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  1. Iran shoots down enemy Kamikaze drone over East Azerbaijan Province

    Iran’s integrated air defence network has shot down an enemy one-way attack drone over the country’s East Azerbaijan province, according to the Tasnim news agency. The report, citing the Iranian army, stated that the drone was intercepted and destroyed by air …

    justpaste.in/news/iran-shoots-

    #USIsraelWaronIran #drone #iran #region #kamikaze

  2. kamikaze – The End
    (Indie-Pop, Lo-Fi, Post-Punk / selfreleased)
    by @oranje1986

    Kein Label, kein Management, nicht mal eine richtige Musikausbildung, einfach selbst beigebracht und losgelegt. Sie nennen ihren Sound „soft riot pop“, und ich finde, der Begriff trifft es ganz gut: irgendwo zwischen zarten, fast süßlichen Melodien und einer ziemlich klaren, kämpferischen Haltung.

    vinyl-keks.eu/kamikaze-the-end/

    #tape #records #music #diy #kamikaze #kassette #postpunk #indiepop #LoFi #punk #softriotpop

  3. Monday, July 6, 2026

    Ukraine strikes Russian oil refinery in Yaroslavl . . . . . Zelensky calls Putin's Kostiantynivka bluff; Ukraine nearly doubles successful strikes behind Russian lines . . . . . Massive Russia attack hits apartment buildings in Kyiv . . . . . and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026

  4. #Russia steps up FPV drone strikes on civilian sites in Zaporizhzhia

    Based on data obtained by its Active Operations Department, the military leadership of the #Russian forces is demanding, in particular, that #terror in #Zaporizhzhia be intensified by striking any #civilian sites in the oblast centre.

    Russian forces’ units have been promised increased supplies of attack #kamikaze #drones to carry out these criminal plans

    pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2026/06

    #WarCrimes #RussianAggression #CiviliansKilled

  5. Japan’s brutal (punk) rockers
    Did you know that the first biker and punk gangs, the Bosozoku, in Japan were made up of former kamikaze pilots who had survived? They had nothing to lose. It was much the same in the US, where it was also World War II pilots who founded the biker gangs in the 1950s.

    The Hells Angels didn’t come out of nowhere. The black leather jacket, which remains a symbol of rebellion to this day, was simply the old pilot’s leather jacket in the early days. In Japan, this subculture led directly to the yakuza and to Japan’s rock ’n’ roll scene, which is still active today. Read the – as always – fantastic article by the Spanish anarchists on Agente Provocador

    agenteprovocador.es/publicacio
    word.undead-network.de/2026/05
    #japan #kamikaze #punk #RocknRoll #rocker #Yakuza

  6. #GeoPol #Iran, #PersischerGolf
    *Wird der #IranKrieg der erste #multipolare Krieg werden?!?*
    „*China bewaffnet den #Iran mit #Kamikaze-Drohnen, HQ-16-...Boden-Luft-#Raketenbatterien und möglich[erweise mit] DF-17-Hyperschallsystemen...*” 1)

    und

    *#China entsendet #Tarnkappen-Zerstörer in Richtung #iranischer Gewässer, während trilaterale Manöver mit #Russland sich [der strategisch wichtigen Straße von] #Hormuz nähern*

    (1/n)

    🇨🇳 "#Kriegsschiffe vom #Typ055 und...

    1)
    defencesecurityasia.com/en/chi

  7. kamikaze Are Back With New Track

    Photo courtesy of the band.

    With “X Me Out”, kamikaze release an energetic reckoning with experienced
    transgressive behaviour. As the fourth single from their debut album “The End”,
    announced for release this year, the song stands for clarity, determination, and
    self-protection. Distorted guitars, dark synthesizer sounds, and a nervously urgent pop foundation that leaves no room for rest: Riot Grrrl meets Sabrina the
    Teenage Witch.

    kamikaze are the charged antagonism of anger and enthusiasm. Since 2017,
    the duo from Cologne and Düsseldorf has been breaking down the boundaries
    between pop appeal and punk attitude: dreamy melancholy meets rebellious
    euphoria. They describe their sound as “soft riot pop”, a mixture of bittersweet
    melodies, a clear stance, and a lived DIY culture. The lyrics are relatable, subversive, emotional, and resistant all at once.

    Jessi (vocals & guitar) and Flo (guitar) are no short-lived hype – rather, they are
    a determined counter-movement to posturing. With no formal musical training
    and growing up in a reactionary small-town environment, they founded kamikaze as an escape and a form of self-empowerment. They taught themselves
    to play instruments and organized concerts and releases themselves – without
    a label or management. The DIY ethos runs through everything: from recording
    with a 4-track recorder to self-produced music videos and cassette releases.

    For “X Me Out”, kamikaze put their melancholic and thoughtful side on the
    back burner. Loud and unmistakably, they confront exclusion with a conscious
    refusal to belong. The song oscillates between destructive thoughts of revenge
    and constructive letting go. Ultimately, the mantra-like chorus forms a defiant
    cut: out of the toxic situation, into self-assertion. Triggered by own experiences
    and the misogyny that continues to rage, music, zines, and sitcoms of the 1990s
    became a refuge – and then a source of inspiration for “X Me Out”. The result is
    a song that sounds like a cross over an old story. And what better way to start
    a new year?

    https://open.spotify.com/track/0NuuQsxnwtP3VI5vm7xRuZ?si=69a2e9d1a22342df

    #DREAMPOP #INDIEPOP #INDIEROCK #KAMIKAZE #MUSIC #NEWS #RIOTGRRRL