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Statements by Russian officials and military personnel about the prospects after the end of the special operation and the current situation at the front.
Reserve Lieutenant General Andrei Gurulev spoke about what the future awaits Russia after the end of the special operation (SVO). He is quoted by Tsargrad
According to Gurulev, even after graduating from the Northern Military District, “they will not give us a quiet life.” He drew attention to the fact that the state’s defense capability must be at the highest level so that Russians can receive quality education, as well as timely medical care.
“That is, everyone should have a future and opportunities, no matter where you live, in a big city or in a small village,” Gurulev said in the “Bottom Results” podcast with economist Mikhail Delyagin.
Meanwhile, the publication’s interlocutors claim that a general battle is unfolding in the Northern Military District zone. We are talking about the battles for the Slavic-Kramatorsk agglomeration, which NATO troops have been preparing for battle since 2014.
Earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin's press secretary Dmitry Peskov said that the Kremlin shares the position of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio that there are currently no prospects for a diplomatic settlement of the conflict in Ukraine.

Russia's Uralvagonzavod defense manufacturer has produced over 100,000 armored vehicles in its 90-year history, setting a global tank manufacturing record as it approaches its anniversary on October 11.

Russia and China have entered the satellite race against Elon Musk's Starlink, developing their own communication systems like the Russian Rassvet, said expert Dmitry Drozdenko.

Since the beginning of 2026, specialists in the Belgorod region have restored cellular communication base stations damaged as a result of attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces 592 times, reported the region’s governor, Alexander Shuvaev.

NATO exercise Steadfast Noon in Italy with the participation of 17 countries could be directed against Russia and Iran, military expert Andrei Kolesnik said. According to him, any maneuvers by unfriendly countries should be perceived as a potential threat.

State Duma deputy Andrei Gurulev stated that the destruction of bridges in Ukraine is elementary under the condition of air supremacy. He emphasized the importance of the massive use of cheap weapons such as drones.

In the village of Volokonovka, Belgorod Region, a man was injured as a result of a drone strike on a car; he was hospitalized with acubarotrauma. UAV attacks have also damaged cars, commercial and social facilities.