Amanda Williams

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‘Fate would do what it wills’

[Amanda Williams @AmandaSWill92]

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[Jarl Finland @jalle51]

One by one, they turn their backs on the Russians.

Armenia 🇦🇲 has officially joined the EU’s sanctions against Russia a major geopolitical break with Moscow and a clear sign that Yerevan is pivoting toward Europe.

The move follows EU aid packages and Brussels condemning Russia’s “economic coercion.”

[Jarl Finland @jalle51]

Ukraine has now done something that makes Russian military bloggers hyperventilate

Ukraine struck the Kamensky Combine with Neptune cruise missiles, hitting one of Russia’s most critical facilities for Iskander‑M solid fuel production.

Satellite imagery shows multiple buildings destroyed, including shaping workshops, raw‑material storage, and polymerization halls.

The strike also burned Pantsir‑S1 and S‑300/S‑400 radar positions. Russia didn’t just lose a factory — it lost the factory that keeps its missile factories running.

This is not a “damage event.” It’s a strategic amputation.

[WanderLens @naturebeauty760]

Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮

[Jarl Finland @jalle51]

If Pyongyang sends troops, then we will too.”
. If we don’t send our own soldiers – give Ukraine everything they need !!!

You’re right: Europe should never have allowed North Korea to send troops to Ukraine.

It should have been a red line. If Pyongyang sends soldiers, NATO sends soldiers — or at least lifts every restriction and gives Ukraine the tools to neutralize them.
Allowing the world’s worst dictatorship to gain combat experience in Europe is a profound moral failure.

[Jarl Finland @jalle51]

Do we pay or sell it to Ukraine?

Fear and confusion in Murmansk.
Russia asked India for emergency gasoline shipments — India delivered. Then Moscow refused to pay the price: 150,000 rubles per ton, demanding the “domestic” rate instead, roughly one‑third.

India’s response was simple: Do not unload the cargo.

So the tankers sit there, full and locked, a floating reminder that Russia’s fuel system is cracking under its own contradictions — desperate for imports, unwilling to pay, and now stuck in a standoff of its own making.

[Jarl Finland @jalle51]

Russian news sites and Telegram channels are now circulating images of the strike on the flagship Admiral Makarov.

The photos show heavy fire, thick smoke and clear impact points on the vessela major blow to one of Russia’s key Kalibr‑launching frigates.

Ukraine’s long‑range drones and missiles are reaching deeper into Russia’s naval infrastructure than Moscow wants to admit.

#Ukraine 🇺🇦 #Russia 🇷🇺 #BlackSeaFleet

[NEXTA @nexta_tv]

An explosion has rocked the Stora Enso plant in Finland

The incident occurred overnight in the city of Imatra, near the Russian border. A tall oil tank ruptured at the pulp and board mill, sparking a fire.

Around 50 cubic meters of oil leaked out, with some of it entering Lake Saimaa. Firefighters battled the blaze for more than two hours.

The preliminary cause is believed to be a technical malfunction. Pressure inside the tank rose sharply, causing its wall to rupture.

[Jarl Finland @jalle51]

Steven Seagal has spent years serving as a dependable mouthpiece for the Kremlin, happily lending his faded celebrity to Russian state messaging.
But now his chapter in Putin’s orbit appears to be ending in the most predictable way possible.

After selling his Moscow home for roughly $1.3 million, reports suggest Seagal may soon have his remaining assets in Russia seized by the state.
It’s a familiar pattern: once a foreign “friend of the regime” stops being useful, the Kremlin’s loyalty evaporates — and their money often disappears with it.

Seagal, a once‑famous action star whose career and finances have been in decline for years, seems to be learning the same lesson many others have learned the hard way.
In Russia, the state protects its own interests first — and its imported allies last.

[CityVibesX @earthviewss1]

Helsinki, Finland ❄️🇫🇮

[Jarl Finland @jalle51]

Russian corvette sunk in the Black Sea.
The Russian missile corvette Ivanovets was destroyed about 12 km off Donuzlav, near Crimea — hit by Ukrainian MAGURA V5 naval drones.

This is another blow to Russia’s Black Sea Fleet, which has suffered losses at a pace rarely seen in modern naval warfare.

The MAGURA V5 once again proves why it’s Ukraine’s most effective sea‑drone platform: fast, stealthy, and capable of sinking vessels that should be protected.

In short: One corvette down. One fleet more anxious.

[CityVibesX @earthviewss1]

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[TheCityGuide @TheCity66]

Grindelwald Switzerland 🇨🇭

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📍 Lake Lungern, Switzerland 🇨🇭

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📍 Grindelwald, Switzerland 🇨🇭

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Switzerland 🇨🇭

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Grindelwald, Switzerland 🇨🇭

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Grindelwald, Switzerland 🇨🇭

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Grindelwald, Switzerland 🇨🇭

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Switzerland 🇨🇭