Prigozhin is reportedly preparing to scale back his private army’s operations in Ukraine after being barred from recruiting from prisons and deprived of supplies by Russian military chiefs

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A Swiss-made armored vehicle Eagle 1 of the Ukrainian Army in Donetsk Oblast, eastern Ukraine

Despite the decision of the Swiss govt. to maintain the policy of neutrality, which prohibits supply of Swiss-made weapons to Ukraine, an Eagle helps 🇺🇦.
📹https://t.co/ICZshTMgiR pic.twitter.com/QTXSCnzdoV

— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) 23 mars 2023

A Swiss-made armored vehicle Eagle 1 of the Ukrainian Army in Donetsk Oblast, eastern Ukraine Despite the decision of the Swiss govt. to maintain the policy of neutrality, which prohibits supply of Swiss-made weapons to Ukraine, an Eagle helps . http://
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This video by the Separate UAV Service of the Ukrainian Volunteers Army that works on the southeastern front line shows how it helps to identify and destroy the positions of Russian troops in February-beginning of March this year. pic.twitter.com/lqh24YhqLm

— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) 23 mars 2023

This video by the Separate UAV Service of the Ukrainian Volunteers Army, operating on the southeastern front line, demonstrates how it helps identify and destroy Russian troop positions from late February to early March this year.

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Seems like the Russian tank did not get too far. Eventually, Ukrainian defenders destroyed it with a follow-up strike.
📹@Teoyaomiquu pic.twitter.com/RcMcGBymHz

— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) 23 mars 2023

Seems like the Russian tank did not get too far. Eventually, Ukrainian defenders destroyed it with a follow-up strike. @Teoyaomiquu

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Some or many of them have never heard of us and do not want to hear because for them we are subhuman compared to Russians. But we keep chipping away at this rock.

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More contemptible than the contemptible Rusnya who have scattered abroad and hidden behind a victim complex to evade responsibility for the country and genocide are the Westerners who defend them daily and of their own volition.

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I think that now, after the invasion, there's even more of that. There's a feeling that it's possible not only to strongly defend Ukraine but to build something new and just. I believe that, although the situation is very terrible right now, it's also a historic opportunity – 4/

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Foreigners often believe that the key concern in Ukraine, at least in Kyiv, is security. We asked Tomas our visiting professor from the UK if it is true. He said he has already gotten used to the siren, but … 1/

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We also asked why he wants to be here in Ukraine. He said that "even before the invasion, I felt that there were many people in Ukraine who wanted to change their country for the better. And I didn't always feel that in my own country. … 3/

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it is very difficult to get used to knowing that people are dying every day. It's psychologically harder than the personal security situation. 2/

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