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Ukrainian drones strike covert UAV plant in western Russia, sources claim
March 13, 2025 12:43 PM
Ukrainian military intelligence drones (HUR) attacked a camouflaged drone production facility in Kaluga Oblast late on March 12, HUR sources confirmed for the Kyiv Independent.
Drone production lines were located on the grounds of an aerated concrete plant in the village of Obukhovo in Kaluga Oblast's Dzerzhinsky district, one of the sources claimed.
Kyiv has carried out regular long-range drone strikes against military and industrial facilities in Russia's rear, seeking to undermine its ability to wage its all-out war.
The statement comes after Kaluga Oblast Governor Vladislav Shapsha said that 25 drones were downed over the region overnight, with drone wreckage setting fire to an unspecified industrial facility in Dzerzhinsky district.
One employee suffered minor injuries, and the fire has been extinguished, according to Shapsha. Locals reported powerful explosions and a fire at the plant on social media.
Drone debris also damaged a cell tower and a power line in the Khvastovichsky district, the southernmost part of Kaluga Oblast, Shapsha said.
Russian air defenses downed 77 drones overnight, including 30 over Bryansk Oblast, six over Kursk and Voronezh oblasts each, and five over Rostov and Belgorod oblasts each, the Russian Defense Ministry claimed.
An unspecified infrastructure facility was also damaged on the evening of March 12 in Voronezh Oblast, a region bordering Ukraine's Luhansk Oblast, Governor Alexander Gusev said on his Telegram channel.
The targeted facility was part of the region's gas infrastructure, the Baza Telegram channel reported, citing residents.
The Kyiv Independent could not verify the claims. Airports in Penza, Saratov, and Volgograd imposed temporary flight restrictions overnight, Russia's Federal Air Transport Agency announced.
https://kyivindependent.com/ukrainian-drones-strike-covert-uav-plant-in-western-russia-source-confirms/
Journalists assaulted, arrested, and transported in drone vehicle
THU 13 MAR, 2025 13:18
Four journalists covering the Kawempe North, Uganda, by-election were reportedly assaulted, arrested, and transported in a drone vehicle by security operatives.
The journalists, identified as Isano Francis of NBS TV, Raymond Tamale of NTV, Dennis Kabugo, and Abubaker Lubowa of Daily Monitor, were detained while working in the area.
Three other journalists David Ijjo of NTV, Hassan Wasswa of NBS TV, and Hakim Wampamba of NBS TV managed to escape the ordeal.
Eyewitness reports indicate that security forces targeted the journalists while they were covering various polling stations.
Though the full details of the assault remain unclear, sources suggest that the journalists were subjected to physical abuse before being forcibly taken away by security operatives in a drone vehicle a mode of transport that has raised widespread concern.
Canary Mugume, senior reporter for NBS TV, expressed deep concern over the escalating security presence, describing it as highly suspicious.
"UPDF soldiers carrying guns are patrolling the streets in both official vehicles and drones with their number plates removed," Mugume said.
He noted the specific targeting of journalists.
"These actions seem to be directed at journalists. We wonder if this is an election or a different operation," he added.
According to Mugume, their equipment was seized at several polling stations, forcing the team to flee with only one camera, which was used to broadcast the feed.
The increased presence of armed UPDF soldiers and the use of unmarked drones have created an atmosphere of intimidation, particularly for media personnel.
The station expressed alarm over the situation, citing previous attacks on other journalists, including Mugume and Wasswa. They have called on authorities to prioritise the safety of the press.
As the Kawempe North by-election continues, concerns about the safety of journalists and the integrity of the electoral process continue to grow.
https://nilepost.co.ug/news/247669/journalists-assaulted-arrested-and-transported-in-drone-vehicle
Ukraine Tests Drone-Carrying Balloons to Intercept Russian Shahed Drones
March 13, 2025
Ukrainian engineers are developing a new aerial complex designed to intercept Russian Shahed drones, which are launched almost every night in swarms to target Ukrainian infrastructure.
The system involves using balloons as airborne platforms to carry FPV (first-person view) interceptor drones, according to a report by Frontliner media.
The concept, developed by Ukrainian tech group Aerobavovna and its partners, centers around lifting FPV drones into the sky using a tethered balloon.
Once an enemy drone is detected by a thermal imaging camera attached to the balloon, the interceptor drone is released and guided by an operator to strike the target mid-air.
While the technical specs of the system remain classified, the developers say the goal is to create a simple but effective solution to intercept drones like the Iranian-made Shahed-136, which Russia has been using extensively since its full-scale invasion began.
Balloons: More Than Just Surveillance
This is not the first time Ukraine has turned to balloons for military innovation.
For over a year, units within the Ukrainian Defense Forces have been using balloons as communication relays and aerial monitoring platforms, especially in regions where ground-based systems are vulnerable or ineffective.
“We’ve been working for two years to make sure these balloons can fly in all weather,” said one of the system’s developers. “Now we’re testing them in the most challenging conditions.”
The current prototype balloon can reach altitudes of around 800 meters, carry up to 10 kilograms of equipment, and operate regardless of weather.
Its applications range from communication relays and surveillance to electronic warfare and now, drone interception.
A Flexible Tool in Ukraine’s Asymmetric Arsenal
The balloon system is being positioned as a low-cost, high-impact tool to help defend Ukraine against the daily drone threat, which is often difficult to counter using conventional air defense systems due to the drones' low altitude and unpredictable flight paths.
Last year, Ukrainian defense company Kvertus revealed that it had developed an airborne version of its Azimuth electronic intelligence system, mounted on Aerobavovna’s balloons to detect and track enemy drone signals.
As Ukraine continues to adapt to Russia’s evolving drone tactics, these airborne platforms are expected to play a growing role on the battlefield.
Developers believe that combining persistent aerial surveillance with the ability to launch interceptors directly from the sky will give Ukrainian forces a better chance at neutralizing drone attacks before they reach their targets.
https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/other/ukraine-tests-drone-carrying-balloons-to-intercept-russian-shahed-drones/ar-AA1APcWY
Applying lessons learned from healthcare drone logistics to other supply chains
March 13, 2025
Healthcare supply chains face unique challenges in getting supplies to remote and hard-to-reach areas, particularly due to geographical barriers, poor infrastructure, and frequent stockouts at local healthcare facilities.
Traditional transportation methods can prove slow and unreliable, especially when mountainous terrain or adverse weather conditions block road access, delaying access to critical medical supplies.
Drones address these challenges by providing faster and more reliable deliveries, significantly reducing response times, and ensuring a continuous supply of essential medicines and vaccines.
In Kenya, a partnership between the Elton John AIDS Foundation, Zipline, and Kisumu County has successfully used drones to deliver vital medical supplies to remote communities, dramatically cutting delivery times.
A drone can cover a 12-kilometer distance in just 20 minutes—compared to up to five hours on foot or an hour by vehicle—demonstrating the life-saving potential of this technology.
Similarly, in India, in the state of Arunachal Pradesh, drones have revitalized defunct healthcare facilities and minimized environmental impact by reducing CO2 emissions without the requirement of extensive road infrastructure.
While drones are often associated with military applications, their potential to enhance civilian supply chains is undeniable, especially for critical, time-sensitive deliveries.
The global civilian drone market, valued at around $24.98 billion in 2023, is projected to reach $65.49 billion by 2030.
India's civilian drone market, worth approximately $1.2 billion in 2023, is expected to grow to $4.87 billion by 2030.
While supply chain professionals understand the costs and service implications of traditional modes of transportation, recent research reveals the primary barrier to broader drone adoption is the ambiguity around the financial implications of drone operations (Garg et al., in Drones in last-mile delivery: A systematic review on efficiency, accessibility, and sustainability, Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment).
Due to the nascent and innovative nature of the industry, there needs to be more knowledge about the process of implementing drones into supply chains and the challenges and best practices related to this process.
cont.
https://www.scmr.com/article/applying-lessons-learned-from-healthcare-drone-logistics-to-other-supply-chains
UAE introduces regulation for drone air navigation service providers
Thursday, 13 March 2025 17:25
The UAE's General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) has introduced a groundbreaking regulation, making it the first in the region to set national standards for certifying air navigation service providers for unmanned aircraft.
The new rule, known as CAR Airspace Part Uspace, provides a comprehensive framework for organisations looking to offer air navigation services for drones, ensuring they meet rigorous operational and safety requirements.
This regulation covers all aspects of certifying drone service providers, including training, safety protocols, quality assurance, future planning and auditing.
The aim is to integrate drone operations smoothly into the existing aviation system, creating a safe and efficient airspace for unmanned aircraft.
Saif Mohammed Al Suwaidi, Director-General of the GCAA, highlighted that as drone operations are expected to double in the near future, this framework will set the stage for seamless integration between drones and commercial aviation, reinforcing the UAE's leadership in the aviation sector.
https://www.dubaieye1038.com/news/local/uae-introduces-regulation-for-drone-air-navigation-service-providers/
Crashed UAP pictures from yesterday’s 4chan ‘leak’
March 12, 2024
https://www.reddit.com/r/aliens/comments/1j9o6ci/crashed_uap_pictures_from_yesterdays_4chan_leak/
https://www.reddit.com/r/aliens/comments/1j9oaf2/serious_4chan_leak_photos_with_raised_gamma/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8o32zopFF4
ET Gods, Religions and Atlantis
March 13, 2025
As Disclosure continues to unfold at an ever increasing rate, our history, human and earth history continues to be revealed in ways we were never taught or told.
The interpretations of ancient text including the Bible and other religious text was tainted to support a control narrative spanning tens of thousands of years.
In this 2 part reveal Dr. Salla presents a de-fogged history so that we may finally get to know and understand who we “REALLY” are and see clearly the future we wish to create.
https://exopolitics.org/
part 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Ug0CxpduE4
part 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bR7GaMOLnOo
Michael Salla's Whistleblower known as "JP"
Let's talk about everything
Mar 11, 2025
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGMyVqobSRI
Weather Weapons & Worse | Tesla's Stolen Tech and the New Arms Race
Mar 12, 2025
Weather Weapons & Worse | Tesla's Stolen Tech and the New Arms Race
In the Alaskan wilderness stands an array of 180 antennas pointing skyward. The military calls it research, but declassified patents tell a different story.
What began as Nikola Tesla's dream of free energy for humanity may have become the world's most powerful weapon.
When Tesla died in 1943, the government seized his research. Decades later, an expensive, top-secret facility appeared in Alaska with technology suspiciously similar to Tesla's designs.
From weather modification to earthquake triggers and even mind control, Tesla's technology has sparked a new arms race in the sky above us.
What makes this facility concerning isn't what we know—it's what remains classified.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eALW00vr9Qc
Dr Steven Greer Denies Taking Drugs to See Interdimensional Aliens (Part 15)
Mar 12, 2025 5:15 PM
Dr. Steven Greer firmly denied using substances to interact with interdimensional aliens. Contrary to speculation,
Greer emphasized that neither he nor his group employs psychedelics in their meditative practices aimed at contacting extraterrestrial beings.
He explained that while some may have breakthroughs with substances like ayahuasca, his approach is rooted in natural consciousness, rejecting the Western tendency of substance reliance.
Greer advocates for innate human potential in reaching higher states of consciousness, highlighting the significance of meditation over substance use.
Drawing from personal experiences, including a near-death event at 17, he believes that spiritual awakenings and connections to cosmic consciousness are achievable without external aids.
Furthermore, Greer stressed the importance of harmony and love in group settings, which he says enhances their efforts to make contact with advanced civilizations, echoing a holistic vision of technological and spiritual progress for humanity.
https://www.vladtv.com/article/309947/dr-steven-greer-denies-taking-drugs-to-see-interdimensional-aliens
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38cMd7CBxuU
Dr Steven Greer Calls Vlad "Dumb as S***" For Asking if He's Running an Alien Cult
Mar 13, 2025 2:00 PM
Dr. Steven Greer discussed the dangers of cult-like beliefs surrounding alien encounters, referencing the infamous Heaven's Gate cult incident in 1997, which ended in mass suicide. Greer emphasized his opposition to cults, noting that while he holds large training events on extraterrestrial contact, they should not be construed as cult activities.
He insists on empowering individuals through education and personal experience rather than fostering blind devotion.
Greer recounted communicating with Tony Robbins and underlined his desire to teach rather than lead a following.
Additionally, he shared a story about a Croatian truck driver who independently made contact with a UFO, supporting his belief that anyone can achieve similar experiences.
Over 30 years, Greer has spent over $20 million much of it his own money to support research and whistleblower testimonies, highlighting the challenges of gaining support for authentic exploration without resorting to sensationalism or easy profit.
https://www.vladtv.com/article/309954/dr-steven-greer-calls-vlad-dumb-as-s-for-asking-if-hes-running-an
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHngFfChFus
KABOOM! The Explosive UFO Story That Changed The World : WEAPONIZED : Episode #68
Mar 11, 2025
In the eight decades since the modern UFO era began, few dates are as monumentally important as Dec. 16, 2017.
That is when The New York Times published a blockbuster story about a secretive government investigation into alarming and ongoing encounters between U.S. military units and unidentified machines of unknown origin - machines that appear to be far more advanced than any technology known to exist on Earth.
The fact that The New York Times, regarded as "the paper of record" and possibly the most respected news platform in the country, plastered the UFO exposé on the front page of its Dec. 17 edition sent shockwaves through American journalism, grabbed the attention of Congress, and reignited public interest in a subject that had been largely ignored or ridiculed - not only by The Times, but by nearly every major news organization in the Western world.
The ripple effects from that report are still unfolding more than seven years later.
The three journalists who worked on the story - Helene Cooper, Leslie Kean, and Ralph Blumenthal - somehow managed to overcome decades of government disinformation, scientific ridicule, and editorial scorn to get the story into the paper.
Blumenthal, a brilliant, award-winning newsman, staked his reputation and career on that one report.
How did he and his colleagues pull it off? What other secrets did they uncover that never made it into print?
In a candid and highly personal conversation, Blumenthal reveals to Jeremy and George the difficulties that confronted the three journalists, including blowback from their colleagues, arguments with editors, and the conspiracy theories espoused by the loudest voices in the always rancorous UFO community.
The story about AATIP, Tic Tac, Elizondo, Harry Reid, and other key players was not Blumenthal's entry point to the UFO debate.
He was already investigating the life and career of a brilliant, mercurial, and flawed trailblazer - a Harvard psychiatrist named Dr. John Mack.
Like the late Dr. Mack, Blumenthal suspects that the personal encounters between humans and non-humans, as reported by tens of thousands of people all over the world, might be far more important than the competition between world powers to master the technological secrets stashed deep inside the bowels of black-world programs.
https://www.weaponizedpodcast.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fw5IpKa1KKk
related articles
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/12/16/us/politics/pentagon-program-ufo-harry-reid.html
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/12/16/us/politics/unidentified-flying-object-navy.html
Joe Rogan Experience #2288 - Jacques Vallee
Mar 12, 2025
Jacques Vallée is a venture capitalist, technologist, and prominent figure in the field of unidentified aerial phenomena.
His new book is Forbidden Science 6: Scattered Castles, The Journals of Jacques Vallee 2010-2019.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZEcVY2iZsk
http://www.jacquesvallee.net