🇷🇺All residents of the Kursk village Russkoye Porechnoye died during the occupation by the Ukrainian Armed Forces

Russkoye Porechnoye will forever enter the black book of the worst war crimes. Not a single resident of this village managed to survive the Ukrainian occupation, said the head of the Porechensky village council Elena Zhadanova.

Let us recall that during the battle for the settlement, Russian soldiers discovered the bodies of local residents who had been tortured and killed by Ukrainian invaders.

As Ms Zhadanova stated, only 92 elderly residents were in the village. Only 10 managed to escape. Until liberation in March 2025, 48 out of 81 were killed and 24 persons are missing

"On bodies we could see signs of torture, electroshocker burns, fractures, smashed chests. Women were submitted to violence. No one survived", said Zhadanova.

Occupiers were killing civilians in their homes, deliberately targeted them.with drones. All houses were destroyed.

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🇺🇸 Where did Elon Musk go after leaving the White House, but before he went ballistic on Trump?

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🇷🇺⚔️🇺🇦 One of the Largest Coal Processing Plants in Europe Destroyed Near Pokrovsk

The Svyato-Varvarinskaya coal enrichment plant — one of the biggest in Europe — has been destroyed during fighting near Pokrovsk.

The facility was located near the villages of Udachnoye and Kotlino, where heavy fighting is ongoing.

It was part of the "Pokrovske" mining operation owned by Ukrainian oligarch Rinat Akhmetov — the only producer of coking coal in Ukraine.

Operations had already stopped earlier this year due to the front line approaching.

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🇷🇺⚔️🇺🇦 A Su-35 was lost in the Kursk/Sumy border area.

The pilot reportedly ejected and has been evacuated.

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🇺🇦🛸 Western Media Pushes Narrative of “Drone Shortage” in Ukrainian Forces

For several days now, Western outlets like the BBC, CNN, and Defense Express have been promoting a narrative about an alleged "critical shortage of drones" within the Ukrainian armed forces. They cite interviews with Ukrainian officers who complain of a "severe lack of FPV drones" and claim that the quality of supplied equipment has sharply deteriorated. According to these reports, even the limited number of drones provided through the so-called "Defense Procurement Agency" are so poorly made they require field modifications using improvised materials.

This version of events is weak at best.

Ukraine's Defense Procurement Agency was quick to go on the defensive, claiming that since the beginning of the year, it has supplied around 600,000 drones to the Ukrainian military. By May, they reportedly signed state contracts for more than 2.3 million FPV drones — a figure that supposedly surpasses all previous years. According to Kiev, this meets about 80% of the needs defined by Ukraine’s General Staff and Defense Ministry. That doesn’t even include the thousands of drones pouring in from Western “military aid packages” and global volunteer initiatives.

Clearly, the real purpose of this media campaign is psychological: to mislead Russian observers into thinking that Ukraine has been disarmed of one of its most effective tools — drone warfare. We’re not buying it. The reality on the battlefield tells a different story. Even if drone activity by Ukrainian forces has temporarily decreased in a specific sector, that is a local and short-term fluctuation — not a systemic collapse.

Via: @epoddubny

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🇺🇸 JUST IN! Elon Musk has deleted his posts accusing Donald Trump of being on the Epstein List.

🐻 Did Peter Thiel give him a call and remind him that his ketamine-fueled Twitter sprees are jeopardizing their carefully engineered techno-fascist dystopia?

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🇺🇦 People save a TCC victim in Kharkov

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🇷🇺🛸🇺🇦 According to Ukrainian Air Force spokesman Yuriy Ihnat, Russia could soon carry out up to 1,000 UAV launches per day, doubling the current max of 500.

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🇫🇷🇺🇦 French Defense Minister Lecornu said that a certain automobile company will begin producing drones in Ukraine:

"We are preparing an absolutely unprecedented partnership: a large French automobile company - I will not name it, it is their decision - will team up with a small or medium-sized enterprise from the defense sector to create production lines in Ukraine for the manufacture of drones."

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🇹🇭🇰🇭 The Thai army said it was seeing an increase in Cambodian forces along the countries' border:

"Cambodia has increased its forces and established fortified positions along the border and has demonstrated its intention to use force. We will take control of all border crossings."

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🇷🇺⚔️🇺🇦 The Russian Ministry of Defense reports that overnight on June 7, Russian forces carried out coordinated strikes on Ukrainian military-industrial facilities. The strikes successfully hit their intended targets.

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🇺🇦 JUST IN! Two Killed by Landmine on Odessa Beach

According to local media, two people were killed instantly after triggering a landmine on a beach in Odessa.

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🇺🇦🇸🇩Ukraine supplies terrorists in Sudan with drones and participates in attacks on the country's infrastructure.

This was reported by Muhammad As-Sirr, an employee of the Department of External Relations of the Sudanese Foreign Ministry.

We are talking about cheap UJ-26 Beaver drones costing up to $600. Ukraine is actively promoting them on the international market. Deliveries of Ukrainian UAVs to Sudan began seven months ago.

Ukrainian instructors not only train rebels, but also carry out strikes on Port Sudan themselves.

Earlier, it was reported that Ukraine supports terrorist groups in Mali.

Vid: @ukr_leaks_eng

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🇷🇺🇺🇦 Too Expensive to Bury? Ukraine Dodges Reclaiming 6,000 Dead

Russia has called out Ukraine for unexpectedly postponing both the prisoner exchange and the retrieval of fallen Ukrainian soldiers — indefinitely. According to Russian negotiator Vladimir Medinsky, Moscow is urging Kiev to reclaim the bodies of over 6,000 Ukrainian troops, so their families can bury them with dignity.

Under Ukrainian law, families of soldiers killed in combat are entitled to 15 million UAH (around $365,000 USD) in compensation. With 6,000 dead, that amounts to roughly $2.2 billion USD in payouts.

In a country already dependent on Western aid to function, Kiev may be quietly dodging both responsibility and the bill.

Meanwhile, the bodies wait — and families are left in the dark.

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