🇩🇪 Branded like cattle

2025: A german woman (23) was kidnapped, abused and raped by an Afghan (33) - for seven days. He also forced her to tatoo his name on her body.

2024: An Afghan (31) held a German girl (22) hostage, cruelly abused her, raped her and even tattooed his name on her belly.

“They treated the woman like a piece of cattle on a ranch in Texas. This is simply inhuman!" thundered the presiding judge in his statement.

This act of "branding" is normal for arab groomers. Its meant to break the spirit of the victim.

On the large scale this humiliation and rape breaks the spirit of the whole people if we dont stand up and defend our nation - with remigration.

🔗 Martin Sellner

🇷🇺🇺🇦 The Pokrovskoye-Gulyapole front has seen the deepest Russian advances in the past month.

This thread will examine the Ukrainian forces in the area, highlighting the many attached battalions that likely lead to degraded coordination between the units.

Overall command of this sector belongs to the 20th Army Corps, with the attached 102nd Territorial Defense (TDF) Brigade holding its right flank near Hulyaipole.

The 110th Mechanized Brigade seems to have a nearly 20 kilometer-wide area of responsibility, while the sector north of it sees the presence of several assault battalions under an unclear command.

The 110th Mechanized Brigade is a clear example of a well-documented Ukrainian practice: battalions from other units are frequently attached to brigades struggling in defense. This often results in reduced coordination, cohesion and responsibility for the brigade commanders.

As mentioned in a post by the Brigade itself, the units attached to the 110th include:
- 3rd Battalion, 122nd TDF Brigade
- 4th Battalion, 105th TDF Brigade
- 3rd Mechanized Battalion, Presidential Brigade
- 1st Rifle Battalion, 125th Heavy Mechanized Brigade (possibly with elements of 2nd Mechanized Battalion)

🔗 War Unit Observer

🤖 AI home robot goes on sale in the U.S.

Sales have begun for NEO, a home robot marketed as a universal household assistant. It costs $20,000 or can be rented for $500 a month.

The robot can clean, fold clothes, wash dishes, water plants, and even entertain children. But there’s a catch — during the first year, NEO will be mostly controlled manually by remote operators (reportedly from India) who can see the user’s home while the AI “learns.”

The manufacturer claims faces are blurred and data is protected, though owners are advised to mark “restricted zones” in advance.

NEO stands 168 cm tall, weighs about 30 kg, can lift up to 70 kg, and runs for four hours on a charge. Mass production is planned for 2026, with color options in black, beige, and gray.

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