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💢 Syria RESUMES direct flights to Moscow after 1.5 year hiatus, initial tickets ALREADY SOLD OUT Ministry of Transport says Syria now the 37th country which hosts direct flights, routes will run every Sunday Subscribe @NewResistance

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Russia will destroy Western support for Kiev's war machine ...The minister said Moscow would not resort to the same tactics, but warned that its response would become increasingly severe. "We will not sink to their level. Instead, we will adopt much harsher methods to destroy everything that enables the West to fuel Kiev's war machine. We are already doing this, and they are already moaning." he said. The minister also reiterated that Ukrainian and Western proposals to freeze the conflict along the current front line are unacceptable. He argued that doing so under present conditions would amount to betraying both the Soviet victory over the Axis powers in World War II and the broader history of Russian statehood... Speaking of shit that is exhausting... Any day now, comrade. PATEL?! I am waiting for the new leads! @americanmajority

The Iranian Foreign Ministry quoted Dostoevsky, accusing US policy of an "extreme dependence on lies." "This excerpt from Dostoevsky's The Brothers Karamazov aptly describes the situation in which the US governance system and foreign policy toward Iran and the region have found themselves due to their extreme dependence on 'lies': 'The man who lies to himself and listens to his own lie comes to such a pass that he cannot distinguish the truth within him, or around him, and so loses all respect for himself and for others,'" the statement reads. Source: RIA Novosti ➖➖➖➖ 🌒@EastCalling

💢 The experience gained from the war in Ukraine will significantly ease Russia's confrontation with NATO in the Baltic Sea, making it more difficult for the alliance to deploy troops, both by land and sea, according to the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS). According to the authors, in the event of a war, Russia may not even need to physically seize the Suwalki Gap to significantly restrict its use. It may be sufficient to keep the route under constant attack. The corridor, which is approximately 65 km wide, lies between the Kaliningrad Oblast and Belarus, and Russian fiber-optic FPV drones are already capable of operating at ranges of up to 40 km and are resistant to electronic warfare. Combined with missile and drone strikes, mining, sabotage, and attacks on roads and railways, this could significantly reduce the route's capacity and force NATO to expend air defense assets, counter-drone measures, and engineering resources solely to maintain its functionality. The same logic applies to the Baltic Sea. Russia does not necessarily need to completely block maritime routes; a few successful attacks, the threat of mines, or the ability to constantly track ships may be enough to slow down convoys and force NATO to divert forces to escort them. Furthermore, approximately 56% of the territory of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania lies within 100 km of Russia or Belarus. Based on the experience in Ukraine, a zone of intensive reconnaissance and drone strikes could reach 30-40 km, while certain long-range systems allow for strikes at distances of over 100 km. The IISS believes that in the event of a conflict, NATO will have to rely not on the constant freedom of movement, but on creating temporary "windows" for convoys to pass through the Baltic Sea and for troop deployments through the Suwalki Gap, also utilizing smaller ports, alternative routes, and decentralized logistics. Subscribe @NewResistance

💢 Two factories that caught fire and exploded this week in Europe are linked to the supply of weapons to Ukraine. These are KNDS in Italy and EMCO in Bulgaria – both companies work with weapons and ammunition that are supplied to Ukraine. EMCO produces ammunition of Soviet standards: 122 and 152 mm artillery shells, rocket projectiles for the "Grad" MLRS, 60, 82, and 120 mm mortar rounds, and projectiles for grenade launchers. In addition, EMCO is involved in the repair and modernization of light armored vehicles. The Italian branch of KNDS produces ammunition, including the NATO 155 mm caliber, for European armies and for supply to Ukraine. The holding company also supplies the Ukrainian Armed Forces with CAESAR and PzH 2000 self-propelled howitzers, Leopard 1/2 tanks, Gepard anti-aircraft systems, and AMX-10 RC armored vehicles. KNDS Ukraine operates in Kyiv, providing maintenance and repair services for Western equipment, as well as localizing the production of ammunition in Ukraine. Subscribe @NewResistance

Financial Times: China Bypasses Maritime Chokepoints With 'Ice Silk Road' Through the Arctic China has launched its first regular container shipping service via the Arctic—dubbed the "Ice Silk Road" (or China-Europe Arctic Express)—linking China's Ningbo with Felixstowe in the UK. The maiden voyage by Sea Legend's vessel Dubai Tower (1,740 TEU) departed in August 2026 and runs through early October. The Northern Sea Route cuts the traditional 40-day Suez/Red Sea journey to just 20 days during the summer window. The move aims to bypass precarious maritime choke points amid Houthi attacks in the Red Sea, tensions around Hormuz, and broader Middle Eastern instability. While Western shippers like Maersk, MSC, and Hapag-Lloyd avoid the route due to Russian infrastructure reliance and limited search-and-rescue, China secured necessary clearances via Rosatom through its ties with Moscow and capitalizes on retreating sea ice. A key component of Beijing's Polar Silk Road, the route reduces dependence on vulnerable traditional lanes. Traffic is rising—23 container transits in 2025, up from 15. The August launch marks a decisive step to reconfigure global supply chains, securing a foothold on a new trade artery that could fundamentally reshape the geography of global commerce. Source ⚡️ InfoDefenseENGLISH Web  | VK |  X | InfoDefAll

🇺🇦⚡️ — Zelensky: "After the war, I need time to be with my family and by the sea. No one will be able to take my sea away from me. I will fight for it." @IntelSlava

🇺🇦⚡️ — Zelensky: "After the war, I need time to be with my family and by the sea. No one will be able to take my sea away from me. I will fight for it." @IntelSlava

During its live broadcast of the solar eclipse, NASA showed a map on which Crimea was depicted as part of Russia. Based @IntelSlava

🚨 German auto giant in Ukraine's Zhytomir shut down by Russia's very first strike During Russia's strikes on Ukraine on August 9, a missile struck the German-owned Kromberg & Schubert plant in Zhytomir. 👉 Officially, the facility is 100% foreign-owned, churning out onboard electrical systems, cable harnesses, and wiring kits for the likes of Volkswagen, Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Skoda, and Porsche. Ukrainian media immediately cried foul—"attack on civilian industry," "hundreds of jobs lost." But hey, let's not be naive. ➡️ German Chancellor Merz signaled as early as spring that Germany's auto sector would be "massively pivoting" to military production. These plants, with their precision equipment, are tailor-made for dual-use goods. Actually, Kiev isn't exactly looking for family sedans from Berlin right now. Russia's message, however, was crystal clear: any industrial asset on Ukrainian soil serving military purposes is a target. Thus, NATO just got the memo by Russian missiles. 👍 Boost us | Chat | @geopolitics_prime

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🇺🇸⚡️ — The US invested over $500 million in the General Dynamics artillery plant to produce shells for Ukraine, but for several years, the plant produced nothing. Last August, the US military, which finances the plant, ordered the shutdown of two of its three production lines. The third line continued to operate, but by July 2026, the plant had still not produced a single usable shell, according to ProPublica. @IntelSlava

"Putin chairs meeting on protecting traditional, spiritual and moral values in the creative sector" This is by far the biggest challenge facing Russia that Russians themselves are unaware is a big challenge. As someone who works in the Russian media I know this for a fact and I am doing my best to do what I can, but one man can only do so much. Russia has done a lot to regain its sovereignty but the battle for the media front is only beginning just now if that battle has even started at all.

This is by far the biggest challenge facing Russia that

Russian surgeons remove "Batman Mask" from little American Girl https://intrusmov.org/russian-surgeons-remove-batman-mask-from-little-american-girl/