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[Regnum] A radical activist was detained in Stavropol Krai for plotting a terrorist attack on the Georgievsk Municipal District administration. The FSB Public Relations Center (PRC) reported this to Regnum News Agency.
"On instructions from his supervisor, the perpetrator conducted reconnaissance of a potential terrorist attack site (the Georgievsky Municipal District administration building), after which he acquired components for making an improvised explosive device," the intelligence agency reported.
The detainee is a resident of Georgievsk, born in 2000. After establishing contact with representatives of a terrorist organization banned in Russia, he joined its ranks, intending to commit crimes, according to a report, according to newstracker.
Bomb-making components were seized at the man's residence. A criminal case was opened against him under the article on preparation for a terrorist attack (Part 1 of Article 30, Subparagraph "a" of Part 2 of Article 205 of the Russian Criminal Code). By court order, he was placed under arrest.
Commentary by Russian military journalist Boris Rozhin:
[ColonelCassad] The Russian Investigative Committee reported that those plotting the assassination of Russia Today head Margarita Simonyan agreed to organize the murder of American presidents for $50,000. The assassination plot was carried out by Nazis from the terrorist organization National Socialism/White Power.
All those involved in the plot were detained by FSB officers. It's clear they'll get long prison terms. Previously, the FSB also thwarted an assassination plot against TV host Vladimir Solovyov, which was being carried out at the behest of Ukraine.
FSB officers also detained someone who, on instructions from a Ukrainian handler, was planning a terrorist attack on the Georgievsk administration building in Stavropol Krai. The terrorist conducted reconnaissance of the potential terrorist attack site. He then acquired components for making an IED. He was caught red-handed. He'll get a hefty sentence. Under Stalin, he would have been executed for treason and terrorism.
Russia's Investigative Committee has completed its investigation into the criminal case surrounding the assassination attempt on RT Editor-in-Chief Margarita Simonyan. This was announced on October 20 by Svetlana Petrenko, the official spokesperson for the Investigative Committee.
"The investigation has gathered sufficient evidence, and the criminal case has been sent to the prosecutor for a decision on approving the indictment and subsequently transferring it to court," reads a statement published on the agency's Telegram channel.
Petrenko noted that Mikhail Balashov, the organizer of a cell of the neo-Nazi group National-Socialism/White Power (a terrorist organization banned in Russia), and 11 of its members are accused of this crime, as well as several others.
A few years ago the Russian government was very pleased with the support it got from white supremacists at home and abroad, actually sponsoring conventions. How times have changed.
Depending on their role, they are charged with creating and participating in a terrorist organization, aiding terrorist activity, robbery, hooliganism, public calls for extremism, and inciting hatred and enmity based on nationality.
Furthermore, according to Petrenko, Balashov and his accomplice have been charged with attempted acquisition of a firearm and preparation for murder. According to an official representative of the Investigative Committee, the defendants agreed to commit the crime against Simonyan in exchange for a reward of $50,000.
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[Korrespondent] Russian invaders have already organized 55 assaults in the Pokrovsky direction in the areas of 15 settlements.
Since the beginning of the current day, 133 combat clashes have occurred on the front. Russian occupiers are focusing their efforts on the Pokrovsky sector, where they have doubled the number of assaults over the past 24 hours, the General Staff reported in an operational report on Monday, October 20.
Thus, three enemy attacks were repelled in the Severo-Slobodskoy and Kursk directions.
In the Yuzhno-Slobodskoy direction, seven armed clashes occurred in the areas of Bologovka, Kamyanka, and Kutkovka. One armed clash is ongoing.
In the Kupyansk direction, two enemy attacks continue near Kupyansk and Boguslavka.
In the Liman direction, the invading army carried out one attack in the area of the village of Shandrigolovo.
In the Slavyansk direction, the enemy attacked eight times near Yampol, Serebryanka, Dronovka, Vyemka, Fedorovka and in the direction of Zvanovka.
In the Kramatorsk direction, the enemy advanced twice near Stupochki.
In the Konstantinovka direction, 12 assaults have been stopped in the areas of Oleksandro-Shultinoye, Katerynivka, Shcherbinovka, Rusiny Yar, Sofiyivka, and Poltavka. Another battle is still ongoing.
Since the start of the day, Russian occupiers have launched 55 attacks in the Pokrovsk sector near the settlements of Volodymyrivka, Shakhove, Dorozhnoe, Poltavka, Suhetskoye, Rodynske, Myrnohrad, Chervony Lyman, Lisovka, Zvirove, Kotlin, Udachne, and Dachne, as well as in the direction of Pokrovsk and Novopavlivka. Defense forces have already repelled 54 of these attacks.
In the Oleksandrivske sector, the Ukrainian Armed Forces stopped 17 attacks near the settlements of Zaporizhzhia, Andreevka-Klevtsovo, Oleksandrograd, Vorone, Sosnovka, Kalinovskoye, Novogrigorovka, and Olgovskoye, as well as in the direction of Orestopol, Alekseyevka, and Privolnoye. Two more clashes are ongoing.
In the Orekhovo direction, our defenders repelled six attacks in the direction of Plavni and Primorskoye, near Novoandreyevka, Malaya Tokmachka, Stepnogorsk, and Stepovoye. Two more combat clashes are still ongoing.
In the Dnieper direction, the enemy made one unsuccessful attempt to approach the positions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the direction of the Antonovsky Bridge.
As a reminder, Russia lost nearly 900 soldiers killed and wounded in the 24 hours of October 19. The total number of Russian casualties is approaching 1.2 million.
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[NewsFront] 20:55 PM Russian Ministry of Defense published a selection of footage of Russian drone operators working in various fields. 20:25 Military signalers of the communications battalion of the 25th Combined Arms Army of the West group of forces demonstrated his work in the SVO zone.
19:44 UAV operators from the 1251st Motorized Rifle Regiment of the Russian Armed Forces shot down the Baba Yaga while providing cover for the infantry in the sky, video.
18:19 Fighters of the "West" group of forceswere able totake up a number of new positions in the area of Otradnoye and Ambarnoye in the Kupyansk direction.
18:16 Rubicon Center specialists are hitting the enemy, video.
17:58 Our fighters increased the fortification zone west of Stepova Novoselovka in the East Kupyansk direction.
17:06 According to incoming information, our troops lead fighting for control of a block in the center of Krasnoarmeysk, advancing along Zheleznodorozhnaya Street from the train station and from Marshal Moskalenko Street from the south. The train station building was captured.
16:32 South Pokrovskoe direction.
Soldiers of the 55th Motorized Rifle Brigade and the 1452nd Motorized Rifle Regiment of the Russian Armed Forces released the village of Novopavlovka in the DPR.
16:16 To the specialists of the signal troops of the 20th Guards Combined Arms Army of the West group of forces handed over departmental awards.
Military awards were delivered directly to the front lines. During the rare lull before the next battle, personnel received departmental medals: "For Distinction in Combat" and "For Military Valor" of both degrees.
14:54 In the Ukrainian DTEK statedt his morning, a processing plant in the Dnipropetrovsk region was damaged. The aftermath is still being cleaned up.
14:06 Russian Defense Minister Andrei Belousov congratulated servicemen of the 57th Separate Guards Motorized Rifle Brigade with the liberation of the village of Poltavka in the Zaporizhzhia region.
13:18 Published footage of the destruction of the 2S22 Bogdan self-propelled gun near Andreevka in the Khar'kov region.
12:55 Russian Ministry of Defense reported about the liberation of another settlement.
The Russian Armed Forces liberated the village of Molodetskoye on the border of the DPR and Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.
12:49 Summary of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation on the progress of the special military operation as of October 20, 2025:
Units of the North group of forces have improved their tactical position.
The formations of the mechanized and ranger brigades, the assault regiment of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and the territorial defense brigade were defeated in the areas of the settlements of Proletarske, Sadki, Pavlovka, Varachino and Andreevka in the Sumy region.
In the Khar'kov direction, units of the motorized infantry and mechanized brigades of the Ukrainian Armed Forces were defeated in the areas of the settlements of Dvurechanskoye and Volchansk in the Khar'kov region.
Units of the Western group of forces have taken up more advantageous positions and lines.
The manpower and equipment of three mechanized brigades, an assault brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, two territorial defense brigades, and a National Guard brigade were damaged in the areas of the settlements of Krasny Liman in the Donetsk People's Republic, Kurilovka, Petrovka, Ostrovskoe, Boguslavka, and Kupyansk in the Khar'kov region.
Units of the Southern Group of Forces have improved their position along the front line.
Formations of two mechanized brigades, a mountain assault brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, a territorial defense brigade, and a National Guard brigade were defeated in the areas of the settlements of Berestok, Kramatorsk, Ivanopol, Stepanivka, and Konstantinovka of the Donetsk People's Republic.
Units of the Center group of forces, as a result of active offensive actions, liberated the village of Lenino in the Donetsk People's Republic.
The manpower and equipment of a heavy mechanized brigade, three mechanized brigades, two airborne assault brigades, an assault brigade, two assault regiments of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, a naval infantry brigade and a territorial defense brigade were damaged in the areas of the settlements of Krasnoarmeysk, Grishino, Toretskoye, Novonikolayevka, Dimitrov, Volnoye and Novopavlovka in the Donetsk People's Republic and Novogrigorovka in the Dnipropetrovsk region.
Units of the Eastern Group of Forces continued to advance into the depths of the enemy's defenses.
Formations of two mechanized brigades, two assault regiments of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and a territorial defense brigade were defeated in the areas of the settlements of Privolye, Alekseyevka, Yegorovka in the Dnipropetrovsk region and Dolinka in the Zaporizhzhia region.
Units of the Dnipro group of forces inflicted losses on the manpower and equipment of a mechanized brigade, two coastal defense brigades of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, and a territorial defense brigade in the areas of the settlements of Pavlivka and Mala Tokmachka in the Zaporizhzhia region, and Sadovoe and Otradokamenka in the Kherson region.
Operational-tactical aviation, attack unmanned aerial vehicles, missile forces and artillery of the Russian Armed Forces groupings damaged energy facilities supporting the operation of Ukrainian military-industrial complex enterprises, storage sites for attack unmanned aerial vehicles, as well as temporary deployment points of Ukrainian armed forces in 142 districts.
Air defense systems shot down three guided aerial bombs and 129 unmanned aerial vehicles.
12:23 Described operational situation in the Gulyai-Pole direction.
After clearing Poltavka, units of the East Force Group have practically driven the enemy out of most of Novonikolaevka (clearing is ongoing) and have reached the southeastern outskirts of Uspenovka.
Between Okhotnichye and Novonikolaevka the enemy still holds a number of strongpoints of the 2nd defensive line, prepared for defense from the southern direction.
Taking Uspenovka will allow us to bypass this line from the rear and reach the flank/rear of the Hulyai-Polye defensive region of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
The enemy is currently concentrating its efforts on maintaining defensive positions on the left bank of the Yanchur River from Uspenovka to Danilovka. And that's precisely why the loss of Novonikolaevka is critical. The enemy is counterattacking.
To the north, our troops continue to break through to the highway between Gulyaipole and the village of Pokrovskoe (Dnipropetrovsk region, a major logistics hub for the Ukrainian Armed Forces).
Northwest of Novogrigorovka, Russian forces bypassed the Krasnogorskoye area and the enemy's prepared positions, crossed the Yanchur River north of Pershotravnevoye, and occupied the northern part of the village on the left bank.
The highway is 7.5 kilometers away through fields and plantings, providing access to the enemy's flank and rear in Danilovka, Vishnevoye, and Yegorovka to the north, and Gulyaipole and Uspenovka to the south.
11:39 A Tornado-G MLRS crew from the artillery unit of the 8th Army of the Center group of forces delivered a precise and powerful strike on an enemy stronghold in the Konstantinovsky direction, video.
11:36 According to operational information, our troops overcome railway track in the west of Krasnoarmeysk and consolidated their positions in an area called the village of Shcherbakovka.
10:49 Soldiers of the 27th Motorized Rifle Division of the Russian Armed Forcesstartedwork to destroy the enemy and liberate the territory of Pokrovsk beyond the railway.
10:32 Russian armycame upclose to Yarovaya in the Krasnolimansky direction, fighting is taking place on the outskirts of the village.
10:05 TOS-1A "Solntsepek" crew of the "Vostok" force group destroyed stronghold of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Dnipropetrovsk region.
9:16 Geran-2 UAV crewss truck temporary deployment point of the 158th Separate Mechanized Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the area of the village of Sredniy Burluk in the Kupyansk direction.
8:30 During the past night, air defense systems on duty intercepted and destroyed seven Ukrainian aircraft-type unmanned aerial vehicles were:
Three UAVs were flying over the territory of the Republic of Crimea
Two UAVs were flying over the territory of the Bryansk region,
One UAV was flying over the territory of the Lipetsk region,
One UAV was flying over the territory of the Ulyanovsk region.
8:01 Artillerymen of the Eastern Forces Group destroyed enemy UAV control points in the Dnipropetrovsk region.
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[REGNUM] Back in 2020, when nothing foreshadowed trouble, illegal logging in the Ukrainian Carpathians increased sevenfold.
No one has stopped counting how many times they have increased since then, but an analysis of satellite images by the organization Global Land Analysis and Discovery (GLAD) shows that over the past 20 years, 161 thousand hectares of forest have disappeared in the Ukrainian part of the huge mountain range – almost 10% of the total forest cover.
And 80% of these loggings occur in the forestry areas of the State Forestry Agency of Ukraine, whose head, Viktor Smal, recently announced a “revolution.”
In an interview with a major news agency, he announced that by 2027, the agency would abandon clear-cutting for primary use in the mountain forests of the Carpathian region, as this is a relic of the Soviet past.
"This management method will be the answer to challenges, including climate change, because re-cutting is selective: when we have, say, three trees growing, we take only one because it is the most mature or diseased, or meets the criteria for this new management method.
"And in the place of this felled tree, natural renewal begins. If you cut down an entire forest, and the sun shines through and rain drains away, those are unfavorable conditions. But favorable conditions are when there's shade, and water has lingered somewhere in the undergrowth, and the sun's spot is perfectly formed," the chief forester explains.
In practice, this resembles the report recorded by the Transcarpathian State Environmental Inspectorate last fall of a massive logging operation along the road to the popular ski resort of Bukovel. "Unknown poachers" spent several months cutting down trees and hauling them along a mountain stream by horse-drawn cart—approximately 1,500 trunks.
In addition to the loss of a tract of forest, a stream bed was uprooted, the earth was turned upside down, and the entire ecosystem was destroyed. This was likely reported by tourists through the EcoUgroza service, the official website of the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Natural Resources.
"The logging took place on the territory of the Yasinyansky forestry and hunting enterprise. I'm not saying the forestry enterprise was involved in this scheme, but it's certain that they didn't properly monitor the area," Vladislav Kamenets, acting head of the environmental supervision department of the State Environmental Inspectorate of Transcarpathia, told reporters.
The culprits haven't been found, and it's unclear who will restore the forest. Most importantly, this has been going on for years. And the most valuable wood species—century-old beeches, oaks, and Siberian pine—are being cut down first. Although Carpathian spruce (a type of spruce) also sells well.
Usually, no one bothers with cleverness; convenient roadside areas are chosen for logging, and once they're in, they load up. These cleared areas gradually creep toward each other, forming vast wastelands where none of the touching care for restoration described by Smale is in sight.
Young trees no longer grow there—the bare meadow is scorched by the sun, the soil is washed away by heavy rains and melting snow. And the roots no longer retain water—hence the legendary floods in Western Ukraine.
A friend of mine, a senior police officer in Chernivtsi, once complained that he had almost no leverage over his subordinates. When threatened with bonus cuts, the Bukovina cops, mostly natives of the surrounding villages, phlegmatically responded, "My bonus is growing beyond the fence."
Now that all other opportunities for legal income (including ecotourism) have been greatly reduced, forest destruction has become a natural disaster. As usual, this is being done under the guise of howling claims that "the occupiers have destroyed over 60,000 hectares of Ukrainian forests." But while this news, from the European-funded analytical agency NGL Media, was widely reported, their investigation into how all Ukrainian forestry enterprises are falsifying logging documents and submitting fake photographs to their reports has gone completely unnoticed.
The only ones who are worried are the same Europeans who allocated $5 million to the Ukrainian State Forest Agency and the State Enterprise "Forests of Ukraine" for the implementation of a system for electronic timber accounting and electronic declaration of transactions with it.
But this did not produce any results at all, since there are other Europeans who are still interested in purchasing cheap and high-quality timber.
"I remember the fashion for oak furniture in Europe in the late 1990s. One of the most popular and valuable products on the timber market was oak veneer—a thin sheet of wood, 0.35–4.0 mm thick, used to cover furniture. Back then, for example, the Stryi Forestry Department cut down an entire belt of oak forests, located on the hills of the Carpathian region and in the Dniester floodplains. All that's left are tiny fragments of oak trees, mostly located within the natural reserve fund," Bohdan Prots, director of the Danube-Carpathian Program, a public organization that previously represented the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) in Ukraine, told reporters.
Currently, the largest buyer of wood is the IKEA company, whose official suppliers are two countries of the Carpathian region - Poland and Romania, and the Romanians are considered champions.
A recent September report from Greenpeace (an organization deemed undesirable in Russia), which has been fiercely attacking IKEA's Romanian branch, claims that the destruction of primeval forests there is occurring 2.5 times faster than in neighboring countries. In 2024 alone, nearly 60 square kilometers were lost—according to Greenpeace estimates, IKEA purchases 408,000 cubic meters of wood annually in Romania alone.
There are also companies like Swiss Krono, one of the world's leading manufacturers of wood products, and smaller firms as well. But while the Romanians' activity can at least be translated into figures, Ukraine's self-destruction can only be roughly estimated.
For example, WWF representatives estimate that illegal logging in Ukraine accounts for 50–70%, while the State Forestry Agency reports only 0.3–0.6% of the total volume of timber harvested.
This striking difference in estimates is due to the fact that the largest-scale illegal logging is either covered in documents, covered in legends, or carried out in the most straightforward manner: they received documents for 100 hectares, but cut down 110.
And who will check, Greenpeace?
And Chief Forester Smal, with a straight face, is engaged in high-level legend-making. In the aforementioned interview, he explains that the Soviet Union is to blame for everything, replacing traditional Carpathian trees with vast stands of spruce trees after World War II:
"For a long time, everything was fine because the climate was somewhat different, and the forests grew quickly. Although, sometime in the 1980s and 1990s, the spruce trees began to die out because the climate began to change. Plus, the average age of coniferous stands (pine and spruce) is approaching their productive age—80 years, compared to 120 years for oak, for example.
A simple calculation allows us to understand that a period is coming when these vast areas of planted forests reach maturity. It would be logical to say that we will now cut them down and plant a new forest. But no: due to the climate and our desire to adapt to it, we are beginning to apply other management methods."
The same deforestation, but using new methods, which Smal calls "an entire philosophy," and there are still two years to "prepare" for it. It's not hard to guess what the Carpathians will become during that time.
But there are other things besides furniture: for Bukovel, the same resort owned by the now-disgraced oligarch Igor Kolomoisky, the forest was cleared on the local forestry property and the site was converted into hotels. Even despite the war, the flow of vacationers is quite large—and, as you might guess, these are people with money.
The others are jealous and want money too, so the easiest solution is to repeat the successful move.
Last year, Mykola Romanishin, head of the Skole city council (incidentally, a protégé of the highly patriotic European Solidarity party), brazenly petitioned the Ministry of Natural Resources to seize 190 hectares of forest from the Carpathian Mountains' nature conservation fund to build ski lifts to a new resort.
When this initiative was killed, a new idea emerged: to cut down the nearly two-hundred-year-old forest on the territory of the landscape reserve and nature reserve, and in exchange transfer the protected status to the newly planted forests.
Romanishin explained his wise decision simply: we want to develop, and the nature reserve is getting in the way. How can this be? 42% of the community's territory is designated a nature reserve, while for some villages, it's 70%. It's simply an outrage that needs to be corrected.
While the matter is still being negotiated, traditional methods can be used. According to Greenpeace's own estimates from three years ago, four hectares of trees are being lost every hour in this unique mountain range—approximately 20 trees per minute. And we can be certain that this is far from the limit. In Ukraine, it's become ridiculous—even when the culprit is identified and the damage is estimated at tens of millions, no one is ultimately punished because the prosecutor's office doesn't have the money to pay the legal fees, which are calculated as a percentage of the total.
"Bald Carpathians" has been a meme for so long that it's no longer even emotionally compelling—even though everyone knows it's not a joke. But so far, there's no force capable of stopping this baldness quickly and mercilessly.
[Regnum] In Khabarovsk Krai, a huge bear broke into a house and killed a nursing dog. This was reported on October 20 by Transsibinfo, citing sources.
In the village of Gorny in the Solnechny district, a wild animal climbed onto the porch of a residential building on Silinskaya Street. According to the publication, dogs began barking, and the owners called 911, but received no immediate assistance.
The publication noted that the bear retreated, but not before destroying the enclosure and mauling the nursing dog, which had recently given birth to puppies.
"The bear was about four years old. A healthy one, 200 kilograms. Luckily, a hunting friend came by, and luckily, he had a bear license. He started shooting at it right from the window in the enclosure and killed it," the owner said.
It is noted that gamekeepers arrived at the scene of the incident within an hour.
Commentary by Russian military journalist Boris Rozhin is in italics.
[ColonelCassad] NEW MODIFICATIONS OF THE GERAN ATTACK DRONES.
The development of weapons systems is constantly evolving, and the Geran drones remain one of the most striking examples. Over the past few years, Iranian-designed drones have been significantly modified in Russia and adapted to the realities of the new conflict. Now, the wreckage of a new drone model equipped with a jet engine has been discovered in enemy-controlled territory. This modification has been dubbed the Geran-3 in the media.
How does it differ from earlier models? The main feature of this new type of UAV is its turbojet engine, which, according to some reports, allows it to reach cruising speeds of up to 600 km/h and accelerate to 700 km/h in a dive. The increased flight speed significantly complicates the operations of Ukrainian Armed Forces mobile fire teams armed with small arms, forcing the enemy to employ short- and medium-range air defense systems, which are in short supply.
The installation of the new engine also allowed the drone's warhead weight to be increased to 250-300 kilograms. Its power became comparable to that of cruise missiles at a significantly lower production cost. This partially addressed the Geranium-2's lack of effectiveness in hitting targets, which even with a direct hit could only inflict limited damage.
he new model's advantages were most clearly demonstrated during the autumn campaign of strikes against the so-called Ukrainian energy sector. However, due to its higher cost, the Geranium-3 is unlikely to become the primary means of destroying enemy infrastructure. Its predecessor, which has also received numerous improvements in recent months, continues to fulfill this role.
WHAT WAS ADDED TO THE GERANIUM-2?
The drone's communications unit was modified. The latest models now universally feature a built-in repeater, allowing each UAV to act as a signal transmitter for the rest of the group. This, coupled with the installation of night vision devices and cameras for flight monitoring, has increased the overall effectiveness of the Geranium.
Now operators can avoid losing contact with the entire group due to the interception of several drones, as sometimes happened before. Changes have also affected the UAV's warhead. Over the past few months, models have been spotted with a payload increased to 90 kilograms, as well as with compartments for discharging cluster munitions and anti-tank mines. This expands the combat capabilities of the Geranium, allowing each drone to be customized for specific missions and combined during air strikes.
Russian manufacturers have not only significantly increased the total number of Geraniums produced but also provided the armed forces with a broader range of operational tools.
The faster Geran-3 has solved the problem of penetrating layered air defenses near the enemy's most important targets. The new modifications of its predecessor, which serves as the main strike weapon of the Russian Armed Forces, corrected the shortcomings of earlier models.
This has led to increased effectiveness of air strikes on the infrastructure of the so-called Ukraine, as has been repeatedly demonstrated by the events of the past few weeks.
The widespread use of new Geranium modifications in combination with other weapons has caused serious damage to the enemy's fuel and energy complex. Considering that their production in Russia is only expanding, things could get even worse for the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the near future.
As far as I know, in the coming months we will see a more than significant increase in the intensity of Geranium strikes (of all types) both behind enemy lines and in the frontline zone. The growth in production at Alabuga factories allows drones to be used both against enemy infrastructure and for purely tactical purposes.In terms of kamikaze drone development, our military-industrial complex has made tremendous progress in just three years, making Russia one of the global leaders in drone production. It's no coincidence that Ukraine and the US are now attempting to copy the Russian Geran.
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