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Click on the links below for more news and information about #geopolitics #gab #Russia 👇 https://t.me/mod_russia_en/29381 The T-80BVM at work: combat power is forged at the training grounds of the special military operation ▫️ The Zapad Group's tank crews are honing their skills at training grounds in the rear of the special military operation. Crews of the T-80BVM tanks are training in firing from closed positions and with direct fire. 👉 Particular attention is paid to coordination, protection against UAVs, and countering electronic warfare. Commanders analyse every shot so that units are ready to destroy enemy equipment and fortifications around the clock. 😎 We deliberately do not add music to the video, so that you can enjoy the steel clatter of the tracks and the menacing roar of the turbines. Press🔥to support Russian crews! https://t.me/mod_russia_en/29382 Enemy positions are on fire 🔥 The Vostok Group's tank crews provide heavy fire support to assault units in Zaporozhye region: they destroy the AFU's strongholds, fortified positions, and UAV command posts. Crews especially praise Russian vehicles for their reliable armour, survivability and dependable operation in any conditions. https://t.me/DDGeopolitics/193405 🇾🇪⚡🇸🇦 Explosions reported in Khamis Mushait, Abha and Asir in Saudi Arabia. 🚩 ResistanceTrench | Boost https://t.me/DDGeopolitics/193406 🇸🇾🔥 Protests Escalate in Syria Large crowds have taken to the streets in Maarrat al-Numan, with protesters blocking the Aleppo–Damascus highway as demonstrations over the Al-Sharaa government’s latest fuel-price increases grow increasingly confrontational. Diesel prices jumped 40% overnight, while gasoline rose by roughly 26–28%. The increases are already feeding through into transportation and food costs, adding further pressure to already strained household budgets. What began as anger over fuel prices is rapidly spilling into broader unrest. https://t.me/DDGeopolitics/193407 🇸🇾☦️ BREAKING: EXPLOSION REPORTED OUTSIDE CHURCH IN HAMA, SYRIA An explosive device has reportedly detonated in front of a church in the Syrian city of Hama, according to local reports. Footage circulating online reportedly shows the scene following the blast. There is currently no confirmed information on casualties, the church involved, or who planted the device. https://t.me/DDGeopolitics/193409 🇸🇾 Protests Spread to Khan Shaykhun, Major Roads Blocked Protests over Syria’s fuel crisis have now spread to Khan Shaykhun in southern Idlib. Protestors have cut traffic on routes connecting Aleppo with Damascus and Latakia, adding to demonstrations already underway across Idlib Governorate. https://t.me/DDGeopolitics/193410?single 🇸🇾 “LISTEN, BASHIR — WE WON’T GO BACK TO THE DONKEYS!” Protesters in Idlib city are now directing their anger at Syrian Energy Minister Mohammed al-Bashir as demonstrations over soaring fuel prices continue to spread. Crowds can be heard chanting: “The people want the minister gone!” The protests are particularly notable in Idlib, the former heartland of the authorities now governing Damascus, as anger over fuel shortages, price hikes and the broader cost of living continues to grow. https://t.me/DDGeopolitics/193413 🇸🇦 New satellite imagery reveals extensive damage to Saudi Arabia’s East–West Pipeline High-resolution satellite imagery shows severe fire damage at a pumping facility on Saudi Arabia’s strategic East–West oil pipeline southeast of Medina following the September 10 drone attacks. The pipeline remains offline, and Saudi Arabia has yet to disclose the full extent of the damage or a timetable for restoring operations.