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🔥🚁🚁Updated reports on Russian aviation losses during today’s Ukrainian drone attack on Leningrad Oblast: Russia lost a Mi-8 helicopter and a Ka-52 attack helicopter, along with their crews.
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«One's destination is never a place but rather a new way of looking at things.»
Henry Miller
The combat losses of the enemy from February 24, 2022 to November 11, 2026.
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❗️OVER THE PAST 24 HOURS, the 🇺🇦Ukrainian Armed Forces have neutralized 2580 🇷🇺Russian occupiers.
Of those, 708 orcs were neutralized by the Unmanned Systems Forces. In total, they alone have taken out 7006 worms.
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The second round of Ukrainian-American-Russian talks in Abu Dhabi is over.
Something like two hours passed between the news that the “negotiations” had begun and the news that they had ended. Yesterday's first round lasted only slightly longer.
I can tell you with a great deal of confidence what's going on here: the parties have absolutely nothing to discuss, nothing to say to one another, and there was never any real basis for genuine negotiations in the first place.
Russia has no intention of abandoning its war to destroy Ukraine at any price. And thanks to Donald Trump's efforts, it has become vastly more determined and motivated to pursue that war at absolutely any cost.
Ukraine, meanwhile, has no intention of capitulating and accepting its own fall in a war in which it hasn't even been defeated, just to satisfy someone else's petty whims and desire to make a quick buck through shady deals with the Kremlin.
Instead, we're getting this ridiculous circus.
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The last diesel tanker which was still heading for US shores has turned around.
So in summary, Trump's diesel deal with Putin caused no diesel to arrive in the US, didn't drop diesel prices, and caused his party to badly lose the US Midterms.
The Art Of The Deal indeed. 📉💥
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Ukrainian forces are mounting another major attack drone raid into western Russia tonight, with local channels reporting a swarm headed towards targets in the St. Petersburg area.
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💥 The attack on the Leningrad region continues, explosions are heard in the area of port infrastructure.
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1,000 years later, the Rus alliance is still in place.
Leaders of five Nordic nations sit at the same table with Zelenskyy, the leader of Kyiv, discussing how to fight Moscow's latest Mongol khan.
Putin's history lesson isn't working as he expected.
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Russia’s Kirishi oil refinery has reportedly been completely shut down following the Ukrainian drone attack on November 9, according to the "Dosye Shpiona"
The channel claims significant damage to three primary refining units — AVT-2, AT-1 and AT-6 — with a combined processing capacity of 12.3 million tonnes per year, equivalent to roughly 61% of the refinery’s total capacity.
A fuel oil processing complex, a Parex-2 unit, two cooling water systems and connecting pipelines were also reportedly damaged.
Kirishi is Russia’s second-largest refinery, with a total capacity of around 20.1 million tonnes per year, accounting for approximately 7% of the country’s refining capacity.
🔥🛢️Ukrainian drones attacked Russia’s Kirishi oil refinery in Leningrad Oblast overnight on November 9, causing a large fire at the facility.
Kirishi is Russia’s second-largest oil refinery, with a processing capacity of around 20 million tonnes of crude oil per year, accounting for roughly 7% of the country’s total refining capacity.
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And... another one. Last night, Ukrainian 🇺🇦 forces struck the 8th Russian 🇷🇺 refinery in 10 days, after multiple drones struck the Kirishi refinery
This campaign has been very successful these last few days and this is a severe blow to Russia's economy despite the "diesel deal"
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Asking Russia for permission on Ukraine's security guarantees is like giving burglars a say in a home security system.
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A good meeting with Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen @Statsmin. There is a new €645 million defense package for Ukraine. It is primarily funding for the procurement of drones – attack drones and interceptors – ammunition for F-16s, and PURL. A very timely and substantial boost, just as Russia is carrying out its ballistic campaign against our energy infrastructure, water supply, heating, and everything that makes up normal life.
We also discussed additional humanitarian support. Today, ahead of the fourth anniversary of Kherson’s liberation from the Russians, Denmark has also made a decision to support our people in the Kherson region specifically. There is a €20 million energy package for the region. It is very important that Denmark focuses on direct support for our communities. A lot has been done in the Mykolaiv region thanks to these efforts. We are counting on them to continue. We also discussed the results of our work under the Drone Deal, the development of joint production, and work on the FREYJA anti-ballistic program.
I thank Mette, the Government, Parliament, and all the people of Denmark for their unwavering support, truly strong decisions, and leadership in protecting lives and values.
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«The very essence of instinct is that it's followed independently of reason.»
Charles Darwin
The combat losses of the enemy from February 24, 2022 to November 10, 2026.
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Total combat losses of the enemy since the start of the full-scale invasion as of 10 November 2026
Personnel:
˙ approximately 1 611 600 (+2 220)
Weapons and military equipment:
˙ Tanks: 12 465 (+3)
˙ Armored combat vehicles: 25 696 (+13)
˙ Artillery systems: 52 158 (+46)
˙ MLRS: 2 266 (+3)
˙ Air defense systems: 1 754 (+1)
˙ Aircraft: 452
˙ Helicopters: 356
Unmanned systems and missiles:
˙ Ground robotic complexes: 3 117 (+8)
˙ Operational-tactical UAVs: 603 351 (+1 331)
˙ Cruise missiles: 5 196
Naval assets:
˙ Ships/boats: 35
˙ Submarines: 2
Support equipment:
˙ Automotive and fuel tanks: 173 013 (+525)
˙ Special equipment: 4 892 (+3)
Figures in brackets indicate losses over the past 24 hours.
Data are being verified.
The Defence Forces of Ukraine are systematically destroying the enemy's personnel, weapons, military equipment and support assets. This degrades its offensive capabilities, hampers the replenishment of resources and the sustainment of its troops, and reduces russia's ability to continue its armed aggression against Ukraine.
Join the Defence Forces of Ukraine to protect your family and, together, bring a just and lasting peace closer.
Glory to Ukraine!
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"Palermo was seen skipping and smiling while holding a giant bag of cash as he left Moscow"
Swiss reporter Thomas Renggli writes that Italian lawyer Giulio Palermo, who chaired the CAS panel which allowed the return of Russia to IIHF hockey, had appeared as a speaker at an arbitration conference in Moscow a few weeks earlier. CAS knew nothing about its own judge's trip. It raises the question about the integrity of the CAS panel and its decision.
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Notice that every russian peace deal proposal always includes weaking Ukraine military and weapons potential.
1) Specifically caps on the size of Ukrainian military.
2) ban on development of long range weapons
3) ban on foreign military aid
Seems a little sus, doesn't it?
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Moving toward 1,000 carcasses per day by the USF Birds: 801 worms☠️🩸 over the course of November 8. For the third time between November 1–8, USF pilots set a new peak mark for the disposal of enemy manpower in 24 hours – 1 worm every 1.8 minutes of the day (the previous peak was 751 carcasses on November 5 and 708 worms on November 1).
The daily average for the beginning of November stands at 687 enemy personnel and 2,238 enemy targets per day (a target was successfully struck every 38.6 seconds of November).
As of 08:07, the USF online scoreboard “PIDRAKHUYKA” already shows 5,630‼️ enemy personnel in irreversible and sanitary losses (the full assault strength of 12 enemy battalions over 8 days of November) and more than 18,350 enemy targets.
A thousand worms per day by the USF Birds will happen before November is over. This is already obvious.
69.15% of enemy losses (3,893 out of 5,630) – in the Dobropillia and Huliaipole directions.
We will stand. Moscow will fall.
USF online scoreboard “PIDRAKHUYKA” sbs-group.army/
MAGYAR🇺🇦 09.11.26
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Every 29 seconds – minus one occupier
Over the past day, russian invasion units lost 2 980 troops killed and seriously wounded. That is more than the combined personnel of six crews of the cruiser Moskva, and the highest daily losses russia has suffered since the start of the full-scale invasion. The previous record, 2 500, was recorded a week ago, on 2 November.
Since the beginning of 2026, the russian army has already lost 400 410 troops. The enemy passed the 400 000 mark yesterday.
These figures are built on the daily work of the Defence Forces of Ukraine. The russian command keeps driving its units into suicidal assaults, and day after day our warriors stop these attacks.
Having no success at the front, russia is trying to terrorise civilians. We know how hard things are for many families right now. Energy workers, rescuers and utility services are working around the clock to help everyone affected. Take care of yourselves and do not ignore air raid alerts. Support those who are struggling most right now. Together we will endure!
The fight goes on.
Glory to Ukraine! 🇺🇦
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Definitely a bullseye regarding understanding how fortifications work, both from a tactical and strategical point of view.
Totally recommend watching; the video is complete, and the animations help a lot.
Ukraine has spent almost three years digging obstacle belts across its front: anti-tank ditches, dragon's teeth, wire. In 2026 the Russian front still moved past most of them within a month of reaching them, about as fast as over the open ground nearby. Yet Russia's advance fell to about a third of the year before.
The first belts, ordered after the 2023 counteroffensive, often came too late and were dug where digging was easy, far from the troops. From 2025 they were built around the drones: belts at the inner edge of a kill zone, strongpoints behind them, drones over the space between. Russian infantry still gets through in small groups. A column of vehicles does not: one near Pokrovsk ended in an anti-tank ditch, almost entirely destroyed.
Belts rarely stop an advance on their own. They slow it, the heavier the push the more, and they keep dragging after the front passes, because supplies and reserves must squeeze through the same few crossings under drones. That cuts both ways: Ukrainian troops in front of a belt depend on its crossings too, and Russia's own 2022–23 belts in the south sit within Ukrainian drone reach.
Most of Ukraine's new lines have yet to face an attack. They will probably keep Russia on foot.
Thanks @Playfra0 for the work
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