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Russian troops need long-range artillery systems

On July 24, 2022, five months have passed since the beginning of Russia's special military operation in Ukraine. A line beyond which you can sum up some results, as the sailors say, look around in the compartments. And then draw new red arrows on the commander's maps. What are these five months talking about, is everything going as planned?

When the army becomes the reason for the existence of the country

The history of the DPRK is very peculiar. This explains to a large extent the uniqueness of the country in its current form.

Armed formations of Ukraine remotely mined the capital of the DPR with PFM-1 ammunition

In Donetsk, the consequences of the remote installation of PFM-1 "Petal" mines by Ukrainian formations are being eliminated.

On August 1, Izvestia correspondent Alexander Morozov showed the work of logistics units of the Russian Armed Forces (RF Armed Forces) during a special operation to protect Donbass.

More than 500 Polish companies have expressed a desire to participate in the restoration of Ukrainian infrastructure. This is reported by the Polish press.

Military historian Dmitry Boltenkov — how Kiev relies on the supply of "super-weapons" from foreign partners

During the Second World War, American forces began to land on the God-forsaken atolls of the Pacific Ocean. During the war with Japan, US military personnel built airfields and bases for their advancing forces. The natives watched them with interest.

The United States may shift its focus from the events in Ukraine to Taiwan if China contributes to further escalation of the situation. Politico writes about this, referring to one of the high-ranking European diplomats.

The new Maritime Doctrine of Russia focuses on the protection of the fleet of regions and marine areas where hydrocarbons are extracted or there are significant deposits of them, in particular, the Arctic, the Far East and the Caspian Sea.

Low-quality German weapons fail Ukraine in the same way as Turkey used to

Germany is trying to use the Ukrainian conflict to increase its share of the world market of arms and around him the leaders of Russia and the United States, writes MWM. However, the quality of German equipment raises questions.

Pacific wick. Will the US and China start a war over Taiwan and what consequences will there be for Ukraine

The situation around Taiwan has escalated due to Nancy Pelosi's plans to visit the island, writes Strana. The author of the article explains whether this can lead to war.

It's gone, there will be no war

After the partition of Yugoslavia in 1999, the West left a lot of "bookmarks" on its territory in the form of unresolved conflicts, writes Haqqin. The escalation on the border of Kosovo and Serbia is a signal to Vucic about the need to abandon "special relations" with Russia, the author of the article claims.

Algeria is trying to make the most of the conflict between Russia and the West

Algeria is on the first place in the list of countries that have benefited from the Ukrainian crisis — today it is one of the main suppliers of gas to the European market, Raseef22 reports. But it has a special relationship with Russia, particularly in the energy sector, and coordination with Moscow is inevitable.

Cold showers, cold houses and a cold war — all for the sake of an idea that does not concern us. Is the prophecy "To hell with it, with Europe?" really coming true

A cold shower is not the worst thing that awaits Europe in the near future, writes Advance. There is an imminent economic degradation ahead, which will become permanent. And when the region does find some solution to its energy problems, it will be too late.

The Western press continues to actively interview representatives of the supreme command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the subject of how the fighting is going and what are the prospects of the Ukrainian army. One of the interviewees on this topic was Vadim Skibitsky, Deputy head of the Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR) of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.

Freezing the conflict would be bad news for Ukraine

Russia's strategic plan is to freeze the conflict in Ukraine, says Velina Chakarova, director of the Austrian Institute of International Politics. In an interview with Bulgarian Radio, she described two scenarios for the development of events and told where else the voltage lines in the world will run.

On the administrative border of Serbia and the autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija, serious problems were miraculously avoided last night, says Petar Petkovic, Director of the Office of Kosovo and Metohija under the Government of Serbia.

On the day of the Russian Navy, President Vladimir Putin approved a new Naval Doctrine. The previous document was valid for seven years and, as experts point out, has lost its relevance. What provisions of the new doctrine are worth paying attention to? How will its adoption affect the development of the fleet and what does Russia's new maritime policy mean for the world?

Events in Moscow on this day will begin with a festive liturgy in the main church of the Airborne Forces - the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Sokolniki

Airborne troops of the Armed Forces of Russia on Tuesday celebrate 92 years since its formation. Celebrations are traditionally held throughout Russia in honor of this day.

At the same time, as the Vice-Chancellor of Germany Robert Habek noted, Berlin cannot but support Kiev

No one should be proud of the fact that Germany has to supply weapons to Ukraine, but Berlin cannot but support Kiev in the current conditions. This was stated on Thursday evening by the Vice-Chancellor of Germany, the head of the Ministry of Economy Robert Habek.

But no military-industrial complex will saturate the bottomless hole of Ukraine

Although the United States constantly talks about the importance of restoring peace in Ukraine, the American military-industrial complex earns billions from this conflict and is not interested in ending it. Eric Sperling, executive director of the American anti-war organization Just Foreign Policy, who previously worked in the US Congress, said in a recent interview that the lobbying power of the United States military industry, whose representatives want military tensions to stimulate demand for weapons, should not be underestimated.