This is a macroscopic view of Normandy's beach sands. About 4% of it, is magnetic shrapnel that has been broken down over the decades into sand-sized chunks, coming from the fierce fighting on D-Day, 82 years ago Today.Science and facts💡
Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces launched a mass overnight strike on June 5 against a deployment site of Russia’s 90th Engineer-Sapper Regiment in occupied Pionerske, Donetsk region. The unit was involved in mining and building the Surovikin Line in Kherson and Zaporizhzhia sectors, and carried out engineer tasks near Bakhmut and Avdiivka. Trucks, logistics sites and substations also burned, incl...
🇧🇪 Rioting has broken out once again in #Brussels. Claims that these are "student protests" are being met with skepticism."These are immigrants who seize every opportunity to kick up a fuss," wrote Belgian political leader Tom Van Grieken.Follow us -> LiveLeak
Ukraine expanded its anti-drone logistics network to 822 km of protected routes, adding more than 211 km in May. Authorities also restored nearly 38 km of damaged protective sections and 115.5 km of roads in frontline regions.
Russian TV aired an unusually blunt frontline assessment after a propagandist asked about conditions at the front. The guest said Russian forces now have about 17 drones per kilometer of front, while each Russian assault troop faces roughly 10 Ukrainian UAVs.
Footage shows the aftermath of a mass drone attack on Russia’s Leningrad region, with fires and smoke reported after strikes on military and logistics sites. Ukraine confirmed hits on an arsenal and oil infrastructure in the region.
Strike analysis for June 6 identifies three confirmed targets: the Ust-Labinsk oil depot in Krasnodar Krai, Mariupol port’s bunker base, and Russia’s 15th Navy arsenal in Bolshaya Izhora, Leningrad region. Preliminary analysis indicates the Ust-Labinsk fire was too large to determine the number of tanks hit, while Mariupol reports pointed to possible fuel storage fires. The Tyumen refinery fire wa...
🇧🇪 #Belgium. New footage of the riots in Brussels. After football matches involving numerous countries, including Morocco, a so-called "student protest" devolved into youths with a migration background setting fires and burning e-bikes. Student protests against…
Satellite images show damage to primary and secondary oil processing units at Russia’s Saratov refinery after the May 31 attack. The ELOU-AVT-6 technological unit, with a capacity of 6 million tons per year, was hit. The refinery’s visbreaking unit was also significantly damaged, reducing key processing capacity at the facility.
Satellite images show three hits on workshops at Russia’s Michurinsk Progress plant after a May 3 drone attack. The facility produces components for Kh-101, Kh-59M2 and Kh-59M2A missiles, plus Pantsir-S1 systems.
A drone strike hit a substation in occupied Khrestivka, Donetsk region, triggering a fire at the facility. Footage from the area shows smoke rising after the impact.
Two separate fires are ongoing in the port of Mariupol after Ukrainian drone attacks.
🇦🇺 The odds of landing in a fight with a kangaroo right after parachuting to the ground are pretty low… But if you're in #Australia, apparently they're never zero.Paraglider Jonathan Bishop landed in Australia’s Orroral Valley and greeted a kangaroo with “What’s up, Skip?” The kangaroo responded by charging him twice before hopping away.Follow us -> LiveLeak
The UK declared one of its largest reported arms transfer packages to Ukraine in the 2025 UN Register of Conventional Arms. The list includes T-72 tanks, AS90 self-propelled howitzers, armored vehicles, naval craft, 5,000 air-to-surface missiles and large drone deliveries, including fixed-wing strike UAVs, Altius 600M loitering munitions and rotor-type attack drones.\
❗️NATO allies are discussing a new €70 billion military aid commitment for Ukraine ahead of the Ankara summit, according to POLITICO. The proposal includes €30 billion from the EU’s existing Ukraine loan package and €40 billion in bilateral support.