The Daily Beagle Roundup #17

Russia's major aerial offensive builds up, hens get air conditioning, and The Daily Beagle gets war maps

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Note: The Daily Beagle Roundups will now periodically include maps of Russia’s progress in the war produced by the Institute for the Study of War (ISW), which is an American thinktank, sponsored by the American Enterprise Institute’s (AEI) Critical Threats Project, another American thinktank.

Despite the ISW’s pro-Western leanings, the Russians also refer to their maps, so it seems both sides are in rough agreement as to their perceived accuracy, so The Daily Beagle has included them to better inform readers. ISW’s pages often cite a lot of material as evidence and seem reasonably well sourced. Just so readers know, we specifically obtained permission from the ISW to use their images, and they are copyrighted by the ISW, and thus cannot be copied. See our Daily Beagle Updates article for notes on copyright policies.

Ukraine War

Used with permission. Credit: “Institute for the Study of War and AEI's Critical Threats Project.”

• Major: Large build-up of Russian aircraft at the Ukrainian border, claims Russian government backed Intel Slava Z consisting of 430 aircraft and 360 helicopters. Is this for the ‘search-and-destroy’ tactics The Daily Beagle predicted?

• Major: Intel Slava Z… reports a Ukrainian… reporting on Russians, saying there is a build-up of Russian military in the Belarusian, including missile launchers, set for the 24th August.

• Major: Ukrainian Strana Today reports the US blames Zelensky for ‘failing to act’ on warnings which were 6 months in advance of the Ukraine war

• Conditions for fighting are likely to be adverse: reports of heavy thunderstorms in Ukraine, and heavy flooding in Odessa

• Vladimir Putin replaces Black Sea naval commander Igor Osipov with with Viktor Sokolov

• Estonia goes full-blown racist, will deny Russians entry even if their visa is from a European country

• Russian KILLNET hackers attack Estonian payment system.

• UN General Secretary arrives in Lviv to discuss the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant and the pre-trial detention centre Yelenovka

• Russia claims they have detained two employees of Zaporozhye nuclear power plant for helping Ukrainians coordinate strikes in the region (in another post they describe them as artillery gunners who also worked at the plant)

• Ukraine will rename hundreds of ships named after Russian cities and Russians

• Head of local Azov battalion resistance cell informs Russians of their plans

• Russia goes to the effort of reassembling a Turkish Bayraktar TB2 UAV using the parts of other downed Bayraktar TB2 UAV from Ukraine (we’re not entirely sure why)

• Poland wants Ukraine to admit genocide against Polish

• Old man raising money for Ukraine stabbed to death in London

• Crimean karaoke visitor asks for video in support of Azov, gets fined instead

• Russian MP threatens to blow up London Tower bridge

• American Critic of Vladimir Putin falls to his death in Washington DC, with his widow insisting claims about a suicide note are false and that he had over $2,000 in his pocket when he died.

• Putin offers modern, advanced weapons to South Americans

Other Wars

• Turkey announces offensive operations against the Kurdish

• Turkish forces head into Syria

• Explosions reported in Mara'anaz, Ain Digna areas of Aleppo.

• Head of the Polish central bank has weirdly claimed Germany wishes to annex Poland again?

• Turkey and Israel normalise ties.

• Female senior RAF official quits over racist anti-white policies in recruitment

• British Inmarsat secures $500 million US Navy contract

• Russia claims to continue to ‘strengthen’ Mali

Circus World

• Amid power shortages, China gives hens air conditioning

• Apple tries to recall workers again, because last time they got called racist so they stopped

• UK minister Grant Shapps proposes sticking licence plates on bicycles, mandatory insurance requirements lest the peddlers go too fast.

• A woman posting for women’s rights in Saudi Arabia gets jailed for 34 years for using Twitter and following “dissident accounts”

• “Criminal justice reform” advocate gets charged with raping a woman

• Gay porn star complains he got sexually transmitted monkeypox and is worried he will be scarred for life

Germany Stays Nuclear

Keeps last 3 nuclear plants running to deal with energy shortage.

London Station Flooded

Victoria train station overwhelmed by flooding.

Americans protest outside NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio’s house over the poison shots

Can be seen in the Tweet here if it does not load.

Viral News NY @ViralNewsNYC

#BREAKING Activist rally in front of the former NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio and chant "NOT SAFE NOT EFFECTIVE " Because the ex Mayor left office he implemented the vaccine mandates in NYC #NYC #EndTheMandates

Argentina Files Lawsuit

Argentina filed a lawsuit against China over the Uighur Muslim abuses. The first country to even bother to do so. Surprising the middle-east haven’t.

El Salvador Goes Full Gang Crackdown

Jails roughly 50,000 gang members in a new megajail.

Putin Offers Reward

Putin offers $16,000 to Russians if women have 10 children. Definitely not part of the depopulation agenda.

Presidential Candidate Helicopter Crash

The Panamanian presidential candidate’s helicopter crashed in a jungle, which reportedly involved 6 people, which he… posted online about shortly before being rescued.

UK OFGEM (Office of Gas and Electricity Markets) Director Quits

Says the price cap gave too much benefit of the doubt to energy producers and not enough to customers.

Child Rapist’s Trial Returns

R. Kelly accused of rigging the previous trial as the court will be publicly shown a video of Kelly having sex with a 14 year old child.

Young Americans Flee For Mexico

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