The grave of Polish-Belarusian volunteer fighter Przemysław Rasiewicz-Kuczyński, call sign “Kordian”, who was killed defending Ukraine against Russia.
Przemysław Rasiewicz-Kuczyński was born in the Polish city of Gdynia. He was actively involved in volunteer and social work.
Having Belarusian roots, he considered Belarus his second homeland, spoke fluent Belarusian, and had a deep interest in Belarusian history and culture.
For some time, he volunteered in the Belarusian city of Hrodna, but left the country after the start of political repressions.
Following Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, he immediately decided to take up arms and joined the Belarusian volunteer unit, the Kastuś Kalinoŭski Regiment.
During his service, he took part in some of the fiercest battles of the war, including Bakhmut, Orikhiv, Kharkiv, and Chasiv Yar.
He was killed during a combat mission on August 6, 2024.
According to his wish, he was buried in Lviv.
Today, the flags of Belarus, Poland, and Ukraine are flying over his grave.
Eternal memory.
Heroes never die.
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@Howlingmutant0@Thaadikkaran >be indian
>copy black culture video
>too poor to afford gun, use knife
>forgot that indians are even lower than blacks in IQ somehow
>do throat slit gesture but actually press knife to skin
>forget to hold the sharp side facing outward
>cut own throat
Her H-1B is pending.
A detailed anatomical model of a human hand.
— 27 bones
— 34 muscles
— 27 joints
— 3 main nerves: median, radial, ulnar.
— over 100 ligaments and tendons
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countries i like:
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countries i dislike:
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I didn't realize that I accidentally put Norway in both the first time I know I am retarded
🚨🇫🇷 NOW: France to Deploy Military Forces Ahead of Protests
PM Sébastien Lecornu and Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez have announced a military deployment to support police ahead of Saturday’s protests, as President Macron vows to hold those responsible for rioting and looting accountable.
🇪🇺🚗 Europe’s Robotaxi Revolution Is Beginning
For years, Europe seemed destined to lag behind the US and China. Now, robotaxis are moving closer to becoming an everyday reality. The shift is underway:
- Waymo plans to launch robotaxi rides in Madrid and Munich in 2027.
- WeRide is targeting robotaxi services in Madrid and Zurich.
- Wayve has already launched supervised autonomous rides in London.
- Ponyai is advancing robotaxi operations in Manchester and Zagreb.
- Einride is operating driverless cargo deliveries in Germany.
Is Europe finally catching up with the next generation of transport?
🇪🇺🧊 JUST IN: EU to Unveil New Strategy to Strengthen Its Position in the Arctic
The European Commission is set to unveil a new Arctic strategy focused on security, digital infrastructure and closer partnerships with Canada and Greenland. Plans include a proposed undersea internet cable linking Greenland to Europe and efforts to strengthen satellite-based monitoring of potential threats.
As melting ice opens new shipping routes and access to natural resources, the EU is seeking a stronger role in a region of growing strategic importance. The Arctic holds:
- 13% of the world's undiscovered oil resources
- 30% of the world's undiscovered natural gas resources
- Significant deposits of critical minerals
- A strategic position at the crossroads of the world's major powers
🇪🇺 JUST IN: Andorra and San Marino Sign Association Agreements with the EU
After eight years of negotiations, the two microstates are taking a step towards closer ties with the EU, bringing them closer to the Single Market through shared rules and stronger economic cooperation.
The agreements aim to make trade and investment easier, provide businesses with greater predictability, and deepen cooperation in areas such as research, education and environmental protection.
🇫🇷💥 FRANCE: A Round-Up of Yesterday’s Events
France witnessed one of the most severe episodes of civil disorder in recent history.
- More than 2,000 arrests were made.
- At least 600 police officers were injured.
- Around 1,500 businesses were damaged.
- Several public buildings were attacked, including the historic town hall in Limoges.
The French government attributed the violence largely to radical-left groups, including figures and organisations associated with Mélenchon, the French Communist Party, the General Confederation of Labour (CGT), and the Yellow Vests movement.
Further protests are expected today, with President Macron set to address the nation at 8 p.m.
@_Starmie1120@Harald_Srogi@ilIkem0 No, I’m good bro, Tesla just ain’t my thing. I only noticed u in the replies cuz u had both Russian n Palestinian flags in ur name, thought that was completely out of touch with reality, and figured u had bigger issues to worry about.