Thursday, November 3, 2022

Russia Warns U.K. of 'Dangerous Consequences' After Black Sea Attack

"Russia summoned the UK ambassador to Moscow to the Foreign Ministry on Thursday and warned London of "dangerous consequences" after accusing it of helping Kyiv carry out an attack on Moscow's Black Sea fleet in Crimea last week. 
"Such confrontational actions of the English carry a threat of escalation of the situation and could lead to unpredictable and dangerous consequences," the Foreign Ministry said in a statement. " MT

Weapons Destined For Ukraine Ending Up With Finnish Criminals

"According to Christer Ahlgren, superintendent of the Organized Crime Intelligence Unit of
the Finnish National Bureau of Investigation (Keskusrikospoliisi, KRP), .....
“We are seeing signs that these weapons are already in Finland, (…) and we have already seen signs that weapons delivered to Ukraine have been found in Finland,” Ahlgren says." ZH

Wednesday, November 2, 2022

Wheat prices drop as Russia returns to Ukraine grain deal

"Wheat futures dropped over 6% after the Russian Defense Ministry
announced the country had resumed its participation in the deal on the export of Ukrainian grain via the Black Sea." RT

Mobilized Russians Launch Strike to Protest Lack of Payment

"More than 100 mobilized Russian men have gone on strike at their training center in central
Russia to.
The men, who hail from the republic of Chuvashia, said they still haven’t received the promised sum of 195,000 rubles ($3,170) and refuse to fight in Ukraine until they are paid." MT

Ukrainian troops destroy 3 enemy Grad MLRS, Tor missile system, 3 ammo depots in south

"Ukrainian military eliminated 25 Russian invaders and destroyed a significant amount of
equipment and three ammunition depots over the past day. "The situation in the operational zone in Southern Buh direction has not undergone significant changes: it remains difficult but controlled." UAP

Tuesday, November 1, 2022

Pentagon Confirms US Boots Are On The Ground In Ukraine

"Two bombshell reports by the Associated Press and Washington Post Monday and Tuesday have confirmed that the United States has boots on the ground in the Ukraine conflict. Crucially, these troops are performing tasks separate from mere embassy security. ....... this is the start of perhaps inevitable 'mission creep' - as has been seen in other conflict zones (such as Syria). If US troops are doing inspections of Ukrainian arms and ammo, and presumably Russia is currently targeting any and all Ukrainian military bases, this puts American troops and assets in Russia's crosshairs, greatly increasing the possibility that the US and Russia could stumble into a direct shooting war." ZH

Anti-Russian Alliance Fractures After Japan Decides To Stay In Russia's Sakhalin-1 Energy Project

"Japanese government decided to officially screw the sanctions, and remain involved in the
(formerly Exxon-led) Sakhalin-1 oil and gas project in Russia, as it seeks a stable supply of energy (who doesn't) despite international sanctions on Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine." ZH

Monday, October 31, 2022

Biden Lost Temper In Zelensky Phone Call: "Show A Little More Gratitude"

"President Joe Biden briefly lost his temper in a phone call with his Ukrainian
counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky
, after the latter kept pressing for more money and arms.
NBC has cited four officials familiar with a phone call ....."Biden had barely finished telling Zelenskyy he’d just greenlighted another $1 billion in U.S. military assistance for Ukraine when Zelenskyy started listing all the additional help he needed and wasn’t getting.".....Biden, reportedly showing his irritation, explained to Zelensky in that prior phone call, "The American people were being quite generous, and his administration and the U.S. military were working hard to help Ukraine, he said, raising his voice, and Zelenskyy could show a little more gratitude." ZH

Ukrainian Capital Without Power & Water After New Russian Airstrikes

"Much of the Ukrainian capital of Kiev is without electricity or water, after the latest round of major Russian airstrikes on Monday. The Russian military announced 'successful' strikes on multiple of the country's vital infrastructure facilities. These ramped up attacks have created a growing sense of panic with temperatures plunging and winter approaching." ZH

Emergency blackouts are being introduced in Ukraine

"Emergency power outages were introduced in Ukraine as a result of massive attacks on
critical infrastructure by Russians." UAP

Sunday, October 30, 2022

Ukraine Bombards DPR 49 Times Over Past Day

"Ukraine Bombards DPR 49 Times Over Past Day." Sputnik

 

Ukrainian defenders destroy Russian Tunguska air-defence system in Ukraine’s south

"The Armed Forces of Ukraine have destroyed a Russian Tunguska air-defence system and a
Pantsir-S1 air-defence system." UAP

Unmanned surface vehicles hit Admiral Makarov, flagship of Russian Black Sea Fleet

"At least three ships of the Russian Black Sea Fleet, including the Admiral Makarov flagship,
were damaged as a result of the unmanned surface vessel [USV] attack." UAP

Saturday, October 29, 2022

Russia Suspends Participation In Ukraine Grain Deal After "Massive" Drone Attack On Black Sea Fleet

"Russia suspended its participation in the grain and other agricultural products export deal
from Ukraine after a swarm of drones targeted at least one Russian warship.
Following the attack, Moscow immediately suspended its compliance with the deal, known as the Black Sea Grain Initiative, which was formed in July and ended a five-month Russian blockade of Ukraine's ports." ZH

Friday, October 28, 2022

Russia reports ‘abuse’ of Ukraine grain corridor

"The deal which Russia signed with Türkiye and the UN to allow the export of Ukrainian
grain via the Black Sea is being abused, including by smugglers, the Russian Foreign Ministry has said.
Russian experts involved in checking ships sailing under the July agreement are being pressured by an “artificial” crowding of vessels in the port of Istanbul, the ministry said in a statement on Friday. The goal, it believes, is to push them into less rigorous checks of cargos.
Since the route was launched, “over 70 ships were detained. Some of them were banned for the systematic violation of the rules of navigation in the maritime corridor and attempts to smuggle items in specially designed secret compartments,” the statement noted." RT