I have never met an American outside of the Ukraine space that knows what the Human Safari is. Every effort should be made to raise awareness to what Russia does daily in Kherson, and increasingly outside it.
The world needs to shut down travel to and from Russia until we get honest answers about this plague.
The broken vial story makes no sense…. Unless they have absolutely no safety protocols in which case this is even worse
Overall, 25 people were killed in this massive Russian strike on Ukraine. One hundred people were injured. It was a combined attack, involving many ballistic and cruise missiles, as well as “shaheds.” This is the kind of “gift” Putin gave himself for his birthday.
Ukrainian warriors shot down 44 missiles – both cruise and ballistic. Not all of those launched by Russia, and ballistic missiles are especially difficult to deal with. We suppressed 117 “shaheds” – most of those launched, but unfortunately, not all of them either.
Additional packages of air defense missiles are needed, as are additional measures to support Ukraine. And there will be appropriate packages. The threat is there every day, and every day, our air defense batteries need to have missiles ready. We strongly count on prompt deliveries from our partners.
My Kherson report is going viral on TikTok and a huge amount of people say they had no idea the human safari was happening.
This is why reporting on the ground is so important. Thank you for sharing my reports 🙏
ZELENSKY: EVERYTHING FUELING RUSSIA’S WAR MUST FACE CONSEQUENCES 🇺🇦🇷🇺
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Ukraine 🇺🇦 will continue targeting the systems and infrastructure that sustain Russia’s 🇷🇺 war effort as long as Moscow refuses to end the invasion.
“Everything in Russia that serves this war … must feel the consequences of Putin’s refusal to end the war.” - Zelensky 🇺🇦
The message is aimed beyond the immediate battlefield. Zelensky is framing Ukraine’s strike campaign as an effort to impose costs on the military, logistical and economic structures that enable Russia to continue the war.
As long as the Kremlin chooses continuation over an end to the fighting, Kyiv’s position is that the machinery supporting that war will remain exposed.
They tortured him for 12 hours, taking turns every two hours. And he kept thinking: “What about me? Don’t I get tired?”
Just imagine: his torturers got tired of beating him, so they would switch places and go get something to eat. He simply had to keep enduring it.
Dmytro “Rasti” Kanupier, a soldier of the 12th Azov Brigade, spent two and a half years in Russian captivity.
Torture, hours-long interrogations, starvation, and constant psychological pressure.
His first stop was Olenivka. It was there, just a hundred meters away from him, that the tragedy the entire world would later learn about took place.
He was sitting and reading a book with earplugs in when he heard the blast through them. They were not allowed to go outside – they were forbidden and threatened.
They could hear the men screaming and everything burning. Eventually, he could smell something burning.
In the fall, he was transferred to Taganrog, where interrogations lasted for 12 hours at a time.
The interrogators demanded that he confess to crimes that had never happened. During one of those interrogations, they beat him for 12 hours straight and discharged two stun guns on him.
They took turns every two hours because they got tired and wanted to go eat. And Dmytro kept thinking: “What about me? Don’t I get tired?”
Throughout all of this, only one thing kept him going – the hope of returning home and taking revenge.
“I understood that I would never be able to get to the people who tortured me. But I will kill Russians like them who came to torture, rape, and rob my land, my Ukrainians, my family.”
The Russians sentenced him to 29 years in prison, but he eventually made it onto a prisoner exchange list.
After returning home, he decided to rehabilitate on his own – he did not want to remain within hospital walls.
Running, CrossFit, swimming, cycling, the gym – 10 to 12 workouts a week.
It was during his rehabilitation that his book, Okrayets, was born – his personal testimony about Russia’s crimes. It was officially published and quickly became a bestseller.
After recovering, Dmytro returned to active duty without hesitation. On that very first mission, he nearly died three times – two FPV drones caused the basement they were in to collapse.
Somehow, he and the late “Mers” managed to crawl out. They weren’t caught, and they survived.
And then a little ray of light appeared in his life – a kitten rescued from the front lines named Moon.
She climbed right onto his leg, and he said: “Well, that’s it! The choice has been made for me.” He took the kitten home, washed her, and she became part of their life.
While Dmytro continues defending his country, he dreams of just one thing – starting a family of his own, building a future, traveling together, and seeing the world.
This man went through hell – and did not break.
Source: translated from Oleh Bairak.
We know from intelligence and some people around Putin that at the beginning of September Putin said, “No rules now.” The Russians couldn’t occupy us. So now they are doing massive attacks and massive killings. And of course they want to go after our bridges and, from what we understand, after our data centers, internet, cell network, hospitals, kindergartens, schools, universities – everything. They want people to run away from their cities, and we need to do everything to save our people and cities.
F-16s destroy 50 to 60% of jet drones now. This is one way, and we work a lot on getting weapons for F-16s. The second way is fast interceptors. Now we have five interceptors being tested. One day they are 70% effective, the other day – 30%. So, answering the question “When can we scale up the production?” – we don’t have billions to produce a million interceptors which will not work. Engines are key. We import a lot and produce some, but these numbers are not enough.
So out of these 5 samples, some were used five times, some ten, and some only once. But you had one, and destroyed one Russian drone. This is the problem. I don’t know the exact date, but in October, we will have 400 of these interceptors. And it is normal when you use 400 interceptors over several days of attacks, and you say, “Look, guys, sorry, but it destroys only 10%. It doesn’t work.” Or, for example, if it is 30% or more, “Great, guys, you have to work a little bit on it, and when the percentage is 60–70% – huge success.”
From an interview with the Financial Times.
I’ve been telling people this was happening for months.
They have fucking group chats where they coordinate their messaging with influencers. And they’re almost certainly using government money to pay the influencers.
Article of mine was published today in @washingtonpost . In it,I describe why Russian citizens—led by Ovechkin—are currently acting as promoters of Russia's imperialist war.Also,how the @NHL is contributing to the war's prolongation and a higher death toll https://t.co/HpZcGm84kQ
Turns out the threat to women's safety isn't from trans athletes, it's from sick, privileged white men in ivy league colleges like Cornell who rape women and don't get arrested.
These rapists are all protected by the Epstein class.
Jeszcze nie tak dawno byliśmy z przedstawicielami mojego Instytutu zarówno w Ukraińskiej Akademii Nauk, jak i Agrarnej Akademii Nauk... Trudno się na to patrzy...
��ейчас середина дня, вокруг полно гражданских. По всему Киеву идут атаки дронов. Это настоящий кошмар, — иностранец в полнейшем шоке снимает горящий медцентр «Добробут» в центре
А где-то в это время Трамп, наверное, рассказывает, как близок «мир».
A CAMERA IS NOT A CRIME. QUESTIONING ICE IS NOT A CRIME. A BADGE DOES NOT GIVE YOU THE RIGHT TO SEXUALLY ASSAULT A WOMAN.
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ICE agents grabbed and handcuffed a volunteer who was filming their operation. A male agent frisked her and pulled down her pants. Agents then walked her around in handcuffs before releasing her.
Three serious constitutional issues:
• FIRST AMENDMENT: Retaliating against someone for peacefully recording and questioning government agents violates protected freedoms.
• FOURTH AMENDMENT: Arresting someone without probable cause is unconstitutional. A camera and uncomfortable questions do not supply it.
• FOURTH AMENDMENT: Pulling down someone’s pants during an unjustified public search is a grave invasion of bodily privacy.
Agents used their authority to punish a woman for exercising the very rights they are supposed to respect.
Record EVERYTHING. Preserve the evidence. Demand accountability.
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