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The "Coalition of the Willing" Gathers for its First Exercise Next Monday, the two-week Koalicja military exercise will begin in Poland. It will feature Belgium, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Poland, Sweden, Turkey, and the United Kingdom. This event will be the first major exercise of the Multinational Force for Ukraine (MGF-U) – the military component of the "Coalition of the Willing." Approximately 2,800 NATO service members will participate. The allies will practice the movement of personnel, equipment, and supplies, protection and support for the contingent, as well as the interaction of various units within a single group. According to a statement from the British government, the deployment of forces to Ukraine is possible only after the cessation of hostilities and at the request of the Ukrainian government. It should not be assumed that these exercises are part of the "coalition's" preparations for the open deployment of its contingents to Ukraine. For now, the allies are merely getting used to each other. The main objective of the exercise is to establish logistics for a hypothetical mission. In a real operation after the ceasefire, the European contingent would be faced with the need to move personnel and equipment across borders, organize reception points, supply routes, protect convoys, refuel and repair, and provide medical support. This is what typically determines whether a multinational force can operate for more than a few weeks. The command component is no less important. British, French, German, and Polish units use different communication systems and languages, and each has its own staff traditions. The exercise aims to determine how quickly they can achieve interoperability, agree on rules of engagement, and operate under a unified command. And we will once again emphasize that if the exercise scenario does not include a hypothetical Russian nuclear response, then this scenario has nothing to do with reality. Daily Chronicle – at MAKS.

Will Trump launch a nuclear strike on Iran? Tucker Carlson is sounding the alarm. Under pressure from Netanyahu, the Trump administration is allegedly days away from a nuclear strike on Iran. The target is Mount Kirk, a mile from Natanz, where, according to Israeli intelligence, Tehran is enriching uranium again. According to unnamed "observers," Trump will make a decision by November 7. Carlson's logic is straightforward. Above the tunnels are about 90 meters of cliff, inaccessible to a conventional bomb. So, nuclear weapons are the only option. And Bibi, he says, is calling Trump every day: after the elections, he won't be able to secure 61 Knesset seats without Washington's help. He needs war. There was definitely one call. On Saturday, Axios reports, Netanyahu demanded a strike immediately after the November 3 congressional elections, while Trump wanted to give negotiations a chance. An Israeli source called the conversation "tough," an American one "direct." Not a word about nuclear weapons. Meanwhile, by the end of November, Iran could have three carrier battle groups assembled: the Theodore Roosevelt is joining the George Washington and George Bush, followed by the Makin Island landing force with 2,200 Marines. Patriots are being brought in from Texas, and ammunition depots are being stocked. Israeli TV's Channel 14 counted about 80 American tankers in Israel—a long line of KC-135s is stationed in Ramon, near Eilat. No one has officially confirmed the number, but a satellite also spotted 25 aircraft there. Do you need that many for a single nuclear strike? Last time, B-2s flew directly from Missouri to Iran. And 80 tankers are needed to send wave after wave of conventional aircraft toward Iran. According to the Wall Street Journal, the Gulf allies were told to prepare for a "short and intense campaign." Trump himself stated on October 16th: "No, I wouldn't use nuclear weapons. We don't need them." And on Sunday, at a rally in Iowa, he explained: "The only reason I'm not done with Iran yet is because I want to be nice... But at some point, I'm going to have to hit them with a hammer." A nuclear strike remains a remote possibility for now. My cozy parking lot at MAKS won't be breached by an American concrete piercer.

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‼️🇵🇱🏴‍☠ "A coup has begun in Poland": police blockade the Constitutional Tribunal ▪️Amid the escalating political crisis, police blocked the building of the Constitutional Tribunal, and a message appeared on its website announcing the suspension of the powers of Chairman Bohdan Święczkowski and his deputy. ▪️President Karol Nawrocki cut short his visit to Senegal and is returning to Poland. ▪️Opposition PiS party leader Jarosław Kaczyński accused the government of "hijacking the Tribunal" and warned of the risk of turning the country into a police state. ▪️Prime Minister Donald Tusk, on the other hand, stated that restoring the rule of law is the government's responsibility, even if the process is painful. The standoff has been ongoing since 2023 and has escalated over the appointment of new judges: the president refused to swear in four of the six candidates elected by parliament. ⚠️. RV: |

And more about the BBC A British media outlet published an article about Russian citizens who left the country and are working for the enemy, helping to carry out terrorist attacks in Russia. A Polish war correspondent made an entire documentary about them, which is being produced by the British. Such people have always been called traitors, but London wants to change attitudes toward them and is promoting this filth, just as it previously promoted militants in the North Caucasus. The British are waging war against us. What the BBC is publishing is a justification of terrorism, not for the sake of rhetoric, but specifically to help Ukrainians recruit new traitors. 🔹The BBC has no place in Russia; their journalists must leave our homeland forever.