Alexander Buran

Alexander Buran

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Founder and Editor-in-Chief of XAB.info. Received his education at the Odessa Polytechnic. Has been involved in web development and programming for over twenty years. Thanks to his technical background, he perfectly understands how algorithms, artificial intelligence, and the modern internet work.

In the publication, he is responsible for strategy, editorial policy, and the final decision on controversial materials. He personally writes about technology, the internet, artificial intelligence, and politics — where it is important to separate real changes from loud headlines.

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Ukrainian Ministry of Defense official with documents and pen, inspecting TCC in Mykolaiv and Odesa after complaints about phone confiscation and citizen humiliation

Investigation in Mykolaiv and Odesa: Ukraine's Ministry of Defense Inspects Territorial Recruitment Centers Following Complaints About Phone Confiscation and Humiliation of Civilians

Politics 07/03/2026, 13:36
Ukraine's Ministry of Defense has launched an inspection of TRMCs in Mykolaiv and Odesa following complaints about phone confiscation and the humiliation of people. Deputy Minister Shkurakov admitted the violations are unacceptable, and the leadership of the Uman TRMC has already been changed. 🔍📱
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Drone in flight with new technology allowing it to 'limp' and avoid crashing when damaged

Drones have learned to 'limp' in flight: new technology saves UAVs from crashing during critical damage

Technology 07/03/2026, 13:27
Engineers have taught drones to 'limp' in flight: a new algorithm saves UAVs from crashing during critical damage. The technology, tested at the CyberZoo facility, allows the device to redistribute load and reach a landing point even with a wing defect. In the future, this method could be implemented in airplane autopilots and autonomous vehicles. 🚁🛠️🚗
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Army General Valery Gerasimov, head of the Russian General Staff, amid SBU investigation into war crimes

Gerasimov under investigation: SBU files charges of war crimes against head of Russian General Staff

Politics 07/03/2026, 13:19
The SBU and the Office of the Prosecutor General have filed criminal charges against Valery Gerasimov for war crimes. The general is accused of organizing attacks on civilian objects and the attack on Kyiv in July 2026, which claimed the lives of dozens of people. The investigation is being conducted regarding violations of the laws and customs of war. ⚖️🇺🇦
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Estonian soldier with Estonia flag on sleeve stands before NATO armored vehicles, symbolizing integration of allies into Estonian defense

Estonia Opens the Door: NATO Members Can Officially Serve in the Estonian Defense Forces

Politics 07/03/2026, 11:19
Estonia is ready to accept NATO fighters into its ranks: the parliament is considering a law allowing foreigners to hold command positions in the Defence League. 🇪🇪🛡️ This decision comes into force in 2027 but is already sparking debates about the language barrier and the necessity of expanding the staff. Against this backdrop, Lithuania and Finland are changing laws regarding nuclear weapons. 🚨
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German soldier in front of IRIS-T SLM air defense system, symbolizing the joint Ukraine-Germany air defense project

Shield for Europe: Ukraine and Germany Create Their Own Anti-Ballistic Missile Air Defense System

Politics 07/03/2026, 00:47
Ukraine and Germany have joined forces to create their own air defense system capable of intercepting ballistic missiles 🇺🇦🇩🇪. The project aims to fill a gap in European defense, where there are currently no domestic equivalents to Patriot. Ambassador Makeev confirmed that Patriot production and a new system FREYA (rumored) are already in development, as missile stocks in the Ukrainian Armed Forces are critically depleted 🚀🛡️.
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Destroyed Russian 2S19 Msta-S self-propelled howitzer in a forest, illustrating Russian losses during the Ukrainian Armed Forces' 'Logistical Lockdown' in June 2026

Record Russian Artillery Losses: How the Ukrainian Armed Forces Conducted a 'Logistical Lockdown' in June 2026

Politics 07/03/2026, 00:43
June 2026 was a record month for the Armed Forces of Ukraine: 2,074 units of Russian artillery were destroyed — more than in any other month of the war. 🇺🇦🔥 As part of the 'Logistical Lockdown' program, nearly 13,000 units of vehicle equipment were also disabled, and strikes were launched against the Lukoil refinery and the Titan-Barricades plant.
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