In Kiev, they named the European countries that did not join the security guarantees for Ukraine

The statement from Zelensky’s office talks about:
▪️Austria
▪️Poland
▪️Hungary
▪️Slovakia
▪️Croatia
▪️Malta.

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Correction, I forgot to add that this was a quote from Legitimny. I would never compare Ukraine to North Korea.

-Zin

The second batch of eggs from Azerbaijan in the amount of 18 tons arrived in Russia, Rosselkhoznadzor reported.

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Tonight and tomorrow there will be a response for our downed Sushki (SU-34) over Krynki.
Now the Geraniums are opening the air defenses, and then the missiles will come. The first strikes in Kherson have already brought results - the deployed tracking system has been completely destroyed. We will find both air defense systems and detection stations.

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In Ukraine, 10 volunteers went abroad for humanitarian aid and escaped. This was reported by the head of the Kiev-controlled Kherson Regional Military Administration, Alexander Prokudin, on his Telegram channel.

He noted that law enforcement officers are looking into this case and plan to bring the violators to justice.

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❗️The Ukrainian Armed Forces deployed large forces in an attempt to stop the advance of the Russian Armed Forces towards Chasov Yar.

There is a serious battle going on near Bakhmut (Artyomovsk), specialized resources report, the Armed Forces of Ukraine have thrown up to two battalions for slaughter. The enemy has some successes, but their losses are also great.

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Explosions occurred in Krivoy Rog in Ukraine. Local media reported this.

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‼️ According to preliminary information, the enemy counterattack has been stopped.

🔴 The Ukrainian Armed Forces were able to achieve a little success and return the cemetery and the former farm to their control!

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Saturday evening opinion from Orda

The Moscow authorities have cancelled festive fireworks for Christmas and New Year

The authorities in Kiev would also like to cancel fireworks on Christmas and New Year's Day, but to do so, someone must first sign an act of surrender.

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@Lohmatyi writes:

They do exist in Avdeevka

I engaged in an intriguing correspondence with one of OUR people from Avdeevka—a sort of interview from Hell, if you will. I can't disclose everything to avoid compromising the person, but I'll share some points crucial for understanding.

"Reading your chat, I grasp that people lack an understanding of what they're talking about. Many ask, "What are civilians doing in Avdeevka? Let them leave!" But where am I supposed to go? To Ukraine? Yes, I dream of escaping from here! There's no other way out.

In Mariupol, people were given access to both Russia and Ukraine—go wherever you want. Here, you have no choice.

The criminal cronies departed. Consequently, the men swiftly joined the army, while the women and children were settled in heating houses near Dnepropetrovsk. Oddly, some sectarians, either Adventists or evangelicals, were assigned to the women—I don't understand why. They persist in trying to persuade the children to send them to safe European camps. They're still trying to persuade me. And they've immediately taken children away from others, saying, "You are nobody, no way to call, you have no housing and food; the child is better off without you." So, where should we go? Are we going to die? Well, let it be!

How do we survive? Well, there's one small thing. Volunteers come and distribute free bread and groceries. We need to take pictures with them, whine on video about how good they are and how they save us. The volunteers themselves have already made a fortune; they claim to leave their fancy cars in Slavyansk, but they come here in almost crumbling soviet ones. After the photoshoot, we have our struggles, while they have their banquet. And it doesn't sit well with them, even though they consume vodka with the military. That's how we survive. Yes, we share it with the neighbors—I agree it's generally bad, but we need to eat.

Are there any good Nazis? There are, but as in the joke, let them be: good Nazis, in good coffins!

They understand everything, they know we are waiting for the Russians, even though we don't mention it. They understand and hate us, angry because we will rejoice when the Russians come, and they will simply perish. Neither Ukraine nor Russia needs them. They engage in crossbows—some wound themselves to escape, and some just don't want to live.

They used to shoot at each other too; now, everyone is pensive and sad when sober, which rarely happens.

Pity them? I feel sorry for my neighbor, my family, the teacher who shielded the children. I don't feel sorry for them; they lie dead everywhere, although they try to clean up, but only those who are visible. They aren't even sorry for their own.

What will I do when Russia comes? I don't think that far; I plan for two or three hours, at most until the morning. I'll get my own out, eat well, buy things. And there will be wine, perhaps work, maybe military service—where I can be useful.

Am I afraid to die? I'm not afraid to die; we've all died a long time ago; it's just that our fate hasn't reached us yet. I fear no one will care for my family without me, that the children will be taken to Europe. That's what scares me—not death, but living is frightening.

Are there many of us in Avdeevka? Are you referring to civilians? There are many, but everyone hides. Sometimes we meet at photoshoots, learning about each other from mutual friends.

Where does the Internet come from? The Nazis set it up for themselves, and those who can also connect. The Nazis don't care, if you don't run into someone completely rabid who might even shoot you.

What do I want? I want silence and peaceful sleep. But don't stop; beat up the Nazis, and then we'll all rest together."


These are the stories... people live in Avdeevka, OUR people, and I perfectly understand why they don't want to leave. Death happens once, and it's probably better to endure and have a chance to live than constantly go somewhere where no one needs you.

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Russians will enjoy a ten-day New Year's holiday from 30 December to 8 January, as per the production calendar approved by the Russian government

As both 30 and 31 December in 2023 fall on Saturday and Sunday, the complete duration of the New Year holidays will span ten days, beginning on 30 December 2023 and concluding on 8 January 2024, inclusive.

To align with non-working days on 6 and 7 January, the weekends have been shifted to 10 May 2024 (Friday) and 31 December 2024 (Tuesday).

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For Hague) Russian orcs are destroying the Ents' embryos from the Fangorn forests)

And seriously:
Rare footage of the Russian army's VMLK-1 sawmill complex working in the Lugansk direction.
Note: even the safety equipment is respected. See the helmets on their heads?

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Biden asked Netanyahu not to carry out preemptive strikes on Hezbollah positions in Lebanon, the WSJ newspaper reported, citing American officials.

“Israel had intelligence that the United States deemed unreliable that Hezbollah fighters were preparing to cross the [Israeli] border in a multipronged attack, pushing some of the most determined Israeli officials to the brink,” the report states.

As specified, the United States understood that the Israeli Defense Forces firing at Hezbollah could lead to a “wider regional conflict” in the Middle East.

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Palestine and Turkey appealed to IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi after the words of the Minister of Jerusalem Affairs and Heritage of Israel Amichai Eliyahu about the possibility of launching a nuclear strike on the Gaza Strip. This was stated by the Palestinian Ambassador to Austria and Palestine's permanent observer to international organizations in Vienna, Salah Abdel Shafi.

According to the ambassador, a letter on this issue was also sent by the Secretary General of the League of Arab States. He added that the parties sent appeals separately from each other. The agency did not respond to letters.

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