A reminder, given today's Ukrainian drone strikes, that it is becoming borderline-insane that we routinely allow ships *owned and operated by DoD-designated Chinese military companies* to sit in our ports with thousands of containers onboard and under their control.

❗️Details of Operation Spiderweb from 🇺🇦Ukrainian military journalist Yuriy Butusov: ▪️SBU agents transported 150 small attack drones and 300 rounds of ammunition to the territory of the Russian Federation. ▪️116 drones took to the air. ▪️The drones were controlled via Russian

The blow to strategic aviation is not only a hit to Russia’s nuclear triad, but also a major setback to its power projection and geopolitical decision-making. With no easy or quick way to restore the loss, Russia may be forced to reassess the war’s cost-benefit ratio

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“The ‘office’ of our operation on Russian territory was located directly next to an FSB headquarters in one of their regions,” — Zelenskyy.

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For those in the Australian government & Dept of Defence that have resisted learning from Ukraine & use of autonomous systems, & who remain addicted to big, expensive, exquisite systems in small numbers - are you listening now? ⁦Richard Marles⁩ kyivindependent.com/enemy-bombers-…

Ukraine is attacking Russia again with 150 long range drones heading in the direction of Moscow.

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Today, a brilliant operation was carried out. The preparation took over a year and a half. What’s most interesting, is that the “office” of our operation on Russian territory was located directly next to FSB headquarters in one of their regions. In total, 117 drones were used in

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Clearer images of the suspect who threw some kind of incendiary device, likely a molotov cocktail, at supporter of Israel earlier in Boulder, Colorado. He appears to be holding the devices he used to commit the attack in the picture, right before he is arrested by Boulder Police.

The war has come to Russia. It's loud in many places in Russia, including Voronezh, Rostov and Ryazan tonight - the regions are under attack by UAVs, media report.

Boulder Police Chief: "We're not calling it a terror attack at this point," "would be irresponsible" and "way too early to speculate on the motive." The terrorist was filmed shouting about ending Israel and Zionists before throwing the petrol bombs

As we speak, the first SAR imagery is coming in, confirming the losses. x.com/CSBiggers/stat…

This has grabbed the attention of every Air Force on the planet. The terrorism implications for civil aviation are also dire.

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“The attack shows that not all Russian organisations are learning from the war at the same speed. While frontline ground forces appear to be in a very rapid learning and adaptation cycle, the Russian Air Force seems to be learning more slowly. There have been multiple drone

Pics of the camouflaged spiderweb FPV drone containers.

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