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Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Q&A with defense reporter on Russia’s war one year in
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Podcast: Intercepted Russian calls, Ukrainian journalists’ Mariupol stories
And here is an extremely interesting podcast about these intercepted phone calls of Russian soldiers (see my previous post) along with personal stories of Ukrainian journalists who were in Mariupol during the fight for the city.
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Ukraine’s unwavering resolve: defend, liberate, and seek justice for invaders.
Tired, but unbroken.
We will defend our land, we will liberate each Ukrainian village and city.
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Russian attacks near Bakhmut unsuccessful, Ukraine says
General Staff of the Armed Forces claims recent Russian attacks near #Bakhmut (including on Ivanivske) were unsuccessful.
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Ukraine’s liberty contrasts with deepthroated Putin’s Russia, even under martial law.
What’s really funny is that even under martial law (the effect of which we don’t really feel except for nighttime curfews), Ukraine is still an embodiment of liberty compared to Putin’s Russia you deepthroat on the daily.,
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Massive explosion in Crimea shocks longtime resident
Huge explosion from the sounds of it. One resident says they've lived in Crimea for 60 years and never heard a sound like this.
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Explosion near Sudak, Crimea; foul odor reported
Reports of an explosion near the Crimean town of #Sudak. A nasty odor is also smelled.
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Explosions at Russian Air Force airfield in Belarus, BYPOL reports
Explosions rock military airfield that hosts Russian Air Forces in Belarus, BYPOL reports Locals reported 2 explosions at Machulishchi airfield, 12 kilometers from the Belarusian capital Minsk. Russia uses this airfield to launch missiles at Ukraine.
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Secret recordings reveal Russia’s crimes in Ukraine
About 2,000 secret recordings of intercepted conversations between Russian soldiers in Ukraine and their loved ones in Russia, analyzed by @ekinetz of @AP show the depth of Russia's crimes against humanity. A thorough and invaluable work. Thank you!
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Suspected explosions: mass checks in Belarus
Two explosions may be the result of sabotage and diversion. The airfield is cordoned off. KGB and secret services are checking cars, employees, residents, and passersby. People's cell phones are also being checked.