TYB
https://www.kyivpost.com/post/66050
https://www.kyivpost.com/post/66006
other Russia and Ukraine
https://militarnyi.com/en/news/ssu-drones-hit-russian-oil-platform-in-the-caspian-sea-for-the-first-time-halting-production/
https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2025/12/11/lukoil-rig-halts-oil-production-after-ukrainian-drone-attack-reports-a91411
https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2025/12/11/overnight-ukrainian-drone-attacks-target-chemical-plants-disrupt-moscow-airports-a91406
https://news.liga.net/en/region_news/news/a-drone-hits-a-house-in-lviv-region-suspilne-reports-probably-fpv
https://kyivindependent.com/how-2-soldiers-survived-165-days-trapped-on-ukraines-front-line/
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15372825/Moment-Russian-shadow-fleet-tanker-hit-deadly-sea-drones-sending-flames-plumes-smoke-pouring-sky.html
https://newsukraine.rbc.ua/news/armenian-pm-s-plane-diverted-from-moscow-1765450774.html
Ukraine Launches War’s Most Massive Drone-Missile Strikes, Russian Energy Targeted
Dec. 11, 2025, 3:52 pm
On Dec. 11, 2025, the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) launched its largest-scale, widest-reaching and most ambitious combined kamikaze drone operation against its giant northern neighbor, Russia, of the entire Russo-Ukrainian War.
Overnight, nearly 300 drones of various types, along with cruise missiles, struck targets across western and central Russia – a stretch of some 2,000 km (1,243 miles) including Moscow, according to Russian and Ukrainian sources reviewed by Kyiv Post.
Consistent with Ukraine’s increasingly effective bombardment campaign of Russia’s fossil fuel industry that Kyiv kicked off in July, the Ukrainian main effort for the night appeared focused primarily on five Russian energy production facilities, igniting fires at all of them.
Secondary attacks hit four military airfields.
About one-fifth of the Ukrainian kamikaze aircraft, in a possible distraction tactic, flew to Moscow and circled above the Russian capital, triggering a furious, night-long effort by local air defense forces to shoot them down.
Authorities issued a rare general warning to Moscow residents to take to air raid shelters, and ordered a lockdown of the city’s four airports, stranding thousands of air travelers.
The longest-ranged attack hit an offshore oil production platform in the Caspian Sea, some 1,500 km (932 miles) from the nearest probable Ukrainian drone launch sites, scoring at least four hits and setting the Lukoil-owned rig pumping crude oil from 20 seabed wells on fire.
The strike was reportedly carried out by long-range Lyutiy drones, a Ukrainian-produced push-propeller aircraft typically armed with an explosive warhead weighing 120-350 kg (265-772 lbs).
By midday on Thursday, firefighters were still fighting to extinguish the blaze, and production had stopped. No injuries were reported. It was the first time in the war that Ukrainian forces had hit a target in the Caspian Sea.
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There was no official comment from Kyiv about the strikes.
Russian air watch information platforms shortly before midnight on Wednesday-Thursday were the first to report an extraordinarily large number of Ukrainian drones, most propeller-powered but some jet-powered, were heading into Russia.
Ukrainian civilian air defense watch platforms tracking the outgoing raid into Russian airspace showed that jet-propelled kamikaze aircraft accounted for about 20% of the total aircraft launched.
Independent Russian media, including the Astra news agency and The Moscow Times, confirmed the scale of the strike and most of the targets hit.
Reports by Ukrainian mil-bloggers citing military intelligence sources, and Russian social media from regions attacked, likewise supported a picture of a massive series of raids carried out on a scale not attempted by Kyiv previously in the war.
Per those combined reports, the Ukrainian drone-missile strike packages also attacked four other energy infrastructure targets in Russia:
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an oil refinery in the Samara region, 800 km (500 miles) from the Ukrainian border
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Afipsky oil refinery in the Krasnodar region, 400 km (250 miles) away
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an oil refinery in the Saratov region, 600 km (380 miles) away
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Uryupisnk fuel storage depot in the Volgograd region, 700 km (435 miles) away
By the count of energy infrastructure targets hit in a single night – five, according to Ukrainian officials – the strikes set a new AFU record. In previous raids on Russian energy infrastructure, Ukrainian drones typically hit just two or three facilities per night.
Russia’s Ministry of Defense, in the morning hours following the Ukrainian attacks, issued a statement saying its air defense forces had shot down 287 Ukrainian drones or missiles across Russia and that damage at all locations was minimal.
But Ukrainian military information platforms contradicted the Kremlin’s narrative of massive shoot-downs and minimal damage, citing a flood of panicked Russian social media posts – backed by photos and videos – that appeared to show Ukrainian weapons flying unimpeded through Russian airspace toward targets hundreds, even thousands, of kilometers apart, and detonating in fiery ground explosions.
Kyiv Post could not independently confirm either the Russian Defense Ministry’s claims or anecdotal reports of specific Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries and offshore platforms, or the damage caused.
Russian social media posts from cities targeted by the Ukrainian drones, according to a Kyiv Post review, were largely skeptical of the positive spin on the air raids promoted by Kremlin spokespeople.
In Syrzan, locals reported hearing or seeing 15-20 propeller-driven drones pass overhead, seemingly flying past nonexistent air defenses, and then exploding within the city’s oil refinery perimeter.
Local media reported fires or smoke. One video reportedly recorded during the strike showed a Lyutiy drone passing overhead at tree-top altitude.
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Report: US warned Lebanon that IDF will strike if Hezbollah doesn’t hand over drones, missiles by year’s end
December 11, 2025 5:43 pm
US envoy Morgan Ortagus told top Lebanese officials that Israel will carry out “major and decisive strikes” against Hezbollah in Beirut’s southern suburbs and in the Beqaa Valley if the terror group fails to hand over its drones and precision missiles by January 1, the Lebanese Al-Akhbar daily reports, citing European diplomatic sources.
The Donald Trump administration has been pushing the Lebanese government to disarm by the end of the year, while the Lebanese army presented a plan to Lebanon’s government that would see southern Lebanon free of Hezbollah weapons by January 1, and the rest of the country in subsequent phases.
Hezbollah has consistently said that it will not disarm.
US Ambassador to Lebanon Michel Issa said yesterday that Israel’s decision to engage in direct talks with Lebanese officials last week does not preclude an operation against Hezbollah:
“Just because the negotiations have begun does not mean that Israel will stop its operations. The Israelis see these two matters as completely separate. The talks are being held with the Lebanese government, while their war is directed against Hezbollah.”
He stressed that they are “two distinct issues.”
Sources tell the outlet the US envoy Tom Barrack has been pushing a proposal for a joint economic zone along the border, which would help separate the Shiite population of southern Lebanon from Hezbollah.
https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/report-us-warned-lebanon-that-idf-will-strike-if-hezbollah-doesnt-hand-over-drones-missiles-by-years-end/
other Israel
https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/red-crescent-woman-killed-by-idf-fire-in-north-gazas-jabalia/
https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/one-said-killed-by-idf-in-southern-gazas-mawasi-a-hamas-controlled-area/
https://worldisraelnews.com/idf-warns-hamas-constantly-testing-yellow-line-hostilities-could-resume/
https://worldisraelnews.com/idf-warns-of-growing-judea-and-samaria-threat-presence-of-iranian-weapons-amid-major-counterterror-operations/
https://www.jfeed.com/news-israel/israeli-activists-arrested-gaza
https://www.jns.org/israeli-civilians-cross-into-gaza-in-message-to-settle-the-area/
https://vinnews.com/2025/12/11/idf-us-navy-conclude-five-day-joint-exercise-in-mediterranean-and-red-seas/
https://www.i24news.tv/en/news/israel-at-war/artc-white-house-reportedly-to-assign-american-general-to-command-gaza-stabilization-force-live-blog
https://www.jfeed.com/news-israel/idf-base-blueprints-leak
Thailand steps up strikes on Cambodian drone bases
11 Dec 2025 at 15:48
Thai military personnel have been coming under heavy attack from Cambodian drones, prompting Thailand to step up efforts to destroy drone launch sites, many of which are located at casino buildings just across the border.
Rear Adm Surasant Kongsiri, spokesman for the Ministry of Defence, said rockets, mortar rounds and kamikaze drones were all being used by Cambodia against Thai military positions and personnel.
Heavily attacked targets included Chong Bok and Chong An Ma areas in the northeastern province of Ubon Ratchathani, he said on Thursday at a daily media briefing.
Col Richa Suksuwanont, deputy spokesman for the Royal Thai Army, said Cambodia was using many drones against Thai soldiers who had to leave their bunkers in attempts to secure Thai territory earlier encroached on by Cambodians.
Capt Nara Khunthothom, assistant spokesman for the Royal Thai Navy, said Ban Chamrak village in the eastern province of Trat was facing a threat from drones, and military personnel there had covered their bases with donated nets to block the unmanned attacks.
AM Jackkrit Thammavichai, spokesman for the air force, said the most effective way to cope with drones was to prevent them from flying. That is why the air force has been targeting areas where drones were stored, he said.
The 2nd Army Area said on its Facebook page that Cambodia had set up drone control centres in several casino buildings, and that the Thai military was exercising its right to self-defence by firing at those locations.
On Tuesday, a Royal Thai Air Force JAS 39 Gripen fighter dropped high-explosive bombs on the Royal Hill Resort and Casino at O’Smach in Oddar Meanchey province, opposite Chong Chom in Surin.
According to Thai sources, the casino had been used by the Cambodian military as a launch site for drones, a concealment location for BM-21 multiple rocket launchers and a staging area for Cambodian troops.
It was also reported to be used by call-centre scammers. Reports indicate that at least one security guard was killed and several others, including foreigners, were injured.
The Chinese Embassy in Phnom Penh subsequently posted a message saying it was investigating reports of Chinese nationals at the site and instructed citizens to leave border areas.
The air force also reported a successful strike on Wednesday night at a Cambodian military command base and oil depot in Banteay Ampil district of Oddar Meanchey, opposite the Chong Sai Taku temporary border crossing in Ban Kruat district of Buri Ram.
The explosions could be heard more than 10 kilometres away, according to local reports.
Other casino sites targeted, according to the air force, are located across the border from Chong An Ma in Ubon Ratchathani, Ta Phraya in Sa Kaeo and tambon Cham Rak in Muang district of Trat.
https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/3154615/thailand-steps-up-strikes-on-cambodian-drone-bases
https://www.nationthailand.com/news/asean/40059596
https://www.firstpost.com/vantage/thailand-military-shares-drone-strike-video-bombing-cambodian-target-vantage-with-palki-sharma-vd1717067/
Indonesia Factory Fire Kills 22 at Drone Manufacturing Site
December 11, 2025
A fire at a drone manufacturing facility in Jakarta killed 22 people on December 9, Khaama Press reported. Officials said the blaze broke out inside a building used by the company and took three hours to extinguish.
The victims, identified as seven men and 15 women, died primarily from smoke inhalation, according to police.
Authorities have opened an investigation to determine the cause of the incident, examining the possibility of equipment malfunction or safety violations.
The fire has renewed concerns about workplace safety in Indonesia, where industrial accidents have caused multiple casualties in the past.
Experts warn that weak safety standards and limited emergency preparedness in factories heighten the risk of mass fatalities during fires.
Officials said support is being provided to the victims’ families, and regulatory agencies are expected to strengthen oversight of fire safety measures in industrial facilities.
https://shiawaves.com/english/indonesia/137885-indonesia-factory-fire-kills-22-at-drone-manufacturing-site/
7 South Sudan soldiers killed in drone strike at Heglig oilfield
December 10, 2025
At least seven South Sudanese soldiers were killed in a drone strike by the Sudanese army at the Heglig oilfield, officials said, despite a tripartite agreement allowing South Sudan’s forces to secure the facility after its capture by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) earlier this week.
The RSF seized Heglig, the country’s largest oilfield, on Monday as the paramilitary group continued to make gains against the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) in the resource-rich south.
Following the RSF takeover, South Sudan’s state television broadcast footage showing South Sudanese soldiers alongside RSF fighters in Heglig.
Footage also showed Sudanese army troops crossing into South Sudanese territory after withdrawing from the oil facility.
Heglig, a small border town between Sudan’s West Kordofan state and South Sudan, hosts some of Sudan’s most important oil installations, including about 75 wells, storage tanks and processing stations.
The field processes between 80,000 and 100,000 barrels of oil per day for Sudan and South Sudan. A pipeline to Port Sudan runs through the area, meaning the loss of Heglig delivers a significant blow to the Port Sudan-based government’s remaining revenue stream, including fees from the transit of South Sudanese oil.
Heglig is a crucial stop on the 1,600-kilometer Greater Nile Oil Pipeline, which carries crude from South Sudan’s Unity oilfield to Port Sudan for export.
Santo Domic, a senior SSPDF officer, told reporters that Tuesday’s drone strike by the Sudanese army killed seven South Sudan People’s Defence Forces soldiers at the Heglig oilfield, which he said is currently under SSPDF protection.
“Our people were attacked with a drone, and we lost seven soldiers. A vehicle mounted with a heavy machine gun was also destroyed,” he said, adding that 10 rifles belonging to the fallen soldiers were damaged.
Domic said the attack occurred despite an agreement reached with Sudanese army leader Gen. Abdel-Fattah al-Burhan and RSF commander Gen. Mohammed Hamdan Dagalo.
He said RSF forces who had been in Heglig left on Monday. He added that the matter would be addressed by the leadership of the two countries.
SSPDF Chief of Defence Forces Gen. Paul Nang Majok visited the oilfield and confirmed the existence of a tripartite agreement assigning the SSPDF primary responsibility for securing Heglig amid rising insecurity.
“The agreement was reached by the leadership of South Sudan led by Gen. Salva Kiir, the Sudanese army leader Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and the RSF leader Gen. Hemedti,” Majok said.
“They agreed that this oilfield should be protected because it has strategic importance to Sudan and South Sudan.”
He said the deal requires both the Sudanese army and the RSF to withdraw from the oilfield, leaving the SSPDF solely responsible for its protection.
Gen. Majok said the arrangement is part of wider efforts to stabilize the border region and safeguard critical oil infrastructure.
https://www.radiotamazuj.org/en/news/article/7-south-sudan-soldiers-killed-in-drone-strike-at-heglig-oilfield
U.S. House passes anti-drone bill around stadiums
12.11.2025
The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill yesterday that would “allow local and state law enforcement to disable drones during sporting events.”
The House passed the Safer Skies Act as “part of a larger defense bill by a vote of 312-112.” It will now move to the Senate, which is “expected to vote on it as early as next week.”
The bill would allow “local and state law enforcement to receive the same training as federal agents and work on-site during large-scale sporting events.”
The NFL, NCAA, MLB and NASCAR endorsed a previous effort in February to give law enforcement drone-mitigation powers (ESPN.com, 12/10).
https://www.sportsbusinessjournal.com/Articles/2025/12/11/us-house-passes-anti-drone-bill-around-stadiums/
https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/2353
There are no coincidences’: Bizarre explosion rips through supposed Roswell alien storage just as UFO files were brought up again
Dec 11, 2025 11:50 AM PST
A massive fire and subsequent explosion recently ripped through the Roswell Air Center in New Mexico, occurring just south of the legendary Hangar 84, immediately setting off a new wave of intense conspiracy theories.
If you’re a UFO enthusiast, you already know why this location matters so much. Hangar 84 is the spot long alleged to be where the United States government stashed the debris and even alien bodies recovered from the infamous 1947 UFO crash.
This isn’t just some random storage shed catching fire, you see. Hangar 84 actually predated the Roswell Air Center itself, adding to its historical weight in the world of unexplained phenomena.
When something goes up in flames right next to the supposed alien storage facility, people are going to notice. I’m genuinely shocked that this happened now, given all the recent talk about disclosure.
The fire itself was pretty dramatic, according to Chaves County News Network. Callers initially saw flames coming from the “Aresale building.”
When firefighters arrived on the scene, they were met with heavy smoke and visible flames. They had to start cutting into the side of the metal building just to get access to the blaze.
Weird that these happen when we’re on the lookout for aliens
Things escalated quickly, though. While the emergency crews were still working, witnesses saw a “large explosion.”
That’s definitely not standard operating procedure for a simple building fire. Following the blast, firefighters pulled back and initiated an “all-call, county-wide response,” which meant every available county department was requested to respond.
That sounds like a serious situation. Thankfully, no injuries were reported, but the cause of the fire remains unknown. It’s also unclear whether any historically significant objects were affected, which I think is awful for transparency.
Of course, the lack of immediate information combined with the location was a perfect storm for conspiracy theorists, especially since the timing couldn’t be more suspicious.
People were quick to jump on the incident near the area long associated with Area 51. Many are trying to link this blaze to the current public interest in UFOs and Unidentified Aerial Phenomena.
The public has been hungry for information lately, largely thanks to the historic hearing and the flood of data released after David Grusch’s testimony.
Plus, a new record-setting documentary about UFOs just came out. We’ve seen other declassified documents; we should get more.
One person on Reddit summed up the feeling of suspicion perfectly, writing, “Well, isn’t that super interesting and an oddly timed ‘coincidence’ that right as the public starts getting all curious about our past… weird fire breaks out for no reason right next to Hangar 84.”
Another commenter pointed out that this wasn’t the first recent fire at the location, noting, “There are no coincidences. There was a previous fire at Roswell Air Field last year, and tonight there’s another one.
There’s a party in control that is scared. And here we are confronting it as a collective.” That’s a pretty intense reaction, but you can see why people are connecting the dots.
Not everyone is buying the sinister timing, though, as some think the government wouldn’t blatantly burn documents.
However, if you don’t know about how much the U.S. Government has tried to hide from its people and how far it’s gone to do so, you would doubt it.
The CIA burned and tried to destroy MKUltra documents right before Congress got hold of them in 1973 at the order of the then-director.
MKUltra is the same experiment that the Unabomber was an unwitting subject in before he committed his crimes. Don’t even get us started on JFK.
Whether this was a random electrical fault or something far more deliberate, the fact that a massive explosion occurred near the supposed storage site of the 1947 Roswell crash debris just as UFO disclosure is hitting the mainstream is just too bizarre to ignore.
https://wegotthiscovered.com/news/there-are-no-coincidences-bizarre-explosion-rips-through-supposed-roswell-alien-storage-just-as-ufo-files-were-brought-up-again/
https://www.newsweek.com/roswell-airport-nm-fire-aersale-11160415
Florida man claimed he teleported into BMW before crash. You saved me from aliens, he told a deputy
Dec 11, 2025
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tll6mQffAQc
https://therestrangethingsoutthere.blogspot.com/
Movies‘All Will Be Disclosed’: Billboards Appear in NY & LA for Steven Spielberg’s Untitled UFO Movie
December 11, 2025
Steven Spielberg is headed back into the science fiction arena with an untitled event movie centered on UFOs, and Universal has officially kicked off the marketing campaign this week.
Discussing Film reports that massive billboards have popped up in NY and LA promoting Spielberg’s mysterious sci-fi movie, which simply lists Spielberg’s name, a date, and a tagline.
And it’s more than enough to make this one of the most anticipated movies of 2026.
“All will be disclosed,” the billboard reads. “Spielberg. 6.12.26.”
Check out an image of the billboard below and expect more very soon.
Steven Spielberg reteams with screenwriter David Koepp (Jurassic Park) on the film.
Emily Blunt (A Quiet Place) stars alongside Josh O’Connor (Challengers), Colman Domingo (Sing Sing), Colin Firth (The King’s Speech) and Eve Hewson (Bad Sisters).
Steven Spielberg is of course no stranger to extraterrestrial encounters, directing two of the greatest alien movies of all time: Close Encounters of the Third Kind in 1977 and E.T. in 1982.
It’s an arena he returned to in 2005, directing an adaptation of H.G. Wells’ War of the Worlds.
Even more recently, Spielberg’s Amblin Entertainment produced the Netflix docuseries “Encounters” last year, which explores true stories of human contact with otherworldly phenomena.
You can stream all four episodes of “Encounters” over on Netflix right now.
The untitled event movie comes courtesy of Amblin and Universal. Stay tuned for more.
https://bloody-disgusting.com/movie/3921307/all-will-be-disclosed-billboards-appear-in-ny-la-for-steven-spielbergs-untitled-ufo-movie/
https://twitter.com/DiscussingFilm/status/1998851523023896966
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/films/0/steven-spielberg-aliens-disclosure/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_oiwcNxcO2M (Steven Spielberg's CRYPTIC Disclosure film billboard: Is there an Occult meaning? - Psicoactivo #734)
Disclosure Changes Death
Dec 10, 2025
#163
I discuss the implications disclosure has on whether or not human beings are annihilated at death.
Jim Semivan's take on disclosure factors significantly into this treatment.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjzUfzii7Q8
https://x.com/PostDisclosure
MEDBEDS FACT or FICTION? A Perspective
Dec 9, 2025
What evidence is there if Medbeds are real or fiction?
Dan Willis shares his perspective from multiple viewpoints on this controversial topic.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5TQd2WH-bCU
https://x.com/DPWitness
Retired Navy officer backs UAP-ocean theory — up to a point | Elizabeth Vargas Reports
Updated: Dec 10, 2025 / 09:43 PM CST
(NewsNation) — Retired Navy Rear Adm. Tim Gallaudet says he’s not entirely convinced so-called UFOs and UAPs have been using Earth’s oceans as hidden bases, but he agrees the aquatic frontier is worth scrutinizing against that theory.
“We’ve only mapped the seabed of the ocean floor to about 25% of its total. We’ve not even explored 10% of the ocean volume,” Gallaudet, an oceanographer, told “Elizabeth Vargas Reports” on Wednesday.
“If there were any extraterrestrial visitors that did not want to be seen, this is where they’d hide.”
The idea that oceans could be used as screens for unidentified anomalous phenomena has gained traction following a series of sightings and videos captured off the coast of Southern California and other aquatic settings.
A NewsNation special report that aired Dec. 6 featured explored the topic with experts and witnesses, and Gallaudet says he has spoken with former sailors who have their own experiences to recount.
“I wouldn’t say there’s a mass of data,” Gallaudet said, “but I’ve had submarine officers and former acoustic intelligence specialists … describe to me instances of objects they’ve been able to detect on sonar with anomalous behaviors, traveling faster than what our submarines can do and even our weapons can do, such as torpedoes.”
The retired senior officer said it’s not a foregone conclusion that aliens are traveling underwater. But he adds sorting out the observations should be a national research priority.
“Right now, I don’t know, and the government’s not releasing what it knows,” he said.
https://www.newsnationnow.com/space/ufo/oceans-uaps-ufos-retired-admiral/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGvyGI5nV_w
https://x.com/GallaudetTim