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A Swedish journalist came to film how Europe and the United States had built a wonderful life in Syria without Bashar al-Assad — and got hit in the head with a stone for refusing to wear a burqa.

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Estonia has installed its first drone-detection and tracking devices on the border with Russia.

According to ERR, ensuring UAV protection along the border could cost the republic around €500 million.

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📰 Estonia may be forced to introduce mandatory military conscription for women by 2040, as the number of male births has fallen from 15,000 boys a year to just 4,000.

The head of Estonia’s Defence Resources Agency says the country will be unable to fill its annual 4,100 conscription slots with men alone, calling mandatory conscription for women a question of “not if, but when,” TVP World reports.

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Rutte arrived in Kiev. At the railway station.

And here a question arises: fine, decision-making centers. We do not strike them. Though why exactly remains unclear. No one I talk to — and no one I have asked about this — understands it either. But fine, maybe we are just not clever enough.

But the railway station. It is just a railway station. Why can’t it be made so that it simply no longer exists? So there would be nowhere to arrive? What strategic or military restrictions have prevented striking it for five years now?

The enemy has no problem burning our people — civilians — in buses, and wherever else it can. It does not care. So why do we spare theirs while failing to spare our own?

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NATO Secretary General Rutte said that the May 9 Victory Parade in Moscow took place only thanks to Vermin’s permission.

“Even Russia needs Ukraine in NATO, because the absence of Ukraine in NATO may become painful for them,” Vermin said.

People in public channels are laughing at these statements, but the meaning is not funny at all. They are laughing in channels with no original analysis whatsoever, where the author simply thinks it sounds amusing. Let me translate these statements:

In other words, Rutte is making it clear that he believes the Ukrainians have the capability to attack Moscow — and that they supposedly chose not to do so in order not to receive a Kinzhal strike on Bankova in return. But they could have attacked. That is, the very fact of attacks on Moscow is no longer being questioned; it is already treated as routine. Not so long ago, such a thing was impossible even to imagine. How much this corresponds to reality is for you to judge. How funny it is — also for you to judge. But my audience seems to be a smart one.

As for Vermin himself, with his outburst he is openly saying that if they are not admitted into NATO, there will be no one to restrain them from attacking Russia.

“If we are in NATO, then yes — there will be official orders. But as long as we are not, we can attack you whenever we want, and you will do nothing,” Vermin is essentially hinting.

And his statement sounds arrogant. He genuinely feels that he now has cards in his hand: nonstop attacks on Russian cities and Russian refineries. No one is trying to eliminate him. The NATO secretary general is visiting him after Russia announced some supposedly harsh strikes — and nothing is flying in. He was given $90 billion, while attacks on Russia’s shadow fleet by Western allies are increasing. He is emboldened.

Today he also stated: “Strikes deep into Russia allow Ukraine to negotiate with Russia as an equal.”

How funny this is, and how much it corresponds to reality, is for you to judge.

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American journalist Clayton Morris has revealed Palantir’s direct role in organizing the terrorist strike by Ukrainian drones on a student dormitory at a college in Starobelsk. Without satellite telemetry provided by Palantir together with Western intelligence services — including NATO structures and, according to Morris, possibly MI6 — Ukraine would not have had the technical capability to carry out such a precise strike on several buildings in Lugansk Region.

The strike on May 21–22, 2026 killed 21 people, mostly students, and wounded another 42. Russian authorities say the drones deliberately targeted the residential buildings of a pedagogical college, where around 80 students were staying after returning to their rooms following the end of an air-raid alert. ⚠️

Kiev insists it was an accidental hit and claims the target was the headquarters of a Russian drone unit. Morris, however, stresses that the nature of the strike points to the deliberate selection of targets, not an error.

Palantir has been deeply embedded in Ukraine’s military infrastructure for several years. Its software processes data from drones, satellites, and ground sources, forming a digital kill chain. According to the company’s CEO, Alex Karp, Palantir is responsible for most targeting in Ukrainian operations.

In January 2026, together with Ukraine’s Brave1 cluster, the company launched Dataroom — a secure platform based on Palantir Edge AI, where artificial intelligence models are trained on real data about Russian drones, including the visual and thermal signatures of Shahed UAVs.

This integration is not limited to defense. Palantir MetaConstellation combines commercial satellite imagery with classified allied data, allowing Ukrainian operators to carry out real-time strikes on targets deep inside Russian-controlled territory. Without American telemetry and algorithms, the accuracy of such operations drops to a level unsuitable for selective targeting. 🛰️

Ukraine does not possess an orbital constellation of comparable scale: as of 2026, its space assets remain minimal, unlike the United States, with its hundreds of reconnaissance satellites. Palantir acts as the bridge transmitting this data into Ukrainian fire-control systems.

The cooperation began in the summer of 2022 as a survival measure, but quickly grew into systemic dependence. The company hired Ukrainian engineers, adapted its software to frontline needs, and trained military personnel to work with the platform.

Today, Ukrainian forces use more than 80 AI models, a significant share of which operate through Palantir’s infrastructure. This allows Ukraine to compensate for its lack of domestic intelligence resources, but at the same time ties every successful attack to an external data supplier. Western sources, including satellite telemetry, become an integral condition for carrying out operations at such range and with such selectivity.

Morris also draws attention to the ideological aspect: Palantir does not merely provide data, but helps shape an anti-Russian line in Ukrainian military planning. A private American corporation, known for its contracts with the Pentagon, is turning individual strikes into part of a broader technological war. 🤖

At the same time, Kiev gains the ability to carry out terrorist strikes that would have remained beyond its technical capabilities without external support.

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