Andreas Denter (@adenter.bsky.social) 🦋™

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[kim høvik @kimhvik2]

Russian KH-101 cruise missiles also slammed into several residental buildings in Kyiv city.

Location: 50.396515, 30.601586

- 3 missiles hit this location while 2 others hit nearby

[Kyiv. The City of Courage @Kyiv]

19 ballistic missiles struck Kyiv in 10 minutes. The attack is going on. Another residential building damaged. People trapped under the rubble. It's the second massive air assault on Kyiv in five days. Ukraine needs more air defense!!! #SkyShieldNow

[UAVoyager🇺🇦 @NAFOvoyager]

Kyiv. There are no words. 31 people were murdered just a few days ago.

Today... it's hell all over again.

We don’t hate russia enough.

[Prof. Bonk 🇺🇦 Perverse & Unintended Consequences @actfast]

🇷🇺 Russians are angry about 5km gas lines. Putin should end the war.

In the meantime, 310 Ukrainian Angry Birds are on their way to Moscow to increase queues. 🦩⬇️🇺🇦⬇️🦩

[Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський @ZelenskyyUa]

Intelligence once again indicates that the Russians are preparing a new massive strike. This is typical of Putin: right after America’s Independence Day and before the NATO Summit in Ankara. Russia wants to bring more evil and kill people. Please stay safe and heed any air raid alerts.

Separately, to partners: any delay with missiles for our air defense – missiles for Patriots – means the loss of lives, and it encourages Russia to continue the war. The world has the necessary quantity and quality of air defense. What is needed are your decisions to ensure real protection of lives in Ukraine.

Above all, these are, of course, decisions by the United States, decisions by the strong countries in Europe and around the world. Please be active in your decisions and protect lives. Missiles for Patriots are needed not in warehouses right now, but in Patriot units in Ukraine. I thank everyone who is providing real help.

[Andreas Denter (@adenter.bsky.social) 🦋™ @adenter]

@MAGAts_Exposed Banana Gunther

[MAGAts_Exposed @MAGAts_Exposed]

Meet MAGAt and pro-Russian grifter Gunther Eagleman (David Freeman).

In late 2024, the U.S. DOJ indicted Tenet Media, revealing it was a covert $10 million Russian influence operation funded by the state-controlled network RT.

Following the indictment, online researchers and critics exposed ties between Freeman's "Gunther Eagleman" account and the network's ecosystem. Freeman defended himself by stating he only received "tens of thousands" of dollars in standard "ad revenue" through X and content distribution networks rather than direct Russian payroll. Critics, however, pointed out that he aggressively deleted dozens of his pro-Russia and anti-Ukraine posts immediately after the DOJ indictment went public.

Even if the money trail was indirect, NATO-affiliated researchers and independent watchdogs have documented that Freeman heavily amplified Kremlin talking points to his over 600,000 followers. This included writing a viral post publicly apologizing to Vladimir Putin for U.S. funding of Ukraine and spreading debunked claims that there was "no video content from the war in Ukraine" to undermine public support for the war effort.

Freeman has worked closely with X Strategies, a right-wing digital consulting firm. These firms frequently act as middlemen—taking money from massive PACs, corporate entities, or foreign-adjacent media networks—and then paying individual influencers micro-fees (like his documented $300 repost fee) to blast out specific narratives, giving the influencers plausible deniability about where the original funding originated.

[Anton Gerashchenko @Gerashchenko_en]

In 1991, there was also a fuel shortage in Russia with huge lines to fill up cars.

It was caused by the collapse of the USSR and shutdowns of oil refineries.

Putin promised stability to Russians, and he's delivering.

[Anton Gerashchenko @Gerashchenko_en]

Will there be an uprising in Russia because of the gasoline crisis? No. The internet shutdowns did not lead to protests, after all.

Most Russians are used to poverty, having no rights, and humiliation. They are intimidated and rather dim-witted. Slaves. Television, a bottle of vodka, and war are enough to keep them satisfied.

A change in power could come through an agreement among the elites if they decide that Putin no longer suits them. But Putin has already "cleansed" the opposition and has moved on to purging his "friends" and inner circle.

A behind-the-scenes war between clans is taking place in the Kremlin - not only over resources, but over survival.

The gasoline crisis will inevitably be followed by a food crisis: without fuel, crops cannot be harvested and food cannot be delivered. Prices will rise.

Then mobilization will follow.

Yes, Russia is heading toward collapse and will crumble. Yes, Putin is leading it into complete chaos. Internal processes of disintegration have already begun. But it will not happen tomorrow. Unfortunately.

[OSINTtechnical @Osinttechnical]

Ukraine’s Air Force has released the first footage of a German-supplied Skynex AAA system shooting down a Russian Kaliber cruise missile with a salvo of Oerlikon 35mm AHEAD airburst rounds.

[Branislav Slantchev @slantchev]

Let me remind you that BigSerge is also the “authority” that Mearsheimer cited for his insights about how the war in Ukraine was going on. These people are so detached from reality that they can’t even tell when some Kremlin shill is just peddling propaganda masquerading as expertise.

[PatriotTakes 🇺🇸 @patriottakes]

Around 400 white nationalist Patriot Front
members are marching in D.C. today with Confederate flags, etc.

A streamer with the group described it as a “total Aryan victory.”

[DroneBomber @DrnBmbr]

🦩 Analysis of Today's Flamingo Missile Strike

After analyzing flight footage, Russian monitoring channels, and local chat groups, this is the current picture:

The missiles' route is shown on the map. The main corridor once again followed the Volga River, heading toward Udmurtia.

Russian sources claim that 8 missiles were intercepted. So far, we have been able to visually confirm only 3 interceptions—those captured on video or reported by eyewitnesses in local groups. There may have been more, but this has not yet been confirmed.

Two missiles were reportedly intercepted by Russian aircraft over Chuvashia. Another was shot down just 3 km from the target, near the city of Votkinsk.

The target of the strike was the Votkinsk Plant in Udmurtia, Russia. The facility is located approximately 1,400 km from Ukrainian-controlled territory. It is one of Russia's key defense-industrial enterprises, producing ballistic missiles including the Iskander, Yars, Bulava, and Oreshnik.

Notably, this plant had already been targeted by Flamingo missiles on the night of February 20, 2026. That strike reportedly caused fires and damage to several production workshops, including Workshops No. 22 and No. 36.

At this stage, it is likely that all of tonight's missiles were intercepted. There is nothing extraordinary about that—not every strike will be 100% successful. The important thing is to keep going. What matters is that more missiles are being produced, production continues, and that is encouraging.

Flamingos keep flying. The migration season is only just beginning.

[Eugene @ScienceDJX]

Idiocracy, it’s not just a movie.

[Cloooud |🇺🇦 @GloOouD]

Occupied part of Zaporizhzhia region. Deep rear of the Russian army.

On a warm day, two not very smart representatives of the Russian army noticed a FPV drone on the road and decided to remove it.

You can see the result in the video.

The guy who loved to report to the operators of drone about the "200" status of his comrade was very amusing.

[MAKS 26 🇺🇦👀 @Maks_NAFO_FELLA]

🇺🇦14th AK's Strela-10 missile system is still accurately shooting down Russian drones

[C4H10FO2P ☠️ @markito0171]

🇷🇺#Russia situation 😂

[Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 @bayraktar_1love]

A Ukrainian FP-1 strike drone circles in the sky over St. Petersburg.

[Kate from Kharkiv @BohuslavskaKate]

KELLOGG: Who is advising Trump on Putin? His son-in-law Kushner and his envoy to Russia, Witkoff. What is their diplomatic background? What they've actually done? They’ve sold real estate. This is not a business deal. This is conflict. You have to understand conflict management.

[Federica Onori @f_onori]

Ieri la Corte di giustizia Ue ha messo la parola fine a ogni ambiguità: diffondere i contenuti di #RT (Russia Today) e degli altri organi di propaganda del Cremlino è vietato. Per chiunque, con qualsiasi mezzo, anche senza scopo di lucro.

È una battaglia che portiamo avanti da anni: decine di atti parlamentari su propaganda russa ed elusione delle sanzioni, le denunce sulle proiezioni di documentari di RT da Oristano a Gorizia.

Proprio sul caso di Gorizia, a ottobre, il Governo ci ha risposto ammettendo nero su bianco 👇 di non aver mai individuato l'autorità competente né adottato le sanzioni che il regolamento europeo impone dal 2022. E al mio ordine del giorno che chiedeva di porre rimedio ha risposto con l'invito al ritiro e il parere contrario.

Dopo questa sentenza non ci sono più alibi: si colmi subito il vuoto. La guerra dell'informazione è parte integrante del conflitto, e l'Italia non può esserne l'anello debole.