Total combat losses of the enemy from February 24, 2022, to July 11, 2026 (estimated).
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The Parcel Locker War
A Russian volunteer network posted a shopping list this month, and it reads like a confession. Antennas. Batteries. Thermal cameras. Spools of printer filament for building drone frames on a workshop floor. The parts add up to two working attack drones — a 7-inch strike quad and a 10-inch bomber — and the drop point…
Ukraine’s Deep-Strike Attrition and the Cracking of Russia’s Sanctuary Myth
A broad, multi-axis Ukrainian long-range strike overnight into 2 July hit the Kstovo/NORSI refinery in Nizhny Novgorod and probed a new northern corridor toward St. Petersburg, while Russian air defense claimed 300–460+ drones downed across ~30 regions. The event sits inside Ukraine’s formal 40-day “long-range sanctions” campaign and — coming days after a suspected first…
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Intensity of the use of the US satellite constellation over Iran
Fro Russian Sources Intensity of the use of the US satellite constellation over Iranduring the period from February 27 to April 5. In recent days, the satellites are being used more actively. 📝 Satellites: A Vital Element of Any Army 📝— On the U.S. Force Deployment in the War with Iran — Despite all the…
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The Russian White List – Filtered Oppression
Moscow is not facing a telecom glitch. Moscow is enduring a state-imposed communications drill disguised as security. Reporting from Reuters, T-J, Kod Durova, and official sources align on the outage, the selective survival of approved services, and a new legal order that allows the FSB to demand suspensions. Drone defense is real, yet drone defense…
Paramilitary Preparation, Digital Sovereignty, and Asymmetric Threats in the Russian Security Sphere
WAGNER The contemporary security landscape within the Russian Federation reflects an intricate amalgamation of localized paramilitary initiatives, state-driven digital censorship, and the persistent infiltration of high-tier cyber threat actors. Analysts observing the current trajectory identify a critical friction point between the operational requirements of frontline military units and the bureaucratic mandates of domestic regulatory bodies….
Strategic Transformation of Russian Expeditionary Recruitment
Reverse Side of the Medal Digital Infrastructure The Russian state currently manages a sophisticated and multifaceted recruitment apparatus designed to project power across the African continent and beyond. Central to this information ecosystem lies the Telegram channel known as Reverse Side of the Medal, which operates under the handle @rsotmdivision. The channel currently maintains a…
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Russia has condemned the leak of a call recording between Trump envoy Steve Witkoff and Putin’s aide Yuri Ushakov as an attempt to undermine Ukraine peace talks, labeling it as hybrid warfare – Reuters
Kremlin messaging around this leak does not defend peace talks; Kremlin messaging attacks the information environment around those talks. Calling the exposure of a real conversation “hybrid warfare” functions as hybrid warfare and narrative control in its own right. 1. Weaponising the “hybrid warfare” label Russian officials grab a Western term of art, strip it of meaning,…
Operational Assessment of Adversarial Deepfake Capabilities- Russian Use
Russian operators possess a fully operationalized deepfake ecosystem that renders traditional Western identity verification obsolete and enables industrial-scale reputational attacks. Analysis of Russian social media posts confirms that Russian actors successfully exploit consumer-grade synthetic media tools to bypass “Know Your Customer” (KYC) protocols, defeat biometric liveness checks, and evade Western AI safety filters. A nexus…
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Russian intelligence services rely on human collectors to compensate for gaps in technical intelligence
A foreign national operating near the Khmelnytskyi nuclear power plant adds a sharper edge to the long-running FSB campaign against Ukrainian energy infrastructure. A Middle Eastern citizen living in Zviahel drew immediate attention from the SSU once his pattern of movement brought him repeatedly into proximity with energy assets in Zhytomyr and Khmelnytskyi regions. A…
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