DIU, SSU strike multiple several facilities in Russia
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DIU, SSU strike multiple several facilities in Russia

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Source:  online.ua

Thanks to the joint operation of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine (DIU) and the Security Service of Ukraine (SSU) on July 9, powerful explosions rocked the Akhtubinsk military airbase in the Russian Astrakhan region. Also, a 500 kV electrical substation in the Rostov region and an oil depot in Kalach-on-Don in the Volgograd region were impacted. The online.ua sources in DIU reported about it.

Points of attention

  • Intelligence insiders reveal details of a successful attack on enemy targets in Russia.
  • DIU and SSU announced new explosions in Russia shortly.
  • The joint operation of the DIU and the SBU confirms Ukraine's readiness to defend its interests in the global political arena.

What is known about joint DIU and SSU operation

During the drone attack on the Akhtubinsk military airfield, Russian Telegram channels reported the operation of the Pantsir air defence system and a series of powerful explosions.

However, this information was later removed.

According to Ukrainian intelligence officers, this indicates a successful attack because the Russian authorities usually clear the information space in case of damage to critical military facilities.

The DIU, together with the SSU and other Ukrainian Defence Forces, will continue to provide hot summer nights at Russian military facilities working for the war against Ukraine, online.ua sources in DIU said.

The news is updated...

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Sikorsky named the best security guarantee for Ukraine

Sikorsky voiced his position
Source:  TVN24

Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski, reflecting on the defense of Ukraine in the event of a ceasefire with Russia, stated that the best guarantee of security for the country is the Ukrainian army.

Points of attention

  • Ukraine's well-equipped and experienced army, known for its use of drones, plays a crucial role in ensuring the country's security.
  • French leader Macron is contemplating deploying European forces in Ukraine, potentially along the Dnieper line, away from the front line.

Sikorsky voiced his position

The Polish diplomat reacted to the meeting of the leaders of the "coalition of the determined", which took place on March 27 in Paris.

What is important to understand is that the coalition is considering the possible deployment of "deterrence forces" in Ukraine in the future.

According to Sikorsky, his country will be in this coalition, but not physically in Ukraine itself.

There are various echoes of these negotiations, both at the level of staff representatives in Great Britain and at the political level in Paris. These concepts are still at the stage of agreement... The biggest, best guarantee of Ukraine's security is a brave and well-equipped Ukrainian army.

Radoslav Sikorsky

Radoslav Sikorsky

Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland

The head of Polish diplomacy once again reminded that the Armed Forces of Ukraine is the largest army in Europe, which has experience in waging this new type of war involving millions of drones.

What is important to understand is that French leader Emmanuel Macron is considering deploying a European contingent in Ukraine away from the front line, one option being deployment along the Dnieper line.

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Baltic states fear Russia's ceasefire against Ukraine

The Baltic States Do Not Believe That Russia Will Stop
Source:  Financial Times

The defense ministers of the Baltic countries are convinced that a ceasefire on the Ukrainian front will sharply increase the security threat to their region from the aggressor country Russia.

Points of attention

  • The Kremlin's plans to enhance military production and deploy additional troops near the Baltic states have raised alarm among Baltic defense officials.
  • The Baltic defense ministers emphasize the need for heightened vigilance and preparedness in the face of potential Russian military escalation following a ceasefire in Ukraine.

The Baltic States Do Not Believe That Russia Will Stop

Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are convinced that Russian dictator Vladimir Putin will not stop at Ukraine after the Trump administration concludes a ceasefire agreement.

As it became known recently, the Kremlin has already planned to increase military production and additional troops along the borders of the Baltic countries.

Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur has already made a statement on this matter.

"We all understand that once the war in Ukraine is stopped, Russia will very quickly redeploy its forces. This means that the threat level will also increase significantly very quickly," he said.

An identical statement on this matter was also made by the Head of the Lithuanian Ministry of Defense, Dovilė Šakalienė.

According to her, the aggressor country will use the time after the ceasefire to accelerate the buildup of its military potential.

They already have a huge, combat-trained army, which will become even larger,” said Dovile Šakaliėne.

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