**Teo je u kategoriji do 82,5 kg, sa samo 81,6 kg tjelesne mase, ostvario čučanj od 315 kg, bench press od 220 kg i mrtvo dizanje od 300 kg, za ukupni rezultat od čak 835 kg.** Dvadesettrogodišnji Šibenčanin sa zagrebačkom adresom napravio je pravi podvig na natjecanju XPC Powerlifting Pro League V u Poljskoj. Postavio je rekorde koji ga svrstavaju u sam vrh ovog sporta, postavši ujedno i prvi powerlifter s Balkana koji je ostvario nevjerojatan total veći od deset puta vlastite tjelesne mase. Krajem rujna, od 25. do 27. rujna 2026. godine, poljski grad Siedlce bio je domaćin međunarodnog powerlifting spektakla na kojem je hrvatski reprezentativac Teo Kalogjera ostvario rezultat za povijesne knjige. Nastupivši u kategoriji do 82,5 kilograma — pri čemu mu je službena vaga pokazala tek 81,6 kg — 23-godišnji Kalogjera dominirao je platformom i još jednom skrenuo pozornost globalne powerlifting scene na Hrvatsku. ### Frapantne brojke na šipki Powerlifting se sastoji od tri temeljne discipline: čučnja, bench pressa i mrtvog dizanja, a zbroj najboljih uspješnih pokušaja iz svake donosi konačni ukupni rezultat (_total_). Kalogjerina serija izgledala je nesvarno: * **Čučanj:** 315 kg * **Bench press:** 220 kg * **Mrtvo dizanje:** 300 kg * **Ukupni total:** **835 kg** Ovim natjecanjem Kalogjera je postavio čak **šest novih XPC europskih rekorda**. Naime, njegovi podvizi u čučnju (315 kg), bench pressu (220 kg) i ukupnom totalu (835 kg) izjednačeni su s novim europskim rekordima kako u juniorskoj, tako i u seniorskoj (_open_) konkurenciji. ### Granica snova: Više od 10 puta vlastite težine Kada se zbrojeni kilogrami stave u kontekst njegove tjelesne mase od 81,6 kilograma, dolazi se do podatka koji je rijetkost i u svjetskim razmjerima. Kalogjera je podigao ukupni total koji je **10,23 puta veći od njegove vlastite težine**. Iznimno rijetka granica od "10x bodyweight" predstavlja vrhunski milokaz u powerliftingu, a prema dostupnim javnim bazama podataka, Teo Kalogjera je ovim nastupom službeno postao **prvi powerlifter s prostora Balkana** kojemu je to pošlo za rukom na službenom natjecanju. ### Najbolji hrvatski DOTS rezultat u povijesti Osim uvjerljivog osvajanja prvog mjesta u svojoj težinskoj kategoriji, Kalogjera se plasirao na samo čelo općeg poretka natjecanja zahvaljujući DOTS sustavu bodovanja — matematičkoj formuli koja uspoređuje snagu natjecatelja različitih tjelesnih masa. S ostvarena **569,17 DOTS bodova** , Kalogjera je postavio **najveći zabilježeni DOTS rezultat u povijesti hrvatskog powerliftinga** , bez obzira na dob, spol ili težinsku kategoriju. Taj veličanstveni bodovni saldiran rezultat donio mu je i visoko **treće mjesto u ukupnom _Men's PRO_ poretku**, gdje su se u zajedničkoj konkurenciji natjecali svi muški profesionalci bez obzira na kilažu. Ovim natjecanjem mladi Šibenčanin ne samo da je osigurao svoje mjesto u sportskoj povijesti regije, već je postavio letvicu ekstremno visoko za sve buduće generacije powerliftera. J.T.

Russia has significantly expanded and modernized a secret underground command center inside Mount Kosvinsky Kamen in the Urals in recent years, a facility…

Россия в последние годы значительно расширила и модернизировала секретный подземный командный центр в горе Косьвинский Камень на Урале, связанный с системой…

SPLIT - **U noći s 24. na 25. rujna 1991. godine, tek osnovana Hrvatska ratna mornarica (HRM) izvela je jednu od svojih najodvažnijih i najopasnijih operacija na početku Domovinskog rata. Inicijativom sudionika Tonćija Čove, ove je godine prvi put službeno obilježena obljetnica tajne akcije u kojoj su minirani prilazi splitskoj Ratnoj luci Lora, tadašnjem snažnom uporištu Jugoslavenske ratne mornarice (JRM), piše** Dalmatinski portal**.** Ova iznimno rizična operacija izvedena je samo dan nakon pogibije 20-godišnjeg dragovoljca Josipa Vranića na Kašjunima. Unatoč šoku i tuzi, 13 pripadnika HRM-a te posade Brodospasovog remorkera _Argus_ i Jadrolinijinog trajekta _Gradac_ krenuli su u akciju oko 4:30 sati ujutro. ### Lukav plan pod nosom neprijatelja Plan se temeljio na zavaravanju protivnika: JRM-u je dojavljeno da trajekt _Gradac_ ima kvar na upravljačkom sustavu te da ga remorker _Argus_ mora odtegliti u brodogradilište. Pod izlikom odlaska u škver, brodovi su se kod Marjana približili Lori. Dok je _Argus_ vizualno zaklanjao trajekt od pogleda iz vojne baze, s _Gradca_ je u more spušteno 20 tvorničkih mina, mase oko 600 kilograma, uzetih prethodno u akciji „Zelena tabla – Male Bare“. Mine su položene na svega dvjestotinjak metara od ulaza u Loru, a da neprijatelj nije primijetio što se događa. Već u jutarnjim satima jedna je vojna barka iz Lore naišla na minu i odletjela u zrak, čime je uspješno zapriječen ulaz u luku. ### Civili i dragovoljci bez opreme, ali velikog srca Sudionici akcije ističu kako su u pothvat krenuli gotovo bez ikakve vojne opreme, no s velikom odlučnošću. - Bili smo čista naiva. Jednostavno si došao kao civil i išao, nisi previše razmišljao. Da su po nama zapucali dok smo nosili te mine, letjeli bismo do Marsa - prisjetio se Čovo, dodajući da su mine na brodu gurali na „balinjerama“ u potpunoj tišini. Predsjednik Udruge hrvatskih marinaca 'Knez Domagoj' Miroslav Lozina i sudionik Ivan Matić naglasili su ključnu ulogu prvog zapovjednika HRM-a, admirala Svete Letice, te neprocjenjiv doprinos civila i dragovoljaca. Matić, koji je kasnije 1995. podigao hrvatsku zastavu prilikom preuzimanja Lore, upozorio je i na važnost ulaganja u današnju mornaricu, dok su predstavnici vlasti i Ministarstva branitelja poručili kako se ovakva junačka djela iz temelja hrvatske države nikada ne smiju zaboraviti. D.G.

**Dogodilo se to 21. rujna 1991. godine kada su nad bitnicom u Zečevu hrvatske protuzračne snage srušile istodobno dva zrakoplova JNA.** Branitelj Filip Gaćina taj je podvig popratio uzvikujući 'Obadva, obadva, oba su pala', a taj uzvik i dan danas odzvanja Hrvatskom kao simbol pobjede nad srpskim agresorom. Događaj je za vječnost sačuvao snimatelj Ivica Bilan, podsjeća nas ŠibenikIN. Uzvik 'Oba su pala' označio je početak pada agresora, a događaj u Zečevu probudio je nadu u pobjedu, napunio branitelje samopouzdanjem i još većim prkosom. Sljedećih dana Šibenik je obranjen. Oslobođeni su Šibenski most i još neki važni strateški prilazi gradu, a agresor je bio prisiljen na povlačenje. - Sve je trajalo 2-3 sekunde i sjećam se samo da su mi se oduzele noge, a onda su trnci i obamrlost krenuli prema glavi. Kao kad se u prometu nađete u smrtonosnoj situaciji pri velikoj brzini, ali sve sretno prođe, pa se tek naknadno u organizmu otpusti adrenalin- prisjetio se Goran Pauk kako se osjećao nakon što je s kolegom Nevenom Livajićem i Filipom Gaćinom 21. rujna 1991. godine proslavio rušenje dva aviona kod šibenskog mosta. Podsjetimo, opći napad na Šibenik počeo je 16. rujna. Tada su Mladićeve snage brzo izbile na Šibenski most i Šibenik je proživljavao pakao. Proboj srpskih snaga bio je posljedica tehnološke nadmoći, no kao što znamo srce i hrabrost pobijedile su tiraniju i željezo. Jedan od ključnih trenutaka bila je upravo predaja bitnice na otoku Žirju koja je tada pala u hrvatske ruke, a čime je neutralizirana opasnost s mora. J.T.

**Dogodilo se to 21. rujna 1991. godine kada su nad bitnicom u Zečevu hrvatske protuzračne snage srušile istodobno dva zrakoplova JNA.** Branitelj Filip Gaćina taj je podvig popratio uzvikujući 'Obadva, obadva, oba su pala', a taj uzvik i

Russia canceled a planned test launch of its Avangard hypersonic missile for reasons that have not been made public. The canceled test, scheduled for early September, would have marked the first Avangard launch in eight years. TMT reported the news, citing Pavel Podvig, a research fellow at the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research. The launch was to take place at the Dombarovsky test range in Russia’s Orenburg region. According to previous announcements, Avangard is one of six new weapons systems unveiled by Russian President Vladimir Putin in 2018. As part of preparations, Russia issued a NOTAM to pilots, closing airspace above hazardous areas. In the Dombarovsky area, the closure covered the missile silo zone containing Avangard units. Airspace was also restricted over zones in Tyumen region and the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug, where missile debris was expected to fall. Additionally, NOTAMs applied to the Kura test range in Kamchatka, where the Avangard warhead was supposed to strike a designated mock target. Local residents in three Tyumen districts were also warned about the upcoming launch. The main test date was set for September 3, with September 4 as a backup. However, the test did not go ahead. The last known Avangard test occurred in December 2018. In 2018, Putin described the missile as “having no analogues in the world”, while former Roscosmos head Yuri Borisov claimed it could accelerate to Mach 27. Despite skepticism from physicists about some of its reported technical specifications, SIPRI experts have assessed that the Avangard is real and currently in service, unlike platforms such as the Poseidon torpedo—which is said to be capable of causing a radioactive tsunami—or the Burevestnik nuclear-powered cruise missile, which has reportedly failed over ten tests. SIPRI estimates that as of early 2026, Russia had 12 Avangard missiles, each with a range of 10,000 kilometers and equipped with a single warhead. Putin first announced the development of Burevestnik in 2018. Numerous tests have been carried out since then, most of which reportedly ended in failure. Specialists reportedly refer to the missile as a “flying Chornobyl”. Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev previously called Poseidon a doomsday weapon and issued threats against Belgium.

Russia canceled a planned test launch of its Avangard hypersonic missile for reasons that have not been made public. The canceled test, scheduled for early September, would have marked the first Avangard launch in eight years. TMT reported the news, citing Pavel Podvig, a research fellow at the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research. The launch was to take place at the Dombarovsky test range in Russia’s Orenburg region. According to previous announcements, Avangard is one of six new weapons systems unveiled by Russian President Vladimir Putin in 2018. As part of preparations, Russia issued a NOTAM to pilots, closing airspace above hazardous areas. In the Dombarovsky area, the closure covered the missile silo zone containing Avangard units. Airspace was also restricted over zones in Tyumen region and the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug, where missile debris was expected to fall. Additionally, NOTAMs applied to the Kura test range in Kamchatka, where the Avangard warhead was supposed to strike a designated mock target. Local residents in three Tyumen districts were also warned about the upcoming launch. The main test date was set for September 3, with September 4 as a backup. However, the test did not go ahead. The last known Avangard test occurred in December 2018. In 2018, Putin described the missile as “having no analogues in the world”, while former Roscosmos head Yuri Borisov claimed it could accelerate to Mach 27. Despite skepticism from physicists about some of its reported technical specifications, SIPRI experts have assessed that the Avangard is real and currently in service, unlike platforms such as the Poseidon torpedo—which is said to be capable of causing a radioactive tsunami—or the Burevestnik nuclear-powered cruise missile, which has reportedly failed over ten tests. SIPRI estimates that as of early 2026, Russia had 12 Avangard missiles, each with a range of 10,000 kilometers and equipped with a single warhead. Putin first announced the development of Burevestnik in 2018. Numerous tests have been carried out since then, most of which reportedly ended in failure. Specialists reportedly refer to the missile as a “flying Chornobyl”. Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev previously called Poseidon a doomsday weapon and issued threats against Belgium.

Russia canceled a planned test launch of its Avangard hypersonic missile for reasons that have not been made public. The canceled test, scheduled for early September, would have marked the first Avangard launch in eight years. TMT reported the news, citing Pavel Podvig, a research fellow at the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research. The launch was to take place at the Dombarovsky test range in Russia’s Orenburg region. According to previous announcements, Avangard is one of six new weapons systems unveiled by Russian President Vladimir Putin in 2018. As part of preparations, Russia issued a NOTAM to pilots, closing airspace above hazardous areas. In the Dombarovsky area, the closure covered the missile silo zone containing Avangard units. Airspace was also restricted over zones in Tyumen region and the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug, where missile debris was expected to fall. Additionally, NOTAMs applied to the Kura test range in Kamchatka, where the Avangard warhead was supposed to strike a designated mock target. Local residents in three Tyumen districts were also warned about the upcoming launch. The main test date was set for September 3, with September 4 as a backup. However, the test did not go ahead. The last known Avangard test occurred in December 2018. In 2018, Putin described the missile as “having no analogues in the world”, while former Roscosmos head Yuri Borisov claimed it could accelerate to Mach 27. Despite skepticism from physicists about some of its reported technical specifications, SIPRI experts have assessed that the Avangard is real and currently in service, unlike platforms such as the Poseidon torpedo—which is said to be capable of causing a radioactive tsunami—or the Burevestnik nuclear-powered cruise missile, which has reportedly failed over ten tests. SIPRI estimates that as of early 2026, Russia had 12 Avangard missiles, each with a range of 10,000 kilometers and equipped with a single warhead. Putin first announced the development of Burevestnik in 2018. Numerous tests have been carried out since then, most of which reportedly ended in failure. Specialists reportedly refer to the missile as a “flying Chornobyl”. Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev previously called Poseidon a doomsday weapon and issued threats against Belgium.

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Russia appears to have been preparing to conduct its first test of the Avangard hypersonic system since 2018, but the launch was canceled for unknown reasons,…

Russia appears to have been preparing to conduct its first test of the Avangard hypersonic system since 2018, but the launch was canceled for unknown reasons,…