Horrifying Russian Security Breach + Signs Massive Russian Air Attack Coming + Ukraine Defaults On National Debt

Russia may now be forced to overhaul critical parts of its nuclear command and control systems.

By Hal Turner: A trove of 2 million classified documents exposing sensitive details of Russia’s nuclear weapons infrastructure has been obtained by journalists from Danwatch and Der Spiegel.

The leak includes blueprints of strategic sites, most notably the top-secret Avangard missile base in Yasny.

The Avangard, a hypersonic glide vehicle, is deployed at the 13th Red Banner Rocket Division in Yasny, Orenburg Oblast, Russia. As of December 2023, 11 Avangard-equipped UR-100N UTTHs are deployed at this location. 

The Avangard is a hypersonic boost-glide system designed to deliver both nuclear and conventional payloads. It is reportedly capable of traveling at re-entry speeds of over Mach 20, and close to Mach 27 which translates to 20,716 MPH.

The leaked documents contain:

— Building layouts, tunnel schematics, and surveillance system designs

— IT and alarm systems, plus security protocols

— Inventories of sports gear, wall posters, and leisure equipment used by soldiers

— Vulnerability details that could be exploited by foreign intelligence

The files offer unprecedented insight into the inner workings of Russia’s strategic deterrent, described by analysts as potentially the biggest military intelligence breach in the country’s history.

The leak originated from Russian state procurement portals, where contractors accidentally made the classified materials publicly accessible.

Russia may now be forced to overhaul critical parts of its nuclear command and control systems.

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Signs Of Massive Russian Air Attack Coming

By Hal Turner: Ukrainian monitoring resources, based on Western intelligence, have calculated that the Russian army has transferred 40 TU-22M strategic bombers to the Olenya airbase and, allegedly, 20% of the available Tu-95 MS.

The Tupolev Tu-95 is a strategic bomber and missile platform used by the Russian Aerospace Forces. One of the units that operates the Tu-95 is the 22nd Guards Heavy Bomber Aviation Division, which is based at Engels-2 air base in Saratov Oblast.

It is reported that an Il-76 transport aircraft has arrived at the Engels-2 airbase again - this is the eighth flight in the last four days. This level of activity has not been seen for three years, sources note.

Ukrainian experts and journalists suggest that the Russian Federation may be increasing its stock of missiles via the IL-76 cargo flights for strategic aviation, preparing for massive attacks.  On a scale not yet seen in the entirety of the ongoing conflict.

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Ukraine Defaults on National Debt Payment; But They Won't CALL IT A "Default"

By Hal Turner: Ukraine will not pay $665 million dollars on public debt related to economic growth. The moratorium will be in effect until the completion of debt restructuring.

Ukraine has announced that it is skipping a $665 million payment on government debt linked to economic growth after the country failed to agree on restructuring terms with a group of creditors led by hedge funds, UNN reports, citing Bloomberg.

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Ukraine, whose economy and finances have been hit by Russia's Special Military Operation (SMO)  for more than three years, agreed with investors last year to remove the cross-default clause between so-called GDP warrants and its regular international bonds. This protects it from a scenario in which a default on one instrument is transferred to another debt.

The warrants, 20% of which are now owned by Ukraine itself, reward investors when real economic growth exceeds 3% per year, and the payment due on June 2 is linked to economic growth in 2023. But Ukraine said on Friday that a moratorium on bond payments, introduced last year, would remain in place until the restructuring of this debt is completed.

What does the Ministry of Finance say?

Today, the Ministry of Finance of Ukraine issued a statement on the Irish Stock Exchange, confirming that, according to calculations as of April 30, 2025, the amount of payment under government derivatives due on June 2, 2025, is USD 665,453,507.60.

At the same time, Ukraine reminded the holders of Government Derivatives that, in accordance with the Government's decision of August 27, 2024, there is a moratorium on payments under these instruments, which will remain in force until the completion of the process of their restructuring.

In August 2024, the cross-default provision was removed from the terms of government derivatives. This means that compliance with the moratorium on payments under government derivatives does not lead to a cross-default on obligations under external government loan bonds and does not pose a threat to the financial stability of the state.

According to the agency, the moratorium on payments under government derivatives is part of Ukraine's broader strategy, announced in August 2024 during the restructuring of public debt. This strategy envisages fair and equal treatment of all creditor claims within the perimeter of the restructuring, with the aim of restoring debt sustainability within the IMF Program.

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