David Hookstead talks about Russia bombing multiple ships near Bulgaria and one ship sinking. There are also updates with the plague situation in Russia, major NATO movements and more mysterious messages.

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00:52 Russia Bombs Multiple Ships
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9:19 New Secret Messages
10:19 Reaction

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Former Army Special Operations (SMU) operator Jeremy Morton speaks with David Hookstead about the time he trolled the SAS.

Jeremy joined the Special Operations Care Fund (SOC-F) in retirement as the organizations executive director. He now dedicates his life and time to helping other veterans heal after years of heavy combat.

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Today, the biggest news comes from the Russian Federation.

Here, separatists have emerged again to stage a coup and try to secede from Russia. However, what followed was a brutal crackdown and forced exile, showing that only oppression can hold the country together now.

Recently, Alexander Ivanov, a former parliamentarian from Yakutia, initially built his platform around claims that the Sakha people lacked political and cultural freedom, framing issues of language and identity as evidence of systemic inequality. He escalated this position by publicly entertaining the idea of Yakutia’s secession and amplifying his message through symbolic gestures, including recorded statements at the Independence Monument, which recast a regional discourse into a more overtly political challenge to the Russian state. His activities moved beyond domestic advocacy as he began cultivating international visibility, using foreign media outlets, particularly in Turkey, to project his narrative outward and aligning himself with circles linked to Pan Turkist ideology. This shift effectively transformed his position from a regional political stance into one with geopolitical implications, raising concerns about external influence and coordination. Moscow’s response followed this escalation as Ivanov was designated a foreign agent and stripped of his parliamentary mandate. By persistently promoting narratives of oppression and advocating separation, he directly undermined national unity.

The central authorities must suppress these separatist ideas before they spread to other regions and political spaces. Because of the developments in Yakutia, Russia must act now to prevent further disruptions in other problematic parts of the country. Notably, the risk is far greater than Ivanov's remarks because now these ideas can quickly proliferate, and other regional politicians and activists can join him and declare their desire for more autonomy or full independence. If other separatists see that Moscow cannot assert dominance, they will be inclined to act while the government is weak and occupied with waging a war in Ukraine.

These separatist tendencies are not limited to Yakutia but can be observed across several regions of Russia, taking different forms depending on local history and demographics, which makes it harder for Moscow to control. In the North Caucasus, separatism has historically taken the form of armed insurgency, as seen when the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria declared independence, leading to prolonged and violent conflict before federal control was reimposed. By contrast, in Dagestan, the issue is less about a single unified movement and more about fragmented proposals reflecting the republic’s ethnic complexity, which diffuses separatist sentiment. Proposals range from creating independent ethnic entities to forming a unified Dagestani state. Further north, in the Volga Federal District, movements are generally less militant and focus more on cultural autonomy and political rights among Turkic and Finno Ugric populations, indicating a more subtle approach compared to complete cessation or military action.

The drivers behind separatist sentiment across Russia’s regions include economic disparities, control over natural resources, and unequal burdens in military mobilization. Each region carries its own historical grievances and sources of tension with the central government. In many ethnic republics, where non Russian populations form majorities or significant minorities, separatist narratives are often rooted in nationalism, cultural preservation, and long-standing historical memory. Concerns about the disappearance of local languages and traditions intersect with perceptions that resource rich regions are economically exploited, with wealth extracted but insufficient reinvestment into local development or poverty reduction. Military mobilization has further intensified these grievances because it has been disproportionately affecting poorer, rural, and minority communities. As a result, certain ethnic groups, such as the Buryats and other indigenous peoples of Siberia, have appeared in casualty figures at rates exceeding their share of the overall population.

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David Hookstead talks about Rob O'Neill teasing a big bombshell about the Osama Bin Laden raid.....but also revealing a problem at the same time.

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1:46 Bin Laden Raid Drama Continues
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Today, the biggest news comes from the Russian Federation.

Russians are pulling their tanks and other armored vehicles out of Ukraine and back into their massive stockpiles in the rear. Satellite footage and independent analysis show modern T ninety tanks and BTR eighty-two armored vehicles filling up military storage depots all across western and northwestern Russia. Notably, Russia has completely abandoned the idea of armored warfare in Ukraine due to the drone kill zone detecting and intercepting any and all heavy vehicles several kilometers before they reach the front. While this has caused Russia to overly rely on massed infantry assaults and infiltrations that cost them tens of thousands of lives every month, their losses of modern armored vehicles have dropped significantly. Notably, most destroyed Russian tanks are now predominantly older Soviet-era variants like the T fifty-five and the T sixty-two, being used as mobile artillery guns or heavily uparmored assault vehicles. However, Russian production numbers for more modern armored vehicles must go somewhere if not to the battlefield in Ukraine, and as of right now they're building everything up on Nato’s border instead.

Notably, the pattern has been observed in the western and north-western regions of Russia near Nato’s border. Here, Russia is planning a base to house an entire division only eleven kilometers from Norway's borders. Additionally, Russia is filling up its storage base in Buy, which is located five hundred kilometers from the borders of Estonia and Latvia. However, as Russia cannot pull out more armored vehicles from storage to refit them, it is rebuilding its stockpiles with its most modern variants, such as the new T-ninty tank and BTR-eight-two models. Russia’s rate of production didn’t stop, which means Russia can fill its storage bases again with approximately three hundred T-ninty tanks and up to four hundred BMP-three models annually. Simultaneously, artillery depots are also being restocked with Msta-S self-propelled guns and Malva self-propelled guns in Karelia, approximately one hundred and eighty-five kilometers from the Finnish border. Notably, Russia could be building up its armored reserves to potentially take advantage if the static frontline in Ukraine breaks. However, Estonian Defense Minister Martin Gereim stated that its abundant intelligence reports show that Russia will inevitably test the border on one of the Baltic countries, and it cannot be ruled out that the newly deployed tanks and artillery pieces will also be used in these Russian provocations, especially given the location of the equipment buildup.

It’s important to note that the immense Russian investments made into gearing their industrial base toward a protracted war are another significant factor explaining the buildup. A sudden halt in the production of military equipment because they are no longer used on the battlefield in Ukraine would likely lead to the collapse of the Russian economy. This means that Russia is now forced economically to continue the production of tanks and armored vehicles, which serves as an incentive for Russia to prolong the war and even begin a new one to prevent the Russian economy from collapsing, again explaining the decision to house these newly produced vehicles right on the border with Nato.

Overall, Russia’s decision to rebuild its armored reserves suggests that Moscow is preparing for a future in which its military needs more than just infantry and drones to achieve its objectives. Even if these vehicles cannot survive large-scale assaults on today’s battlefield, they could become a serious threat if Russia identifies weaknesses in Nato’s defenses or finds a way to reduce the effectiveness of drones. The greater danger is that Russia’s war economy is creating a cycle in which continued military production requires continued confrontation, making a lasting peace increasingly difficult to achieve. For Europe, this means that the end of the war in Ukraine would not necessarily mean the end of the Russian military threat, but could instead give Moscow the opportunity to rebuild its forces for its next confrontation.

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As the war with Iran continues, Washington is already confronting a major question: what should America’s military footprint in the Middle East look like when the fighting ends? Steve Yates tells Mike Baker that changes in warfare, stronger regional partners and the growing use of long-range strikes and economic pressure could allow the United States to reduce its presence without abandoning the region.

David Hookstead talks about a Russian helicopter breaching NATO airspace after flying from Kaliningrad into Poland. There are also reports of opening the rules of engagement and satellites being jammed.

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00:52 Russian Helicopter Breaches NATO
3:22 Rules Of Engagement
4:05 Sabotage Attempt
5:06 Satellites Jammed
6:00 Russia Won't End War
6:22 Mobilization
7:19 Strike Footage
7:34 Reaction

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Today, the most important news comes from the Kostiantynivka direction. 

Here, Russia’s most successful offensive this year was just collapsed by a single Ukrainian strike and immense Russian incompetence, decapitating Russian forces. Recently, Ukraine’s unmanned systems forces led by Robert Magyar Brovdi released footage of a drone strike on a Russian command post in the Donetsk rear. Immediately, a follow-up strike confirmed the damage, showing the command post going up in flames, as the second hit ensured that the Russian site was destroyed completely. Shortly thereafter, a Russian statement confirmed that one of their best generals had just been killed in action due to a Ukrainian mid-range drone strike. 

With this, Russians confirmed that Ukrainians had successfully killed Major General Anton Grunis, commander of the Russian fourth motorized rifle brigade. His brigade spearheaded the Russian advance into the city of Kostiantynivka, which Russians claim they had already captured in early July. He himself even reported directly to Putin that the city was fully in Russian hands, and was awarded the Hero of Russia title for his success. However, unfortunately for the Russians, Ukrainians are not only maintaining a presence in the city, but are actively denying Russians the ability to consolidate it at all. This is proven by constant streams of geolocated footage, which shows intense fighting throughout the entire city, as well as Russian shelling of Ukrainian positions still as far as the southeastern outskirts. 

This major disconnect between the real situation on the ground and what Russian high command believes is already causing major problems for Russian forces in Kostiantynivka. As high-ranking Russian generals believe that the city has been captured, they are increasingly ordering infiltration efforts toward the next Ukrainian city of Oleksievo-Druzhkivka. However, with no solid staging ground to launch these infiltration efforts from, Russian soldiers are forced to abandon their positions in Kostiantynivka to push forward a frontline that only exists on commanders’ maps. As the main Russian commander who was aware that the city still needed to be captured has now been killed, an even larger disconnect is now forming. 

While Russian shelling focuses on the north, it is not helping Russian soldiers on the ground moving through Kostiantynivka, who are being ambushed and killed by Ukrainian soldiers still active in the area. Ukrainians in turn are not holding back, as geolocated footage shows Ukrainian F-sixteen jet fighters dropping bombs on Russian drone operators’ launching points throughout the city. Footage released by Ukrainian special police units shows FPV drone strikes on buildings where Russian soldiers are gathering in the west. Dedicated Ukrainian drone battalions show them detecting and tracking Russian infantry as they move through the suburbs. Once they enter a building, Vampire heavy bomber drones drop handfuls of high explosive shells on top of them, leveling their hideouts completely and eliminating them before they can even engage a Ukrainian soldier. 

While the situation in the city itself remains difficult, with Russians intensely striking and shelling the main Ukrainian logistical artery into the north, Ukrainians here are using ground robotics systems at a massive scale to deliver a constant stream of supplies into the city, and evacuate wounded soldiers out. The main thing allowing Ukrainians to maintain a foothold is that Russian forces are repeatedly overplaying their hand, using the grey zone to attempt deeper infiltrations without fully consolidating their rear first. Additionally, any consolidation efforts are immediately undermined by their own commanders, as these soldiers are ordered out of their hiding spots and directly out into the open. While Russian drone units are intensely trying to force Ukrainians out by targeting the ground drones delivering Ukrainians their supplies, they have failed for the entire summer now to fully cut off the Ukrainians and capture the town. 

Overall, the Ukrainian decapitation strike just killed the only Russian commander who best knew that the city he was awarded for capturing was not in Russian hands at all. As he was also in the best position to redirect resources to actually capturing the city, his liquidation only further spells disaster for Russian efforts here. With Russian reserves being redirected or deployed far outside of real Russian control, more Russian drone operators and support units are being forced to operate inside of the grey zone as well. As these are much easier to track and eliminate close to Ukrainian positions, Russians are not only suffering heavy casualties among their disposable infantry, but among their high-tier elite as well.

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Today, the most intense news is coming from the Liman direction.

Russians just unleashed a massive swarm of fixed-wing attack drones in an attempt to halt the Ukrainian advance in its tracks. Video footage shows how Russians launched waves of Molniya drones across the river and into the newly gained Ukrainian territory. These Russian Molniya drones are equipped with heavy explosives and sometimes even anti-tank landmines that cause major destruction when they hit. The dedicated interceptor drone unit codenamed Destroyer shared footage showing the interception of over sixty-six of these enemy strike drones over the ongoing Ukrainian Vivaldi operation in a single day. The Ukrainians have fully integrated interception capabilities into their frontline units, with the Destroyer unit integrated with the Ukrainian sixty-sixth Mechanized Brigade using dispersed radar systems to launch an interceptor drone within a minute of detecting an enemy UAV. Using various interceptor drones of similar design, they are then able to neutralize the Russian waves with remarkable efficiency.

When looking at the situation on the ground, Ukrainians are advancing way faster than the Russians expected, and liberating far more territory than they had imagined. This even caused problems for Ukrainians however, who were advancing so deep that they threatened to move out of the cover of their fire-support units. The entire Ukrainian kill-chain of observation and strike drones, artillery, logistics, and command staff now has to be moved to the new line of contact. By launching the intense Molniya drone barrage, Russians were attempting to strike Ukrainians in the midst of this movement, hoping to prevent and undermine Ukrainians from getting ready to cross the river next. However, they were not expecting Ukraine to have already moved forward their frontline drone interception units, and their barrage was taken out in mid-air.

Notably, Russians were trying to do more than just strike Ukrainian support units on the move, but were preparing to follow up with a major counteroffensive of their own. As Russians cannot afford to lose their bridgehead across the Zherebets River completely, they are desperately trying to take it back. The massive wave of frontline strike drones was the fire preparation that Russians could have needed for a counterattack to succeed. Counterattacking while Ukrainians are still reorganizing would be their only real chance of making any rapid clawback.

The reason why Russians cannot lose the bridgehead is that it allows Ukrainians to maintain a much more stable defense of Liman itself. Due to the Ukrainian counteroffensive, Russians are now over twenty-two kilometers removed from the nearest logistical strongpoint supplying Liman. This puts Ukrainian logistic hubs out of range of Russian tube and rocket artillery, as well as Russian FPV drones. While Russian FPV drones have the capability on paper to strike this deep, using FPV drones at such long ranges requires larger fixed-wing drones to serve as relays. And Ukrainians have just clearly demonstrated their capability to rapidly detect and destroy these fixed-wing type drones with ease, allowing supplies and reinforcements to arrive at the needed positions with no delay.

Overall, Ukrainians just destroyed the most massive Russian fire preparation launched in a single day. While Russians attempted to strike Ukrainian support units and staff while on the move and take advantage of their destruction with a follow-up counterattack, the cleverly integrated drone defenses were able to neutralize the Russian threat. As the Ukrainian kill-chain is being moved up to the new line of contact, Russian forces will soon be faced with a deadly choice: either throw their men into the Ukrainian meatgrinder, or suffer whatever the Ukrainian general staff has planned for them next.

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هَنوز در اِنتظارَم و
اَزَت خَبَر نَدارَم و
خَزونِ بی بَهارَم و
دارم می میرَم

کی گُفتِه این زِندِگیه
خَسته شُدم بَسّه دیگِه

گُناهِ من سادِگیه
تو شَب اَسیرَم

عُمری نَموندِه نازَنین
نَفَس. بُریدِه ام بِبین

فَقط بَرام مونده هَمین
یِه بُغضِ سَنگین

یه عُمرِه که دَویدِه ام
آخر خط رِسیده ام
تو زِندگی نَدیدِه ام
یه روزِ راحت

قِصِّه یِ اَندوهِ شَبام
حَرفی نَموندِه رو لَبام
مِثلِ یه کابوسِه بَرام
تیک تاکِ ساعت

عُمری نَموندِه نازَنین
نَفَس. بُریدِه ام بِبین
فَقط بَرام مونده هَمین
یِه بُغضِ سَنگین

یه موجِ بیقَرارَم و
دیگه نَفَس ندارم و
غریبِ این دیارَم و
از هَمه سیرم

آخر این قِصّه رِسید
کی قِصّه یِ ما رو شنید
حتّی خدا ما رو ندید
اَزینجا میرَم

عُمری نَموندِه نازَنین
نَفَس. بُریدِه ام بِبین
فَقط بَرام مونده هَمین
یِه بُغضِ سَنگین

نَفس بُریدِه ام ببین

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