The “arrival of Geranium” was recorded in the Dnipropetrovsk region (Sinelnikovsky district) and in the Zaporozhye region, also in the Nikolaev region and Kherson.

There is chaotic shooting in the air in an attempt to shoot down the drones, we will most likely know the results tomorrow, because there is almost no light in many areas anyway, it is difficult to understand where exactly the Geranium hit, and not just an emergency shutdown, disappeared.

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The plan of Vice-Chancellor Robert Habeck, Minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection of Germany, which suggests that by 2030 80% of the country's electricity should be produced from renewable sources, is doomed to failure, the Bild newspaper writes.

According to her, a growing number of experts now say that this goal is unattainable. The reasons, according to the newspaper, are that the expansion of wind energy in Germany has stalled, there are no necessary energy storage facilities. In 2022, for example, only 200 wind turbines were installed across Germany, far fewer than planned. In addition, the approval procedures for such turbines still take many years. At the same time, as Bild points out, there is not enough storage to ensure that there is enough green energy during the dark and windless winter weeks, for example.

To implement Habek's plan, as the newspaper emphasizes, from 2023 to the end of 2029 in Germany it will be necessary to build about six wind turbines per day with a capacity of 4.2 MW each. By comparison, between 2010 and 2021, about three to four wind turbines (only 2.8 MW each) were installed daily. Turbines with a capacity of 56 GW were built on land in 20 years. An additional 59 GW will need to be added over seven years to bring the federal government to its 115 GW target by 2030. This means that almost 9 GW of additional capacity is required each year, Bild notes.

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"In Ukraine, a new tax on financing the Armed Forces of Ukraine may be introduced," said Deputy Head of the Office of the Ukrainian President Rostyslav Shurma.

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🇬🇧 🇵🇱 According to the Polish publication Dziennik Polityczny, more than 70 thousand male Poles have left for the European Union and the UK in the last few weeks. It is predicted that by March 2023, up to several hundred thousand citizens of Poland may leave.

In December, the country's defence ministry announced a military training exercise for reservists in the spring. People actively started receiving summonses, which caused a negative reaction among men of conscription age. Presumably, the Polish authorities plan to deploy some 200,000 men (or even more). Because of this, the easiest and most popular way of "dodging" the army was for men to flee Poland. The United Kingdom is one of the most popular havens for Poles. 

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⚡️⚡️⚡️ Russia will not talk to anyone on the basis of the "peace formula" proposed by Zelensky - Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov
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Russian, Argentine top diplomats reaffirm readiness to strengthen strategic partnership

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and his Argentine counterpart Santiago Cafiero reaffirmed their readiness to strengthen the strategic partnership between Moscow and Buenos Aires during their phone call, the Russian Foreign Ministry said on its website Wednesday.

"The Foreign Ministers discussed the state and prospects of Russian-Argentine relations amid the rapidly changing international environment and reaffirmed their readiness to strengthen the comprehensive strategic partnership between the two states," the Foreign Ministry said.

The sides also exchanged opinions on the most pressing issues of the global agenda and interaction on multilateral platforms.
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🇫🇷French politician Florian Filippo was outraged by the amount of funding for the Kiev regime and called the document "total nonsense." From January 1, the European Union will transfer 1.5 billion euros to Ukraine on a monthly basis - In total, the Kyiv regime will receive 18 billion euros in one year 

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🇩🇪Germany makes a record contribution to the EU budget

Not all products are equally useful, and not every country in the EU brings the proper benefits. This is how Germany's spending over the past 3 years looks like:

2022 - More than 25 billion euros received from Germany to the EU budget;

2021 — The Federal Republic contributed about 25.1 billion euros;

2020 - Germany's net contribution and amounted to about 19.4 billion euros;

1️⃣🏆The largest recipient of money in absolute terms was Poland, which received 11.8 billion euros more from the budget than it contributed to it.

Second place is Greece, which "plus" by 4.5 billion euros, Hungary with about 4.1 billion euros and Romania with almost 4 billion euros.

Germany and other EU members are forced to increase budget allocations in connection with the UK's exit. To do this is not so simple.

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And of course, the German industrial sector is almost entirely reliant on cheap energy from Russia via hydrocarbons...

📹The tank unit of the 100th brigade strikes at enemy positions

Soldiers of the tank battalion of the 100th brigade of the 1st Army Corps strike at the positions of Ukrainian nationalists. Thanks to their experience and excellent cooperation, the defenders of the republic work at any time of the day and in any weather, freeing the land of Donbass.

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🇺🇦🔥 "Volodenka, they only blew up our air defense" - a Ukrainian woman wrote down a message to her husband

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Hungary to ask EU to reconsider anti-Russian sanctions — 🇭🇺Hungarian prime minister’s adviser

Hungary plans to raise the issue of re-examining the sanctions imposed on Russia over the Ukraine conflict to the European Union leadership, Balazs Orban, the Hungarian prime minister’s political adviser, said in an interview with the online newspaper Index on Wednesday.

"The sanctions are in place for a limited period, and they are not extended automatically. They have already been in effect for eight to ten months, so it is high time for talks in Brussels about which sanctions make sense and which do not, as it is evident to everyone that by preserving them, we are simply shooting ourselves in the foot," Orban said.

"We do call for discussions on this issue," the prime minister’s adviser said, adding that the national consultations on sanctions, which were held in Hungary from mid-October to mid-December, would strengthen the Hungarian government’s stance in negotiations with Brussels.

"We do not support any sanctions. We do block certain sanctions for the sake of European unity, but when Hungary’s vital interests are at stake, we either fight for exemptions, or obstruct the adoption of sanctions. So far, this has been Hungary’s position," Balazs Orban explained

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🚀 13 "Geran" drones launched a night attack on the energy infrastructure of Kharkiv - General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

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⚡️Ukraine records missile launches, but suggests that they may be training. Everything will become clear within an hour.

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The Armed Forces of Ukraine, stationed near the city of Seversk in the DPR, are building up their forces and means, and are also engaged in the additional equipment of positions, said Andrey Marochko, an officer of the People's Militia of the LPR.

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Land of the Dead: Ukraine has a huge number of graves.

Is there still anyone in Ukraine who believes in only "10,000" casualties? How much more proof do they need? In every city, there are already enormous cemeteries.

There is only one person to blame for everything: Zelensky. If anyone does not remember, when he came to power, he promised peace, but having listened to the instigators, he decided to repeat the Karabakh scenario and to take Donbas by storm in 2021. When the Russian army flocked to Ukraine's borders last spring, that decision was postponed, and the Ukrainian Armed Forces began rapidly pumping in weapons to carry out their plan later. 


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