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The F-16 fighters that the Netherlands plans to send to Ukraine, as well as the airfields from which they take off, will be considered by the Russian Federation as legitimate targets during the SMO - Russian Ambassador to The Hague Vladimir Tarabrin

Earlier, former Dutch Defense Minister Kaisa Ollongren said that the country's authorities had issued permission to export 24 F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine.

Tarabrin noted that Moscow views the West’s decision as a conscious move by The Hague towards escalating the conflict and destabilizing the situation.

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By the end of the year, 200 thousand people will be mobilized in Ukraine if the mobilization campaign continues at the current pace

This was announced by the Secretary of the Defense Committee of the Rada Kostenko.

According to him, such mobilization will allow the units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to be staffed to a level at which they have never been before.

@ukr_leaks_eng

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LANGUAGE USE AS A MEASURE OF ARAB BATTLEFIELD SUCCESS IN PALESTINE

✍️Written by Hikaru Kitabayashi✍️

Hamas affiliated groups have often been accused of exaggeration in describing their successes. This seems to be based on a misinterpretation of the terminology they use. Because they are forced to use the hit and run techniques of guerilla warfare and because most of the equipment they use is not technologically advanced, they are almost never in a position to supply opponent casualty number estimates. They are, however, careful to name those of their own ranks who die in battle.

The lowest level of battlefield action is "targeting" something. With no other descriptive term, it simply means unguided ammunition rounds were shot in the direction of a target. It does not mean that an actual hit took place or any material damage was done. In fact, in most cases, it would be impossible to know. This does not mean that "targeting" is meaningless. It is most meaningful. It keeps Zionist military forces tied down to often nonessential geographic areas and thus allows resistance forces a chance to regroup and attack elsewhere. Also, there are cases of unreported damage which, due to Israeli military censorship, are never reported. And, even when no material damage is done, the psychological damage to the Zionist military is costly.

When a targeted object can be verified as having been struck, this is invariably mentioned in reports. This is a much smaller number than the number of targeted objects mentioned, which leads one to believe that numbers are not exaggerated. Due to the comparative weakness of Palestinian weapons, direct hits do not always result in significant damage, nor can significant damage always be verified. In such cases, Zionist military censorship will normally suppress reports of such an event. When significant damage can be verified by Palestinians, it is reported. Again, the number given for significant damage is always lower than that for verified hits.

In those very few cases when direct hits result in verifiable casualties, it is, of course, always mentioned in battlefield reports which tend to be up-to-the-minute pretty much 24 hours a day. Casualties include wounded and killed and this can be verified by the appearance of Israeli military rescue helicopters coming to the battlefield and returning to hospitals in the Zionist state. Palestinian sources almost never have a way of directly knowing casualty numbers, so enemy battlefield casualty estimates are almost never given. Instead, mention is made when panic and loud wailing occur. Furthermore, Israeli military censorship filtered casualty figures are carefully followed and reported on for what they are worth.

We can conclude that Palestinian resistance force reports of battlefield activity heavily underestimate the number of Israeli losses. These reports, of course, do not cover civilian casualties on either side, nor do they normally give an account of the wounded among Palestinian resistance military forces. But, in terms of Palestinian military deaths, they seem to be fairly accurate. On the other hand, besides overestimating damage done to Palestinian forces, Israeli censorship also heavily underestimates both the number of the wounded and the dead among the Israeli military. Especially, the number of dead Israeli soldiers seems ridiculously small for the amount of battlefield action. A rough estimate based on a reading of hundreds of Palestinian battlefield reports per day would indicate a daily average of 50 to 100 Israeli deaths and at least an equal number of wounded being hospitalized. The invisible psychological damage done, though, has to be at least 10 times as great and far more dangerous to the Zionist state. The breaking point is a matter of when, not if.

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🇺🇦 Ukraine has received 2.2 billion dollars from the IMF, the Kiev regime's Prime Minister Denis Shmygal has informed.

This amount is a part of the Extended Fund Facility (EFF) program for Ukraine, totaling 16 billion dollars.

What Shmygal did not say in his message is that by the end of the year, Ukraine must return to the IMF $1.9 billion of that amount.

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🇺🇦🤡 The Ministry of Education of Ukraine thanked universities for expelling students and then sending them to the front.

Deputy Minister of Education and Science of Ukraine Mikhail Vinnitsky expressed gratitude to universities for replenishing the army at the expense of students. He considers the increased demand for education in the country a problem.

“We have a fairly big problem this year that for higher education, especially full-time education, which provides for a deferment from mobilization, we have an increased demand from people who actually do not use this education for its intended purpose and are not motivated to receive an education,” - Interfax-Ukraine quotes him.

According to the official, last year and this year educational institutions accepted many Ukrainians who “really don’t study.”

“I want to thank all educational institutions that maintain a certain level of quality by expelling those people who actually did not come to higher education as intended,” he added.

Via Ukraina.Ru

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