China continues to doxx every single piece of US equipment in the middle east

🇺🇸🇺🇦U.S. media company Newsmax is launching a local news channel in Ukraine, scheduled to begin operations this spring.

The network, described as a conservative, right-wing outlet founded by Chris Ruddy, a close ally of U.S. President Donald Trump, will open a full-fledged editorial office in Kyiv to produce local and regional news content for television and digital platforms.

Ziggers four years ago, and to this day be like:

PUTIN'S AIDE: RUSSIA WILL INFORM U.S. ABOUT POTENTIAL APPEARANCE OF NUCLEAR WEAPON IN UKRAINE

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🇷🇺🇺🇦Peskov said that the desire of the UK and France to supply Ukraine with nuclear weapons will be taken into account in the next round of negotiations and severely limits Russia’s willingness to a ceasefire.

🇷🇺🇺🇦Putin: In order to stop the diplomatic process, Russia’s opponents may go as far as diverting the Turkish Stream gas pipeline near the Black Sea.


Okay, they are basically just making shit up lol

🇷🇺🇺🇦Putin: Ukraine is completing preparations for a nuclear strike on Russian territory.

🇷🇺Heavy explosions of oil and gas in Russia are recorded today.

Keeping it for later as dessert

Today marks not just the beginning of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, but also, in my opinion, the most decisive battle in the war - Hostomel Airport. A 3.5km, reinforced concrete runway, capable of landing very large aircraft just outside of Kyiv.

On Feb 24, 2022, Russia hit the barracks near the airfield with Kalibr cruise missiles.
Small groups of conscripts from maintenance units and a couple of units of national guard armed only with light weapons, manpads, and a couple soviet AA guns guarded the airport.

At least 34 helicopters - mi 8s, 24s and 28s, supported by Ka52s - took a route from Belarus over the dnipro, before veering off to Hostomel, attacked the airport and were held off for several hours by the defenders.

When they managed to eventually land they were harassed by the soldiers stationed there, so that by the time the VDV troops had captured the airport, Ukrainian brigades with heavy artillery and mortars arrived from their base 100km+ away and inflicted heavy damage on the runway and hangars.

This prevented the Russians establishing a crucial air bridge in the first day of the war, on Kyivs doorstep. When Russian forces were repelled, up to 18 IL76 transport aircraft on their way to Hostomel were forced to land in Belarus.

Although Russian ground forces did take the airport in the coming days as their lightning advance moved south, this delay is a significant reason the Ukrainian government and its independence survived

I remember vividly when my heart shattered to pieces when I look at this very picture for the first time many years ago.. 💔🪾