5/ This deserves a frame. It's only getting better. The information slop fed to Russians. The mental gymnastics required to make reality fit the narrative have reached new copium levels.

4/ Wildberries has, attention... "suspended operations" at two of its logistics complexes in St. Petersburg.

3/ Meanwhile:

2/ The only mention of the attack is a brief report claiming that drones were shot down. Here's the auto-translated version:

Ukraine has just struck multiple Wildberries logistics hubs. One of them, in St. Petersburg, is engulfed in flames, disrupting Russia's second-largest city. Here's one of Russia's largest 24/7 news websites (auto-translated). This is the virtual reality many Russians live in.

Palantir CEO Alex Karp: "Without AI systems, Russia would have won" Claude is still probably recovering from its PTSD over the Battle of Kyiv.

Since launching the fundraising yesterday, we have raised around $125 over the past 24 hours, which is unfortunately far less than needed. I’m sharing this post again to gain more traction. Thank you for your support.

Our latest investigation into the supply of industrial equipment to Russia from Taiwan and Europe has been noticed in Taiwan, and we hope it will lead to actions. I am grateful to everyone who supports us, as our work would be impossible without your donations. Please consider supporting our efforts

7/ This is not a one-off upgrade, but part of a decade-long effort to expand production, with the current phase accelerated by the war. In letters sent in 2014 to the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Plant No. 9’s CEO requested confirmation that such equipment had to be imported

6/ Liebherr is not the only German company on the list. HERMLE AG and DMG MORI also appear, alongside the Italian companies TACCHI and PARPAS, the British firm JONES & SHIPMAN, and the Taiwanese manufacturers KAFO and Glory.

5/ For clarity, this is an example of one of the ordered machines, the LC-500 gear hobbing machine by the German company Liebherr. As seen in the photo from Liebherr’s official website, this is not small electronics, like a router, that could be easily bought and repurposed

4/ According to floor plans and procurement documents, Russia planned to deliver at least 22 large industrial machines to the modernized facilities of Plant No. 9, including gear-shaping, milling, and other modern multifunctional equipment.

3/ Six facilities within the Uralmash industrial zone were found to be undergoing modernization, including planned delivery of industrial machinery from several European countries. Several workshops were dedicated to work on the Armata project and the Koalitsiya SPG.

2/ In a joint analysis, Frontelligence Insight and the "Dallas analytical" company reviewed hundreds of internal documents from Russian defense contractor Zenit-Investprom and found that Plant No. 9, a maker of artillery barrels and tank guns, went through major upgrades in 2025

Russia’s war in Ukraine has increasingly become a war of drones, but artillery still plays a key role on the battlefield. Newly obtained documents from 2014 to 2025 show that Russia continues to modernize its artillery production using industrial machinery from Europe. 🧵Thread:

As American forces seized the sanctioned Russian-flagged tanker Marinera, formerly Bella 1, Putin’s bravado vanished. He has remained silent since his friend and ally Maduro was dragged out of his bedroom like a naughty toddler and deposited in a New York courtroom

2/ Exhibit#2

When I said last year that the average American MAGA supporter closely resembles a Russian vatnik in both mindset and ideology, I meant it seriously.

Incredible operation: The Ukrainian Security Service (SSU) attacked a Russian Kilo-class submarine in the Novorossiysk seaport using an underwater drone known as “Sub Sea Baby.” According to the official SSU statement, the submarine sustained critical damage.

Merz sitting alongside the Ukrainian delegation during negotiations with American envoys is a great example of the role of individual personality in history. Imagine how different the situation might be if Scholz were still in power.

Look at the latest DeepState map. Now look at what I said last month. Then look at the map again. Many people were shocked by my assessment at the time, but as often happens, it turned out to be correct.

6/ Since the beginning of war, Russia has lost as destroyed or damaged 48 Mi-8 helicopters and 6 Mi-8MTPR-1 electronic warfare helicopters, totaling about 54 Mi-8 helicopters in a course of 45 months.

4/ Each helicopter requires two of these units, meaning that at least 20 Mi-8s were being built for the Defense Ministry in 2025 based on this order alone. These figures refer only to Mi-8 helicopters built for the Defense Ministry, not those supplied to other federal agencies.

3/ Correspondence between Aviafarm and ZOMZ the Defense Ministry and ZOMZ show a request for 40 IS-264A thermometers: 20 for Kazan and 20 for Ulan-Ude, where Mi-8s are produced.

2/ Since the Soviet era, more than 12,000 Mi-8 helicopters of all types have been produced. It’s a versatile military transport platform that can move troops, cargo, serve as a flying hospital or EW asset, and conduct attack missions with unguided rockets and 100–500 kg bombs.

Analysis: New Data Suggests Russia Is Sustaining Mi-8 Output Despite Wartime Losses According to non-public Russian procurement documents obtained and analyzed by the Frontelligence Insight team, current Mi-8 production appears sufficient to offset wartime losses. 🧵Thread:

On November 29, 2025, UAVs from the GUR "Prymary" unit carried out strikes on radars and missile launchers in Donbas. The following assets were reportedly targeted: - A 9A83 launcher from an S-300V battery on combat duty - Two high-value 1L125 "Niobium-SV" radar stations

The Russian-flagged tanker MIDVOLGA-2, sailing from Russia to Georgia with a load of sunflower oil, reported that it was attacked 80 miles (130 km) off the Turkish coast, but its 13 crew members were unharmed, Turkey's maritime authority said on Tuesday.

The official website of the President of Ukraine has published Presidential Decree №868/2025 on the dismissal of A. Yermak from the position of Head of the Presidential Office, dated 28 November 2025.

BREAKING: Andriy Yermak has submitted his resignation as Head of the Presidential Office. This was announced by Volodymyr Zelensky in his video address.