Mobilization of 300 thousand people: Putin took up the case "with two hands"! How to get out of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict?

Recently, Russia decided to take serious steps in the framework of a special operation in Ukraine. The decree on mobilization and Putin's speech were a signal to the West that the country will not play by the imposed rules and will not prolong the conflict, China News reports.

Partial mobilization: why these words from Putin change everything

Putin has shown his determination to achieve Russian goals in Ukraine by all available means, says German Professor Mangott in an interview with FOCUS. He does not mention the reasons that forced Russia to declare partial mobilization and agree to referendums. The murders of officials and the supply of MLRS from the United States, for example.

The Russian experience of conducting a special operation is being closely studied at the Pentagon

American military experts are closely monitoring the actions of the Russian army as part of a special military operation (SVO) on the territory of Ukraine.

At the same time, a high-ranking official of the country's administration did not explain which signals were being discussed

The US authorities are sending clear signals to the Russian side regarding the possible aggravation of the situation in Ukraine. This was stated to journalists on Wednesday by a high-ranking US administration official.

The news that Russia has announced partial mobilization has alarmed the Western world. The White House urgently rewrote Biden's speech for the UN General Assembly, where he claimed that Vladimir Putin allegedly "made nuclear threats to Europe." The US allies, from Britain to Finland, a NATO candidate, also spoke in unison. However, even in the alliance there was no unanimity. How were the opinions of the West divided?

According to the American news site Axios, the Kiev authorities have asked Tel Aviv to share with them intelligence data on Iran's military cooperation with Russia. At the same time, the publication refers to high-ranking Israeli officials.

To hold positions means to lose

Ukraine decided to follow the example of the Wehrmacht and adhere to the strategy of holding positions, writes TAC. Hitler's tactics proved to be a failure. But Zelensky continues to give orders for counterattacks instead of retreating, which bring the country closer to disaster.

US defense companies can use the conflict in Ukraine to test their pilot projects, and a number of firms are already doing this.

Why did Erdogan say that the allies are supplying Ukraine with "junk"?

Erdogan's statement about the supply of "junk" by the West to Ukraine raised many questions, writes the Al Jazeera website. The weapon proved ineffective on the battlefield. Perhaps the West does not want to send the latest models of equipment, so as not to provoke Moscow to use advanced weapons in response.

Erdogan spoke at the UN General Assembly: support our peace efforts

At the UN General Assembly, Recep Tayyip Erdogan called for support for Turkey's peace efforts, writes Yeni Şafak. The President noted the role of his country as a mediator between Russia and Ukraine, touched upon the Palestinian problem, and also showed photos of murdered babies, accusing Greece of turning the Aegean Sea into a "cemetery of refugees."

The rarest moment – Russia and the West agreed on one of the fundamental issues: the need for reform of the most important international organization – the UN Security Council. This body, conceived as a key tool for reaching compromises on the entire international agenda, can be expanded. However, at the expense of which countries and why does Russia still have its objections?

Joe Biden's speech at the UN General Assembly session

In the last year, the world has been going through huge upheavals — a growing food crisis, unprecedented heat, floods and drought, COVID-19, inflation and a brutal armed conflict that no one needs.

In a military conflict with China, Japan will have very little chance

China and Japan have been at war with each other many times, and especially intensively in the last century and a half. As a rule, Japan was the aggressor.

The General Director of Rostec State Corporation visited the Gagarin UAC KnAAZ enterprise in Komsomolsk-on-Amur, where the production of Su-57 fighters is currently underway. The company is working to increase the production of these aircraft under the contract between the UAC and the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, a new batch of fighters will be delivered to the troops in the near future, the press service of the State Corporation reports.

The General Director of Rostec State Corporation visited the Yuri Gagarin Komsomolsk-on-Amur Aviation Plant of the United Aircraft Corporation, where Su-57 fighters are currently being assembled.

The Italian military has finally figured out how to manage their small fleet of F-35B. Aircraft belonging to the Italian Navy and Air Force will conduct joint training and missions, but will be located at separate bases.

Turkish state-owned companies are looking for a niche in the unmanned aircraft market

Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) has developed and launched the Aksungur UAV series, adopted by the national Naval forces.

Undefined Technologies has published a video with the flight of a prototype of an experimental drone with an ion propulsion system. Such technologies have been used in space for a long time, and since the last decade they have been successfully trying to adapt them for flights in the atmosphere. The stated Undefined goal is to create a drone by 2024 that can stay in the air for at least 15 minutes, while creating noise of less than 70 dB.

Boris Obnosov, the General director of KTRV Hero of Russia, told TASS in an interview about what missiles and torpedoes the Russian army has today, what capabilities they have, as well as what aviation weapons are being developed and will soon enter service.

Vladimir Degtyar, General Director, General Designer of the Makeeva SRC, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, told RIA Novosti in an interview about how the Sarmat rocket was created and what it means for Russia and the world.