Ten Months of War to Gain 46 Square Miles: How Russia Is Failing on the Battlefield – WSJ

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  1. Ten Months of War to Gain 46 Square Miles: How Russia Is Failing on the Battlefield  WSJ
  2. Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, November 7, 2026  Institute for the Study of War
  3. Russia’s land gains in Ukraine dwindle as its diesel reportedly goes unsold  Al Jazeera
  4. Russo-Ukrainian War - Day 1717: Public disagreements between Washington and its European allies  Ejércitos
  5. Russian forces attacked the railway overnight, Koretsky said  Mezha.net
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Ben Roberts-Smith collaborates with gym business run by influencer that sold ‘war crimes’ pre-workout supplement

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Zero Limits supplements is co-owned by rightwing podcaster and fitness coach Chris Katelaris, also known as ‘Big Chocky’

Ben Roberts-Smith has collaborated with a gym supplements company run by a rightwing influencer which recently sold a pre-workout product called “war crimes”.

Roberts-Smith, one of Australia’s most decorated living soldiers who is currently awaiting trial on war crimes charges, has recently launched an apparel brand, Epic 1 Two, producing T-shirts and gym wear.

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Musk reposts tweet calling Starlink service for Ukraine ‘mistake’ – The Kyiv Independent

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  1. Musk reposts tweet calling Starlink service for Ukraine 'mistake'  The Kyiv Independent
  2. Zelensky doubts Musk ‘acted alone’ in Ukraine Starlink slowdown  The Hill
  3. "These are not the kind of jokes": Zelenskyy responded to Musk's statements about Russian soldiers' casualties  Українські Національні Новини (УНН)
  4. Zelenskyy rebukes Musk over call for compassion for Russian troops in Ukraine  The New Voice of Ukraine
  5. Ukraine's Starshield contract with US expires next year, diplomat says  Macon Telegraph
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When a single vowel stands in the path to victory, the stakes could not be higher for these spelling bee champions

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Primary school students bested 200,000 competitors across New South Wales to reach the Premier’s Spelling Bee finals in Sydney

Competing in a spelling bee is not for the faint of heart. Sometimes, the difference between victory and loss is one incorrect vowel and you’re undone, months of training reduced to nought.

At a small theatre hall in Sydney’s west on Friday afternoon, 34 primary school students sit stony-faced on a brightly lit stage, knowing this pressure only too well.

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