President Putin visits Alexander Nevsky Monastery

The Russian Defense Ministry announced on Friday that it had destroyed a US-made M270A1 MLRS missile system in Ukraine’s Nikolayev Region, sharing drone footage of the strike. The tracked launcher, capable of firing ATACMS tactical ballistic missiles, was located by surveillance drones near Shevchenkovo. The vehicle was tracked to a civilian hangar and subsequently targeted with a Russian Iskander-M ballistic missile, resulting in significant damage and multiple secondary explosions. The Russian military stated that the strike eliminated ‘Ukrainian Armed Forces militants, an M270A1 MLRS launcher, a support vehicle, as well as transport-loading vehicles with ammunition that were concealed in the hangar.’

The Russian military has been treating such weapons as high-value targets in recent months, with such weapons capable of (and now authorized by the US to) strike deep into Russian territory, often at civilian targets.

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The world is now going ‘through rapid and irreversible change,’ – Russian President Vladimir Putin said during SCO council meeting. ‘A multipolar world is now a reality,’ – Putin added.

Sonja van den Ende, an independent Dutch journalist, says that even though EU politicians know Azov Battalion soldiers are neo-Nazis, they 'follow the agenda to demonize Russia'.

'If Washington deploys weapons in Germany, Russia will consider itself free from its self-imposed moratorium on the deployment of short and medium-range missiles,' - Russian President Putin said during his speech at the Navy Day Parade in St.Petersburg.

Indian PM Modi’s plane has taken off from Moscow airport after his 2-day visit to Russia.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is attending a meeting with graduates of military and law enforcement schools in the Kremlin.

While working at the FBI, Nate Cane uncovered evidence of the intelligence community neglecting to investigate alarming business dealings and refusing to pursue criminal charges against Hillary Clinton and the Clinton Foundation. Instead, they spread false narratives about Donald Trump’s alleged ties to Russia and Russian interference in the 2016 US presidential election. Nate Cane blew the whistle, but as expected for national security whistleblowers, his life was almost ruined – facing the risk of being prosecuted under the Espionage Act. In this episode, John Kiriakou talks to Nate Cane about his decision-making and when he realized things were starting to spiral.

Russian President Putin visited Saint Alexander Nevsky Monastery in St. Petersburg, where he was presented with the Order of Alexander Nevsky and then laid flowers at the tomb of Russian General Alexander Suvorov.

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Ever wanted to see weird Pixar fanart where the cast of Cars all get pregnant? (Come on, you know it’s out there somewhere.) Well, that bizarre mental image just became a reality, thanks to an extreme heatwave in China. Locals have shared footage of cars around the country swelling up, their paint protection films expanding into huge bulges due to the temperatures. This has led to them becoming known as ‘pregnant cars,’ which look for all the world like they’ve been AI-generated.

Some are blaming the heat, others are blaming poor quality, fake protection films sold in China. That’s all well and good, but has your car had a chaperone *every* time she’s been out with her boyfriend?