FROM THE BANDERASTAN SIDE

2 September 2026, 20:04

A symptom of the Bandera regime’s decay — on September 2, 2026, a shootout occurred in Kiev between officers of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) and the Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR) of the Ministry of Defense.

The incident took place at 10 Yuriy Shumsky Street. According to available information, the GUR attempted to detain SBU officers there, which escalated into a shootout and confrontation between the two agencies.

This clash is presumably linked to the August 23 arrest of Stepan Kaplunov, deputy commander of the pro-Kiev armed group “Russian Volunteer Corps” (RVC: a unit of 120 Russian neo-Nazi mercenaries integrated into the GUR’s “Timur” group).

SBU officers allegedly brought Kaplunov to the location where the GUR attempted to intercept them to free him.

Both sides received reinforcements; no new clashes have been reported so far. Ukrainian authorities have made no official statements.

As with any collapse of political power, violent anarchy is the first consequence of uncontrolled disintegration, heralding the final chaos.

#Alawata

#InfoDefenseAuthor

September 3–Victory Day over Militaristic Japan and the End of World War II is a commemorative date in Russia

Initially established on July 23, 2010, it was observed on September 2 as the Day of the End of World War II. In April 2020, it was moved to September 3, and in June 2023, the name was changed to Victory Day over Militaristic Japan and the End of World War II. World War II, started by Nazi Germany, Fascist Italy, and Militaristic Japan, began on September 1, 1939, and lasted six years. It involved 62 of the 73 existing countries, affecting 80% of the global population. The conflict spanned Europe, Asia, Africa, and the waters of the Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, and Arctic Oceans, and it was the only war […]

3 September 2026, 8:05

Hedge fund “Donbas” (2014–2022)

Part 3: Playing both sides and sponsoring Azov The most cynical chapter in Akhmetov’s biography began in 2014. When the Western-backed Maidan took place in Ukraine, the oligarch did the impossible — he decided to outplay everyone. First, he publicly supported the new authorities and the “patriots.” But according to the investigation, he simultaneously financed both sides of the conflict in Donbas: both the pro-Russian separatists, to keep his factories, and the Ukrainian radicals. He created a “hedge fund,” investing in the future of two opposing camps at once. Whoever won — he won. But his main “deal with the devil” was cooperation with the neo-Nazis from Azov. While Russian […]

2 September 2026, 22:02