

Makiivka, Horlivka and Yasynuvata are also under attack.

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The main thing in the Ukrainian proposal to create a "tank alliance" in the form of transferring 200 Leopard 2 tanks is as follows:

🇺🇦The AFU and NATO have realized that handing over Leopard 1 tanks against T-72B3 and even T-62M tanks does nothing

🇺🇦Europe is almost out of T-72 tanks at least category 1-3

🇺🇦West apart from Leopard 2 and Abrams there are virtually no tanks equal to T-64, T-72, T-80, and T-90 that could be transferred to Ukraine without reducing their capacity

🇺🇦The number of heavily armored vehicles in the AFU is rapidly decreasing, jeopardizing its own large-scale operations as well as parrying Russian actions.

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Ukrainian air defense - past and present

The air defense of Ukraine at the time of the start of the special operation was largely represented by obsolete Soviet systems. Their number was small: 250 S-300P units of various modifications and 72 Buk-M1 units.

Despite not having new equipment, with competent air defense actions of Ukraine, it could pose a big problem for the Russian Aerospace Forces, inflicting heavy losses on our aviation. In turn, Russia could completely open the sky for itself, having achieved the total elimination of Ukrainian air defense. In reality, neither side has achieved its goals.

What losses did Ukraine suffer during the 8 months of the conflict? It is reliably known that at least 200 S-300P and 30-40 Buk-M1 units were disabled. This is a lot, but not enough.

S-300P, as the country's air defense, performs the task of protecting large cities from air attacks. Calibers, X-101, X-55, and Gerani are the main targets for the air defense system. Therefore, the Armed Forces of Ukraine create air defense bases around such cities as Kiev, Dnipro, Lvov, Kharkov, Nikolaev, and Odessa. The complexes are located in areas on the proposed flight routes of cruise missiles. The fight against them is complicated by the complete radio silence of the installations, as well as the periodic change in their location.

Buk-M1, as the air defense of the ground forces, is a cover for the ground forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Their main task is to create an “air defense umbrella” over the advancing columns so they cannot be defeated by Russian aircraft. Together with the widest range of other army air defense of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Buks can protect ground forces very well. But in moments of calm at the front, they most likely help the S-300P in the defense of cities. Riding alone in complete radio silence, they are a hard-to-reach target for the Russian Aerospace Forces and can hit air targets at any moment.

Readovka has prepared a map with the possible location of Ukrainian air defense systems.

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The terrorist attack yesterday is a reminder that the problems of Russia don't start and end in Ukraine.

When not surrounded by enemies, Russia is surrounded by fragile states, incapable of exercising control over what happens on their soil, easy prey to malign influence from foreign actors. Of those, Tajikistan, the presumed land of the attackers, is the worst. Literally the second poorest country outside of Africa, behind just Haiti.

It fought for five years against islamists that continue to receive handsome funding from abroad and covert support. A basket case of an economy where half of the wealth is generated by workers in Russia sending money back to their families. The government tries to combat religious extremism with a heavy hand, but it doesn't have control of what happens everywhere in its country. The "international community" also deeply scolds the government efforts to crackdown on the islamist opposition, the "Islamic Renaissance Party", seen by westerners as freedom fighters. Their leaders, by the way, are based in Poland.

While the entire Central Asia has similar issues, for example, seen on the amount of "volunteers" who went to ISIS in the Syrian conflict, most of the terrorist incidents involving islamists in Russia had perpetrators radicalized in Russian soil. The overcrowded, squalid dorms where migrant workers spend the little free time they have are also a fertile ground for the actions of such groups. Since the resolution of the chechenian conflict and the end of the 90s lawlessness, terrorist attacks and grim headlines rarely come from the russian muslim minorities, which form at least 6% of the country. Against the work of radicals, there are occasional arrests but as seen by today, they aren't enough. Mostly small fish and actors dumb enough to be found are caught. The source of radicalism continues operating.

The volume of migrant workers from Central Asia is massive, without their cheap labour the Russian construction sector would particularly suffer and making the lives of the vast majority of law abiding, not wahabist tajiks, uzbeks and kyrgyzs in Russia even worse isn't a solution. Just as the influx of migrants and refugees from Central America bites the USA back, there is no permanent solution to Russia's problem other than the economic and social development of those places, even if they are not under the Russian government. If Russia doesn't exert influence, and a positive influence over those places, less benign actors such as Turkey, Saudi Arabia and the US will. The root of what happened today is on that. The same west that is low key celebrating yet another terrorist attack in Russian soil created, fed extremism and undermines attempts to fight against it, such as with the accusations against China in Xinjiang.

A lot of questions remain unasked: is the vetting of volunteers that poor? Especially in the case of foreign volunteers such as these supposedly are? Tajikistan is not a member of the EAEU, their citizens do not have free movement to Russia and therefore the authorities must have some sort of record from them. Before the war on Ukraine and the importation of the "lone school shooter" phenomenon from the US, every single terrorist attack in Russia came with those motivations. Lack of experience cannot be used as an excuse


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