Detailed report below on one Russian brigade. Same patterns of pre-invasion negligence: soldiers not told they were going to war until the day of, secrecy more important than proper planning, unraveling functioning. There are other units like this and more stories to tell.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Croatian MPs Reject EU Mission to Support Ukrainian Military
On Dec 16, Croatian MPs rejected a proposal for Croatia to join an EU mission in support of the Ukrainian military The govt needed 101 votes in the 151-seat parliament – a two-thirds majority – to pass the proposal, which was narrowly rejected 97-10.
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Russia fortifies Crimea, Kherson Oblast amid Ukrainian offensive concerns
General Staff: Russia fortifies Crimea, Kherson Oblast amid concerns about Ukrainian offensive. Russian forces continue strengthening their defense lines on the border between Kherson Oblast and Crimea, Ukraine’s General Staff reported on Dec. 16.
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National Guard member joins Wednesday dance trend
Member of the National Guard (part of the Ministry of Internal Affairs) has also done the popular Wednesday dance.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 16 décembre 2022
📹: Ministry of Internal Affairs pic.twitter.com/P5k8k3cJfYA member of the National Guard (part of the Ministry of Internal Affairs) has also done the popular Wednesday dance. : Ministry of Internal Affairs
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EU sanctions nearly 200 Russian individuals
The EU has imposed sanctions on nearly 200 individuals and entities from Russia: security forces, judges, parties, Kadyrov's daughters
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Support Ukrainians fighting for the right side of history
Please consider supporting Ukrainians. We fight on the right side of history. We fight for everyone. We live for everyone. Some info is in the pinned tweet. There are other options too. 7/7
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After Russia’s invasion, weather complaints seem pointless; now enjoy snow
I have noticed that we are not bothered by the weather anymore. We are ready. After the 24th of Feb last year when Russia invaded complaining about weather seems pointless. So I tend to enjoy snow now. Here is a pic at the entrance of our building this morning. 6/
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TV station interviews school managing attacks and blackouts
A TV station came to our school to shoot how we manage through the attacks and blackouts. They interviewed students and faculty. Talked about why we keep teaching in shelters during the attacks and why we invest in equipment that runs when the central infrastructure is hit 4/
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Missile damage leaves no water, technical water keeps dignity
3 missiles did enough of damage. We still have no water in our apartment. But electricity and heating is back. In our university we used technical water for bathrooms. It is a simple thing, but keeps dignity. 3/
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Santa visits kids in shelter built with contributions, Kyiv intercepts 37 missiles
In Ukraine Santa visits kids in shelters when there are missile attacks. This shelter, btw, was built using your contributions to KSE. Today, Russia sent over 70 missiles most of which were shot down. In Kyiv alone there were 40; air defense took out 37, but 2/