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The Iranian regime supplied Russia with attack drones and the technology that enabled Russia to scale up their mass production.
The North Korean regime openly sent troops to fight against Ukraine, while also supplying Russia with vast quantities of artillery ammunition, ballistic missiles, and self-propelled artillery systems.
The Belarusian regime allowed Russia to use its territory to launch the assault on Kyiv, handed over military stockpiles, and continues to host relay stations that help guide Russian drones striking Ukrainian cities every single day.
But GOD FORBID Ukraine strikes back and targets a single Iranian ship in the Caspian Sea as part of its campaign against Russian transportation infrastructure.
Now that's automatically WORLD WAR III!!!!!!!!!!!
This protest was about more than just Fedorov. It was about military reform, with Fedorov seen by many, whether people like it or not, as the driving force behind that reform.
This is one of the biggest protests I’ve seen in nearly 9 years living in Ukraine, for those in denial, that’s unfortunately the facts from the ground………
Deal with it.
Ukrainian firefighters are heading to France to assist in tackling the massive ongoing wildfires in Bordeaux.
Ukraine rapidly dispatched roughly 70 personnel, 10 fire trucks, and supporting equipment under the EU’s civil protection mechanism.
Trying to make the point that life in Russia may be short, but at least it's bad, the 800k residents of Tyumen are now receiving sewage mixed in with their tap water, all the fish in the local river have died, 150 homes got flooded and there's a rotavirus epidemic going round.
"I've lost everyone. My parents. My brothers and sisters. My son..."
Ukrainian Defender Danylo Voronov lost his entire family in a Russian strike on Radushne, Dnipropetrovsk region.
At the moment a Russian ballistic missile hit their home, his parents, seven brothers and sisters, and his 1.5-year-old son, Artem, were inside.
Danylo says Artem was a cheerful little boy who was always smiling and loved pressing the keys of a piano. His family believed he had a gift for music.
This is an unimaginable tragedy.
Deepest condolences to Danylo.
May he find the strength to endure this devastating loss.
📹: Suspilne / Svoi Kryvyi Rih
Huge rally in Kyiv today in support of Mykhailo Fedorov. As I’ve been saying from the start, reform isn’t just a political talking point in Ukraine, it’s something people are prepared to take to the streets for. Fedorov is widely seen as one of the key drivers of that reform agenda, and these demonstrations show just how much public support he continues to command.
“Killer sanctions” have had my eye twitching for months every time I hear the phrase. Now, they may be downgraded to merely “slightly hellish” sanctions.
By the time they’re finished watering them down further, who knows what will be left, or what they will be called next….
🇺🇦🔥 The SBU, working alongside the Armed Forces of Ukraine, has struck multiple strategic targets inside occupied Crimea and Russia.
According to Ukrainian sources, strikes hit:
• The Yevpatoria Aviation Plant in occupied Crimea, damaging two aircraft storage hangars and a production workshop.
• Infrastructure at the Port of Taman, where a large fire was reported.
• The Volgograd oil refinery.
These strikes are a continuation of Ukraine’s campaign against Russia’s military and logistical infrastructure.
Ukraine can't end the war, because Russia is the invader.
If Russia stops fighting, there will be no war, if Ukraine stops defending itself, there will be no Ukraine.
I can't believe we are still discussing this after all these years!🤦♀️
Not just the Wildberries distribution center in Volgograd. As of this morning, the Lukoil-Volgogradneftepererabotka oil refinery is also still burning.
With Russia's largest logistics company Wildberries headed for certain bankruptcy, Ukraine's Armed Forces moves on to taking down the SECOND largest logistics company Ozon.
In Zelenodolsk, Tatarstan, Russians scurry as the opening volley in a new era of destruction begins.
Drone attack on Russia: oil refineries and Wildberries warehouses are on fire.
▪️ In Volgograd, the Lukoil-Volgogradneftepererabotka oil refinery and a Wildberries logistics center are burning.
▪️ In Kaspiysk, Dagestan, residents report drone attacks and explosions in the port area.
▪️ In Kazan and Zelenodolsk, Tatarstan, Wildberries facilities were struck.
▪️ In Nizhnekamsk, Tatarstan, the TAIF-NK oil refinery also reportedly came under attack.
Remember, we’re still waiting for the 1,000-for-1,000 prisoner exchange that President Trump publicly attached his name to, an exchange that never happened.
As part of that, Putin got his Victory Day celebrations.
So forgive me if I don’t get my hopes up.
A Russian FPV had the TerMIT in its crosshairs. It didn't stay there.
A masterful split-second maneuver from the «Asgard» crew, and the UGV was clear. Mission continued. The supplies arrived.
📹: 66th Mechanized Brigade
No, this isn’t the surface of Mars or the Moon.
This crater was left by a Russian cruise missile that flew approximately 100 km into Poland during last night’s mass attack on Ukraine.
It struck near the villages of Tarnawa-Kolonia and Tokary in Poland’s Lublin Voivodeship. Given the types of weapons used overnight, it is believed to have been a Russian Kh-101 cruise missile.
Yet another stark reminder that Russia’s war does not stop at Ukraine’s borders.
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