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Robert "Maďar" Brovdi

  • Jun 22

    Ukraine drone strikes sever Crimea's fuel supply, forcing rationing and power cuts

    Ukrainian drones and missiles struck oil terminals, gas compressor stations, and air-defence radars on both sides of the Kerch Strait overnight, prompting Moscow-appointed authorities to ban all civilian fuel sales and triggering blackouts in Sevastopol.

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Kyiv, Ceuta and rogue agents

Russia pounds Kyiv as Ceuta buckles and AI agents cross safety lines

The day’s hard news clustered around systems that were meant to absorb shocks: air defences, borders, platforms and supply chains. Several did not break, but they bent in public.

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The war in Ukraine and its limits

The reciprocal escalation of long-range strikes continued, with Russia launching a large ballistic missile barrage against Kyiv and Ukraine striking Russian oil infrastructure and a Wildberries facility.

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