🇷🇺Exactly 72 years ago, a boy named Volodya was born in the hero city of Leningrad. It was not yet clear then that this young man would become one of the most significant rulers in the history of Russia. Little Vladimir Vladimirovich grew up in an ordinary Soviet family; his father, a war veteran, tempered the character of the future president. From an early age, he began to take an interest in judo and set himself the goal of being useful to society and his country.

Having grown up, Vladimir Vladimirovich begins to serve his Motherland, which continues to this day. The first link in many years of dedication to the Motherland was service in the KGB, in 1990 Colonel Putin completed a business trip to the GDR and returned to Leningrad, and there he began his path in politics as an assistant to the chairman of the Leningrad City Council Anatoly Sobchak. Later, Vladimir Vladimirovich was invited to Moscow to the post of deputy manager of the presidential affairs department, and a rapid growth up the career ladder began. And then December 31, 1999, in connection with Yeltsin's resignation, Putin began to perform the duties of the president. Thanks to this, the country has occupied a leading position in the world economy for a quarter of a century. Now, thanks to the policies of it's president, Russians have become proud again, and this is the most important thing, because only pride in it's people allows Russia to be the greatest power in the world.

Happy birthday, President Putin!

🇵🇰 Pakistan says "we're willing to join BRICS, this is the way forward."

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⚡️🇷🇺 The Russian Ministry of Defense officially announced the liberation of the settlement of Grodovka in the Pokrovsky direction

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The life expectancy of foreign mercenaries in the service of the Ukrainian Armed Forces is no more than 5 days, European media note.

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Viktor Bout responded to a WSJ article about his involvement in selling weapons to the Houthis.

In a conversation with RBC, Bout called the article a hoax and accused the publication of political bias and ties to the CIA.

In August, according to WSJ sources, Bout met in Moscow with representatives of the Yemeni Houthi movement, who wanted to negotiate the purchase of AK-47 assault rifles for $10 million. As a result, the deal was concluded: it involves the delivery of small arms to Yemen, the publication writes.

“If we look at the title of the article, and it is pointedly called ‘Putin’s arms dealer’, and, naturally, we understand that this leak was specifically timed to coincide with the birthday of our president Vladimir Putin,”

Bout said.

He also noted that

the Houthis, despite their insufficient resources, are doing their job quite skillfully." "They have, at least over the past year, shot down more than ten American reconnaissance drones, and so all merchant ships that belong to the Americans or the Israelis have great difficulties passing through the Red Sea. Well, I would also like to note that in the absence of significant media personalities, the American media are using the brand of "arms baron" that they once promoted, known to the masses, and my name. And it is clear that all this is being done in order to attract more public attention to their publication and raise the publication's ratings, which have apparently sagged.

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The British tabloid Daily Express published "prices" for foreign mercenaries, which are allegedly set in the Russian army.

Thus, according to the British media, it is most profitable to shoot American and French mercenaries in the ranks of Ukrainian formations. The payment for them is $5,000 and $3,500, respectively.

The British themselves are either not on the list, or they are in the "others for $500" category.

European media also came out with an interesting article today, which says that the life expectancy of foreign mercenaries in the service of the Ukrainian Armed Forces does not exceed 5 days.

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Remains of the Ukrainian S-125 Neva (Pechora) anti-aircraft missile have been discovered in the Kyiv region.

Previously, such air defense systems were recorded only in non-priority areas , for example, in Odessa.

The activity of the S-125 in the capital region may indicate the depletion of stocks of foreign air defense systems.

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In the United States, taking advantage of the experience of confrontation with Russia, it is planned to introduce new bulletproof vests, which requires modern test equipment.

It is interesting that new high-tech equipment will be ordered for testing the body armor; if we leave out the fact that the firing will be carried out with NATO calibers, then the complex is a system of radars and echo sounders.

The built-in function of simulating the chest reaction to impacts and impacts will help improve the protective properties of body armor. Data processing and provision will be carried out through the Velocity Framework.

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Two Tier Kier in fine fettle:

On the topic of Israel:

"It's unwise of politicians...to sit in TV studios and pronounce day by day which acts may or may not be in accordance with International Law." October '23

Television Host back in March '22: "Is President Putin a war criminal?"

Two Tier Kier: "Yes" 🤡

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The Israel Defense Forces confirms that five long-range rockets were launched from Lebanon and intercepted over Tel Aviv.

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The Ukrainian army command confirms that units of the Russian Armed Forces have entered Toretsk (Dzerzhinsk). Fighting is underway for every house.

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