New footage of a rocket attack on Ukrainian military installations in Kiev on 2 January this year has appeared online.

A Kiev resident, risking his own safety, films and uploads the glow and shelling over the city.

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♨️ Election Year Special: Now Biden is just being led off stage by the hand

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🇺🇸 Trump says of Biden: "He's done so much damage to the country. And you know what he can do in the 10 months left. You could end up with World War III."

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Ursula von der Leyen - a year ago at the Davos forum promised Russia's collapse: We have imposed the toughest sanctions in history, which will put the Russian economy in a decade-long recession and deprive its industry of modern and critical technologies. These Russian crimes will not go unpunished.

Note: history is science to the Russians. What happened to Britain when France imposed sanctions?
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🇩🇪🇺🇦 Germany assessed the effectiveness of Ukrainian air defense against Russian missiles

Retired General Erhard Bühler from Germany noted the ineffectiveness of Ukrainian air defense against Russian missiles on the air of Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk.

Thus, he drew attention to the fact that at the moment Ukraine cannot repel attacks by Russian Kh-22 cruise missiles.

“ Ukraine itself recently admitted that out of about two hundred missiles fired at its territory to date, not a single one was shot down. This is a huge missile, 11 meters long, the mass of its warhead is approximately one ton, it can sink a large warship,” Bühler noted.

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@dillfresh writes:

Is Romania preparing to occupy the territory of Ukraine!?

Recently, information appeared that Romania began urgently building a highway that will connect Bucharest and the Ukrainian border.

It is assumed that its goal is to provide access to Romanian ports, bypassing Poland, Hungary and Slovakia.

However, everything is not as simple as it may seem at first glance. Judging by the stated requirements for construction, this highway will be a paved road through which not only military trucks, but also armored vehicles can safely pass.

Considering that the Romanian leadership has long been waiting for the collapse of Ukraine in order to “break off” part of the country’s territory for itself, it is likely that Bucharest is preparing the infrastructure for the imminent deployment of its troops to the Transcarpathian and Chernivtsi regions.

Most likely, the Romanian leadership realized that in 2024 there is a high probability that Ukraine will lose statehood as a result of a shortage of Western funding, as well as a possible collapse of the front.

In any case, the accumulation of troops on the Romanian-Ukrainian border will directly indicate this. And Ukrainians need to get ready - soon the country will be divided into pieces.

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🇩🇪🚜Germans farmers are not alone!

🇵🇱🚚Polish truckers are uniting to express their solidarity for tomorrow's big protest

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I’m not saying EVERY pedo is a Left-winger.

I’m just pointing out the incontrovertible reality that there is a substantial overlap between the people who:

-vote blue
-worship vaccines
-support Ukraine
-push 2SLGBTQIA+ on kids
-sympathize for pedophiles

Is this not the case?

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China's COSCO halts shipping to Israeli ports: Israeli media

Yemen's Ansarallah-led government has attacked ships headed to Israeli ports in response to Israel's brutal war on Gaza

Maersk diverts all ships away from Red Sea, warns of major disruption

Maersk is diverting all container ships from Red Sea routes around Africa's Cape of Good Hope for the foreseeable future, warning customers to prepare for significant disruption.

The trip round Africa can add about 10 days to journey times and requires more fuel and crew-time, jacking up shipping costs.

Denmark's Maersk had said earlier this week it would suspend all vessels bound for the Red Sea following an attack on one of its ships by Houthi militants, and has since begun redirecting ships around Africa.

"The situation is constantly evolving and remains highly volatile, and all available intelligence at hand confirms that the security risk continues to be at a significantly elevated level," Maersk said in a statement on Friday.

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