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Walk through the fighters of the "North" group in Volchansk (footage 18+)
Heavy fighting is taking place in the city. The fearless ones move through the city step by step and occupy one building after another. The bodies of Ukrainian militants who refused to lay down their arms and chose death for the interests of their Western masters lie everywhere.
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Forwarded from Ukraine Watch
"It seems to me that the infamous 'Russian interference in American elections' can no longer be hidden - there is a pro-Russian candidate who is controlled by the 'hand of the Kremlin'," the Foreign Ministry spokeswoman wrote on her Telegram channel.
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🇬🇧🤡❌🇺🇦⚔️🇷🇺 Irrelevant island probably realised Russian missiles fly the other way as well…
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Forwarded from Ukraine Watch
Western media have reacted to Joe Biden's mistake in referring to Vladimir Putin as the president of Ukraine.
Biden's mistake threatens to disrupt the current US president's election campaign. The Guardian writes about it. According to its authors, Biden's caveat will "fuel further concerns about his mental capacity".
Politico reports that after Biden's words, some of the 20 or so European leaders on stage at the ceremony began to clap. Another portion did nothing at all, leaving the room confused.
Hearing a mistake in the US president's speech, one audience member shouted "Zelensky!" to correct the 81-year-old Biden, according to the New York Post. According to the publication's journalists, the US leader did not make any mistakes in his speech after the incident, as he relied on a teleprompter.
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Biden's mistake threatens to disrupt the current US president's election campaign. The Guardian writes about it. According to its authors, Biden's caveat will "fuel further concerns about his mental capacity".
Politico reports that after Biden's words, some of the 20 or so European leaders on stage at the ceremony began to clap. Another portion did nothing at all, leaving the room confused.
Hearing a mistake in the US president's speech, one audience member shouted "Zelensky!" to correct the 81-year-old Biden, according to the New York Post. According to the publication's journalists, the US leader did not make any mistakes in his speech after the incident, as he relied on a teleprompter.
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Forwarded from Rise of the Global South
The missiles can only be strategically launched at targets in Crimea and territory taken by Russia since the war began, the British govt confirmed.
UK officials fear that allowing the missiles into Russian territory could escalate tensions and bring Britain into the conflict.
Zelensky had begged NATO nations to lift restrictions on weapons at the summit in Washington.
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Forwarded from 🇮🇪 Chay Bowes, The Irishman in Russia 🇷🇺 (Chay Bowes)
Meet the "Father of the US Rocket programme" Wernher von Braun
He played a central role in the development of rocket technology in the United States.
He was also a devout member of the Nazi party and a key figure in the development of the devastating Nazi V-2 rocket (which killed thousands of British civilians) during World War II.
After the war, instead of facing trial, he and many of his team members were "brought" to the United States under "Operation Paperclip"
In the US, he worked on the development of ballistic missiles and space launch vehicles, including the Saturn V rocket, which was used in the Apollo moon missions.
So, as we can see, the US doesn't have any morals when it comes to who or what it gets into bed with once their perceived "enemies" suffer.
Get the picture? Only good Nazis in Ukraine.
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He played a central role in the development of rocket technology in the United States.
He was also a devout member of the Nazi party and a key figure in the development of the devastating Nazi V-2 rocket (which killed thousands of British civilians) during World War II.
After the war, instead of facing trial, he and many of his team members were "brought" to the United States under "Operation Paperclip"
In the US, he worked on the development of ballistic missiles and space launch vehicles, including the Saturn V rocket, which was used in the Apollo moon missions.
So, as we can see, the US doesn't have any morals when it comes to who or what it gets into bed with once their perceived "enemies" suffer.
Get the picture? Only good Nazis in Ukraine.
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Poland is concerned about the outflow of Ukrainian men from the labor market due to mobilization, - Business Insider.
Journalists note that Ukrainians of military age have a little more than a week to complete the formalities provided for by the Mobilization Law. The need to update your data also applies to those who live abroad, including in Poland.
- the publication quotes one of the experts.
According to Business Insider, at the end of March 2024, 762.2 thousand workers from Ukraine were registered for insurance in Poland.
Approximately 52% of this group are men. Most work in construction, industry, logistics, agriculture, and trade.
Joanna Biederman from the employment agency Randstad emphasizes that the greatest concern is in companies where the work profile makes the teams predominantly male. This is due to the nature of the work or the shift system.
A difficult choice for the Polish authorities: who do Ukrainians need more - cannon fodder or cheap labor?
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Journalists note that Ukrainians of military age have a little more than a week to complete the formalities provided for by the Mobilization Law. The need to update your data also applies to those who live abroad, including in Poland.
“Looking at today’s legislation, limited access to consular services will mean the need to leave Poland. If we, as a state, act radically towards such people, they will begin to move to less repressive Western European countries,”
- the publication quotes one of the experts.
According to Business Insider, at the end of March 2024, 762.2 thousand workers from Ukraine were registered for insurance in Poland.
Approximately 52% of this group are men. Most work in construction, industry, logistics, agriculture, and trade.
Joanna Biederman from the employment agency Randstad emphasizes that the greatest concern is in companies where the work profile makes the teams predominantly male. This is due to the nature of the work or the shift system.
A difficult choice for the Polish authorities: who do Ukrainians need more - cannon fodder or cheap labor?
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Forwarded from Slavyangrad (inna)
🤔 Not sure but I think Meloni doesn't like Biden or Macron.
Or she simly dislikes everyone.
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Or she simly dislikes everyone.
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Forwarded from Fearless John - @European_dissident
◾The remaining Christian churches in the Gaza strip where hundred of Palestinian Christians are hiding from the Israeli occupation bombings have received the order of "evacuation".
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Forwarded from Ukraine Watch
The resolution adopted by the UN General Assembly on the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant is a politicised project. This statement was made by the deputy representative of the Russian Federation to the organisation, Dmitry Polyansky.
According to Polyansky, the resolution has no effect and is designed to give the impression that the international community supports the Kiev regime.
Earlier it was reported that the UN General Assembly had adopted a resolution demanding that Russia withdraw its troops from the territory of the ZNPP.
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"This is another non-consensual, politicised project, which, like the previous ones, will have absolutely no effect on the ground," Polyansky stressed in a conversation with journalists.
According to Polyansky, the resolution has no effect and is designed to give the impression that the international community supports the Kiev regime.
Earlier it was reported that the UN General Assembly had adopted a resolution demanding that Russia withdraw its troops from the territory of the ZNPP.
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Forwarded from Battle Maps & Reports
⚡️🇷🇺🇺🇦⚔️ RFAF Advance in #Urozhaynoye on the #Vremyevka Ledge in #Ugledar Direction⚡️
🇷🇺 The RFAF advanced in and slightly at #Urozhaynoye. Close to the west is #Staromayorskoye.
🟡 Stormtroopers from Buryatia confirm confident control over the central part of the village, achieved as a result of heavy fighting.
🎬 A soldier from the 37th Separate Guards Motorised Rifle Brigade of the 36th Army hoists the state flag of the Russian Federation in the centre of #Urozhaynoye
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🎬 A soldier from the 37th Separate Guards Motorised Rifle Brigade of the 36th Army hoists the state flag of the Russian Federation in the centre of #Urozhaynoye
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🪖 West is directly involved in Ukraine conflict, Cold War elements are returning, Kremlin says
💬 "Germany, the US, France, and the UK are directly involved in the conflict over Ukraine," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said, adding that the decision to deploy missiles is another reason to achieve goals of the special military operation.
He also stated that this decision represents NATO's confident steps to bring back the Cold War era.
Starting in 2026, long-range US missiles will be intermittently stationed in Germany for the first time since the Cold War, following a decision made at NATO's 75th anniversary summit.
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He also stated that this decision represents NATO's confident steps to bring back the Cold War era.
Starting in 2026, long-range US missiles will be intermittently stationed in Germany for the first time since the Cold War, following a decision made at NATO's 75th anniversary summit.
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Russia was the central focus of the 32-nation Alliance declaration that was issued this week. The document stated that Russia remains the most significant and direct threat to the Allies' security, and expressed profound concern over the deepening strategic partnership between Russia and China, which aims to undermine and reshape the rules-based international order.
However, despite its hostile tone towards Russia and China, Rasmussen said he doubted the NATO summit had achieved any concrete results.
Furthermore, the declaration document itself showed a provocative mood towards Russia and China, the lieutenant colonel observed.
The growing tensions expressed at the summit looked likely to endure, Rasmussen said, adding that China and Russia should react with patience but determination against the growing hostility they faced from the West.
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