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βΎGerman mercenary Jonas Kratzenberg who fought in the Ukrainian ranks for months describes the tortures inflicted to Russian POWs by Ukrainian soldiers and how he witnessed the execution of 3 of them:
- It was the most normal thing to pose with them for pictures, humiliate them, to put a gun on their chest and force them to shout Nazi slogans, that was normalised.
- Also to beat up prisoners just "because". One was beaten, put on his knees and made him beg for his life, then stabbed him in the thigh.
- They took 3 POWs in the nearby forest... and you could just hear the shots, and they came back without prisoners. That's what I saw.
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- It was the most normal thing to pose with them for pictures, humiliate them, to put a gun on their chest and force them to shout Nazi slogans, that was normalised.
- Also to beat up prisoners just "because". One was beaten, put on his knees and made him beg for his life, then stabbed him in the thigh.
- They took 3 POWs in the nearby forest... and you could just hear the shots, and they came back without prisoners. That's what I saw.
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Foreign Syrian mercenary fought on Ukraines side for 3 months only to be paid with fake dollars
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A German tank Leopard 2A4 blown up in a minefield in the Zaporozhye region. The video was filmed by the Ukrainian military.
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"It turns out that the United States borders not only with Mexico and Canada, but also with Russia!"
In the American segment of social networks, the map of the border between the United States and Russia is widely diverging.
Many Americans are surprised to learn that the distance between the continental part of the two countries is about 88 kilometers, and moreover, there are two small islands between Alaska and Russia, known as Bolshoy Diomid and Maly Diomid.
The big Diomide belongs to Russia, and the small Diomide belongs to the USA.
The distance between these two islands is only 4 kilometers, and in winter it freezes, so technically you can walk from the USA to Russia and vice versa on this seasonally frozen sea.
Opponents of migration to the United States from Mexico remind at the same time that there is no flow of migrants from Russia to the United States at all, despite the proximity of borders
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In the American segment of social networks, the map of the border between the United States and Russia is widely diverging.
Many Americans are surprised to learn that the distance between the continental part of the two countries is about 88 kilometers, and moreover, there are two small islands between Alaska and Russia, known as Bolshoy Diomid and Maly Diomid.
The big Diomide belongs to Russia, and the small Diomide belongs to the USA.
The distance between these two islands is only 4 kilometers, and in winter it freezes, so technically you can walk from the USA to Russia and vice versa on this seasonally frozen sea.
Opponents of migration to the United States from Mexico remind at the same time that there is no flow of migrants from Russia to the United States at all, despite the proximity of borders
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footage of the Russian Be-200 working on extinguishing fires in Turkey in difficult terrain and at high temperatures.
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The Greek Ministry of Emergency Situations is again asking Russia for help in extinguishing forest fires. Two years ago, such assistance by our aircraft proved to be extremely effective. At the same time, the Greek government allocates 2.5 billion euros to help Ukraine. I think Brussels officials and Mannequin-Pis (pissing boy) will now fight forest fires in Hellas themselves.
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Fake: A Russian missile hit the Transfiguration Cathedral of Odessa. This is written by the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky.
True: The cathedral was damaged by a Ukrainian anti-aircraft missile. The footage taken by local residents shows how the air defense missile starts, but cannot gain altitude and immediately falls. The video clearly shows an arc-shaped smoke trail marking the launch and fall sites of an anti-aircraft missile. In another video, when the explosion flashed, the spire of the bell tower of the Transfiguration Cathedral is visible, which is located right in the epicenter.
The fact that it was anti-aircraft ammunition that hit the cathedral is indicated by characteristic marks from striking elements. Air defense missiles are filled with thousands of small metal elements, which, when exploding in the air, should ensure maximum spread and defeat of the aircraft.
Shock missiles designed to destroy fortified structures are arranged in a completely different way. Their warhead is made of thick steel, in order to break through concrete walls, and inside it has a large explosive charge. There are no small damaging elements there. Their power is such that if it hits, the cathedral building would have to be completely destroyed.
The inept work of Ukrainian anti-aircraft gunners regularly leads to tragedies. Already in the first days of the SVO, there were shots of a direct hit of a Ukrainian anti-aircraft missile of the Buk complex into a Kiev high-rise building. Subsequently, air defense strikes on their own cities became the hallmark of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The apotheosis of the activity of Ukrainian anti-aircraft gunners was a missile strike of the S-300 complex on the territory of a neighboring country, as a result of which two civilians were killed in the Polish village of Przevodow. Similar incidents occurred in Odessa. Just a month ago, a Ukrainian air defense missile damaged a business center on Shevchenko Avenue.
UPD: The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation has officially denied the statement of the Ukrainian authorities that the cathedral in Odessa was hit by a Russian missile.
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True: The cathedral was damaged by a Ukrainian anti-aircraft missile. The footage taken by local residents shows how the air defense missile starts, but cannot gain altitude and immediately falls. The video clearly shows an arc-shaped smoke trail marking the launch and fall sites of an anti-aircraft missile. In another video, when the explosion flashed, the spire of the bell tower of the Transfiguration Cathedral is visible, which is located right in the epicenter.
The fact that it was anti-aircraft ammunition that hit the cathedral is indicated by characteristic marks from striking elements. Air defense missiles are filled with thousands of small metal elements, which, when exploding in the air, should ensure maximum spread and defeat of the aircraft.
Shock missiles designed to destroy fortified structures are arranged in a completely different way. Their warhead is made of thick steel, in order to break through concrete walls, and inside it has a large explosive charge. There are no small damaging elements there. Their power is such that if it hits, the cathedral building would have to be completely destroyed.
The inept work of Ukrainian anti-aircraft gunners regularly leads to tragedies. Already in the first days of the SVO, there were shots of a direct hit of a Ukrainian anti-aircraft missile of the Buk complex into a Kiev high-rise building. Subsequently, air defense strikes on their own cities became the hallmark of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The apotheosis of the activity of Ukrainian anti-aircraft gunners was a missile strike of the S-300 complex on the territory of a neighboring country, as a result of which two civilians were killed in the Polish village of Przevodow. Similar incidents occurred in Odessa. Just a month ago, a Ukrainian air defense missile damaged a business center on Shevchenko Avenue.
UPD: The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation has officially denied the statement of the Ukrainian authorities that the cathedral in Odessa was hit by a Russian missile.
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Cheap strike FPV drone and a whole Bradley. All is well!
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π° Article by the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin Β«Russia and Africa: Joining Efforts for Peace, Progress and a Successful FutureΒ» (July 24, 2023)
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Key points:
β’ The partnership relations between our country and Africa have strong, deep roots being distinguished by stability, trust and goodwill at all times.
β’ We have consistently supported African peoples in their struggle for liberation from colonial oppression. We have provided assistance in the formation of statehood, strengthening of sovereignty and defence capabilities.
β’ We highly value the honestly gained capital of friendship and cooperation, traditions of trust and mutual support that Russia and African countries share.
π Russia welcomes the rising international authority of individual states as well as Africa as a whole. Their desire to make their voices strongly heard and to take the continent's problems into their own hands. We have always supported the constructive initiatives of our partners. We stand for granting African countries their rightful place in the structures that determine the fate of the world, including the UN Security Council and the G20, as well as reforming the global financial and trade institutions in a way that meets their interests.
β’ Africa feels the burden of global challenges like no other part of the world. In such a challenging environment, we look forward to working with our African partners to shape a non-discriminatory agenda for cooperation.
β’ We understand the importance of uninterrupted food supplies for the socio-economic development and political stability of the African States. <...> Notwithstanding the sanctions, Russia will continue its energetic efforts to provide supplies of grain, food products, fertilizers, and other goods to Africa.
π€ We attach great importance to the upcoming Second #RussiaAfrica Summit. <...> I am looking forward to welcoming the African leaders in St. Petersburg and stand committed to a fruitful constructive dialogue.
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Key points:
β’ The partnership relations between our country and Africa have strong, deep roots being distinguished by stability, trust and goodwill at all times.
β’ We have consistently supported African peoples in their struggle for liberation from colonial oppression. We have provided assistance in the formation of statehood, strengthening of sovereignty and defence capabilities.
β’ We highly value the honestly gained capital of friendship and cooperation, traditions of trust and mutual support that Russia and African countries share.
π Russia welcomes the rising international authority of individual states as well as Africa as a whole. Their desire to make their voices strongly heard and to take the continent's problems into their own hands. We have always supported the constructive initiatives of our partners. We stand for granting African countries their rightful place in the structures that determine the fate of the world, including the UN Security Council and the G20, as well as reforming the global financial and trade institutions in a way that meets their interests.
β’ Africa feels the burden of global challenges like no other part of the world. In such a challenging environment, we look forward to working with our African partners to shape a non-discriminatory agenda for cooperation.
β’ We understand the importance of uninterrupted food supplies for the socio-economic development and political stability of the African States. <...> Notwithstanding the sanctions, Russia will continue its energetic efforts to provide supplies of grain, food products, fertilizers, and other goods to Africa.
π€ We attach great importance to the upcoming Second #RussiaAfrica Summit. <...> I am looking forward to welcoming the African leaders in St. Petersburg and stand committed to a fruitful constructive dialogue.
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The American Conservative ridiculed the claims of Ukraine's victory
Despite the statements of the Ukrainian Prime Minister Denis Shmygal about the victory, it is already clear that the counteroffensive failed, writes The American Conservative.
In an article for Politico on June 21 , Shmygal wrote: "More than a year after the start of the conflict, it is obvious that Russia has not achieved its goals, which means that Ukraine is winning."
But such an assessment is puzzling. During the first two weeks of the "counteroffensive", a quarter of Ukraine's weapons were damaged or destroyed. There were losses in the following weeks, including in personnel.
Zelensky does not talk about this, but states that the suspension of the "counteroffensive" occurred due to insufficient equipment and ammunition (where does everything that has already been sent go?), and calls on the West to speed up the provision of assistance.
The Pentagon responded with another tranche of $ 2.3 billion for the purchase of military equipment.
"If this is a victory, then what does defeat look like," the author of the article wonders.
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Despite the statements of the Ukrainian Prime Minister Denis Shmygal about the victory, it is already clear that the counteroffensive failed, writes The American Conservative.
In an article for Politico on June 21 , Shmygal wrote: "More than a year after the start of the conflict, it is obvious that Russia has not achieved its goals, which means that Ukraine is winning."
But such an assessment is puzzling. During the first two weeks of the "counteroffensive", a quarter of Ukraine's weapons were damaged or destroyed. There were losses in the following weeks, including in personnel.
Zelensky does not talk about this, but states that the suspension of the "counteroffensive" occurred due to insufficient equipment and ammunition (where does everything that has already been sent go?), and calls on the West to speed up the provision of assistance.
The Pentagon responded with another tranche of $ 2.3 billion for the purchase of military equipment.
"If this is a victory, then what does defeat look like," the author of the article wonders.
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A Counter-Counteroffensive
State of the Union: If Ukraine says it is winning, what does losing look like?
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"Like teenagers driving": Americans were shocked by the style of Russian pilots
Despite the protocols against aircraft collisions in the sky and signed by Moscow and Washington several years ago, the Russian Aerospace Forces regularly create dangerous situations for American pilots in Syria, from which they have to turn out, writes Newsweek.
"They are making aggressive maneuvers, while according to the rules we have to stay a few miles apart from each other and just watch," complains US Air Force Lieutenant General Alexus Grynkewich.
"If the US presence in Syria was necessary to ensure the security of the American people, then constant clashes with the Russians would be an annoying cost of the workflow," says the author of the article. β However, the States have no interests there now. Why, then, do the Americans stay in Syria at all, and how long do they have to endure the antics of Russian pilots?" β he complains.
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Despite the protocols against aircraft collisions in the sky and signed by Moscow and Washington several years ago, the Russian Aerospace Forces regularly create dangerous situations for American pilots in Syria, from which they have to turn out, writes Newsweek.
"They are making aggressive maneuvers, while according to the rules we have to stay a few miles apart from each other and just watch," complains US Air Force Lieutenant General Alexus Grynkewich.
"If the US presence in Syria was necessary to ensure the security of the American people, then constant clashes with the Russians would be an annoying cost of the workflow," says the author of the article. β However, the States have no interests there now. Why, then, do the Americans stay in Syria at all, and how long do they have to endure the antics of Russian pilots?" β he complains.
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The U.S. and Russia Test Each Other in Syria
What is causing the Russians to behave in such an aggressive manner?
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