Scenes from Russia's city of Ufa at this hour, one of the largest refinery complexes in Russia. The mother of all fuel crises is coming to Russia, just in time for the dictator's fake elections.

With air defenses safely sitting in the storage units of Ukraine's partner nations, Russia is now free to expand its massacres all over Ukraine. Last night murdering at least 17 people with ballistic missiles in Kyiv, also injuring another 44.

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Polish fighter jets have intercept Russian reconnaissance aircraft over the Baltic Sea. On August 4th, Polish fighter jets intercepted a Russian reconnaissance aircraft, an Il-20M, over the Baltic Sea, according to Polish Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz.

Russians have destroyed the 300 year old Holy Nativity Church in Beryslav – the only surviving example in Ukraine of 18th-century wooden Cossack religious architecture.

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With August set to be MUCH worse, Russia just had its lowest month of refining oil in over 24 years. And considering the past two weeks of Ukraine renewing strikes on refineries nationwide, August should be on par with the 1990's.

With Ukrainian strikes now ripping apart the Russian economy, anti-Kremlin sentiment continues to grow across the country. A Russian tells the murderous Putin cabal to escape to their friends in Afghanistan or North Korea, as they are destroying the country.

The European Union has introduced mandatory labeling of content created by artificial intelligence to combat disinformation.

Garry Kasparov explains that the collapse of Russia is ensured, now a zombie nation, existing purely on feeding the population the perception of territorial gains, a fake winning narrative that allows Putin to hold power.

The situation in Russia's Vladimir region have turned decidedly south after a series of Ukrainian strikes, as yet another Wildberries facility is burning out of control.

The Wildberries facility destroyed today employed 10,000 Russians and was just opened a little over a year ago at a cost of around $227 million. Along with today's lost inventory, it puts total losses over $1 billion for just this one facility.

Another Wildberries logistics center has come under attack, this time in Russia's Vladimir region. The facility covers 171,900 square meters, making it one of the company's larger logistics hubs.

Among Ukraine's targets across Russia this morning is the Saratov Oil Refinery.

Russia continues to target Ukraine's cultural heritage, be it books, publishing houses or museums – Moscow's centuries old genocidal ambitions not only include mass murder, but stamping out any traces of neighboring culture.

Russian analysts and bloggers continue to warn of the rapidly unfolding agricultural crisis, as scarce fuel is no longer enough to for basic farming activities, with all supplies going to military.

With the backdrop of literally burning Russia, young Russians are voicing their opinions about Putin having destroyed the country and the Armegeddon to come. Amid this morning's Ukrainian strikes on Volgograd, city youth thank Putin as "it's Armageddon for us".

A busy night for Ukraine's Armed Forces, striking targets from Volgograd to Dagestan. 🔹 Volgograd: Reports indicate that the "Lukoil-Volgogradneftepererabotka" oil refinery and a Wildberries logistics center were hit. Large fires broke out at the sites of the attacks.

While Russians are murdering children and whole families all over Ukraine, an exasperated Russian woman that's just lost her Wildberries business complains that there's no air defenses and that "no one ever thought anything like this could happen".

A father and son are rescued from beneath the rubble of the residential building hit by a Russian missile in Lviv. Emergency crews continue search and rescue operations at this site and others around Ukraine after Russia's overnight missle attack.

Last night, Russia launched another massive attack against Ukraine, firing more than 70 missiles, including a significant number of ballistic missiles, and over 280 attack drones.

The rocket that fell in Poland was a Russian Kh-101, according to the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Sybiha. According to the minister, the cruise missile crossed the Polish border and violated NATO airspace during Russia's massive overnight attack on Ukraine.

The U.S. Senate has taken an important step toward significantly strengthening sanctions against Russia.

The U.S. Senate has supported the initiation of consideration of a bill on extensive sanctions against Russia and its "shadow fleet." During a procedural vote, 86 senators supported the start of consideration of the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026, according to "Suspilne."

Residents of Russia's city of Ryazan and the newly unemployed staff of Wildberries look on as another massive logistics facility is destroyed.

An agricultural catastrophe continues to unfold in Russia, with a collapse in grain prices due to logistics difficulties now coinciding with a 300% rise in fuel prices has many farmers abandoning crops rather than to spend on harvesting.

More bad news for Russia, as President Zelensky continues meetings with top US defense manufacturing heads in Washington. Here, with Lockheed Martin, one of the world's leading defense companies and the producer of HIMARS, ATACMS, F-16 fighter aircraft, and Patriot missile systems.

President Zelensky on events in Washington: "Good meeting with President Trump in the Oval Office. Thank you for all that we are doing together to protect the lives of Ukrainians and achieve peace.

With US sanctions looming, Russia is AGAIN beginning to feign willingness to negotiate before the consideration of Senator Lindsey Graham's sanctions bill. Same tricks, over and over.

Fires in several areas of Moscow this morning, as Russia reports over claims 390 drones. According to Russian authorities, drones attacked Moscow and the Moscow region. As a result, Vnukovo, Domodedovo, and Zhukovsky airports temporarily suspended operations.