Russian terrorist attacks on civilian targets are not an accident.

This is their strategy of putting pressure on civilians so that they, in turn, demand to agree to any Russian conditions, just so that this terror stops.

But after it will come an even greater, more terrible terror, from which there will be no escape.

Our ancestors went through this centuries ago.
After capturing Ukraine, the Russians organized the famine, concentration camps, and used our people to conquer Europe.

Terror is the only tool they have left to try to subjugate Ukrainian people.
They will not succeed.

After the night attack, Zelensky cancels part of his visit to South Africa, after meeting with the country's president, immediately returns to Ukraine.

Meanwhile, it became known that two children from the same family died in Kyiv

Meanwhile soon

Zelensky won't agree to a ceasefire while his capital is being bombed, — Macron said.

"U.S. anger should be directed at one person: Putin, who started this war against a neighboring country. He must finally stop lying to the world," the French President emphasized.

My Landing today. hehe))

So when it was a “good” timing?

I think Putin will listen to me and stop the strikes on Ukraine, - Trump.

Yeah yeah, 100%

Rus evacuation. I think they dropped something

Trump: “I have my own deadline for a Russia–Ukraine deal.” He says both sides must negotiate, claims Putin listens to him, and stresses NATO’s strength comes from the U.S.

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Britain no longer wants to send troops to Ukraine, — The Times

Sources said sending ground troops is considered too risky due to the possibility of a larger war.

The Economist

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BREAKING:

India officially suspends the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) from 1960.

The World Bank-brokered agreement allocates the waters of 6 rivers in the Indus Basin.

India controls the eastern rivers (Sutlej, Beas, Ravi) with unrestricted use, while Pakistan has primary rights over the western rivers (Indus, Jhelum, Chenab), though India can use them for non-consumptive purposes like hydropower.

If India starts blocking access to water from all 6 rivers, Pakistan will be hit by a water scarcity crisis and its economy will be in serious trouble as 70% of Pakistan’s water needs are covered by these rivers.

Pakistan’s Punjab and Sindh provinces, which are key agricultural hubs, would face severe water shortages followed by reduced crop yields, food insecurity, and economic losses.