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Locking all the doors is priceless."...cyber specialists of the HUR, with the support of the Ukrainian Cyber Alliance organization and the BO Team group, attacked the network and server infrastructure of Gaskar Integration, which is one of the largest suppliers of drones to the Russian army."
HUR and volunteers paralyze the work of one of the largest drone manufacturers in Russia – source
The hackers received full technical documentation on the production of drones, which they passed on to the Defense Forces, the interlocutor told LIGA.netnews.liga.net
There's a YouTube channel called Ukraine War Map. He shows updated graphs of territory gains and losses in each episode.I wonder what the actual Russian gains are this year. There is always a lot of press when Ukraine loses an area but regularly we see small articles on Ukraine making gains in captured territory.
Is a 42 years old machine precise enough?
I guess is more worth than nothing but is good enough?
What I find interesting, is Russia rejected the ultimatum.
People are saying 50 days is "too long", but do they think Russia would have reacted differently to 10 days or 30 days?
Of course Putin wouldn't.
What I am curious about, though, is why 50 days. What's going on in the background that requires such a specific amount of time?
Putin also Trump that he wasn't going to stop, so:Last week Putin told Trump that he figured his troops could wrap things up in 60 days.
Putin also Trump that he wasn't going to stop, so:
https://www.axios.com/2025/07/14/trump-ukraine-weapons-missiles-russia
I have seen some mentions of them already being supplied - see here for example:One does wonder if SAAB's RBS 15 would be useful for the Ukrainians....
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