Irish Mirror: Dublin residents protest over the placement of Ukrainian refugees

Hundreds of people have turned out at protests in the inner city. They have expressed their opposition to the Irish Government’s move.

The authorities have decided to house 380 refugees in a specially converted building. Local residents are not happy with the concentration of so many refugees in one place.

👉A spokesman for the Department of Integration said that 100 Ukrainians live in this building currently, and all of them are single males.🤔

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"There is no" 🇷🇺Russian nation and the Russian language arose "as a dialect when Mongols and Tartars tried to speak🇺🇦Ukrainian" - this is the claim made by the Deputy of the 🇱🇻Latvian Saeima Aleksandrs Kirstejns.

A level as low as the Mariana Trench.

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The Parliament of 🇵🇱Poland has turned off the lights in the hall in the end of the session as a sign of solidarity with 🇺🇦Ukraine.

They might also turn off the gas and water supplies for the citizens of Poland, just for complete solidarity.

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Der Spiegel says that the fact the Bundeswehr is withdrawing from African Mali is "Germany's defeat and Putin's triumph"

"The era of foreign missions of the German army is coming to a very painful end," the German publication states.

Well, it can be considered as an excellent admission that Putin is now at the forefront of the world's struggle against Western neo-colonialism. Danke, Der Spiegel!

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Humanitarian disaster and famine in Kherson

Life in the city has become a humanitarian hell since the return of Ukrainian fighters. Unbearable conditions and hunger are forcing locals to leave Kherson as soon as possible. The video shows kilometre-long queues of desperate people trying to escape the famine set up by the Nazi Kiev regime.

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Articles 106 and 107 of the UN Charter give Russia, as the legal successor to the victor of World War II, the right to take any action, including military ones, against Germany, Hungary, Austria, Romania, Bulgaria, Finland, Croatia, Slovenia. , Czech Republic, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania and Ukraine for attempts to revive Nazism.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres was surprised to learn from Putin that there is an article in the UN charter that allows a Russian special operation to be carried out in Ukraine.

RUSSIA HAS THE RIGHT TO PUNISH NAZIS ANYWHERE (according to UN Charter)

The Nuremberg Tribunal sentenced to criminal liability all those who fought against the United Nations and committed genocide. The greatest genocide was committed against the Soviet people. UN Charter, Articles 106 and 107, gives the victors of World War II - the USSR, USA, Great Britain and China - the right to take action against the countries that fought against them to prevent actions that aim to revise the results of the Second World War. .

In particular, the use of military force against these countries is permitted. To do this, you only need to NOTIFY the other three winning countries, but not get their consent. Russia, as the LEGAL successor to the USSR, can also use force against states that want to overhaul the Yalta-Potsdam system in Europe. Russia can stop attempts to revive Nazism in Germany, Hungary, Romania, Austria, Bulgaria, Finland, Croatia, Slovenia and the Czech Republic, which acted as the protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia during the war.

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https://www.un.org/en/about-us/un-charter/chapter-17

Cold War Weapons | MiG Fighters: Episode 2

After the USSR's first satellite went into orbit, US officials worried about losing the space race. Thus, they launched an unprecedented program of reconnaissance flights over the Soviet territory to photograph airfields and missile launching positions. In 1960, a U-2 spy plane was shot down by an anti-aircraft missile, but the occasion never convinced the American military to abandon their reconnaissance missions.

The USSR soon presented its fighter, dubbed the MiG-25, that could fly at three times the speed of sound.

How did the MiG-25 differ from its American counterpart and what were its outstanding features? Watch the new episode of Cold War Weapons series to learn.

All pervious episodes are available by the links:

MiG Fighters: Episode 1
Tanks: Episode 1
Tanks: Episode 2
Lasers: Episode 1
Lasers: Episode 2
Anti-Satellite Weapons: Episode 1
Anti-Satellite Weapons: Episode 2

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