No surprise that russia is so obsessed with combat mosquitoes in Ukraine. Looks like nature is fighting back against the aggressor, both fauna (gepards, crabs) and flora (irises, peonies, carnations, willows, adlers)
Nature always wins.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Nature fights back against Russia in Ukraine: mosquitoes, animals, and plants unite.
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Analyse de la reprise du système énergétique ukrainien
They also analyzed the energy system’s recovery after Russian attacks and the strengthening of air defense to protect Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.
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Zelensky holds commanders’ meeting after Kherson retreat
Staff members discussed the frontline situation, measures to strengthen and defend the Ukrainian border, and providing the Armed Forces with weapons and ammunition.
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Russia never intended to keep Kherson
“Russia never wanted to take and keep Kherson, it was just a feint” coming in 3…2…1…
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Russia trades Western arms for Iranian drones
Russia sent €140 million in cash and captured Western weapons to Tehran in exchange for Iranian drones, according to Sky News. In August, Russian military aircraft secretly transported money, a British NLAW, a US Javelin, and a Stinger missile to Iran.
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Attack causes cornfield fire, no casualties; UN incendiary weapons protocol
As a result of the attack, a cornfield caught fire but no casualties were reported, Zhyvytsky added. The UN Protocol on Incendiary Weapons prohibits using them against civilians.
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Governor: Russian incendiary fire aimed at Sumy Oblast
Governor: Russian troops use incendiary ammunition to attack Sumy Oblast. Russian forces hit one of the villages in the Esman community near the Ukrainian-Russian border 20 times on Nov. 9, according to Sumy Oblast Governor Dmytro Zhyvytsky.
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Ukraine liberates two villages in Kherson Oblast
Ukraine liberates two villages in Kherson Oblast. Videos of troops raising Ukrainian flags in Pravdyne and Kalynivske have been published online. Pravdyne is located 45 kilometers west of regional capital Kherson, while Kalynivske is located 70 kilometers north of the city.
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Kherson occupation leader Kyryl Stremousov reportedly dies in road accident
On Nov. 9, one of the so-called leaders of the occupation “administration” of Kherson, Kyryl Stremousov died – Russian media Some Russian Telegram channels wrote that he died in a road accident near Henichesk. https://
euromaidanpress.com/2022/11/09/rus
sian-occupiers-report-kherson-occupation-leader-stremousovs-death/?swcfpc=1
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Ukraine hasn’t confirmed Russian retreat from Kherson
Neither the Ukrainian military nor President Volodymyr Zelensky has confirmed Russia's retreat from Kherson. According to Ukraine's October assessment, there were 30,000 to 50,000 Russian troops on Dnipro's right bank.