Almost all the drones used by Russia in the war against Ukraine are from China. Russian Ministry of Finance Anton Siluanov stated this at a meeting of the State Duma Committee on Budget and Taxes. "Today, almost all drones are from China. We are also grateful to our partners for this. But we need to develop our own resource base, and the necessary money has been allocated," the Russian minister said.

Two ships carry weapons from DPRK to Russia for war against Ukraine, the Washington Post writes. New satellite images reveal that Russian ships with ties to military transport networks have been repeatedly collecting cargo from North Korea and delivering it to a Russian military port over the past two months, suggesting North Korea may be assisting Russia's war efforts in Ukraine. These operations involve two ships, the Angara and the Maria, which started running this route after high-level meetings between North Korean and Russian officials. The U.S. intelligence believes that North Korea has transported military equipment and munitions to Russia, possibly including ammunition types used in the war in Ukraine. The satellite images show these shipments are more extensive and ongoing than initially reported. This development could have a significant impact on the trajectory of the war in Ukraine. North Korea may be supporting Russia in exchange for advanced technologies for its weapons and nuclear program. Additionally, the U.S. suspects that Russia might be shipping its own weapons to North Korea. These actions reflect Russia's use of civilian ships for covert military activities, a practice that has been documented before. Read the full article here: washingtonpost.com/world/202…

"Cover! Cover!" – evidence appeared that Russian-speaking instructors within the Hamas terrorist organization gave orders and coordinated the actions of mercenaries during the attack on Israel on October 7, 2023. The order in Russian "Прикрывайте! Прикрывайте!" ("Cover! Cover!") can be clearly heard from 12 seconds onwards.