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There's a political storm brewing in Poland, as lawmakers demand accountability over what had been the secret handover of US-made Patriot system missiles to Ukraine.

To discuss this and more, we speak with political scientist and publicist Tomasz Jankowski.

In this episode of RT’s ‘Sanchez Effect’, Rick sets the table aside to walk you through our big wall map of the Ukraine conflict, breaking down why taking Konstantinovka matters for the Russian advance. He’s joined by one of the most experienced military analysts, former U.S. army officer Stanislav Krapivnik, who has been to Donbass many times. Stanislav explains that Konstantinovka gives Russia a chance to encircle all of Ukraine’s Donetsk army group, meaning they’re basically finished. He also tells Rick that the agglomeration that includes Konstantinovka is the last defence line in the Donetsk Republic for Ukraine, with nothing but unprepared fields and small villages behind it – and once this line is crossed by Russia, Ukrainian forces have no choice but to flee. Stanislav also takes us through all the other frontline developments. Watch it on RT or on BitChute ‘ricksancheztv’.

RT travels to the occupied West Bank, where families recount the deaths of Palestinian children killed during Israeli military operations and settler attacks. Relatives describe the lasting impact of their losses and question why, they say, no one has been held accountable.

Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service claims that last month’s Ukrainian drone strike on the Defense of Sevastopol Panorama Museum in Crimea was orchestrated by London.

Political science and international relations professor Hasan Unal joins RT to discuss growing tensions inside NATO ahead of the upcoming summit in Ankara. He says the alliance is facing widening divisions over US involvement in Europe, defense spending, the Ukraine crisis, and how member states define Russia as a threat.

It's easy to perceive Russia's victories on the front as mere shifting lines on a map, but the truth is that these achievements are made possible by the courage of real people.

RT correspondent Ivan Polyansky spoke with those who risked their lives to liberate the city of Konstantinovka.

Iran is in mourning on day three of the six-day funeral ceremony for the late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei along with his family members.

RT journalist Saman Kojouri reports from Tehran.

Moldova has forced a Russian cultural center to close after nearly two decades of operation in the former Soviet republic. The move comes after Chisinau refused to renew an agreement on cultural cooperation with Moscow.

The Russian side responded by saying that despite the actions of Moldova's current government, the local people will not forget their shared history.

We spoke to Moldovan citizens about how Chisinau's decisions are affecting them.

In a new episode of Moscow Mules, we visit the kings of cringe to see why UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is leaving the sinking ship of Parliament in tears and with a bucket of popcorn, and how NATO’s chief, Rutte, has found yet another way to kiss Trump’s backside. That’s while the praised German army struggles to recruit volunteers among Twitter’s keyboard warriors. Tune in for all the latest cringe from among the European elites.

RT spoke with DD Geopolitics journalist, Christopher Helali, who was at the heart of the mourning procession for the late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

He described the somber yet resilient attitude of the Iranian people