Soldiers from A Company, 1st Battalion The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment of the British Army are conducting firearms training for servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Russia loses 9 heavy flamethrower systems
9 важких вогнеметних систем залпового вогню, таких як ТОС-1 "Буратіно" та ТОС-1А "Солнепьок", вже втратив ворог з початку широкомасштабного вторгнення.
— Генеральний штаб ЗСУ (@GeneralStaffUA) 15 février 2023
На відео палає одна з них.
Вистоїмо і переможемо! Слава Україні! pic.twitter.com/9k16ivkSp9Russia has already lost 9 heavy multiple rocket launcher flamethrower systems, such as the TOS-1 'Buratino' and TOS-1A 'Solntsepek', since the start of the full-scale invasion. One of them is seen burning in the footage. We shall stand and prevail! Glory to Ukraine!
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Murder in Udmurtia: War veteran shoots and strangles friend during drinking session.
12/ There has also been a murder case: "in Udmurtia, according to investigators, in the course of a drinking bout in a garage, a comrade who had returned from the war shot his friend in the eye and then strangled him with a wire. The trial began on 9 February." /end
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Russian servicemen tried for weapons and explosives offenses since Feb 2022
11/ Since February 2022, it reports, "at least 42 Russian servicemen have been put on trial for misappropriation, storage, transportation and carrying of weapons, ammunition and explosive devices".
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Tragic incident: Serviceman fires flare gun in Kostroma nightclub
9/ The loudest and most tragic event involving a serviceman returned from Ukraine took place in Kostroma. On November 5, Stanislav Ionkin, 23, who had been wounded, fired a flare gun at the Polygon nightclub (the incident was not captured on video).
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Soldiers returning from Ukraine escalate violence in Russia
1/ Soldiers returning home to Russia after fighting in Ukraine are reportedly responsible for an increasing number of violent incidents, including fights and shootings. However, the Russian courts are being very lenient towards offenders, dismaying and frustrating civilians. ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/JkT03fC830
— ChrisO_wiki (@ChrisO_wiki) 15 février 20231/ Soldiers returning home to Russia after fighting in Ukraine are reportedly responsible for an increasing number of violent incidents, including fights and shootings. However, the Russian courts are being very lenient towards offenders, dismaying and frustrating civilians.
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Key event supported by the US in the region
This important event took place with the support of the Democracy Promotion Fund of the US Embassy in Ukraine, in partnership with the Kyiv Regional Military Administration.
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Mine Safety Project for Children in Kyiv Region
In the Kyiv region, a project to educate children about mine safety rules has been implemented. Between September 2022 and February 2023, the humanitarian project 'Reducing the Risks of Child Injuries from Explosive Hazards' was successfully carried out in 131 secondary education institutions in the Kyiv region.
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Children’s Valentine’s Day Cards for Ukraine’s Defenders
#ILoveZSU: Valentine's Day cards from children delivered to Ukraine's defenders Yesterday, February 14, 2023, the "Support a Child" project team, with informational support from the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, held the #ILoveZSU flash mob dedicated to Valentine's Day.
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Ashes of Danylo Boguslavskyi scattered over Kherson after liberation
Shortly after the liberation, the ashes of Danylo Boguslavskyi were scattered over Kherson. He died in mid-October during a counterattack on the city. The brother and friend left a part of the fighter in the city for which he gave his life.