🇻🇳 A recent trend - Many of the Blob memes used against PRC are now being recycled with new patch updates and deployed against Vietnam. It coincides with Vietnam deepening integration into Sinic supply chain and away from the clever plans to turn it into a frontline state.
🇷🇺🇺🇦 The Aida Special Forces group "Akhmat" tracks down and Destroyed enemy infantry in one of the directions of the front line
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🇷🇺🇺🇦 Inspection of another damaged Leopard.
🇺🇦 Ukrainians refuse to join the Armed Forces of Ukraine - a terrorist from “Azov”
▪️There are no people willing to join the Armed Forces of Ukraine; there is no one to carry out replacements on the front line.
▪️People are trying to swim across Tisa and escape to Moldova, just to avoid going to the front.
▪️There are no people willing to join the Armed Forces of Ukraine; there is no one to carry out replacements on the front line.
▪️People are trying to swim across Tisa and escape to Moldova, just to avoid going to the front.
🇺🇦 🇪🇺 Zelensky said that Ukraine has fulfilled all the necessary conditions for the real start of negotiations on accession to the EU and now “the European Union must fulfill its obligations.
🇺🇦 Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky said that Kiev is negotiating with Washington to conclude a large-scale agreement that provides for military, financial and other types of support for the next 10 years. Ukraine’s goal is to make this agreement “the strongest” among all similar agreements, Zelensky emphasized.
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🇷🇺🇺🇦 Footage of the work of snipers of the Russian Armed Forces shooting enemy personnel
🇸🇪🇷🇺🇺🇦 “Donbass will fall in October,” writes the Swiss newspaper Blick, citing the Ukrainian military. Several commanders who are fighting on the eastern front told the publication that “Ukraine will lose the war.”
“The Russians will capture Donbass by October, then the conflict will freeze, and we will have to negotiate with Putin,” predicts Sergei, an officer of the brigade located in Chasov Yar.
Frontline workers name three reasons that could lead to such a situation.
The first is the lack of people. The number of brigades in many places has been reduced to 30-40 percent.
“Continuing mobilization will not save us,” says officer Alexander from the 93rd brigade. “Those who are now being drafted and trained will not be with us until October. By then we will have lost the entire Donetsk region.”
The current measures to tighten mobilization, according to Alexander, will not be enough to counter the 300,000 recruits from Russia that the Kremlin plans to recruit, according to Zelensky.
The second reason is that new US aid “comes too late.” And “the latest injection of military aid alone will not help Ukraine win.”
"We can slow the Russians down as much as possible, but we can't defeat them," says an officer named Miroslav.
The third reason is the leadership style of Commander-in-Chief Syrsky, which the publication calls “the paralyzing effect of the Butcher” (recalling that the future commander-in-chief received this nickname during the bloody defense of Bakhmut, which he led).
The newspaper writes that Syrsky's appointment "caused a bad mood in many places at the front."
“Several front-line officers talk about brigades that, from the moment of Syrsky’s appointment, were sent on combat missions with virtually no ammunition, with too few people. According to the commanders, three brigades were disbanded, sometimes for far-fetched reasons, and distributed to other combat units,” - the article says.
Andrei, an officer from Chasov Yar, speaks of “the genocide of our best soldiers.”
“The Russians will capture Donbass by October, then the conflict will freeze, and we will have to negotiate with Putin,” predicts Sergei, an officer of the brigade located in Chasov Yar.
Frontline workers name three reasons that could lead to such a situation.
The first is the lack of people. The number of brigades in many places has been reduced to 30-40 percent.
“Continuing mobilization will not save us,” says officer Alexander from the 93rd brigade. “Those who are now being drafted and trained will not be with us until October. By then we will have lost the entire Donetsk region.”
The current measures to tighten mobilization, according to Alexander, will not be enough to counter the 300,000 recruits from Russia that the Kremlin plans to recruit, according to Zelensky.
The second reason is that new US aid “comes too late.” And “the latest injection of military aid alone will not help Ukraine win.”
"We can slow the Russians down as much as possible, but we can't defeat them," says an officer named Miroslav.
The third reason is the leadership style of Commander-in-Chief Syrsky, which the publication calls “the paralyzing effect of the Butcher” (recalling that the future commander-in-chief received this nickname during the bloody defense of Bakhmut, which he led).
The newspaper writes that Syrsky's appointment "caused a bad mood in many places at the front."
“Several front-line officers talk about brigades that, from the moment of Syrsky’s appointment, were sent on combat missions with virtually no ammunition, with too few people. According to the commanders, three brigades were disbanded, sometimes for far-fetched reasons, and distributed to other combat units,” - the article says.
Andrei, an officer from Chasov Yar, speaks of “the genocide of our best soldiers.”
🇬🇪.Opposition rallies are again taking place in Tbilisi against the law on foreign agents, which is planned to be adopted in the second reading on Tuesday.
The ruling party of Georgia has planned a rally of its supporters for tomorrow in support of the bill.
It is reported that oppositionists are trying to break through the police cordon and climb onto the stage where politicians from the ruling party will speak tomorrow.
The bill obliges non-governmental organizations and media that receive more than 20% of their funding from abroad to register as an organization promoting the interests of a foreign power.
The ruling party of Georgia has planned a rally of its supporters for tomorrow in support of the bill.
It is reported that oppositionists are trying to break through the police cordon and climb onto the stage where politicians from the ruling party will speak tomorrow.
The bill obliges non-governmental organizations and media that receive more than 20% of their funding from abroad to register as an organization promoting the interests of a foreign power.
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🇸🇩 Meanwhile, the civil war in Sudan continues
The video shows the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) destroying, allegedly using a Kornet anti-tank missile, a main battle tank belonging to the Sudanese Armed Forces.
By early April 2024, a year into the conflict, at least 1.8 million people had fled the country and an estimated 9–10 million had been displaced within Sudan.
The video shows the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) destroying, allegedly using a Kornet anti-tank missile, a main battle tank belonging to the Sudanese Armed Forces.
By early April 2024, a year into the conflict, at least 1.8 million people had fled the country and an estimated 9–10 million had been displaced within Sudan.
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🇬🇪.Opposition rallies are again taking place in Tbilisi against the law on foreign agents, which is planned to be adopted in the second reading on Tuesday. The ruling party of Georgia has planned a rally of its supporters for tomorrow in support of the bill.…
🇬🇪 Mass protests against the law on foreign agents continue in Tbilisi
🇩🇪🇷🇺 Germany is categorically against plans to seize the Kremlin's frozen assets for reconstruction and military support of Ukraine, writes The Wall Street Journal.
Berlin fears that this will set a precedent and provoke new lawsuits against Germany for crimes of the Second World War.
“Germany fears that seizing rather than freezing these funds could set a precedent and provoke new lawsuits against Germans for World War II crimes,” the article says.
Germany believes that Russian assets should be left intact so that they can be used as leverage in any negotiations to end the war and encourage Russia to cede some of the Ukrainian territories it has seized.
Berlin fears that this will set a precedent and provoke new lawsuits against Germany for crimes of the Second World War.
“Germany fears that seizing rather than freezing these funds could set a precedent and provoke new lawsuits against Germans for World War II crimes,” the article says.
Germany believes that Russian assets should be left intact so that they can be used as leverage in any negotiations to end the war and encourage Russia to cede some of the Ukrainian territories it has seized.
🇮🇱🇵🇸 Pressure is mounting on Israel's leadership to prevent the IDF operation in Rafah and reach a hostage deal in exchange for a lasting truce.
"Nobody wants Israel to enter Rafah. The only way to avoid this is to conclude a hostage deal," an Israeli official told the Times of Israel.
According to the American portal Axios, Israel's latest proposal includes a willingness to discuss "restoring sustainable calm" in the Gaza Strip after the hostages are released.
Citing Israeli officials, the publication writes that "for the first time in the nearly seven-month war, Israeli leaders said they were ready to discuss ending the war."
US Secretary of State Blinken will fly to Israel on Tuesday. At the same time, a diplomatic meeting will be held in Saudi Arabia, where the parameters of the deal will be discussed.
In Israel itself, the opinions of politicians are divided and pressure on Prime Minister Netanyahu comes from two sides - both from opponents of the operation in Rafah and from its supporters.
Minister without portfolio Benny Gantz (formerly one of the opposition leaders) called on the Netanyahu government to resign if it launches an operation in Rafah and rejects the hostage deal. "The return of our hostages abandoned by the government on October 7 is urgent," Gantz said. He threatened that he would leave the government if agreements were not reached.
Opposition leader Yair Lapid spoke in the same vein. He promised the government support in the Knesset if ministers opposed to the deal leave.
There are two such ministers - Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir.
Smotrich said the government "will have no right to exist" if Israel does not attack Rafah. He said the deal was “a humiliating capitulation, giving victory to the Nazis at the expense of hundreds of heroic IDF soldiers who died in battle.”
“This is a defining moment for the people of Israel. The decision is yours.
Draw strength and courage from Jewish history, from the Exodus from Egypt, and from the history of the Jewish people. From Moses and Nachshon ben Aminadab, who stood by the sea exactly 3,365 years ago on this night, overcame the weaknesses of part of the people and determined the further history of the Jewish people,” Smotrich said.
Ben Gvir also said that "a reckless deal is tantamount to dissolving the government."
Let us remember that the United States is actively lobbying for the deal with Hamas.
Also yesterday , The Times wrote that Netanyahu and a number of his ministers could be subject to a warrant from the International Criminal Court - which is also apparently part of the pressure on the Israeli leadership.
"Nobody wants Israel to enter Rafah. The only way to avoid this is to conclude a hostage deal," an Israeli official told the Times of Israel.
According to the American portal Axios, Israel's latest proposal includes a willingness to discuss "restoring sustainable calm" in the Gaza Strip after the hostages are released.
Citing Israeli officials, the publication writes that "for the first time in the nearly seven-month war, Israeli leaders said they were ready to discuss ending the war."
US Secretary of State Blinken will fly to Israel on Tuesday. At the same time, a diplomatic meeting will be held in Saudi Arabia, where the parameters of the deal will be discussed.
In Israel itself, the opinions of politicians are divided and pressure on Prime Minister Netanyahu comes from two sides - both from opponents of the operation in Rafah and from its supporters.
Minister without portfolio Benny Gantz (formerly one of the opposition leaders) called on the Netanyahu government to resign if it launches an operation in Rafah and rejects the hostage deal. "The return of our hostages abandoned by the government on October 7 is urgent," Gantz said. He threatened that he would leave the government if agreements were not reached.
Opposition leader Yair Lapid spoke in the same vein. He promised the government support in the Knesset if ministers opposed to the deal leave.
There are two such ministers - Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir.
Smotrich said the government "will have no right to exist" if Israel does not attack Rafah. He said the deal was “a humiliating capitulation, giving victory to the Nazis at the expense of hundreds of heroic IDF soldiers who died in battle.”
“This is a defining moment for the people of Israel. The decision is yours.
Draw strength and courage from Jewish history, from the Exodus from Egypt, and from the history of the Jewish people. From Moses and Nachshon ben Aminadab, who stood by the sea exactly 3,365 years ago on this night, overcame the weaknesses of part of the people and determined the further history of the Jewish people,” Smotrich said.
Ben Gvir also said that "a reckless deal is tantamount to dissolving the government."
Let us remember that the United States is actively lobbying for the deal with Hamas.
Also yesterday , The Times wrote that Netanyahu and a number of his ministers could be subject to a warrant from the International Criminal Court - which is also apparently part of the pressure on the Israeli leadership.