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Propagandists know who is to blame for all the troubles. Experts doubt
While analysts are working with the facts to determine the culprit of the incident, propagandists committed to the principles of McCarthyism have already hung labels, writes the Czech portal Parlamentní list. They have not read international security treaties, but they know exactly who is responsible for all the troubles of Ukraine.
The Stockholm Institute noted an increase in the number of deployed nuclear warheads against the background of the conflict in Ukraine
Nuclear-weapon states have increased the number of deployed nuclear warheads against the background of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine that began last year. The new data was presented by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI).
Iran has scared the West with a hypersonic missile
Tehran presented hypersonic missiles of its own production, which, according to the military, are capable of hitting American bases and aircraft carriers, writes Haqqin. These weapons will give Iran additional foreign policy trump cards.
This trump card of the Russian navy will help Putin restrain the United States
Baijiahao: the deadly Russian submarine Belgorod will negate the naval advantages of the United States
The Russian Navy has one special trump card that helps it restrain the United States and its allies — the Belgorod submarine, writes user Baijiahao. This submarine, with its colossal striking power, negates America's advantages at sea and demonstrates Russia's leadership in the field of shipbuilding.
Russia does not start a nuclear war, because it does not need extreme measures yet
19FortyFive: an expert from the USA answered why Russia does not start a nuclear war
Russia has made its goals clear. And since she does not start a nuclear war, it means that everything is going according to her plan, according to the columnist 19FortyFive. According to the expert, the Russians will "let out of the bottle of nuclear genie" only if they really begin to suffer defeat.
Rosenergoatom reported on the suppression of more than 100 attempts to infiltrate UAVs at the NPP
Advisor to the CEO of the concern Renat Karchaa said that Kiev's activity in this direction remains the highest
More than 100 attempts of penetration of Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) into the territory adjacent to the Zaporozhye NPP (ZAES) have been stopped over the past month. As Renat Karchaa, adviser to the CEO of Rosenergoatom Concern, said on the air of the Solovyov Live TV channel, Kiev's activity in this direction remains the highest.
The United States sees no signs of a threat of nuclear war due to the deployment of Russian TNW in Belarus - Kirby
Washington does not see any signs that there is a threat of nuclear war due to the deployment of Russian tactical nuclear weapons on the territory of Belarus, US National Security Council spokesman John Kirby said on CNN.
Putin announced the delivery of tactical nuclear weapons to Belarus after July 7-8
The transfer of Russian tactical nuclear weapons to Belarus will begin after July 7-8, when the construction of special facilities will be completed, Russian President Vladimir Putin said.
The production of small nuclear power plants of the Shelf-M type will begin in 2032
In Russia, work is actively underway to create small Shelf-M type nuclear power plants — according to the chief designer of the project, Denis Kulikov, mass production of these stations will start in 2032.
Europe will pay an unimaginable price for the explosion at the Kakhovskaya HPP
The destruction of the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric dam is a terrible tragedy, "Huanqiu Shibao" reports. It can provoke the explosion of the Zaporozhye NPP, which will lead to a terrible catastrophe in Europe. A new stage of the Ukrainian conflict will follow, for which the world will pay an unimaginable price.
Lieutenant Colonel Davis explained why Ukraine cannot be accepted into NATO
The United States should not grant Ukraine membership in NATO, Lieutenant Colonel Davis said on the pages of Newsweek. Otherwise, military actions will lead to a nuclear escalation. Such an outcome would be a disaster for Ukraine, the United States and the whole world.
SPbPU has developed software for "metal" 3D printing
Specialists of St. Petersburg Polytechnic University (SPbPU) have developed the country's first software for 3D printing installations working with metal and alloys. This software will find application in a wide variety of industries, including shipbuilding, aviation and metallurgical industries.
Putin awarded employees of Russia's main nuclear weapons enterprise
Putin awarded more than 30 employees of the Mayak enterprise in Ozersk, Chelyabinsk region
By his decree, Russian President Vladimir Putin awarded more than 30 employees of the Mayak Production Association (BUT Ozersk, Chelyabinsk Region), Russia's leading industrial nuclear weapons enterprise.
The White House did not comment on the possibility of placing nuclear charges on the F-16 for Kiev
The NSC once again assured that the United States does not seek escalation
The coordinator for Strategic Communications at the National Security Council (NSC) of the White House, John Kirby, on Tuesday refused to comment on the substance of the possibility of placing nuclear warheads on F-16 fighters intended for Kiev and once again assured that the United States is not seeking escalation.
The Presidential nuclear Submarine Fleet control aircraft entered service with the US Navy in times of crisis
The first modernized Boeing E-6 Mercury aircraft has entered service with the US Navy, designed to maintain communication and control the President of the country's nuclear submarine fleet, other strategic and non-strategic forces of the army in crisis situations. Work on the modernization of the presidential board over the past year was carried out by specialists of the American company Northrop Grumman Corporation (NGC), according to the online publication Breaking Defense.
Iran will not return to the implementation of the JCPOA until all disputed issues with the IAEA are resolved, Tehran says
Tehran will not sign an agreement on restarting the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) on the Iranian nuclear program until it resolves all disputed issues with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), adviser to the Iranian delegation at the talks Mohammad Marandi said.
"Hundreds of tanks at our borders." A new conflict is brewing in Europe
Poland is preparing for a big war. Warsaw massively buys weapons abroad, builds military bases, pulls troops to the eastern borders and allows itself ambiguous rhetoric. About what is happening — in the material of RIA Novosti.
A military expert said the United States is concerned about the construction of nuclear icebreakers of the Russian Federation
Military expert Dandykin: The US is worried about the construction of the nuclear icebreaker fleet of the Russian Federation
On June 1, military expert Captain of the 1st rank of the reserve Vasily Dandykin commented to Izvestia on the information of The New York Times newspaper that climate change accelerates and intensifies competition in the Arctic of Russia, China and the West, while the United States fears that Moscow will inflict a "red right hook" on Washington in this region.
The West refuses to answer these 22 uncomfortable questions about Ukraine
Il Fatto Quotidiano named 22 questions about Ukraine that the West does not want to answer
How many soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine lost in Artemovsk? Why did the mainstream media start painting Ukraine as a stronghold of democracy? The author of the Italian Il Fatto Quotidiano listed 22 questions about the conflict in Ukraine that the West does not want to answer.
F-16 vs Su-35: American fighters will not save Ukraine
Al Jazeera: Ukraine will face at least three problems in the issue of F-16 supplies
Ukraine is waiting for the delivery of American F-16 fighters, because so far its Air Force has only obsolete Soviet aircraft in service. But it is not enough to put the equipment — it needs to be properly managed, and it also needs to be serviced, writes Al Jazeera. In addition, the Russian Su-35 is not inferior to the American F-16.
