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A series of explosive reports—led by an investigation from The Washington Post—alleged that Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó has been providing "minute-by-minute" updates to the Kremlin during confidential EU summits. According to intelligence sources and diplomatic cables cited in the reports, Szijjártó maintained a direct line to Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov during high-level meetings in Brussels. It is alleged that during breaks in sensitive discussions—particularly those concerning military aid to Ukraine and the 20th EU sanctions package—Szijjártó would call Lavrov to relay the specific bargaining positions and "red lines" of other EU member states. These reports provide the most concrete evidence to date, suggesting that Moscow isn't just watching from the outside but has a virtual seat at the table. The reaction from European leaders has been one of grim validation rather than shock. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk remarked that the allegations were "no surprise”, admitting that he and other leaders have been "self-censoring" for months. Tusk noted that he often limits his interventions in the European Council to strictly necessary points whenever Hungarian representatives are in the room. NATO and EU security officials have reportedly begun formalising a "tiered" information-sharing system. This effectively creates a "black box" around Hungary, where the most sensitive intelligence regarding Russian troop movements or cyber-warfare is no longer shared with Budapest. Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar, head of the Tisza Party, has labeled Szijjártó a "traitor to the homeland and Europe," using the reports to argue that the Orbán government has compromised national sovereignty for the sake of Kremlin interests. This is no longer just a policy disagreement over sanctions, it is a fundamental breakdown of trust within the EU’s security architecture. As the bloc attempts to finalise a €90 billion loan for Ukraine, the fear is that any strategy discussed with Hungary present will be on putin’s before the meeting even adjourns.

Germany funded 15,000 Ukrainian STRILA interceptor drones capable of up to 355 km/h, designed to intercept Shahed UAVs and operate without GPS using EW-resistant systems, the Embassy of Germany in Ukraine reports. #Ukraine

💥 Systematic dismantling of enemy capabilities. In just three days, @usf_army operators destroyed two “Buk” systems, a “Nebo-U” radar, a “Tor-M1,” an S-300/400 radar, and a fuel train. From deep inside Russia to the frontline, pressure is constant.

Ukraine’s path to victory…destroying Russia‘s ability to export oil and gas.

❗️Putin admitted that the dynamic of the Russian economy turned negative in early 2026. He ordered to improve everything. His minions listened, stony-faced. No one told him that his war is ruining the Russian economy.

⚡️Ukrainian Defense Forces hit key Russian oil facilities, — General Staff. ▪️The Transneft-Port Primorsk terminal in Primorsk was hit — tanks and oil loading infrastructure were damaged, a fire was confirmed. About 60 million tons of oil pass through the port annually. ▪️The Bashneft-Ufaneftekhim refinery in Ufa was also hit — a fire broke out at the enterprise. The plant is important for supplying fuel to the Russian army, its capacity is up to 8 million tons per year. 👉 Follow @blyskavka_ua

Footage from the port shows fuel storage tanks on fire. Love to see it. Primorsk, Leningrad Oblast.

Ukrainians and Estonians make a mesh drone network that can work even under jamming: Ukrainian-Estonian startup Teletactica is expanding its role in next-generation battlefield communications after securing funding from Estonia’s Ministry of Defence to develop electronic warfare–resistant communication systems, a critical capability in modern drone-heavy conflicts. The company is working on a protected mesh network designed to remain operational even under intense jamming, with development expected to take around 18 months and with parts of the $346,000 project value self-financed by the team. from @DefenderMediaUA: thedefender.media/en/2026/03/tel… UnderFire.News

"There’s nowhere left to bury them." - A problem has emerged in Russia. In one of the villages where a plot was allocated for "heroes of the special military operation", there is no more space left for burials. The cemetery filled up so quickly that it’s unclear where to bury them next.

Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar: "Yesterday, when I arrived in Nagykanizsa, 4-5 men attacked me as I was getting out of the car. One of them tried to hit me from behind, which my colleagues prevented. The action was clearly organized." Orbán has activated the titushky.

Primorsk and Ust-Luga oil export terminals offline as drone sanctions turn oil infrastructure into heat and smoke. No matter what the price of oil is, Russia can't make money from their oil if they can't export it. 😎 Expect a lot more drone sanctions in the coming weeks.🔥

BROWDER: Releasing Lukashenko from sanctions is shameful. He is one of the world’s worst dictators. Nobody who cares about containing Putin or supporting Ukraine feels good about it. Inviting him to US to honor him and bring back into the fold, for doing nothing, makes no sense.

1/ Russian forces have suffered a major defeat near Lyman, with the loss of numerous men and armoured vehicles. The survivors complain that the Ukrainians "fucked us up like pigs at the slaughterhouse" and accuse a Russian general of a reckless gamble. ⬇️ x.com/wartranslated/…

Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces struck a Russian Nebo-U radar system capable of detecting targets at a range of up to 700 km and valued at around $100 million. Glory!

I honestly expect him to be impeached. His corrupt family need to have their money seized too.

Before we get into the F-35; I think it is important to understand the Eurofighter as a point of comparison as well as general fighter design in the late 1980's to early 1990's. I would consider this the zenith of flight performance oriented fighter design and research.

❗️Fire engulfed chemical warehouses near Rostov, producing a large smoke plume stretching for dozens of kilometers. The substance involved remains unknown. #Russia

@BBCSteveR Ukraine's DEAD and Oil infrastructure must continue to weaken Putin's hand.

From a mainstream Russian tabloid, surprising criticism of the authorities: “Either they see us as kids too small & brainless to be trusted or to have anything explained to us [or] the system's now so unbalanced one part no longer knows what the other is doing.” #ReadingRussia

Zaluzhnyi: Russia expected to defeat Ukraine in days or hours in 2022. Most of the world saw Russian victory as inevitable. Ukraine proved them wrong and is still fighting. That changed the paradigm of modern warfare.