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In the YouTube video titled "14.06 Investments in Ukrainian Defense Industry. RF Transitions to Yuan," the speaker discusses the ongoing military situation at the front lines in Ukraine and the geopolitical implications of recent events. The speaker begins by reminding viewers to contact the legal firm Consultant for military service-related issues and payments. The military situation in Ukraine is tense, with the enemy launching various types of missiles and carrying out ground attacks on several fronts. Despite Ukrainian forces' efforts to repel the attacks, they have suffered significant losses and have been unable to intercept all incoming ballistic missiles due to the absence of adequate defense systems. The speaker then discusses the military situation on several fronts, including the Harkovskoe, Kupinskoe, Limanskye, Severkoе, and Kramaторskoe directions. The enemy has made significant gains in some areas but has been unable to advance deeper into Ukrainian territory. Ukrainian forces have been able to repel most attacks and have prevented any significant territory losses. The speaker also discusses the potential supply of 5 million artillery shells from North Korea to Russia, which could allow Russia to fire 20,000 shells per day. However, the exact quantity of ammunition that North Korea had on hand is uncertain, and there are allegations that China may have played a role in these arms transfers. The speaker also mentions recent military movements between the United States and Russia, including the reported transfer of Patriot missile systems to Ukraine and the arrival of Russian ships in Cuba's port of Havana. The speaker also discusses recent financial news, specifically the Russian Central Bank's announcement that the Chinese yuan will become Russia's primary foreign currency and the potential impact of Saudi Arabia's decision to terminate a long-standing oil-for-dollars deal. Throughout the video, the speaker emphasizes the importance of staying informed about defense and military-related topics and encourages viewers to subscribe to his channel and consult his company, Consultant, for legal assistance for military personnel and their families.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "14.06 Investments in Ukrainian Defense Industry. RF Transitions to Yuan," the speaker from Ukraine begins by reminding military personnel and their families to reach out to the legal firm Consultant for juridical assistance with military service-related issues and payments. The night was turbulent with the enemy launching ten types of missiles, including ten 101-type cruise missiles and five from Tu-95 Russian planes. The Russian Federation also launched three ballistic missiles towards Ukrainian territory from Crimea and the Krasnodar region. One Mig-31 missile was launched from Tambovskaya oblast, and 13116 area in the city of Yeysk. The Ukrainian forces responded with fighter jets, anti-aircraft batteries, and mobile fire groups, managing to shoot down 24 aerial targets. Despite the intense air attacks, no ballistic missiles were intercepted due to the absence of adequate defense systems. The ground situation saw nine combat engagements, with the enemy reducing their activity slightly but maintaining their offensive tactics on five operational fronts. The enemy inflicted three rocket attacks on Ukrainian military positions and civilian areas, carried out 66 aerial strikes, and launched over 3,800 artillery shells. The speaker then proceeds to discuss the operational details on each front.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "14.06 Investments of the West in Ukrainian VPK. RF transitions to the yuan," the speaker discusses the military situation on several fronts in Ukraine. In the Harkovskoe direction, the enemy has attacked Ukrainian positions near Volchansk, with active shтурмовые действия (shock assaults) in the city itself. The enemy attempted to advance through the city but was stopped by Ukrainian forces. The enemy was also constructing engineering structures, but this was halted by the destruction of their equipment. Elsewhere, on the Kupinskoe and Limanskye directions, the enemy has reduced the number of attacks, with only six attempts in the past six days. The enemy had partial success in the Grekov and Nevskoye areas, but Ukrainian forces held their ground. The situation on the Severkoе direction has become slightly more complicated, with the enemy making several unsuccessful attempts to advance in the areas of Razdolovka, Veselaia, and Verkhnekamenka. The enemy suffered significant losses and retreated to their initial positions. The front lines remained unchanged, and Ukrainian forces did not lose any territory. On the Kramaторskoe direction, the enemy attacked Ukrainian forces eleven times, primarily in the areas of Ivanovka, Kalinovka, Andreevka, and Chasov Yar. Despite these attacks, Ukrainian forces were able to repel them and prevent any significant gains by the enemy.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "14.06 Investments of the West in Ukrainian VPK. RF Transitions to Yuan," the speaker discusses the ongoing military situation at the front lines in Ukraine, specifically on the Pokrovsko and Kurakhovske directions. Despite a tense situation, Ukrainian forces continue to prevent the enemy from advancing deeper into their territory. The number of attacks on the Pokrovsko direction has decreased, but there are still daily attempts by Russian forces to infiltrate Ukrainian defensive lines near populated areas such as Novoalexandrovka, Evgenievka, Novopokrovskoe, and Borodki. There have been constant battles in the area, with the most significant activity occurring near Uman. The enemy's goal is to encircle Ukrainian forces between the Novopokrovskoe and Uman lines. The Ukrainian command is likely to respond by either withdrawing troops from the encirclement or taking countermeasures to stabilize the front. The situation remains complex, with Ukrainian forces making maximum efforts to wear down and contain the Russian advance on the specified fronts. The Kurakhovske direction also remains tense, with an increase in the number of battles. The enemy's objective is to breach or push back the Ukrainian defense lines in this area. However, Ukrainian forces have successfully repelled all attacks, and the front line has not changed significantly. The Pridneprovske direction has seen some enemy activity, with five attacks on the populated area of Krynki, but none of these attacks resulted in significant gains for the enemy. Ukrainian forces continue to defend their positions on the left bank of the Dnieper River and build up their combat potential while inflicting heavy losses on the enemy.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "14.06 Investments of the West in Ukrainian VPK. RF transits to the yuan," the speaker discusses the situation in the occupied territories of Ukraine, specifically in the Donetsk region. Despite only a few districts being occupied in 2014, the region has seen significant expansion and the introduction of approximately 100,000 migrants from various regions, including the North Caucasus and Central Asia. This has led to a rise in crime and a loss of control by the occupation administration. Ukrainian citizens have been deported, and the migrants bring their own order to the region. The Ukrainian military has reported successes against the enemy, including the destruction of enemy command posts, artillery positions, and the loss of tanks, armored vehicles, and artillery systems. The night was also restless in Russia, with explosions reported in the Kursk, Voronezh, and Rostov regions, which were later revealed to be Ukrainian forces striking a stockpile of thermobaric ammunition for heavy flamethrower systems.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "14.06 Инвестиции запада в ВПК Украины. рф переходит на юань," there are discussions about various military and political events in Ukraine and around it. There have been reports of fires at military facilities in Russia, specifically at a construction bureau in the Kurchatov district of the Kursk region, and at a neftebaz in the Voronezh region. Russian authorities deny these reports, but local sources claim that several drones were shot down, leading to fires and explosions. In Ukraine, the bodies of 254 soldiers who died in combat have been returned, and the Netherlands have announced a €350 million order for 152mm shells for the Ukrainian military, marking the first investment from a Western country into Ukraine's military-industrial complex. The Ukrainian factory producing these shells will receive a significant financial boost, creating jobs and generating revenue for the country. The exact number of shells and their delivery schedule have not been disclosed due to security reasons. Meanwhile, South Korean intelligence reports suggest that North Korea may have sent weapons to the Russian Federation.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "14.06 Investments in Ukrainian VPK by the West. Russia is transitioning to the yuan," there is a discussion about the potential supply of 5 million artillery shells from North Korea to Russia, which could allow Russia to fire 20,000 shells per day. However, the exact quantity of ammunition that North Korea had on hand is uncertain, and there are allegations that China may have played a role in these arms transfers. The speaker also mentions a growing conflict between Belarus and Armenia, with both leaders publicly criticizing each other. As a result, ambassadors have been recalled from both capitals for consultations. Additionally, Armenia's leader, Nikol Pashinyan, has announced his intention to withdraw from the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), despite Russian efforts to persuade him otherwise. The speaker notes that Belarus has been selling weapons to Azerbaijan, which was previously an ally of Armenia within the CSTO.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "14.06 Investments of the West in Ukrainian VPK. RF Transitions to the Yuan," the speaker discusses military investments and conflicts between Azerbaijan and Armenia, involving Belarus and China. Azerbaijan purchased a new reactive system, Polonez, from Belarus, which was used during the Second Karabakh War. The system, which has a range of up to 200 km, is quite powerful but there is limited information on its effectiveness in war. Armenia was reportedly unaware of these purchases, and now that Azerbaijan has regained control of previously occupied territories, they are trying to establish peaceful relations. However, Armenia has signed a strategic partnership with the United States, potentially causing tension. Additionally, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan are considering leaving the Eurasian Economic Union, which was created by Russia to exert influence over its neighboring countries. Belarus, led by Alexander Lukashenko, can be considered a part of the Russian sphere of influence, and Russia may not be willing to let them go, especially after providing them with an imitation of tactical nuclear weapons.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "14.06 Инвестиции запада в ВПК Украины. рф переходит на юань," the speaker discusses the attacks on Ukrainian ships and the impact on global trade, specifically in relation to the Suez Canal and the ongoing conflict with the "huсиts" or Houthis in Yemen. The speaker notes that no army in the world can stop the Houthis, who are disrupting global trade by obstructing the Suez Canal. The speaker also mentions that a Ukrainian ship was recently attacked, possibly due to its flag, and that there is a connection between the Houthis and Iran in weapons and ammunition supplies. Ukraine has found a satellite communication system that could be an alternative to Starlink, which is important for drone strikes in the waters around Crimea and potentially on Russian territory. The new commander of Ukraine's unmanned systems in the armed forces, Vadim Sukharovsky, has announced that a working group has been formed to continue dialogue and expects a positive result in the near future. The speaker notes that no country has announced an equivalent satellite communication system, and mentions that the United States, Japan, China, and India all have their own satellite communication systems. The speaker also discusses investments in Ukraine's military-industrial complex from countries such as Denmark. Denmark has ordered €35 million worth of 152mm artillery shells for Ukraine's armed forces and has signed a memorandum of understanding with Ukraine for the purchase of weapons, technology, and supplies from Ukrainian producers using their own funds. This is another form of investment in Ukraine's military-industrial complex. The speaker mentions that other countries may also join this coalition of investors.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "14.06 Investments in Ukrainian VPK. RF transitions to the yuan," Ukraine signed a significant agreement with the United States for cooperation in the areas of security and military-technical assistance. This framework document can be used as a basis for concluding specific contracts and deliveries. The security agreement between Ukraine and the United States includes the supply of defensive weapons and an aircraft squadron, including F16s and other types. The United States may provide Ukraine with at least ten divisions of the Patriot missile system to secure its airspace. During the G7 summit, President Biden made several statements, including a temporary ban on striking Russian territory with missiles, which may depend on Russia's actions towards the United States. The range of the missiles used in the Belgorod and Harkov operational directions, which can reach up to 80 km, significantly influenced the course of the fighting on the Harkov front. Biden also announced that the United States had secured the support of five of its allies to provide Ukraine with all the necessary weapons. However, one country from the G7 remains neutral in this matter, and it is speculated that it could be Japan due to its unique legislation regarding the transfer of Japanese weapons to other countries. The United States and its five allies will provide Ukraine with the necessary weapons from their stocks until its needs are met. Biden also announced that the United States would delay deliveries of air defense systems to other buyers until Ukraine's requirements are met.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "14.06 Инвестиции запада в ВПК Украины. рф переходит на юань," the speaker discusses recent military movements between the United States and Russia. The United States is reportedly planning to transfer Patriot missile systems to Ukraine, which may delay deliveries to other buyers. The speaker notes that the US often deploys advanced defense systems during important state events, such as the National Mall near the White House, which is protected by a Norwegian-American Nams system. Additionally, Russian ships, including a nuclear-powered submarine, a frigate, a middle sea tanker, and a salvage buoy, have arrived in Cuba's port of Havana. Cuba clarified that none of the ships carry nuclear weapons. The US responded by sending an atomic submarine to the Caribbean Sea to maintain national and global security. The speaker notes that the ships' transit was planned in advance and that the US has maintained a military presence in Cuba since the time of Fidel Castro.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "14.06 Инвестиции запада в ВПК Украины. рф переходит на юань," the speaker discusses recent financial news, specifically the Russian Central Bank's announcement that the Chinese yuan will become Russia's primary foreign currency. This decision was made in response to Western sanctions and the prohibition of trading dollars and euros on the Moscow and Saint Petersburg stock exchanges. The speaker also mentions Saudi Arabia's decision to terminate a long-standing oil-for-dollars deal, which could lead to the dollar losing its status as the oil-backed currency. Russia and Saudi Arabia are reportedly discussing oil transactions in yuan, which could make the yuan a significant player in global energy markets. Additionally, the speaker references China's previous rejection of Putin's proposal to make the yuan a global gold standard.

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In this section of the YouTube video titled "14.06 Инвестиции запада в ВПК Украины. рф переходит на юань," the speaker discusses the ongoing bombing of Russian territories by Russian military forces. According to Russian media reports, there have been over 93 instances of Russian military planes accidentally bombing Belgorod Oblast and occupied territories in the last 4 months, with at least five unexploded bombs discovered in the villages of Nekludovo, Bratskaya Dacha, Novostroevka, and Ceplyevo. The villages were severely damaged when the bombs that did explode leveled an entire street. The Russian air force continues to bomb its own territory, following the principle of "strike your own to make others afraid." The speaker also reminds viewers to subscribe to his channel, like the video, and consult his company, Consultant, for legal assistance for military personnel and their families regarding service-related issues and financial payments. The company's contact information can be found in the video description. The speaker expresses gratitude to his sponsors and those who support his channel. They will continue to discuss defense and military-related topics.