Zelenskyy says Putin has started WWIII
“We must prevent it from becoming a broad full-scale third world war,” Ukrainian president says in BBC interview.
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"All of Vlad's forces and all of Vlad's men, are out to put Humpty together again." (80 Viewers)
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Her son enlisted to fight for Ukraine. In a way, his death brought relief
Ruslana Bronovytska's son Dima did not tell her he was signing up to fight for Ukraine. When he went missing, it was the beginning of a new, hellish reality many people in the country face.
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fubar57
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MiTasol
Major
True, but the bipartisan US bill, if passed, would make that look like peanuts. All but a thumbnail full of senators and congressmen have promised to vote for it but ONE PERSON is stopping it from being bought to the vote - and he is not a senator or congressman.
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Zelenskyy pleads to Trump: ‘Stay on our side’
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy made a plea to Donald Trump on Monday, telling CNN he wants the U.S. president “to stay on our side.”
buffnut453
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While the tenor of this story doesn't surprise me, the skeptical part of me wonders how the quoted Russian soldiers managed to escape from the army, from prison, and from Russia.
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The reporting shouldn't reveal too much specific detail about the men for fear of compromising them or their families. However, the eyewitness commentary provided has few specific details.
I'm not saying these men are lying. It's just that there isn't any tangible evidence to corroborate their stories, and the big gaps in the narratives (like how they escaped) make me pause before accepting it at face value.
Russia soldiers tell BBC they saw fellow troops in Ukraine war executed on commanders' orders
Four men expose the horror and brutality of conditions in the Ukraine war, with two saying they saw soldiers being shot for refusing orders.
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The reporting shouldn't reveal too much specific detail about the men for fear of compromising them or their families. However, the eyewitness commentary provided has few specific details.
I'm not saying these men are lying. It's just that there isn't any tangible evidence to corroborate their stories, and the big gaps in the narratives (like how they escaped) make me pause before accepting it at face value.
Glider
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I saw on our news programme that a number of the American arms manufacturing companies are starting to lean on the government to get the European countries to start placing orders in the USA. They are getting worried that by European countries concentrating on European manufacturing companies, America will lose a significant amount of long term business, which once lost will be hard to recover.
I think we are all aware that companies make at least as much money from support, spares and general maintenance, as they do from the initial purchase.
I admit that I have been wondering when this was going to happen, it was only a matter of time.
I think we are all aware that companies make at least as much money from support, spares and general maintenance, as they do from the initial purchase.
I admit that I have been wondering when this was going to happen, it was only a matter of time.
ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
An Iranian thanks Zelenski for his support of Iranian protesters:
View: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DTdT_xDEtJC/?igsh=ZGZpOWxobzJlbmpv
View: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DTdT_xDEtJC/?igsh=ZGZpOWxobzJlbmpv
This is an interesting example. RFE/RL is a good and reputable source.
But several days ago, they put a teaser ahead of this movie, and the title was "80,000 missing soldiers". I sent them a request to correct the title since no data confirmed the claim of 80,000 MIA Ukrainian military personnel. There is an approximate 80,000 estimate of all missing persons, civilians and military, including 3,000+ children, in the register of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
I'm glad to see that they changed the title of the full video.
There are networks designed to help them escape. One of the most famous:While the tenor of this story doesn't surprise me, the skeptical part of me wonders how the quoted Russian soldiers managed to escape from the army, from prison, and from Russia.
Russia soldiers tell BBC they saw fellow troops in Ukraine war executed on commanders' orders
Four men expose the horror and brutality of conditions in the Ukraine war, with two saying they saw soldiers being shot for refusing orders.
The reporting shouldn't reveal too much specific detail about the men for fear of compromising them or their families. However, the eyewitness commentary provided has few specific details.
I'm not saying these men are lying. It's just that there isn't any tangible evidence to corroborate their stories, and the big gaps in the narratives (like how they escaped) make me pause before accepting it at face value.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Get_Lost_(organisation)
Others are not so public.
The Legion and RDK(RVC) work with fugitives through their own channels, most probably, together with Ukrainian HUR.
ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
Interesting! Probaly sure, you were not only petson that noticed that tiny mistake! But they were open, friendly and civil to accept their unintentional mistake, and correct it.
