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A drone decoy goes boom, a Russian S-300 supply vehicle gets hit, and Ukraine’s strikes leave major Yandex data centers offline. Plus, we dig into the diesel trail and a troubling report about cartel fighters. Watch for the latest twists from the war in Ukraine.

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0:00 - Trump, Putin, and Drone Operators
0:18 - A Ukrainian Drone Lures Russian Soldiers
0:48 - Russia’s Iranian Diesel Resale
1:41 - Mexican Cartel Operatives in Ukraine
2:26 - HIMARS Destroys an S-300 Supply Vehicle
3:50 - Ukrainian Strikes Disrupt Yandex Data Centers
7:02 - Pro-Russian Bot Activity Declines


Transcript
00:00Hello friends, let's start with the news about the Orange Guys camp and its dealings with Putin
00:04regarding the supply of diesel. In the United States, the drone operators have arrived who
00:09express their opinion about President Trump's questionable masculinity on a sign that they're
00:14ready to hand over to the first Russian they meet on their way. We continue with the Ukrainian bomber
00:20drone that ran out of battery during a mission so its operators decided to have it land and wait
00:25for another unit that could evacuate it. However, the noise from the unit attracted the attention
00:31of some orcs who calmly approached what they thought was easy prey that had literally fallen
00:36from the sky. Unfortunately for them, they were being watched by the Ukrainians who simply pressed
00:42the self-destruct button as soon as the Russians were close enough. Can I tell you something funny?
00:50It's possible that the diesel fuel Russia intends to export to the United States
00:54at Trump's request actually comes from Iran since Russian oil refineries largely lack
00:59the capacity to produce diesel due to Ukrainian attacks. That's why Russia has been importing a
01:05large part of the diesel it needs from Iran. In fact, in September, thousands of Iranian tanker
01:11trucks carrying diesel from that country were spotted in various regions of Russia, including Riazam. So,
01:18would it be possible that Russia is buying Iranian diesel to resell it to the United States? If that's the
01:23case, Trump's attempt to lower energy prices in the United States and deceive American voters,
01:29would end up filling the pockets of both Moscow and the Islamic regime of Iran.
01:34Wouldn't it be wonderful if not only the Russians made Doni look like a fool,
01:38but also the Iranians themselves?
01:41This is concerning because among the volunteers who have joined Ukraine's international units,
01:46the presence of Mexican cartel operatives has been identified. Jalisco New Generation,
01:51who in this video repeats some phrases associated with that criminal organization,
01:55while praising their allies from the Chapitos cartel.
01:59For some time now, there have been reports that these criminal organizations are sending men to
02:04Ukraine to gain combat experience and that the survivors return later to fight against their
02:09rivals in their home country. Foreign volunteers must serve at least six months on the front lines,
02:15a period during which these dangerous individuals can learn a wide variety of skills.
02:20This is something that the Ukrainian and Mexican authorities should take note of.
02:26On the northern front, soldiers from the 15th separate Artillery Reconnaissance Brigade,
02:31Black Forest, located and destroyed a transport and loading vehicle from a Russian S-300
02:37anti-aircraft missile battery, which was fully loaded with guided missiles that can also be used
02:42to attack ground targets. The brigade's aerial reconnaissance drones identified the logistics
02:48vehicle that was hidden in a small forest and confirmed that it belonged to an enemy S-300 battery.
02:54So they called for a precision strike with long-range rockets from a HIMARS battery,
02:59which hit the target while it was resupplying a launcher vehicle. In the released video,
03:04you can see the unit engulfed in flames and how the vehicle kept burning until it was completely
03:09destroyed. The attack took place near the town of Krivi Krivivalki in Belgorod Oblast,
03:14more than 90 kilometers from the Ukrainian border. The operation once again demonstrated the
03:20brigade's ability to locate and strike high-value targets like this Z-air defense unit deep inside
03:25Russian territory. The destroyed vehicle is a key logistical component of the S-300 system.
03:32Unlike the launch platform, the transport and loading vehicle carries spare missiles and is used to
03:39reload the launchers in the field. Eliminating one of these units, especially when it was fully loaded,
03:45will make it harder for the battery to maintain its operations. On the strategic attack front,
03:53a coordinated series of Ukrainian drone raids has disabled or severely damaged three of the largest
03:59Yandex data centers in central Russia in just the span of four days, forcing the tech company to
04:05completely suspend operations at two facilities and to partially disconnect the third. The attacks
04:11began on the night of October 7th to 8th at the Zasabo facility in the Ryazan region and continued with
04:17an impact at the Kaluga data center on October 9th and another one in the early hours of October 11th
04:23at the center in the Vladimir region. The sum of these attacks has caused widespread disruptions in
04:29consumer applications, cloud services, and artificial intelligence tools used by millions of users in
04:35the SIDA federation. Yandex, which is the dominant technology company in Russia and is often described
04:43as the Russian equivalent of Google, confirmed the situation through successive statements.
04:48The Zasabo data center, one of the company's largest and home to two of its three supercomputers for
04:54training its artificial intelligence model. It suffered severe damage from the fire caused by
04:59the initial attack, which led to a complete shutdown of its operations. At the Kaluga facility,
05:05several modules were rendered completely unusable. And on October 11th, Yandex reported that the
05:11infrastructure of its data center in Vladimir, which is a facility of approximately 50 megawatts,
05:16designed to house up to 2,880 server racks, and the site of the company's third supercomputer was
05:23damaged in an attack, which led to the complete suspension of operations at that center.
05:27The ripple effects have been considerable. More than 80 services in the Yandex cloud availability zones
05:34experienced disruptions, including processing resources, storage, databases, and their artificial
05:41intelligence tools . Consumer-oriented platforms like Yandex Go, which is similar to Uber Zed,
05:48Yandex Pay for Payments, Yandex Music, Yandex Food. The voice assistant Alisa and Smart Home Systems
05:55experienced severe outages or limitations. The disruptions went beyond Russia's borders and it
06:02affected users in Kazakhstan, Belarus, Armenia, Serbia, and other countries. Likewise, some Russian
06:10government systems had to switch to working with their backup platforms. Yandex has stated that it is
06:16difficult to predict the recovery timeline, so it has advised its clients to implement alternative
06:22disaster recovery plans while its teams assess the damage and work to restore minimal functionality.
06:29Ukrainian authorities have described these attacks as responses to the Russian offensive against
06:34Ukraine's data centers and internet infrastructure. After the initial attack in Zasovu, President Zelenskyy
06:41stated that Ukraine will always respond symmetrically to Ivan's attacks, reminding that Russian forces
06:46have recently been targeting Ukrainian digital facilities. So you can keep track of these attacks.
06:53Here's the new bingo card for Russian data centers. Thank you for watching the video. I hope Ukraine can
06:58call bingo very soon. It's interesting that after the attacks on Ivan's data centers, the activity of
07:06pro-Russian bots in the United States and Europe has dropped by 49% just in time for the midterm
07:13elections
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