‼️🇺🇦🇷🇺 It was a difficult night in Kyiv - The Russians are taking advantage of the shortage of Patriot-type ballistic missiles in Ukraine and are massively trying to bomb Kyiv's civilian infrastructure with ballistic missiles.
Last night, more than 30 Russian and North Korean ballistic missiles targeted civilian objects in Kyiv, including warehouses, residential areas, power distribution facilities, and storage facilities for food and products.
Cluster munitions were used in the attacks on civilian objects.
Due to increased use in the Middle East, the United States is no longer supplying Ukraine with Patriot anti-missile systems. At the same time, Elon Musk has not yet allowed Ukraine to use Starlink satellite internet within Russian territory to track and destroy the launch systems of Iskander-M type ballistic missiles. As a result, Kyiv's airspace is very vulnerable to ballistic missile threats, which the Russians are "effectively" exploiting.
🇺🇦 New footage dropped showing what looks like a Russian Iskander loaded with cluster munitions slamming into Kyiv: one impact, then a chain of explosions ripping outward across the strike zone.
Source: wfwitness, Falcon Intel (Telegram) / Writer: Val
My take on long-term tectonic shifts taking place globally and across the European continent and how to prepare for them. Some occur only once in a millennium, others will reshape security architecture of the European continent.
A longer read ⬇️
https://t.co/JPBBNcDpMn
In this episode of Ukraine This Week, Anna Belokur examines Russia's covert recruitment networks and how the Kremlin systematically enlists ordinary people to carry out sabotage, espionage, and cyberattacks across Ukraine and Europe.
From encrypted Telegram channels to teenage operatives, we uncover the tactics behind one of Europe's fastest-growing security threats.
Watch the full episode here: https://t.co/QnQiFvP7Dc
Russian threat actor Midnight Blizzard is conducting widespread traffic manipulation attacks at hotels worldwide. Result: delivering malware or redirecting auth flows at their discretion, globally.
Since early May 2026, we saw this subcluster manipulate DNS and HTTP traffic from networks served by captive portals to redirect user traffic through actor-controlled infrastructure. We’re calling the campaign CaptiveCrunch.
“We have observed notable commonalities in the equipment and management systems used across multiple affected networks.”
We break down the malware & techniques, but the most important part is how dynamic all of it is: Midnight Blizzard is using AI to support a significant portion of these operations. They are moving and changing quickly.
Feedback welcome on the suggested mitigations: https://t.co/cVGbdQEpXQ
Help spread the word to VIPs in governments, diplomatic entities, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in the US and Europe (probably also those traveling to Black Hat)
@punished_karlik Вьі меня спросите, чи дійсно Павєл Дуров не працює на ФСБ?
Тільки після того, як ФСБ дасть йому полакоміться новічком або есть (кушать) полоній, я скажу: "Да ето так".
Today, as America says farewell to Senator Lindsey Graham, Ukraine remembers a true friend whose courage and clarity never wavered.
His call to provide Ukraine with Tomahawk missiles remains as urgent as ever.
May his words still become action. Rest in peace, Senator.
The 780th Military Intelligence Brigade (Cyber) i used to often repost. For thier articles on hybrid war.
Two weeks ago they were told to close down their social media immediately, Accounts and all posts which are now deleted from the web
Just saw an article for the US Cyber Command that the 780th was subordinate to, and the ceremony to replace the Commander of the 780th.
She and the commands post on a very unreported part of the news these days, will be missed.
Just worth a word a thought.
“Ubique Et Semper In Pugna”
The notice and last post of the 780th
Two Theories Worth a Cyber Commander’s Time
Two theories — cyber persistence and intelligence performance — and what Russia's war on Ukraine reveals about both
https://t.co/r0XsGRbC1J
Production is deterrence.
Fire Point is systematically expanding its capabilities: from 200 FP-1 systems in 2023 to a planned 100,000+ units in 2026. This growth is the result of continuous work – scaling production, shortening manufacturing cycles, and transitioning to larger production runs.
Today, FP-1/2 systems account for the largest share of strikes deep behind enemy lines and in the temporarily occupied territories. The more systems leave our production lines, the fewer safe locations remain for Russia’s military infrastructure.
Deterrence begins where production never stops. Ukraine’s defence industry is not merely holding the line – it is growing. What comes next will be greater in scale, faster and more technologically advanced.
Palantir is proud to support Ukraine.
A segment from Ukraine’s wartime broadcast on our role in helping defend Ukrainian sovereignty:
“A genuine partner during the hardest times of a war for our very existence.”
The 🇪🇺 European Union, 🇫🇷 France and NATO have publicly denounced a wide 🇷🇺 Russian cyber campaign linked to the Federal Security Service (FSB).
What has been revealed is that Russia does not only conduct cyber espionage. It has developed a whole ecosystem of private and public services capable of pressuring Europe and Ukraine.
@AleksanderOlech
https://t.co/118ZY2cmff
EU faces crumbling support for new Russia sanctions. I guess it’s up the Ukraine to continue to impose their own “drone sanctions” to deal with the enemy. https://t.co/qeqLRvd45U
The EU and Britain have unmasked a specialized Russian intelligence unit behind a decade of cyber-espionage, revealing a foiled winter plot to cut power to 500,000 people and exposing the Kremlin’s deep ties to criminal hacking syndicates.
https://t.co/LDJ5oevTSF