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M3 Grease Gun 🇺🇸 vs MP40 🇩🇪 🔥 | Which One Is Better?

American M3 Grease Gun 🇺🇸 vs German MP40 🇩🇪!

Two iconic submachine guns from World War II history! 🔥

Which one do you like more — the M3 Grease Gun or the MP40? 🤔

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🇺🇸🇺🇦🚀 If Ukraine receives Tomahawk missiles, we will only strike Russian military targets, — Zelensky

The Russians sell energy, receive money, and invest it in the military. For us, these are military targets. I think the most important thing is to reduce Russia's ability to continue such a protracted war.

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“Neutral” Beijing is helping Moscow expand its production of combat drones

The Washington Post revealed that China has sharply increased exports to Russia of key drone components — fiber-optic cables and lithium-ion batteries. In June alone, battery exports reached $54 million.

These parts are used in cable-controlled drones that cannot be jammed by electronic warfare systems — a type Russia is now actively deploying on the front lines.

According to WP, Russian companies Rustakt, ASFPV (PGI Technologies), and Stribog are working with Chinese suppliers and even setting up joint production lines.

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😂Tarantino-style dialogues of schoolkids from Orsk who spotted a Ukrainian drone in the sky.

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Attack on Putin! Ukrainian drones scare the Kremlin boss

Ukrainian drones struck Sochi while Putin was present, reports The Moscow Times.

The raid occurred on the evening of October 2, following Putin’s speech at the Valdai Forum.

Airports in Sochi and Gelendzhik were urgently closed, and the city’s mayor declared a drone threat.

Kremlin maniac got scared…

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Putin Angers Trump Team, Derails Ukraine Negotiations

According to the Financial Times, a “tectonic shift” occurred within President Trump’s circle after the Kremlin continued bombing Ukraine, ignoring Washington’s generous offers.

Trump had proposed Putin a highly advantageous deal to end the war, which included lifting sanctions, recognizing Crimea as Russian, and economic cooperation, including joint Arctic resource development.

However, the Kremlin overestimated its position: Putin demanded the surrender of Ukrainian territories, derailing negotiations that had been ongoing for over six months and culminated in a personal meeting in Alaska.

Now, the U.S. is providing Kyiv with intelligence for strikes on Russia’s energy infrastructure, which in September led to the shutdown of five refineries and a gasoline crisis.

Washington’s rhetoric has also hardened: special envoy Kit Kellogg vowed that the U.S. military would “kick Russian troops’ asses,” and Trump called Russia a “paper tiger.”

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“Pyatnashka” Commander Killed

Batal Bigvava, known as “Balu,” the commander of the international brigade “Pyatnashka,” was killed fighting in Ukraine.

His funeral on October 1 in the unrecognized region of Abkhazia was attended by the self-proclaimed “president” Badra Gunba, according to local media.

The “Pyatnashka” unit has been fighting alongside Russian-backed separatists against Ukraine since 2014 and is accused of kidnappings, torture of prisoners, and looting.

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Russians Target Ukraine’s Power Grid

Over the past 24 hours, Russia has carried out massive strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.

Power outages affected multiple regions: in Donetsk, Druzhkivka and Kostiantynivka are completely without electricity, and Kramatorsk is experiencing disruptions after a local CHP plant was hit.

In Sumy, Shostka district lost power due to “Shahed” drone attacks. In Kyiv region, Slavutych was without electricity for two days; backup power is now being restored.

Ukrenergo reports the worst situation persists in Chernihiv and Sumy regions.

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🔥Drones have struck Russia’s largest oil refinery — the KINEF plant in the Leningrad region has been successfully hit. A fuel crisis is looming!

Kirishinefteorgsintez is located more than 800 kilometers from the Ukrainian border and is one of the largest oil refineries in Russia. The plant, situated in the city of Kirishi in the Leningrad region, is a subsidiary of Surgutneftegaz.

This is not the first attack on the refinery: it was previously targeted in March and September. After the last strike, the plant was forced to shut down a unit that provided up to 40% of its capacity.

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🇺🇦🇩🇰Ukrainian forces shot down several drones in Danish airspace — an exchange of combat experience

Representatives from various countries observed the exercise.A Danish QinetiQ drone was intercepted and shot down by a Ukrainian Sting interceptor drone.

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🇵🇱IMPORTANT: DETAILS EMERGE IN THE HIGH-PROFILE ATTACK ON A UKRAINIAN IN WROCŁAW

The teenagers who assaulted him turned out to be Ukrainian citizens themselves, local police reported.

Three of them have been charged with assault and causing bodily harm. The underage suspects will face the family court.

Police have not yet disclosed their motives.

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BREAKING: ⚡️They have nothing human left. Russians launched a targeted strike on a passenger train in Ukraine’s Sumy region

The attack hit the Shostka–Kyiv train while it was at the station in the Shostka community. More than 30 people were injured.

Rescuers, medics, and emergency services are working at the scene.

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Just inhumane. Zelensky released a video showing the aftermath of a Russian strike on a passenger train in Ukraine’s Sumy region

The occupiers attacked the railway station in Shostka, Sumy region, using drones. At the time of the attack, Ukrzaliznytsiaemployees and passengers were at the station.

💥 “The Russians could not have been unaware that they were targeting civilians. This is terror that the world has no right to ignore,” said the President of Ukraine.

At least 30 people were injured.

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he moment a Russian Shahed drone struck a passenger train in the Ukrainian city of Shostka was captured on video

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🤬 This is what the inside of the train attacked by the Russians looks like

It’s worth recalling that the terrorists waited until the rescue operation began at the station — and then struck a second time.

Ukrainian media report a critical situation in Shostka: after several days of nonstop attacks, the city has no water, gas, or electricity.

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🇨🇿 In the Czech elections (which are very important for Ukraine), 70% of the votes have already been counted — and here’s who’s leading

On October 3–4, Czechs voted for candidates to the 200-seat Chamber of Deputies — the most important of the two chambers of parliament in Prague.

According to iDNES:
📍The party of Andrej Babiš is leading with 37.1% of the votes.
📍In second place is the ruling Together right-centrist bloc with 21.4%.
📍Next come: STAN (“Mayors and Independents”) — 10.7%, SPD (“Freedom and Direct Democracy”) — 8.2%, the Pirate Party — 8%, and Motorists — 7%.
📍The populist party Stačilo! (“Enough!”) is at 4.5%, just below the 5% threshold.

❗️Why are these results so important?

Former Prime Minister and leader of ANO (“Action of Dissatisfied Citizens”) Andrej Babiš is a fierce critic of the European Union and has previously threatened to stop military aid to Kyiv.

Babiš’s victory could lead to a shift in the country’s foreign policy — including its stance toward Ukraine.

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🇺🇸🇺🇦🚀 The U.S. will provide Ukraine with intelligence to support long-range missile strikes deep inside Russia’s energy infrastructure, marking the first time the Trump administration authorizes such targeting help, - WSJ

NATO allies are being asked to join. Targets: Refineries, pipelines, power stations.

U.S. is also weighing delivery of Tomahawk cruise missiles (range ~1,500 miles) and Barracudas (~500 miles). No final decision yet.