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UK Mirror: Russian air defences were overwhelmed as drones carried out a strike on the oil terminal in Vladimir Putin’s home city St Petersburg.
Russian air defences were overwhelmed as drones carried out a strike on the oil terminal, which has a capacity of 12.5 million tons, in Vladimir Putin’s home city St Petersburg.
Ferguson: Is Peace at Hand in Ukraine?
“It sent the same message that (Russian) aggressors have been sending since the earliest days of siege warfare: Be afraid.”
Chris Snow: All Roads Lead To Crimea: The Siege Of Crimea Is Causing a Fuel and Food Logistics Collapse Under Mounting Drone Strike Pressure.
Chris Snow reports on the devastation that Ukraine defense forces are inflicting on the Russian aggressors. Excerpt: My June research will show how Russia’s failing war effort is leading towards the poverty driven and crushing defeat that I had promised to them...
Estonian Spy Chief Reports: Russia is in a very bad place
“[For Putin] at this point, are only bad options.
Ukraine Defeating Russia? Ukrainian Drones Traumatizing Russia.
“The devastating strikes on warehouses owned by Wildberries – the country’s biggest online marketplace – have shattered Russian morale.”
The Coming Brutal Power Struggle Between Russian Thugs Post Putin
“Whoever comes to power after Putin is most likely going to be willing to trade the war in Ukraine to keep his own power.
Zugzwang! Project Syndicate: Putin Has Run Out of Moves
“The downside risks are legion. Russian troops have barely advanced in Ukraine this year, and Russia cannot spend more on its military without triggering financial instability. Meanwhile, Ukraine has brought the war to Russia, with its drones decimating oil and gas facilities and even e-commerce warehouses, thus souring Russians on Putin’s war. A Russian friend in exile recently characterized Putin’s plight as Zugzwang, a chess term for when a player’s only options will leave him in a worse position.”
The “August Curse” Lands on Russia via Putin
Anxiety, on the rise since April, had become the dominant public mood by July, according to the Kremlin-linked Public Opinion Foundation, with 55 per cent of Russians saying it was the prevailing mood among family, friends and colleagues, up from 40 per cent in 2025.
The End of Putin? (Who and What Comes Next?)
“It could, indeed, represent a signal either from within the security elite or the business oligarchy that – should they find a window from which to push the president – they might be open to a strategic deal with the West.”
Ukraine Destroys the Air Defenses Around Putin’s $1+ Billion Palace!
“… the property includes a church, a hockey rink, a movie theater, a karaoke/hookah lounge, a beer hall, a billiards room, several restaurants, a swimming pool, an aqua disco, a spa, saunas, Turkish baths, its own meat-fish, vegetable, and dessert processing facilities, a therapeutic mud warehouse, a library, a music lounge, a helipad, and more.”