All HELL BREAKS LOOSE as PUTIN LOSES CONTROL!!!!

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Jun 20, 2026
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AI GeneratedUkraine has launched relentless drone swarm attacks on Moscow, targeting critical infrastructure and oil depots. The strikes highlight Ukraine's evolving UAV technology and Russia's struggling air defenses. Meanwhile, NATO leaders and German officials have reaffirmed their military support, emphasizing Russia's heavy casualties and the need for continued aid to maintain Ukraine's momentum.
The drone swarm is relentless. All hell continues to break loose in Moscow as Ukraine,
under the leadership of President Zelensky, continues to go on the offense. Yesterday,
we reported how Ukraine did a drone swarm of Moscow hitting critical infrastructure,
hitting oil depots. You can literally see Moscow on fire, and it is continuing.
Folks, I want to bring you all of the footage that you're probably not seeing anywhere else
right now. At the outset, you saw some Russian soldiers with these man pads on their shoulders
trying to shoot down these Ukrainian drones, and you see that they were failing right there,
and the Ukrainian drones are getting far more sophisticated as well. I'll show you the type
of drones we're seeing Ukraine use, but let's take a look right here of this video from Moscow
right now, a special video from Moscow, if you will. You'll see it burn. Let's play this clip.
I'll show you right here that a worker at the Moscow oil refinery heading to her shift,
but changed her mind at the last moment after seeing the entire facility engulfed in flames.
Let's play this clip.
I'll show you the longer version of that clip we played at the outset,
then I'll show you another one right here. You can see as these Russian soldiers with these man pads on
their shoulders trying to hit these drones, and often what we're seeing happen is that the man
pads are backfiring, and it's resulting in friendly fire, if you will, or unfriendly fire
as the Russians are striking themselves. Let's play this clip right here.
I'll show you another clip right here on the highway as these Russian soldiers
have the man pads on their shoulder. Let's play it.
Here is yet another video of, and this one's courtesy of Jay and Keeve,
big fan of the work. He's a friend, great work, Jay and Keeve at our YouTube site as well.
Russians firing these man pads randomly into populated areas at this hour in
Moscow as a new wave of Ukrainian drones are hitting the city. Let's play it.
Now I'll just show you some other clips right here as Moscow is again under attack at this hour
with drones heading into the city from several different directions. I'll show you a video right
here. Another angle over here. Another angle over here. Another angle over here.
You can see the city burning, the oil depots burning right there.
And then we can take a look at this photo right here, as one account notes.
This is Ukraine's upgraded version of the Shahid drone. Iran has the Shahid drone,
and Ukraine is using the Shahid drone, a similar thing, but it seems like a better version,
attacking Moscow in large swarms earlier in the day. These are often referred to as Ukrainian's
behemoth drones right here. These behemoths feature distinctive pointy wingtip extensions
that set it apart from the Shahid-type UAVs. Those unique wingtip shapes appear visible
in the footage, making the identification possible. I'll show you this video right here.
And you can take a look at this photo as well. As this account says, the drone in question could
either be the Saishen or a deep strike version of the behemoth, but it appears to be rolling out
a new version, an upgraded version of what you see, the Iranian Shahids. You have these behemoths or
the Saishens right over here. I'll show you another view of that explosion yesterday,
the iconic tank toss that took place in Moscow, where one of those Ukrainian drones were hitting
the oil depots. Then a Russian manpad led to actually the Russian striking its own oil
depot and the lid blowing up. We'll show it to you right here.
Now, more from the NATO summit. Here's what Zelensky had to say. Let's play this clip.
Right now, Russia is paying for continuing this war with losses of at least 30,000 soldiers
every month on the front line, killed and seriously wounded. And this number will grow
as we improve our ability to stop Russian attacks. All types of drones are showing
strong results and our infantry and other units are fighting effectively and bravely.
We also heard from Germany's Chancellor, Friedrich Merz. He said it in German,
so I'll translate for you. A country like Ukraine, while at war, cannot become a member of the
European Union. However, it could become an associate member of the European Union and
later become a full member of the European Union. Ukraine is the affected country and
Ukraine ultimately decides who stands at its side and conducts negotiations.
The European Union is not some neutral third party and it's not a mediator. We're a party
on Ukraine's side and therefore Ukraine also decides who negotiates with it and for it.
Similar message from French President Emmanuel Macron. Our priority is military aid to Ukraine,
support for their energy infrastructure for next winter, and increasing pressure on Russia.
We are ready to receive a message from Russia when they are ready to negotiate seriously,
which has not been the case so far. Here we heard from the Minister of Defense in Germany,
Pistorius. Here's what Germany's Defense Minister said. Let's play it.
While Russia's offensive is faltering, your troops are maintaining their momentum on the
battlefield. What Ukraine is doing in bringing the war to where it came from is really impressive.
And this is not, this is no coincidence. The UDCG support has been instrumental.
Germany supports Ukraine's new campaign plan from the very beginning and contributed
comprehensively to building up significant capabilities. We will keep doing that.
Your consistent expansion and digitally networked mass employment of UOVs
has accelerated reconnaissance, target acquisition and effects processes through
database decision-making. This is particularly true for mid-strike capabilities and the
establishment of drone assault regiments. Last month, when visiting the command posts near
Zaporizhia and Dnipro at your invitation, thank you for that. I was able to see that for myself
and I was deeply impressed. I was deeply impressed by the great professionalism of
Ukraine's soldiers and by their innovative warfare tactics. And I'm convinced that this
type of warfare will be groundbreaking for us in many ways. We must learn from Ukraine.
More from Germany's Defense Minister here.
Our partnership is no longer a one-way street and hasn't been for a long time.
Mirailo and I signed an agreement today that will pave the way for the joint development
of a new air defense system to counter ballistic missiles, if industry can come
to an understanding. Several German enterprises are interested in this project.
It can make an important contribution to security in Europe and Ukraine.
And more from Germany's Defense Minister right here. Let's play.
Putin has reached a dead end. His illegal attack on Ukraine continues to cause enormous losses
among his troops. The Kremlin can no longer hide the negative effects of this war against Ukraine.
Its implications are increasingly felt by the Russian population.
President Zelensky has reached out and offered direct talks to get the stalling negotiations
back on track. But the Kremlin prefers further escalation to talking. This escalation is
directly mostly against Ukraine, but also against our NATO partners on the eastern flank.
This is Putin's desperate attempt to distract from his failures
on the battlefield. We must not let this throw us off course.
Our support for Ukraine is working and we must continue it with determination.
This is the only way that Ukraine can maintain and further expand its momentum on the battlefield.
