Russia recruits mercenaries in Central #Africa to be used as cannon fodder.
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Operator Starsky was an officer of the National Guard of #Ukraine.
He partecipated in the successful defense of the #Hostomel Airport of #Kyiv in February 2022.
DRONE ATTACKS: RADAR IN ORSK & PUTIN PALACE IN GELENDZHIK
by #AnnafromUkraine
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An Ukrainian drone strikes detection radar station "Voronezh M" in the russian city of #Orsk, #Orenburg Oblast
Drones attacked targets in #Gelendzhik, next to the palace of #putin
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Anna Danylchuk is a professor of linguistics at Volyn National University in Lutsk, she vlogs every day, giving a perspective of an Ukrainian from inside war-torn #Ukraine.
"Meet the CRANKs: How China, Russia, Iran and North Korea Align Against America
Setting aside “Axis of Evil,” or its calibrated stepchild “Axis of Upheaval,” what might be a better name for the China-Russia-Iran-North Korea cluster? Consider an acronym—" #CRANK ,” representing #China -Russia - #Iran - #NorthKorea."
Good news, this election went the right direction. 👍
“Vilnius fears it could be next in the crosshairs if Moscow were to win its war against Ukraine.
Lithuania is a significant donor to Ukraine, which has been battling Russia since the 2022 invasion. It is already a big defence spender, with a military budget equal to 2.75 percent of GDP.”
Lithuanian President Nauseda re-elected in vote held amid security fears over Russia
Is Putin ready for ceasefire talks — and does it matter?
by @anderspuck 07:32
Western media is again reporting that Putin secretly wants a ceasefire, and it is probably not true.
Why the West should continue supporting Ukraine regardless whether it's true or not.
🇩🇰 🇪🇺 🇺🇦 #AndersPuckNielsen is a military analyst and Navy Commander at the Royal Danish Defence College. He studies #Russia's military since long before the 2022 invasion
> Rescued from a dog shelter, Kabosu was an enduring meme of the 2010s, her skeptical glance inspiring a new type of online lingo and a cryptocurrency.
Perhaps someone can help with this problem... and help get more aid to Ukraine.
VIDEO: "Short on air defenses and waiting for more international military support, Ukraine is turning to improvised weapons to hold Russian soldiers back on the front line. DW's Nick Connolly met soldiers who are using agricultural drones to make up for missing firepower."