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Trump says FBI is ‘wasting their time’ if they’re pursuing conspiracy theories in Graham death investigation #FBI #DonaldTrump #Washington,D.C. #SouthCarolina
share.newsbreak.com/j0klfh9j— @Travis13Ross Jul 16, 2026
#CIA #DIA #Mossad
ANTI-BALLISTIC COALITION
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x.com/mikenov/status/2077714…Michael Novakhov (@mikenov)Ukraine and Europe launch joint anti-ballistic shield project
GLOBAL SECURITY AND INTELLIGENCE REVIEW
#Ukraine #War Heats Up as Leadership Shifts and #DroneWarfare Dominates rss.app/brief/posts/03381d33…
AI Brief
Ukraine War Heats Up as Leadership Shifts and Drone Warfare Dominates
Thursday, July 16, 2026
7:11 AM
Summary
Ukraine’s defense minister resigned amid internal tensions, while Kyiv ramps up drone production and strikes deep into Russian territory. Meanwhile, Europe and Ukraine team up on a new anti-ballistic shield, and Russia’s military struggles with fuel shortages and morale issues.Key Stories
Ukraine’s defense minister steps down amid leadership shakeup — Mykhailo Fedorov resigned as Ukraine’s defense minister after reports of conflicts with military leadership. President Zelensky is set to appoint Ihor Klymenko as his replacement, though protests are planned over the decision.
Ukraine and Europe launch joint anti-ballistic shield project — Ukraine and European nations kicked off the FREYJA project to build a shared anti-ballistic defense system. The initiative aims to integrate European capabilities and protect skies over participating nations.
Ukraine’s drones strike deep into Russia, sinking ships and hitting refineries — Ukrainian maritime drones hit 20 Russian vessels in the Black Sea, while FPV drones destroyed a $19 million Russian helicopter. Strikes also targeted oil refineries and power plants in occupied Crimea.
Russia’s military faces fuel shortages and brutal discipline — Videos show Russian commanders punishing troops over fuel shortages, while Ukraine’s drone dominance expands the battlefield’s “death zone” to 40 km deep, making traditional tank maneuvers nearly impossible.
Putin revives Soviet-style travel restrictions for Russians — Russia is reportedly bringing back exit visas, requiring citizens to travel in pre-approved groups of at least 10 to “unfriendly” Western countries. The move mirrors Stalin-era restrictions to prevent defections.
x.com/DefenceU/status/207738…— https://x.com/mikenov/status/2077714602280755647— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) Jul 16, 2026
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Putin’s war on Russian gangsters shows he’s terrified of what comes next
It is unlikely to be like the 90s, not least as there is still so much more state capacity, but the risk of an upsurge in violent organised crime is clear. My take for @theipaper
inews.co.uk/news/world/putin…— @MarkGaleotti Jul 16, 2026
Ukraine and Europe launch joint anti-ballistic shield project
GLOBAL SECURITY AND INTELLIGENCE REVIEW
#Ukraine #War Heats Up as Leadership Shifts and #DroneWarfare Dominates rss.app/brief/posts/03381d33…
AI Brief
Ukraine War Heats Up as Leadership Shifts and Drone Warfare Dominates
Thursday, July 16, 2026
7:11 AM
Summary
Ukraine’s defense minister resigned amid internal tensions, while Kyiv ramps up drone production and strikes deep into Russian territory. Meanwhile, Europe and Ukraine team up on a new anti-ballistic shield, and Russia’s military struggles with fuel shortages and morale issues.Key Stories
Ukraine’s defense minister steps down amid leadership shakeup — Mykhailo Fedorov resigned as Ukraine’s defense minister after reports of conflicts with military leadership. President Zelensky is set to appoint Ihor Klymenko as his replacement, though protests are planned over the decision.
Ukraine and Europe launch joint anti-ballistic shield project — Ukraine and European nations kicked off the FREYJA project to build a shared anti-ballistic defense system. The initiative aims to integrate European capabilities and protect skies over participating nations.
Ukraine’s drones strike deep into Russia, sinking ships and hitting refineries — Ukrainian maritime drones hit 20 Russian vessels in the Black Sea, while FPV drones destroyed a $19 million Russian helicopter. Strikes also targeted oil refineries and power plants in occupied Crimea.
Russia’s military faces fuel shortages and brutal discipline — Videos show Russian commanders punishing troops over fuel shortages, while Ukraine’s drone dominance expands the battlefield’s “death zone” to 40 km deep, making traditional tank maneuvers nearly impossible.
Putin revives Soviet-style travel restrictions for Russians — Russia is reportedly bringing back exit visas, requiring citizens to travel in pre-approved groups of at least 10 to “unfriendly” Western countries. The move mirrors Stalin-era restrictions to prevent defections.
x.com/DefenceU/status/207738…Defense of Ukraine (@DefenceU)For the first time, Ukraine and Europe will build an anti-ballistic shield together. A historic project in which Ukraine is not an observer, but one of the leaders – bringing together countries and Europe’s strongest defense companies. The FREYJA project has been launched.We will do everything necessary to build Europe’s anti-ballistic system by integrating all European anti-ballistic capabilities. So that the skies over our nations are protected.
— @ZelenskyyUa
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— https://x.com/DefenceU/status/2077387668262952987— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) Jul 16, 2026
‼️‼️🇺🇦 Ukraine’s parliament has officially appointed Serhii Koretskyi as the country’s new Prime Minister.
The vote took place on July 16, 2026, with 289 members of parliament supporting his candidacy. Koretskyi, who previously served as the CEO of the state-owned energy company Naftogaz, was nominated by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy following the resignation of the previous Prime Minister, Yuliia Svyrydenko, on July 14
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Summary
Ukraine’s defense minister resigned amid internal tensions, while Kyiv ramps up drone production and strikes deep into Russian territory. Meanwhile, Europe and Ukraine team up on a new anti-ballistic shield, and Russia’s military struggles with fuel shortages and morale issues.
Key Stories
Ukraine’s defense minister steps down amid leadership shakeup — Mykhailo Fedorov resigned as Ukraine’s defense minister after reports of conflicts with military leadership. President Zelensky is set to appoint Ihor Klymenko as his replacement, though protests are planned over the decision.
Ukraine and Europe launch joint anti-ballistic shield project — Ukraine and European nations kicked off the FREYJA project to build a shared anti-ballistic defense system. The initiative aims to integrate European capabilities and protect skies over participating nations.
Ukraine’s drones strike deep into Russia, sinking ships and hitting refineries — Ukrainian maritime drones hit 20 Russian vessels in the Black Sea, while FPV drones destroyed a $19 million Russian helicopter. Strikes also targeted oil refineries and power plants in occupied Crimea.
Russia’s military faces fuel shortages and brutal discipline — Videos show Russian commanders punishing troops over fuel shortages, while Ukraine’s drone dominance expands the battlefield’s “death zone” to 40 km deep, making traditional tank maneuvers nearly impossible.
Putin revives Soviet-style travel restrictions for Russians — Russia is reportedly bringing back exit visas, requiring citizens to travel in pre-approved groups of at least 10 to “unfriendly” Western countries. The move mirrors Stalin-era restrictions to prevent defections.