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beekersavant4 days ago
+60
Moscow Parade is 10 am Moscow 5/9 time or 11 pm pst 5/8. As of 2 hours ago, Zelensky confirmed a ceasefire in return for a prisoner exchange brokered by Trump. He said getting back 1000 Ukrainians was more important than a parade.
It’s hard to argue with that. I hope Putin and Trump felt small after hearing it.
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androshalforc14 days ago
+5
The other side is putin and trump. Once they get what they want they have no reason to follow through. Did the prisoner exchange already happen or is it planned in two weeks? If its in two weeks it’s not happening.
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Aedeus4 days ago
+16
They also only agreed to not attack the parade square. That's it.
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findingmike4 days ago
+9
Wow, that makes Putin look so pathetic. He must be in an amazingly bad situation.
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Gabrovi4 days ago
+10
Do they feel anything other than greed and anger?
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TurbulentRadish81134 days ago
+45
> Ukrainian drones are attacking Kaspiysk in Russia’s Dagestan Republic, where one of the Russian Navy’s main Caspian Flotilla basing points is located
https://bsky.app/profile/noelreports.com/post/3mlejbdag422i
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jszj04 days ago
+28
Leave no ship un-submarine’d.
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jzsang4 days ago
+9
I don’t really know, but this technically could’ve happened shortly before midnight on May 8th. From my understanding, the alleged ceasefire announced by Trump starts on May 9th.
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Fuck_auto_tabs4 days ago
+19
Only applies to Red Square apparently
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TurbulentRadish81134 days ago
+10
Reporting seems unclear to me. I guess we'll see.
I hope they don't use this as an excuse for extending another pro-Putin "energy cease fire" for Russia's driving season, when refinery hits are most painful. They'd obviously cancel the ceasefire before winter when Russia can hurt Ukraine's grid the most.
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MuryGoatsBaldPatch4 days ago
+34
"Love taps don't count"
\~ Zelensky, probably
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InternationalFailure4 days ago
+20
Day 1,461 of a 3-Day Special Military Operation: Russian forces embrace Mad Max by driving through degraded gas pipes
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Environmental-Cold244 days ago
+5
Where?
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InternationalFailure4 days ago
+8
Newest video on Warfronts is where I got this info
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VariationAgreeable294 days ago
+11
Even if this better benefits Putin, if this thing actually spans 3 days then that’s a welcome rest for all Ukraine.
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Aedeus4 days ago
+3
How does this better benefit Putin? He looks incredibly weak here.
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VariationAgreeable294 days ago
+5
No bombing during parade
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Soundwave_134 days ago
+17
Ukraine do not honor this. Remind Russia this is war and they are free to leave anytime. Putin doesn’t dictate the rules here
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the_real_donald_dump4 days ago
-19
Бачу західні потужники мобілізувались
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Canop4 days ago
+16
What will benefit Putin ? Z issuing a decree allowing the parade and sparing the red square, a place Ukraine wouldn't have bombed anyway as it's where all AA are at the moment ? It's just another humiliation for Putin.
https://bsky.app/profile/reshetz.bsky.social/post/3mlegzv7kis2v
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magataga4 days ago
+29
Russia hasn't honored any of the other ceasefires.
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vshark294 days ago
+23
Lol missiles will fly towards Kyiv as scheduled the second the parade ends
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efrique4 days ago
+1
They'll want a few hours to move all those tempting S400s and such. Then, yeah, there's no reason to believe they won't be back to bombing kindergartens and hospitals.
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YF4224 days ago
+22
The real question is simply this: Will the Vatniks actually cease fire? Because they never do.
Would be Ironic if they're suppose to stop tonight for 3 nights, keep firing throughout the night then by 10am tomorrow the Ukrainians asses the Vatniks have in fact not ceased fire and the Moscow Dildrone Parade is back on for the afternoon!
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jeremy99314 days ago
+12
lol no.
Hence why this one only applies to the red square.
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YF4224 days ago
+8
Initial news said simply ceasefire. Laughing my ass off at the details right now!
That the Ukrainian T&C's apply to Red Square only is god tier trolling from them!
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Perfson5 days ago
+41
May 8 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday announced on social media that there would be a three-day ceasefire in the war between Russia and Ukraine from May 9 until May 11.
Trump said in a Truth Social post that the pause will include a suspension of all kinetic activity, and also a prison swap of 1,000 prisoners from each country.
"Hopefully, it is the beginning of the end of a very long, deadly, and hard fought War," he said, adding that there was constant progress in talks to end the conflict.
What an idiot.
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Soundwave_134 days ago
+16
Idiot didn’t have anything to do with this…
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findingmike4 days ago
+3
Sure he did, he's the messenger boy.
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Sthrax4 days ago
+30
There is zero chance this ceasefire lasts more than a couple of hours, at best. Russia hasn't honored any ceasefires up until now, and nothing has changed to make them start now.
I'm hopeful that the prisoner swap will at least happen.
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vincentkun4 days ago
+3
To be fair, Putin does want his parade. I doubt it will last a second more than he wants it to of course.
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Fuck_auto_tabs4 days ago
+13
So is Trump just saying this or did Ukraine actually saying it as well?
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unpancho4 days ago
+4
Also here [https://united24media.com/war-in-ukraine/zelenskyy-confirms-prisoner-swap-and-three-day-ceasefire-with-russia-18621](https://united24media.com/war-in-ukraine/zelenskyy-confirms-prisoner-swap-and-three-day-ceasefire-with-russia-18621)
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Remarkable_Beach_5454 days ago
+8
Zelensky confirmed it as per Reuters
https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/ukraines-zelenskiy-confirms-us-announcement-ceasefire-prisoner-exchange-2026-05-08/
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jeremy99314 days ago
+29
He confirmed it only applies to the red square. The rest of Russia is still fair game. Trump just has zero clue what was agreed upon.
For those looking the actual decree:
https://xcancel.com/katerynalis/status/2052820779885281746?s=46&t=atIpeQGVIhaOOydeLGsHZw
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YF4224 days ago
+9
OMG that is f****** hilarious, ceasefire at Red Square only!
Even better is he played that chud Trump as well!
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magataga4 days ago
+15
Trump isn't a source. He just says things. If Zelensky said it, that would be something else.
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AgentElman5 days ago
+27
Trump announcing something will happen has essentially zero correlation with that thing actually happening.
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TurbulentRadish81135 days ago
+15
EDIT: it's not clear where the cease fire applies. The judgment of who "wins" most from this depends on the actual deal details.
Old post:
Huge win for Putin here. Very sad.
But... Ukrainians being returned home from Russia's torture chambers is wonderful. At least some good came out of it.
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anachronistic_circus4 days ago
+11
rhe Ukrainians inflicted lots of damage this week both close and deep into Russia
And the whole “Zelensky signs an order to allow parade” was pretty brilliant PR to trigger the Russian media
(And you know how I generally feel about Zelensky’s decision making lately)
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TurbulentRadish81134 days ago
+3
Ukraine's campaign has been incredibly impressive this week. I want it to continue, obviously. I see a three-day pause as a win for Russia, if that's what happens.
If the campaign resumes immediately after and is just as effective then I'm sure in 6 months it'll be largely forgotten.
Zelenskyy knows how to perform for the media circus. That's one of his pros - and we both agree he has plenty of cons.
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IllyaMiyuKuro4 days ago
+3
If Ukraine attacks the parade and fails to inflict meaningful damage then that would be a huge win for Russia.
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jeremy99314 days ago
+10
Not really. It only applies to the Red Square, a place that was mostly pointless to target considering all the air defense surrounding it.
Rest of Russia is still fair game through the “Ceasefire”
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hornswoggled1114 days ago
+2
It would be interesting to fly some drones into the middle of all those air defense systems and see what happens. They likely will, just not into the square.
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Kageru4 days ago
+3
Fair game and now with additional gaps in their air defense... I am sure Ukraine has a long list of militarily significant targets they would love to service as the munitions become available.
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TurbulentRadish81134 days ago
+2
I added an edit. It seems the details are not clear yet.
Zelenskyy signed the decree for troll purposes, that doesn't mean there isn't a more extensive cease fire right?
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BringbackDreamBars5 days ago
+11
Russians are clearly shitting it around the victory day parade then.
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One-Inch-Punch4 days ago
+7
Putin's been shitting it since Maduro got kidnapped and Khamenei Sr. got plinked. Since then he's mostly been cowering in his bunker at Valdai (which is still the most heavily defended location in Russia).
Poor guy. /s
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canspop4 days ago
+4
Well, about that...
Any reason why Ukraine can't send a few unarmed reconnaissance drones toward moscow? Just to have a look at the wonderful parade. With all the foreign media being banned it will be so hard to get good pictures, after all.
Not Ukraine's fault if the ruZZians think they're armed and try to shoot them down, disrupting the festivities.
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MysilJr5 days ago
+9
Just to give vlad a nice parade day
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Throwaway3545915 days ago
-25
First ceasefire since the war has started, LETS GO!!
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voronaam4 days ago
+9
It is not even the first "Trump announced ceasefire". Trump also twitted about Easter ceasefire last year - during which russian forces managed to advance by quite a noticeable bit.
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jeremy99314 days ago
+6
It’s not a real ceasefire, much like the last 5-6 Russia has proposed.
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vshark295 days ago
+12
Why didn't he spring to plead with Putin for the May 6th Ukrainian ceasefire? Lmao
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TurbulentRadish81135 days ago
+8
I mean we know the answer.
It's because the republicans prefer Putin win. They support dictatorship over the democracy abroad as well as at home.
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KSaburof5 days ago
+19
It's not "first ceasefire", it's just another announcement by Trump of something that he just invented out of nowhere to help pukin 🤷♂️ And russia already ignores so-called "ceasefire" they "started" 😏
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stayfrosty5 days ago
+4
Zelenskiy confirmed it
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KSaburof4 days ago
+1
Yeah, already saw the new news. Even better - allowed Moscow to hold a parade by official decree )) While everything else is in mirror mode
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BringbackDreamBars5 days ago
+27
Question about the information environment in Moscow tomorrow.
With the mobile service blackout and internet restriction, are we likely to be able to trust any information thats supposedly live?
I know there's still possibly home internet service within Moscow, but not sure if central Moscow around the parade is going to be a complete digital blackspot, and its going to delayed information from people travelling away if something does happen.
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KSaburof5 days ago
+14
\> are we likely to be able to trust any information thats supposedly live?
Afaik the service blackout is far from total - non-mobile internet is working in Moscow. So in case information have several confirmations from different sources - it can be trusted. But in case of single source, or a bunch of usual z-sources or official sources spreading the same - such coverage will hint kremlin psy-op in action, imho :) official media in russia usually just shuts down when something unexpected (or politically-charged) happening, because no one wants to be the guy who said wrong things after dust settled.
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TurbulentRadish81135 days ago
+42
> Rare photo of a German-made IRIS-T SLS air defense system in Ukrainian service.
> /2. A soldier of the 540th Lviv Anti-Aircraft Missile Brigade also shared combat experience from one of Russia’s massive missile attacks.
> “It performed flawlessly”. That morning, the system fired four missiles and destroyed all four targets, three Kh-101 cruise missiles and one Kalibr missile.
It'd be nice to know what the overall interception stats are. This is a very positive anecdote though. Decent cost tradeoff here.
https://bsky.app/profile/specialkhersoncat.bsky.social/post/3mldwbcgwdk2i
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helm5 days ago
+16
My impression is that the system is really excellent, but the munitions are expensive and only available in limited numbers.
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Kageru4 days ago
+4
Europe probably has a strong incentive to increase their domestic capacity to manufacture, so the production line and product improvements that will result have some value even if the interceptor is consumed.
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TurbulentRadish81135 days ago
+11
Wiki lists €200-500k per interceptor.
If they manage 1:1 on shoot downs of russian cruise missiles then that's *probably* slightly cheaper than what it costs Russia to launch right?
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jdorje4 days ago
+5
Am order of magnitude less than the kh-101. This is an unheard of good attrition ratio for defensive interceptors.
Of course that says nothing about production or quantity available.
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TurbulentRadish81134 days ago
+1
Do you have a soure on prices?
I looked a while back and found some really different claims. If there's new info, new leaks etc that'd be cool to know.
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jdorje4 days ago
+1
Definitely not. They might be completely untrustable.
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Remarkable_Beach_5454 days ago
+8
And you've got to factor in the damage prevented by intercepting the target
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TurbulentRadish81134 days ago
+3
Yeah that should be included.
I think it's a trickier calculation that some seem to assume.
E.g. Pretend you're protecting an airfield. You might justify firing 10 interceptors (up to €5m) to stop a single ballistic missile from destroying a $30m jet.
But what if they launch another attack and 10 cruise missiles destroy 10 jets because you ran out of interceptors?
I'd rather lose 1 jet. But if you adopt the rule "fire interceptors if they're cheaper than the target", then you'd end up losing 10 jets.
I'm *not* saying this exact thing will happen or that you didn't already know about this btw - just adding context for readers because from other conversations I've realised a lot of people missed this extra complexity. It's a hard problem.
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i_am_my_brain4 days ago
+6
That's a lot cheaper than a single patriot missile at least
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helm4 days ago
+5
Yeah, they are worth it for cruise missiles and ballistic missiles. Not for c**** drones.
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TurbulentRadish81134 days ago
+2
Completely.
I heard stories they claimed IRIS shoot downs of ballistics, but iirc Fabian Hoffman explained that they're not designed for that so p(kill) is probably really low and it would be very expensive because most would fail. The choice might be stop a ballistic, or use the same missiles to stop 5-10 cruise missiles...
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TurbulentRadish81135 days ago
+40
> Around €30 billion from the EU’s €90 billion loan for Ukraine in 2026 will fund drones, ammunition, missiles and air-defense systems, European Pravda reports. The first €5.9 billion tranche would buy 2.8 million Ukrainian-made drones
Bargain.
https://bsky.app/profile/noelreports.com/post/3mle3iwrikk2i
> The Netherlands is pushing the EU to revisit using €210 billion in frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine, Politico reports. Dutch Finance Minister Eelco Heinen raised the issue in a closed Brussels discussion with EU counterparts on May 5
As I understand it this is a crazy long shot. Easy for NL to say, need countries like Belgium on board.
https://bsky.app/profile/noelreports.com/post/3mle3c7blmc2i
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Wus10n4 days ago
+7
2.1k / drone is indeed frightingly c****
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Current-Function-7294 days ago
+5
I assume it’s mostly FPV drones. They’re c****.
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Nurnmurmer5 days ago
+52
**The estimated total russian war losses from 24.02.22 to 08.05.26 inclusive are as follows****:**
* personnel - approximately 1 339 190 (+1 130);
* tanks ‒ 11 919 (+1);
* armored fighting vehicles ‒ 24 538 **(+17)**;
* special equipment ‒ 4 173 (+1);
* vehicles and fuel tanks ‒ 94 879 (+334);
* unmanned ground vehicles ‒ 1 344 (+8).
* artillery systems ‒ 41 630 (+91);
* MLRS ‒ 1 778 (+2);
* air defense assets ‒ 1 370 **(+5)**.
* aircraft ‒ 435;
* helicopters ‒ 352;
* UAVs (operational-tactical level) ‒ 279 729 (+1 817);
* cruise missiles ‒ 4 585.
* warships and boats ‒ 33;
* submarines ‒ 2.
Source [https://mod.gov.ua/en/news/total-russian-combat-losses-in-ukraine-as-of-may-8-2026](https://mod.gov.ua/en/news/total-russian-combat-losses-in-ukraine-as-of-may-8-2026)
Russia grows weaker every day. Slava Ukraini!
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Identita_Nascosta5 days ago
+21
\+5 AA... it's (albeit slowly) snowballing?
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One-Inch-Punch5 days ago
+13
Hopefully opening corridors for tomorrow
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helm5 days ago
+17
It seems to be part of a campaign to degrade Russia's AA over time.
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TurbulentRadish81135 days ago
+36
> Ukraine’s General Staff says Defense Forces hit the Yaroslavl refinery, a UAV storage site in Rostov-on-Don, the Luhansk oil depot, fuel depots in occupied Luhansk region, a Tor-M2 near Mykhailivka and a Kasta-2E radar near Mysove in occupied Crimea
https://bsky.app/profile/noelreports.com/post/3mle3vgznv22i
Another Tor and another Kasta? Awesome, especially the Last: cost estimates I've seen are $30-100m. Drone screenshot of the Tor here, and claim of a hit on a Tunguska:
https://bsky.app/profile/noelreports.com/post/3mle3glkoy22i
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neonpurplestar5 days ago
+34
>Russian federal budget deficit is already 5.877 trillion rubles for January - April. Higher oil prices aren’t saving them.
[https://bsky.app/profile/ukrainewarpod.bsky.social/post/3mldwgiweu22z](https://bsky.app/profile/ukrainewarpod.bsky.social/post/3mldwgiweu22z)
>Russia's budget deficit for the period Jan-Apr 2026 grew 2,94 trillion rubles year over year to reach 5,87 trillion rubles. Non oil and gas revenues are up 10,2% to 9,42 trillion rubles but spending is up 15,7% to 17,6 trillion rubles.
[https://bsky.app/profile/delfoo.bsky.social/post/3mldpuei2up2s](https://bsky.app/profile/delfoo.bsky.social/post/3mldpuei2up2s)
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kaukamieli5 days ago
+19
Yet I'd hope trump didn't f****** try to save them and help to give them billions.
The russian tax payments are "backwards looking". Quarterly for profits and monthly for most others. And there are other mechanical things that cause other delays.
Based on my understanding, I don't think we've seen the effect of the real drone sanctions wave yet.
Revenues respond much faster to price changes sadly.
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neonpurplestar5 days ago
+48
Few headlines from the hellscape that is russia, but one of them is juicy:
>One of Russia's largest chocolate manufacturers has laid off every fourth employee due to falling sales.
[https://archive.is/AomIS](https://archive.is/AomIS)
>"The deficit has grown by another trillion rubles." The "hole" in the Russian budget has reached almost 6 trillion rubles, despite rising oil prices.
[https://archive.is/STjj6](https://archive.is/STjj6)
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BPhiloSkinner5 days ago
+11
Vodka, tobacco, coffee and chocolate; the little luxuries that smooth out the rough edges of life.
If I had the skill, I would compile a graph of these commodities, charting availability, quality and price, to compare against reports about morale in civil life.
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troglydot5 days ago
+50
A huge day for strikes inside Russia. Shortened from the source:
>Yaroslavl Refinery, also known as "Slavneft-YANOS". The location of the fire was identified as the AVT-3 installation, - Dnipro Osint.
>Rostov-on-Don, Western Industrial Zone, night and morning. Two fire sites: the first - in the area of the "Empils" paint and varnish plant, the second - in the area of the "Radar" Scientific and Technical Center, - geolocation ASTRA. Satellite images are needed to assess the consequences.
>Rostov-on-Don, the "Electrotechnical Montage" trading company burned down and suspended operations, - ASTRA.
>A drone hit the administrative building of the "Aeronavigation of Southern Russia". 13 airports have been suspended.
>Perm Refinery, also known as PNOS. The AVT-5 installation is on fire, eyewitness photos + satellite image. Analysis: Dnipro Osint. The results of the yesterday's strike have also been clarified - the AVT-2 installation and two tanks were damaged. The third successful attack.
>Khankala, Chechnya, a building on the territory of the military base and headquarters of the 42nd Guards Motor Rifle Division. Geolocation: Exilenova+ and ASTRA.
>Grozny, Chechnya, the building of the local FSB administration. One drone did not reach its target, and the second hit its target. Geolocation: ASTRA
https://t . me/ToBeOr_Official/20662?single
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Hodaka5 days ago
+24
It's worth noting that Ukraine has the intel to target these sites.
Sure, many are obvious, and not "state secrets." On the other other hand, I'm guessing certain targets are not so obvious. In addition, knowing the location of a factory or warehouse is far different than knowing its operational status.
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jszj05 days ago
+23
Man, this is reading more and more like Russia is running low on any kind of air defence. Those are some serious hits.
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canspop5 days ago
+19
They've still got a lot of air defence. [From last year, around moscow](https://unn.ua/en/news/the-capital-of-the-russian-federation-is-likely-surrounded-by-a-multi-layered-air-defense-system-a-map-was-shown-online)
Only now they're moving even more in from around the country to protect putin and his little parade, leaving the way clear for Ukraine to hit lots of important military targets.
I'm looking forward to tomorrow's Ukraine thread.
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jdorje5 days ago
+10
That's like 0.1% of the country being covered. Admittedly the densest industrial part, but still.
I'd assume like Ukraine they are running out of interceptors.
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2001_Arabian_Nights5 days ago
+22
They’re focusing on something super specific, it appears to me.
A few months back I remember reading about a focus on fiber-optic line production. This doesn’t look like fiber is the target. Did they find a better weak link in the Russian supply chain?
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TurbulentRadish81135 days ago
+22
If I remember correctly, they had basically shut down Russia's main fibreoptics factory for a long time.
https://militarnyi.com/en/news/only-fiber-optic-plant-russia-nearly-year/
Moving on to other stuff now.
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hornswoggled1114 days ago
+5
That high level conversation that Ukrainian hackers crashed had some mention of 90% of fiberoptic cables now coming from China.
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supertastic5 days ago
+13
wow!
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troglydot5 days ago
+70
Yaroslavl refinery has been hit again, and there's a large fire.
Edit: And Perm too! Thanks vshark29 for pointing it out.
Refineries hit in 2026 (name | capacity (bbl/d) | Nelson Complexity Index | attack date (count))
* Afipsky refinery | 139,000 | 7.30 | Mar 13 (1)
* Ilsky refinery | 69,000 | 8.30 | Jan 1, Feb 17 (2)
* Kirishi refinery (Surgutneftegas) | 463,000 | 7.55 | Mar 26, May 5 (2)
* Kstovo refinery (Lukoil, NORSI) | 405,000 | 7.30 | Apr 5 (1)
* Novominskaya refinery (Albashneft) | 6,400 | ? | Feb 28 (1)
* Novokuibyshevsk refinery | 185,000 | 6.47 | Apr 18 (1)
* Novo-Ufa refinery (Bashneft-Novoil) | 171,000 | 9.18 | Apr 2 (1)
* Orsk refinery (SAFMAR) | 90,000 | ? | Apr 29
* Perm refinery (LUKOIL) | 303,000 | 9.40 | Apr 30, May 7, **May 8** (3)
* Saratov refinery (Rosneft) | 162,000 | 4.30 | Mar 21 (1)
* Slavyansk refinery | 93,000 | 1.00 | Jan 26 (1)
* Syzran refinery (Rosneft) | 170,000 | 7.30 | Apr 18 (1)
* Tuapse refinery (Rosneft) | 240,000 | 3.20 | Jan 19, Apr 16, Apr 20, Apr 28, May 1 (5)
* Ufaneftekhim refinery (Bashneft) | 220,000 | 9.18 | Mar 22 (1)
* Ukhta refinery (LUKOIL) | 93,000 | 3.70 | Self combusted Jun 2, 2024, Mar 1 2026. 2026: 12 Feb (1)
* Volgograd refinery (LUKOIL) | 300,000 | 6.90 | Feb 11 (1)
* Yaroslavl refinery (Slavneft-YANOS) | 300,000 | 8.60 | Mar 28, Apr 26, **May 8** (3)
Refinery hits from 2022-2025 (name | capacity (bbl/d) | Nelson Complexity Index | attack date (count))
* Afipsky refinery | 139,000 | 7.30 | 2023: May 31. 2024: May 2, Jun 20. 2025: Feb 10, Aug 7, Aug 28, Sep 26, Nov 29, Dec 13 (8)
* Antipinsky refinery (JSC Antipinsky Refinery) | 174,000 | 9.18 | 2025: Oct 6 (1)
* Ilsky refinery | 69,000 | 8.30 | 2024: Feb 9, Apr 27, Jun 21. 2025: Feb 17, Feb 28, Jul 7, Sep 7, Nov 19 (8)
* Kirishi refinery (Surgutneftegas) | 463,000 | 7.55 | 2024: Mar 13. 2025: Mar 8, Sep 14, Oct 4 (4)
* Krasnodar refinery (Krasnodarekoneft) | ? | ? | 2024: Jun 21. 2025: Aug 30 (2)
* Kuibyshev refinery (Rosneft) | 162,000 | 7.30 | 2024: Mar 16, Mar 23. 2025: Aug 28 (3)
* Makhachkala refinery (Dagnotech) | 20,500 | ? | 2025: Oct 22 (1)
* Mari refinery | 26,600 | ? | 2025: Oct 29 (1)
* Moscow refinery (Gazprom Neft) | 295,000 | 7.70 | 2024: Sep 1. 2025: Mar 11 (2)
* Nizhnekamsk II refinery (TANEKO) | 340,000 | 8.99 | 2024: Apr 02. 2025: Jan 11 (2)
* Novominskaya refinery (Albashneft) | 6,400 | ? | 2025: Feb 5 (1)
* Novokuibyshevsk refinery | 185,000 | 6.47 | 2024: Mar 16, Mar 23. 2025: Mar 10, Aug 2, Sep 20, Oct 19, Nov 15 (7)
* Novoshakhtinsk refinery | 112,000 | 1.21 | 2022: Jun 22. 2024: Mar 13, Jun 6, Jul 5, Dec 19. 2025: Aug 20, Dec 25 (6)
* Novospassky refinery (NS-Oil) | 12,300 | ? | 2025: Oct 29 (1)
* Kstovo refinery (Lukoil, NORSI) | 405,000 | 7.30 | 2024: Mar 12. 2025: Jan 28, Jul 13, Sep 16, Oct 5, Oct 16, Nov 4 (7)
* Novo-Ufa refinery (Bashneft-Novoil) | 171,000 | 9.18 | 2025: Sep 13, Oct 11 (2)
* Orsk refinery (SAFMAR) | 90,000 | ? | 2025: Oct 3, Nov 11 (2)
* Pervyy Zavod, Polotnyany Zavod, Kaluga region | 24,000 | ? | 2024: Mar 15, May 10 (2)
* Ryazan refinery (Rosneft) | 350,000 | 5.50 | 2024: Mar 13, May 1, Jul 27, Oct 26. 2025: Jan 23, Jan 25, Feb 24, Mar 9, Aug 2, Sep 5, Oct 23, Nov 15, Nov 20, Dec 5 (14)
* Salavat refinery (Gazprom) | 232,000 | 7.92 | 2024: May 9. 2025: Sep 18, Sep 24 (3)
* Saratov refinery (Rosneft) | 162,000 | 4.30 | 2024: Nov 8. 2025: Feb 11, Jul 1, Aug 10, Sep 16, Sep 20, Oct 16, Nov 3, Nov 11, Nov 14, Nov 28, self combusted Dec 24 (11)
* Slavyansk refinery | 93,000 | 1.00 | 2024: Mar 17, Apr 27, May 18. 2025: Sep 4, Dec 17 (5)
* Syzran refinery (Rosneft) | 170,000 | 7.30 | 2024: Mar 16. 2025: Feb 19, Mar 4, Aug 15, Aug 24, Aug 30, Dec 5, Dec 28 (8)
* Tuapse refinery (Rosneft) | 240,000 | 3.20 | 2024: Jan 25, May 17, Jul 22. 2025: Feb 26, Mar 14, Nov 25, Dec 30 (7)
* Ufa refinery (Bashneft-UNPZ, aka Ufimsky refinery) | 153,000 | 6.12 | 2025: Mar 3, Sep 13 (2)
* Ufaneftekhim refinery (Bashneft) | 220,000 | 9.18 | 2025: Oct 15 (1)
* Volgograd refinery (LUKOIL) | 300,000 | 6.90 | 2024: Feb 3, May 11. 2025: Jan 15, Jan 31, Feb 3, Aug 14, Aug 19, Sep 18, Nov 5 (9)
* Yaroslavl refinery (Slavneft-YANOS) | 300,000 | 8.60 | 2024: Jan 29. 2025: Self-combusted Oct 1, hit Dec 12 (2)
European side, not yet hit:
* Nizhnekamsk I refinery (TAIF) | 167,000 | 4.15
Asian side refineries, not yet hit:
* Achinsk refinery (Rosneft) | 174,000 | 3.59
* Angarsk refinery (Rosneft) | 236,000 | 9.18
* Khabarovsk refinery | 115,000 | 9.90
* Komsomolsk refinery (Rosneft) | 185,000 | 9.18 | Self combusted Apr 10, 2025
* Nizhnevartovsk refinery (Rosneft) | 27,000 | 1.00
* Omsk Refinery (Gazprom Neft) | 514,000 | 8.80 | Self combusted Aug 1 and Aug 26, 2024
* Yaya Refinery (NefteKhimService) | 104,000 | 1.71
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vshark295 days ago
+19
Wasn't Perm hit again?
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troglydot5 days ago
+21
From what I saw reported, the pumping station was hit again. Have you seen anything about a new hit on the refinery?
Both were hit yesterday.
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CyberdyneGPT55 days ago
+13
The last satellite photo I saw of the pumping station showed 4 smaller tanks still undamaged. They are probably what is burning now. I have not seen anything anywhere that Russia has repaired or is repairing any burned tanks. Hard to tell when everything is soot black.
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vshark295 days ago
+23
[Ukrainian drones struck the Lukoil-Permnefteorgsintez refinery in Perm again, with fires breaking out at the facility. The latest attack marks the fifth reported hit on the refinery and the third already this week, keeping pressure on one of Russia’s major oil-processing sites.](https://x.com/i/status/2052643977266860205)
From NOEL in Twitter. Not sure if it means the pumping station or the refinery per se
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troglydot5 days ago
+15
Looks like this is right, thank you. I wasn't sure that the fire at the refinery was new, or remnants from yesterday. But reputable OSINTers are calling it a new attack. I'll update the post.
From what I can tell, I was wrong about the pumping station, it was not hit, but the refinery was.
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vshark295 days ago
+8
Cheers, thank you for your labor 🫡
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troglydot5 days ago
+9
Huh. I have doubts, but let's await more evidence. The Ukrainian general staff have confirmed yesterday's attack on the Perm refinery, and today's attack on Yaroslavl. But say nothing about a new attack in Perm.
I don't see how Noel gets to five hits. There was one attack last year that I didn't count as causing damage (though it's arguable). But I think five is too many.
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Jay_CD5 days ago
+65
Russia has lost 1,130 soldiers killed and wounded over the past day, bringing its total number of personnel losses to 1,339,190.
**Source:** [Russian losses over past day: 1,130 soldiers killed and wounded | Ukrainska Pravda](https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2026/05/08/8033717/)
**Details:** The total combat losses of the Russian forces between 24 February 2022 and 8 May 2026 are estimated to be as follows \[figures in parentheses represent the latest losses – ed.\]:
* approximately 1,339,190 **(+1,130)** military personnel
* 11,919 **(+1)** tanks
* 24,538 **(+17)** armoured combat vehicles
* 41,630 **(+91)** artillery systems
* 1,778 **(+2)** multiple-launch rocket systems
* 1,370 **(+5)** air defence systems
* 435 (+0) fixed-wing aircraft
* 352 (+0) helicopters
* 1,344 **(+8)** ground robotic systems
* 279,729 **(+1,817)** operational-tactical UAVs
* 4,585 (+0) cruise missiles.
* 33 (+0) ships/boats
* 2 (+0) submarines
* 94,879 **(+334)** vehicles and fuel tankers
* 4,173 **(+1)** special vehicles and other equipment
The information is being confirmed.
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efrique5 days ago
+23
Some very big numbers in there.
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Necrontyr5255 days ago
+39
Guess it's my turn.
F*** Putin.
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skaffen375 days ago
+24
You’re doing the Lord‘s work
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David_bowman_starman5 days ago
+23
Russia = bad
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seanflyon5 days ago
+7
Ceterum censeo Moscoviam esse delendam.
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Grizzly_Corey5 days ago
+36
May Putin have the day he deserves.
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WorldNewsMods5 days ago
+21
[Previous post can be found here](/r/worldnews/comments/1t5zlqc/rworldnews_live_thread_russian_invasion_of/)
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