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NEW: Russia and Ukraine continued observing a limited ceasefire in occupied Kherson Oblast on October 28, but it remains unclear whether Ukrainian civilians will have a legitimate and duress-free choice to return to Ukrainian government-controlled Ukraine. (1/2)
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The U.S. Air Force’s first hypersonic missile to enter production will be built in Troy, Alabama. Lockheed Martin just broke ground on an expansion that triples its factory space for the weapon.
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JUST IN - An incident at the US Department of Energy’s Savannah River Site triggered an emergency response.
According to an emergency dispatch, it was a fire in a single room at Savannah River National Laboratory, and there was “an unfiltered ground-level radiological release.” - WRDW
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❗️Розвідка США попереджає українську владу про намір рф здійснити масований ракетний обстріл в наступні 48 годин — Київ і регіон основна ціль ворога.
Можливо балістичний удар буде разом із масованим.
Загроза як балістики, так і крилатих + шахедів до кінці тижня😒
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Here's something you don't see every day. NASA's America 250 F-15, arriving this afternoon at JRB Fort Worth. My images.
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One of the first known deaths during the Melania Trump and Pope Leo-brokered ceasefire is a soldier who was instrumental to getting images out of Oleshky, the Russia-occupied starving city.
🕯️ Ukrainian serviceman Volodymyr Obertas, who served in the communications unit of the 34th Separate Marine Brigade “Borysfen” and filmed drone footage showing the destruction in the Russian-occupied city of Oleshky, has been killed in Kherson, Suspilne reports.
Yevhen Voronetskyi, head of the communications unit of the Borysfen brigade, said that on October 27, Volodymyr Obertas was working in central #Kherson, accompanying a group of journalists who had arrived to film the city during a period of calm.
While looking for a suitable camera angle, he stepped on an unidentified explosive device. The device detonated, leaving him with severe injuries. He later died in hospital.
Volodymyr Obertas was a videographer and video editor by profession. He transferred from a combat position to the brigade’s communications unit. He was due to be promoted to the rank of senior lieutenant soon.
Dmytro Voronov, the former mayor of #Oleshky, wrote on his Facebook page that before joining the military, Volodymyr Obertas was a well-known photographer and cameraman. He worked at celebrations in kindergartens and schools, as well as at weddings and public events.
Detector Media extends its sincere condolences to Volodymyr Obertas’s family, loved ones, and colleagues.
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UKRAINIAN PRESIDENT ZELENSKIY HAS ACKNOWLEDGED RUSSIA’S NEED FOR SECURITY GUARANTEES FOR THE FIRST TIME, MARKING A SHIFT IN KYIV’S POSITION AS U.S.-LED DIPLOMACY GATHERS PACE, THOUGH HE INSISTS ENDING THE WAR AND SECURING UKRAINE MUST TAKE PRIORITY
All citizens are encouraged to attend the briefings.
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This footage is insane … damn
On October 27, 2024, servicemen from Rogue Team and Omega Team of the GUR International Legion were tasked with locating and eliminating Russian FSB and SOF DRG groups conducting cross-border ambushes in Ukraine’s Chernihiv and Sumy Oblasts.
During the mission, the teams attempted to infiltrate enemy territory but encountered a fortified Russian position near the village of Brahlov in Bryansk Oblast.
According to Rogue Team fighter with the callsign "Snow," they had expected a trench position but instead came across a heavily fortified underground bunker with trenches and eight firing positions. "It was like Fort Knox," - "Snow" recalls.
Rogue Team split into two main teams: Alpha and Bravo. Rogue Alpha and Omega Team assaulted the fortification from the treeline west of Rogue Bravo.
Rogue Bravo then split into two groups, with one advancing to assault the fortification while the other remained behind to provide covering fire. The actions of Rogue Bravo were captured on video by one of its fighters, callsign "Uno."
At 05:05, the fighters launched an assault from two directions, throwing grenades into the Russian positions and attempting to storm the fortification. However, they were met with heavy Russian fire. This marked the beginning of the operation's most difficult moments.
- Rogue Alpha, which was attacking the fortification from the treeline, came under Russian machine-gun fire and lost two fighters (off-screen). The team leader, Bradley Carl Jennison, callsign "Super Dave," was shot in the chest and died at the scene. Reportedly, Simon Petrik Rajakisto, callsign "Rauta," was wounded in an open field and could not be evacuated due to heavy Russian fire, so he blew himself up to avoid capture.
- 16:45 Somewhere around this time, Rogue Bravo fighters again attempted to enter the bunker but failed.
- At 17:38 Canadian volunteer Mandeep Singh, callsign "Poet" moved into the open and was wounded by small-arms fire. His comrade, American volunteer Corey John Nawrocki, then attempted to reach "Poet" and drag him to safety under covering fire from the cameraman, but Russian fire killed both men.
- 20:24 While attempting to help them, one of the fighters was wounded in the head, possibly in the neck area. With only two fighters remaining at the position, they decided to withdraw to the rear position where the second Rogue Bravo group was stationed and requested covering fire, but received no response.
- 22:14 The fighters began retreating under Russian fire. Possibly due to communication problems, their comrades only began providing covering fire at the last moment.
- 23:20 The fighters provided first aid to the wounded man and spent the next few minutes trying to contact Omega and Rogue Alpha to request covering fire for their withdrawal.
- 32:17 Due to communication problems, the fighters were unable to contact their comrades. However, they spotted members of Omega Team in the treeline and decided to cross the open field directly in front of the Russian positions.
- 33:07 The cameraman crosses the open field under Russian fire and enters the treeline.
- 35:07 The fighters began retreating through the forested area as Russian forces pursued them. In addition to the difficult terrain, they also encountered barbed wire. One of the fighters got caught on the wire, forcing the group to stop for several minutes.
- 42:11 The fighters eventually regrouped with other teams.
- 1:10:30 After regrouping with other groups and resting briefly, the soldiers began their withdrawal toward Ukrainian territory.
Rogue Team lost four fighters during the operation.
🛡 Bradley Carl Jennison, "Super Dave" - 🇺🇸
🛡 Simon Petrik Rajakisto, "Rauta" - 🇸🇪
🛡 Mandeep Singh, "Poet" - 🇨🇦
🛡 Corey John Nawrocki, "Corey" - 🇺🇸
Unfortunately, their bodies could not be recovered at that time. May they rest in peace, and may their sacrifice never be forgotten.
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On October 27, 2024, servicemen from Rogue Team and Omega Team of the GUR International Legion were tasked with locating and eliminating Russian FSB and SOF DRG groups conducting cross-border ambushes in Ukraine’s Chernihiv and Sumy Oblasts.
During the mission, the teams attempted to infiltrate enemy territory but encountered a fortified Russian position near the village of Brahlov in Bryansk Oblast.
According to Rogue Team fighter with the callsign "Snow," they had expected a trench position but instead came across a heavily fortified underground bunker with trenches and eight firing positions. "It was like Fort Knox," - "Snow" recalls.
Rogue Team split into two main teams: Alpha and Bravo. Rogue Alpha and Omega Team assaulted the fortification from the treeline west of Rogue Bravo.
Rogue Bravo then split into two groups, with one advancing to assault the fortification while the other remained behind to provide covering fire. The actions of Rogue Bravo were captured on video by one of its fighters, callsign "Uno."
At 05:05, the fighters launched an assault from two directions, throwing grenades into the Russian positions and attempting to storm the fortification. However, they were met with heavy Russian fire. This marked the beginning of the operation's most difficult moments.
- Rogue Alpha, which was attacking the fortification from the treeline, came under Russian machine-gun fire and lost two fighters (off-screen). The team leader, Bradley Carl Jennison, callsign "Super Dave," was shot in the chest and died at the scene. Reportedly, Simon Petrik Rajakisto, callsign "Rauta," was wounded in an open field and could not be evacuated due to heavy Russian fire, so he blew himself up to avoid capture.
- 16:45 Somewhere around this time, Rogue Bravo fighters again attempted to enter the bunker but failed.
- At 17:38 Canadian volunteer Mandeep Singh, callsign "Poet" moved into the open and was wounded by small-arms fire. His comrade, American volunteer Corey John Nawrocki, then attempted to reach "Poet" and drag him to safety under covering fire from the cameraman, but Russian fire killed both men.
- 20:24 While attempting to help them, one of the fighters was wounded in the head, possibly in the neck area. With only two fighters remaining at the position, they decided to withdraw to the rear position where the second Rogue Bravo group was stationed and requested covering fire, but received no response.
- 22:14 The fighters began retreating under Russian fire. Possibly due to communication problems, their comrades only began providing covering fire at the last moment.
- 23:20 The fighters provided first aid to the wounded man and spent the next few minutes trying to contact Omega and Rogue Alpha to request covering fire for their withdrawal.
- 32:17 Due to communication problems, the fighters were unable to contact their comrades. However, they spotted members of Omega Team in the treeline and decided to cross the open field directly in front of the Russian positions.
- 33:07 The cameraman crosses the open field under Russian fire and enters the treeline.
- 35:07 The fighters began retreating through the forested area as Russian forces pursued them. In addition to the difficult terrain, they also encountered barbed wire. One of the fighters got caught on the wire, forcing the group to stop for several minutes.
- 42:11 The fighters eventually regrouped with other teams.
- 1:10:30 After regrouping with other groups and resting briefly, the soldiers began their withdrawal toward Ukrainian territory.
Rogue Team lost four fighters during the operation.
🛡 Bradley Carl Jennison, "Super Dave" - 🇺🇸
🛡 Simon Petrik Rajakisto, "Rauta" - 🇸🇪
🛡 Mandeep Singh, "Poet" - 🇨🇦
🛡 Corey John Nawrocki, "Corey" - 🇺🇸
Unfortunately, their bodies could not be recovered at that time. May they rest in peace, and may their sacrifice never be forgotten.
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RUSSIA ONLY BENEFITS FROM DIESELS EXPORT BY ENDING WAR; DIESEL PRICES WILL DROP SIGNIFICANTLY; DIESEL EXPORTS FROM ARABIAN GULF LIKELY TO INCREASE: WRIGHT
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Ukraine is developing a new way to save lives on the battlefield: evacuation drones designed to reach wounded soldiers when ground rescue is too dangerous or impossible.
According to Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence, Ukrainian forces carried out the world’s first medical evacuation using a heavy drone in October 2026, rescuing an infantryman from a position cut off by Russian forces.
Another innovation is Stargate, a drone developed specifically for medical evacuation. It can carry up to 150 kg, reach speeds of 105 km/h, and transport wounded soldiers using a dedicated medical module. Its AI-based navigation is designed to help it find a route back to safety even when satellite navigation is jammed.
📷: Ministry of Defence of Ukraine website

































