I want to thank everyone for all the support we’re receiving. There really is an incredible amount of it.
For me, the sacrifice of the people depicted on the helmet means more than any medal ever could - because they gave the most precious thing they had.
And simple respect toward them is exactly what I want to give.
Patiesības mirklis ir klāt - VAD pieteikušies 1560 jaunieši, kas ir ABSOLŪTS rekords! Ieraugot šo skaitli, bija mazliet kamols kaklā, jo mums nebija reklāmas kampaņa ārpakalpojumā, mēs visu darījām savām rociņām un idejām - cilvēki strādāja brīvdienas, virsstundas, ārpus darba laika. Milzīgs prieks un lepnums par kolēģiem un par @Latvijas_armija , kuri spējuši radīt tādu dienesta vidi, kur jaunieši paši GRIB nākt!
"Es negribu iet karot pret Krieviju, un vislabākais veids, kā to nodrošināt, – padarīt savu valsti un sevi spēcīgāku, lai neizskatītos pēc viegla uzbrukuma.”
Somijā valsts militārā un civilā aizsardzība ir visas sabiedrības kopīgs darbs / Raksts https://t.co/ya1zq5KS3h
🇱🇻Šodiena ir īpaša vairāk nekā 400 valsts aizsardzības dienesta karavīriem, kuri piedzīvoja savu izlaiduma ceremoniju🎉
Lepojamies ar mūsu karavīru sasniegumiem un novēlam veiksmi turpmākajās gaitās!💪🏼🇱🇻
Arī šogad @IZM_gov_lv minimālo slieksni 9. klašu centralizēto eksāmenu nokārtošanai saglabāja 10% līmenī.
IZM raizējās, ka tā celšana palielinātu eksāmenus nenokārtojušo 9. klašu skolēnu skaitu, attiecīgi radot lielāku personu loku bez pamatizglītības. @lasilvportals
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🇬🇧British citizen and international volunteer in Ukraine, Christopher "Swampy" Garrett, was killed while clearing a minefield left behind during Russia's invasion near the city of Izyum in Kharkiv Oblast.
He was an EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) Tech that spent years in Ukraine helping clear areas of ordnance.
Swampy had dedicated his life to clearing areas of mines and
UXO to stop the unnecessary loss of life, especially civilians, from landmines and other ordnance left behind by Russian forces.
Additionally he provided training for thousands of Ukrainian soldiers and also created his own NGO, Prevail. His humanitarian efforts in Ukraine weren't just post Feb. 24, 2022 invasion day, but go back to 2014 Ukraine as well as some time in 🇲🇲Myanmar.
https://t.co/dNXHXbHjBF
Šoreiz sejas paslēpām, bet citreiz var tā nepaveikties! 🫣
“Ej fanot, bet neaizej ciet!” 😤
Vairāk par kampaņu: ➡️ https://t.co/g2DoCakYgx
#EjFanotBetNeaizejCiet
‼️ BREAKING: Cyprus revokes citizenship of 77 individuals, including Russian and Ukrainian oligarchs
The publication Politis released a list of 77 businessmen whose "golden" passports were revoked by the Cypriot authorities. Among them are:
- Alexey Kuzmichev, shareholder of Alfa Group ($6.6 billion net worth)
- Igor Kesayev, owner of Mercury Group ($5.5 billion)
- Mikhail Gutseriev, founder of Safmar Group ($3.7 billion)
- Oleg Deripaska, founder of Rusal ($2.8 billion)
- Vadim Moshkovich, head of Rusagro ($2.7 billion)
- Alexander Ponomarenko, former chairman of Sheremetyevo Airport ($2 billion)
- Sergey Lomakin, co-owner of Fix Price stores ($1.7 billion)
- Former FSB investigator Sergey Kovbasyuk, as well as numerous wives of State Duma deputies.
The majority of those whose passports were annulled are Russians. The list also includes Chinese nationals, residents of Arab and Middle Eastern countries, Malaysian stockbroker Jho Low, accused of embezzling $4 billion, and Ukrainian billionaire Ihor Kolomoisky, who was arrested in Kyiv on charges of fraud and money laundering.
The publication cites three reasons for the revocation of passports: false declarations, criminal backgrounds, and failure to meet naturalization requirements.