Russia has been able to bypass export controls for military and dual use inputs. These controls have been imposed since the war started, but Western companies components now again find their way to Russia. I don’t want to accuse anyone, but in the end it is blood money.
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Ukrainians face sentences for Bible studies in Crimea
Two #Ukrainians face long sentences for Bible studies in #Russia occupied #Crimea
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Last grain ship leaves Odesa as Russia blocks extension of deal
The last ship to travel under a UN-brokered grain deal left the port of Odesa early on 16 July Russia has not agreed to register any new ships since June 27 and the initiative will expire on 17 July unless Moscow agrees to extend it.
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Ukrainian drones destroy Russian MT-LB and “Bukhanka”
⚡️🇺🇦Ukrainian military destroyed/damaged 🇷🇺Russian MT-LB and "Bukhanka" with the help of FPV kamikaze drones pic.twitter.com/Cn9q6HwgzU
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 16 juillet 2023Ukrainian military destroyed/damaged Russian MT-LB and "Bukhanka" with the help of FPV kamikaze drones
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Kinburn Peninsula Strategic Control on Dnipro River
Kinburn Peninsula is a historically significant location at the place of entry to the Dnipro river into the Black Sea. Dnipro runs throughout Ukraine from Belarus through Kyiv, Dnipro, Zaporizhzhia, Kherson, Mykolayiv. If you control it, you control traffic on Dnipro 9/
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Kakhovka Dam Disaster and Russian Burning: Environmental Impact
The peninsula used to be a stopover point for migratory birds, hosting over 200 bird species, including the endangered Dalmatian Pelican. But after the Kakhovka dam disaster and the Russians burning the woods, I am not sure what the birds would. Look for another place? Die? 8/
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Ukrainian Special Ops Disrupt Russian Launches in Ochakiv Area
Ochakiv is controlled by Ukraine. Russians use the peninsula to bring rocket launchers there to target Mykolayiv. Ukrainian special ops operate in the are to disrupt the launches. 6/
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Kinburn: From Tourist Paradise to War Zone
Before the war, Kinburn's clean, sandy beaches were increasingly popular with Ukrainian tourists seeking a tranquil escape. It was becoming a surfing and yoga paradise. But no more. 7/
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Testimony: Travel across Dnipro river from Ochakiv
There is no way to get there except by a very long hike or an hour so off road drive. And before that we had to take a boat ride across Dnipro river from Ochakiv. 5/ pic.twitter.com/TQJPsRMe43
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 16 juillet 2023There is no way to get there except by a very long hike or an hour so off road drive. And before that we had to take a boat ride across Dnipro river from Ochakiv. 5/
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Occupation and deportation in occupied peninsula
The sadness is because the peninsula is occupied and damaged. It might take decades for this beautiful place to recover. We have a friend whose parents live there. She tells horror stories about deportations and torture. But Russians also burned the entire forest there. 2/