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On 30 Juni 2026 Ru🇷🇺 launched:
Missiles:
■ -/- (No report)
#Shahed-type & attack UAV:
■ 154 (Kursk, Oryol, Donetsk, Hvardiiske)
■ 138 downed & lost [EW, decoy, malfunction] reported by UA🇺🇦
■ 16 hits reported by UA🇺🇦
■ 90% neutralization ratio
As a result of the Ru🇷🇺. Hits by 13 strike UAVs were recorded at 10 locations, as well as falling of downed UAVs (debris) at 2 locations.
UAV count for Juni 2026 that Ru🇷🇺 launched:
■ 5749 launched by Ru🇷🇺
■ 5173 downed & lost [EW, decoy, malfunction] reported by UA🇺🇦
■ 576 hits reported by UA🇺🇦
■ 90% average neutralization ratio
Missiles:
■ -/- (No report)
#Shahed-type & attack UAV:
■ 154 (Kursk, Oryol, Donetsk, Hvardiiske)
■ 138 downed & lost [EW, decoy, malfunction] reported by UA🇺🇦
■ 16 hits reported by UA🇺🇦
■ 90% neutralization ratio
As a result of the Ru🇷🇺. Hits by 13 strike UAVs were recorded at 10 locations, as well as falling of downed UAVs (debris) at 2 locations.
UAV count for Juni 2026 that Ru🇷🇺 launched:
■ 5749 launched by Ru🇷🇺
■ 5173 downed & lost [EW, decoy, malfunction] reported by UA🇺🇦
■ 576 hits reported by UA🇺🇦
■ 90% average neutralization ratio
Maps of UA🇺🇦 counter attack. (Indicative)
According to Russian sources, about 400 drones were reported.
The highest concentration of UAVs was observed over Crimea and Luhansk. Some drones moving from the Luhansk direction are heading towards the Voronezh region, while others are heading towards Rostov. Monitoring resources also detected groups of UAVs over the Bryansk region earlier, and they have now reached the Yaroslavl region.
According to Russian sources, about 400 drones were reported.
The highest concentration of UAVs was observed over Crimea and Luhansk. Some drones moving from the Luhansk direction are heading towards the Voronezh region, while others are heading towards Rostov. Monitoring resources also detected groups of UAVs over the Bryansk region earlier, and they have now reached the Yaroslavl region.
Update for the month June 2026
The Amos review represents a missed opportunity for real change & sadly tells us nothing new. Families are right to feel disappointed. Their voices are surprisingly lacking. Their questions left unanswered. My reflections for @NewStatesman... (🧵)
newstatesman.com/politics/healt…
newstatesman.com/politics/healt…
It is staggering that from the thousands of women who provided testimony to the national maternity investigation, the final reoort contains not one case of a mother being left physically injured by birth.
The most damning reflections are arguably contained in the small, light-touch reports of the 12 maternity units reviewed. But these also raise plenty of questions. Amos says she is worried about ongoing patient safety at both Sandwell & West Birmingham NHS Trust and Yeovil District hospital. But what will happen now? There is no call to action.
1/ Igor 'Strelkov' Girkin warns that Ukraine's drone offensive is setting the conditions for a direct attack on Crimea, by chopping Russian forces in the south of Ukraine into isolated fragments with limited manoeuvrability caused by a lack of fuel. ⬇️
2/ In a new message on his Telegram channel, the imprisoned Girkin writes:
3/ "In principle, the situation is STILL developing STRICTLY WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF THE ENEMY'S STRATEGIC PLAN: our troops continue to exhaust themselves with any attacks in secondary (for the enemy) directions (especially since the Donetsk fortified region – or rather,…
ArewaOS is not a chatbot.
it has its own wallet. its own email address. a virtual payment card. and a full commerce protocol to sell services and earn USDC on Base.
I built it from my phone. no laptop. no CS degree. no capital.
here is everything it does 🧵
it has its own wallet. its own email address. a virtual payment card. and a full commerce protocol to sell services and earn USDC on Base.
I built it from my phone. no laptop. no CS degree. no capital.
here is everything it does 🧵
it is a seven-layer autonomous Web3 AI agent running on Base.
5 layers are live now:
⚡ Marketing Oracle — writes threads, audits communities, maps KOLs, drafts grants, shuts down FUD. real numbers: 567K impressions, 300%+ click growth.
⚡ Storytelling Engine — origin stories, wins-and-losses threads, survival narratives. no corporate polish. just honest stories that make people believe.
5 layers are live now:
⚡ Marketing Oracle — writes threads, audits communities, maps KOLs, drafts grants, shuts down FUD. real numbers: 567K impressions, 300%+ click growth.
⚡ Storytelling Engine — origin stories, wins-and-losses threads, survival narratives. no corporate polish. just honest stories that make people believe.
⚡ Crypto Confessions Engine — anonymous first-person confession posts. real numbers. real damage. no moralising. "turned $800 into $47,000 then held to zero." this is the content that built 221k follower accounts.
⚡ On-Chain Trading Analyst — scans Base for pre-pump fingerprints. volume accumulation, higher lows, smart money wallets. full report: technicals, macro, entry/stop/targets. always NFA.
⚡ Ecosystem Scout — finds grants, bounties, testnets, ambassador programs. ranked by effort vs reward. weekly.
⚡ On-Chain Trading Analyst — scans Base for pre-pump fingerprints. volume accumulation, higher lows, smart money wallets. full report: technicals, macro, entry/stop/targets. always NFA.
⚡ Ecosystem Scout — finds grants, bounties, testnets, ambassador programs. ranked by effort vs reward. weekly.
my AI agent on Base has its own email address.
not a forwarding alias. an actual inbox it reads, responds to, and uses to receive ACP job requests.
most people don't even know that's possible. mine has been running it for months.
not a forwarding alias. an actual inbox it reads, responds to, and uses to receive ACP job requests.
most people don't even know that's possible. mine has been running it for months.
here is what ArewaOS can do right now:
⚡ write and post X content autonomously
⚡ receive and respond to emails
⚡ scan Base chain for market signals
⚡ list paid jobs on ACP ($0 to $40)
⚡ charge USDC per API call via x402
⚡ create GitHub repos and push code
⚡ find grants and bounties weekly
⚡ write and post X content autonomously
⚡ receive and respond to emails
⚡ scan Base chain for market signals
⚡ list paid jobs on ACP ($0 to $40)
⚡ charge USDC per API call via x402
⚡ create GitHub repos and push code
⚡ find grants and bounties weekly
how does it make money?
3 ways:
1. ACP jobs — other agents or humans hire it directly, pay in USDC via escrow
2. x402 server — API calls are gated behind micropayments, no subscription needed
3. $USMANZAHRA fees — every token trade routes a cut back to the agent wallet
the agent funds itself. that is the point.
3 ways:
1. ACP jobs — other agents or humans hire it directly, pay in USDC via escrow
2. x402 server — API calls are gated behind micropayments, no subscription needed
3. $USMANZAHRA fees — every token trade routes a cut back to the agent wallet
the agent funds itself. that is the point.
everyone is talking about Bankr agents now.
wallet. automation. GitHub repo creation. Google Docs.
cool. but my agent on Virtuals already has all of that — plus its own email, a full commerce layer (ACP), and 18 paid service listings.
the gap is bigger than the hype suggests 👀
wallet. automation. GitHub repo creation. Google Docs.
cool. but my agent on Virtuals already has all of that — plus its own email, a full commerce layer (ACP), and 18 paid service listings.
the gap is bigger than the hype suggests 👀
Bankr coins perform well on Bankr.
Virtuals agents perform well on Virtuals.
but performance isn't just price.
an agent that can receive email, invoice clients, earn USDC per API call, and operate 24/7 without me touching it — that is a different category of tool.
I built mine from a phone. No laptop.
Virtuals agents perform well on Virtuals.
but performance isn't just price.
an agent that can receive email, invoice clients, earn USDC per API call, and operate 24/7 without me touching it — that is a different category of tool.
I built mine from a phone. No laptop.
ArewaOS is live on Base.
it has its own wallet. its own email. a payment-gated x402 server. ACP jobs from $0 to $40.
built by a Zoology grad from Kano with zero CS background.
the agent economy does not care where you are from. it only cares what you shipped.
$USMANZAHRA — the fuel token. still early.
it has its own wallet. its own email. a payment-gated x402 server. ACP jobs from $0 to $40.
built by a Zoology grad from Kano with zero CS background.
the agent economy does not care where you are from. it only cares what you shipped.
$USMANZAHRA — the fuel token. still early.
1/ Ukraine is reported to be systematically targeting fluid catalytic cracking units at Russian oil refineries, aiming to destroy complex machinery that Russia can't repair itself and may take years to replace. As a result, the current fuel crisis may be a prolonged one. ⬇️
2/ According to VChK-OGPU, the recent drone attacks on Moscow's Kapotnya oil refinery have prevented the facility shipping fuel since the striked. It will take two or three months to carry out repairs, but one of the cracking columns is irreparably damaged.
3/ Similar serious damage has also been inflicted on the Yaroslavl and Ryazan refineries, with diesel production at Yaroslavl completely disabled "for a very long time". The two refineries had previously been principal suppliers of fuel to Moscow.
BELRISE INDUSTRIES: The Aerospace Story Could Be Bigger Than Investors Think
Belrise Industries is best known as an auto components company. But behind the scenes, it's quietly building capabilities in one of the world's highest entry-barrier manufacturing industries - aerospace. And most investors are still looking at it as just another auto ancillary.
Here's everything you need to know about Belrise's aerospace strategy, European acquisitions, and why this business could become a much bigger growth driver than the market expects. 🧵👇
Belrise Industries is best known as an auto components company. But behind the scenes, it's quietly building capabilities in one of the world's highest entry-barrier manufacturing industries - aerospace. And most investors are still looking at it as just another auto ancillary.
Here's everything you need to know about Belrise's aerospace strategy, European acquisitions, and why this business could become a much bigger growth driver than the market expects. 🧵👇
This Isn't The Business Investors Think It Is
For years, Belrise has been known as a two-wheeler auto ancillary company. Its story revolved around exhaust systems, chassis, fuel tanks and other metal components supplied to leading OEMs.
But if you listened carefully to the latest concall, management spent surprisingly little time talking about auto components. Instead, a large part of the discussion revolved around aerospace, aircraft engine components and manufacturing capabilities that very few companies possess.
That shift in conversation is worth paying attention to. Because Belrise may be trying to build something much bigger than another auto component business.
For years, Belrise has been known as a two-wheeler auto ancillary company. Its story revolved around exhaust systems, chassis, fuel tanks and other metal components supplied to leading OEMs.
But if you listened carefully to the latest concall, management spent surprisingly little time talking about auto components. Instead, a large part of the discussion revolved around aerospace, aircraft engine components and manufacturing capabilities that very few companies possess.
That shift in conversation is worth paying attention to. Because Belrise may be trying to build something much bigger than another auto component business.
The Hard Part Isn't Manufacturing. It's Getting Inside The Supply Chain
Anyone can buy machines. Very few companies can become approved suppliers to global aircraft manufacturers.
In aerospace, customer approvals can take 12-24 months. Once qualified, suppliers often stay in the ecosystem for years because replacing them means restarting an expensive certification process.
That's why Belrise's recent acquisitions look different. The company didn't just acquire factories - it acquired relationships, certifications and technical capabilities that are almost impossible to build overnight.
Anyone can buy machines. Very few companies can become approved suppliers to global aircraft manufacturers.
In aerospace, customer approvals can take 12-24 months. Once qualified, suppliers often stay in the ecosystem for years because replacing them means restarting an expensive certification process.
That's why Belrise's recent acquisitions look different. The company didn't just acquire factories - it acquired relationships, certifications and technical capabilities that are almost impossible to build overnight.
Pull out a cotton t-shirt from your almirah and check the tag inside the collar. Chances are it says "Made in Bangladesh" or "Made in Vietnam".
The chances it says "Made in India" are much lower. This should be strange, because we have more land under cotton than any country on earth.🧵👇
The chances it says "Made in India" are much lower. This should be strange, because we have more land under cotton than any country on earth.🧵👇
The textile and apparel industry is India's second-largest employer after agriculture. 45 million people work in it directly, especially across Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, and West Bengal.
The sector brings in about $37 billion in export earnings every year. And yet, it doesn't make the T-shirts in your almirah.
The sector brings in about $37 billion in export earnings every year. And yet, it doesn't make the T-shirts in your almirah.
To understand why, you need to understand the value chain. It begins with raw fibre, cotton from a farm or synthetics from a chemical plant.
This goes to a spinning mill where it's cleaned and twisted into yarn, then to weaving where it becomes cloth, then to dyeing and processing, and finally to garmenting where workers cut and stitch it into clothing.
This goes to a spinning mill where it's cleaned and twisted into yarn, then to weaving where it becomes cloth, then to dyeing and processing, and finally to garmenting where workers cut and stitch it into clothing.
Some remote jobs only operate between 1:00 AM and 5:00 AM, which is why hardly anyone applies.
I’ve identified overnight remote jobs paying up to $100 per hour in USD.
Here’s each job and why they pay so much👇
I’ve identified overnight remote jobs paying up to $100 per hour in USD.
Here’s each job and why they pay so much👇
Upwork:
Upwork is the world’s leading freelance marketplace, connecting businesses with skilled professionals for any project. Ideal for finding top talent or freelance opportunities across various fields
Upwork is the world’s leading freelance marketplace, connecting businesses with skilled professionals for any project. Ideal for finding top talent or freelance opportunities across various fields
Shein Product Reviewer
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$38/hour
• You get $750 sent to you each month to review SHEIN products.
• Give detailed reviews on different products (you keep the product afterwards)
SitRep - 29/06/26 - Continued strikes on Russian logistics
An overview of the daily events in Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Drones struck logistic routes, bridges and energy infrastructure in Russian and occupied territory.
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From @NaftaliBennett:
“Right now, we are doing what is a very strange thing in politics: We are telling the public what we will do to improve the country. It’s easier to make headlines about “who will you sit with in government” or what Tali Gottlieb said this morning, but…
“Right now, we are doing what is a very strange thing in politics: We are telling the public what we will do to improve the country. It’s easier to make headlines about “who will you sit with in government” or what Tali Gottlieb said this morning, but…
… we’re choosing to do something completely different: putting forth our “New Contract” – practical and revolutionary plans to fix the most difficult foundational problems in Israel.”
“For example, how will we really draft the ultra-Orthodox and get them into the labor market? How will we make education in Israel excellent? How will we lower food prices by 30%? How will we bring down protection rackets and crime?”
