Even before midnight Kyiv time and accordingly an hour earlier Budapest time, the situation with Hungary elections became finally clear. They counted 86% of ballots. Orban lost Hungary elections and his party’s loss became more than obvious already. Well, Viktor himself congratulated the winner — Peter Magyar — on his party’s victory. He called the […]
The strikes on Russian oil infrastructure are picking up an avalanche-like momentum, and Ukraine’s Defense Forces have developed a recognizable signature. The pattern alternates between hitting oil terminals at seaports and refinery facilities. Over the past few days, that’s exactly the rhythm playing out. A follow-up strike hit the Primorsk oil port — this time […]
Let’s start April 1 war digest with yesterday’s massive explosion and the fire that followed at the Nizhnekamsk chemical plant. What makes this incident worth noting isn’t the blast itself — it’s the explanation offered by the local gauleiter. According to him, it was all caused by an equipment malfunction. Whether that’s true doesn’t matter […]
This night Ukraine’s Defense Forces delivered the fourth strike on Ust-Luga and port infrastructure. As enemy sources report, high-precision debris struck again. Moreover, over all these four (or more?) attacks on the port, nothing except debris flew there. Note that we’re used to calling such “debris” good birds¹. Overall, everyone sees that with each strike, […]
This night, St. Petersburg’s outskirts somewhat resembled Brazil during carnival. Mass of fires, loud sounds, and incendiary pictures were present. As we remember, this week Ukraine’s Defense Forces delivered strikes on local oil transshipment ports. This night Good Birds¹ executed repeated strikes on Primorsk and Ust-Luga. Probably to consolidate success and make it harder for […]
Before we get to today’s drone strike on Kirishi refinery, a few thoughts worth sharing. Details are coming in about what exactly was burning so spectacularly in Ust-Luga after Ukraine’s Defense Forces dropped bombs on the port infrastructure. Reports say the biggest fire broke out at the gas processing plant right next to the port. […]
Let’s figure out what connects the drone strike on Ust-Luga with Ukraine’s Security Service. What we watched yesterday — a massive aerial attack on Ukrainian territory — several sources from the Swamps¹ actually announced in advance. Apparently the Führer’s patience snapped, and he ordered a powerful strike on SBU buildings not just in Kyiv but […]
Throughout the day passing, from the evening of March 23 to the evening of March 24, the enemy executed a large-scale air operation against Ukraine. It consisted of night and day phases. At night they delivered a combined strike using ballistic, cruise, and guided missiles and, of course, attack drones. In daylight hours they used […]
The strike on Primorsk oil terminal made it into the General Staff’s official report by midday — unusually fast. Normally, there’s a gap between a high-profile strike and its appearance on official channels. Yet here, smoke was still rising over the port when the report landed. It read as follows: The Transneft – Port Primorsk […]
A few hours ago, video of the drone strike on Almaz-Antey plant. Our good birds visited temporarily occupied Sevastopol with an unofficial and definitely unfriendly visit. Actually, the birds’ flight goal wasn’t the entire city but its fragment where an Almaz-Antey concern enterprise sits. The videos show each bird sequentially, starting with the very first. […]
