Yes, the guy who is now in charge of Russia’s operations in Ukraine is the one who once rammed protesters with his BMP in Moscow in 1991, then was charged with arms smuggling, and then committed multiple war crimes in Syria.
What a nice character, don’t you think?

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Just finished listening to WaPo’s famous article on the Battle of Kyiv (yes, I’m a bit slow).
All those memories…what can I say, many years after, we will be remembering those days as the time when we were doing the most important and decent thing in our lifetime.

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Joining @wolfblitzer in the @CNNSitRoom in a few minutes to discuss Russian missile strikes and the G7 response.

→ View original post on X — @markhertling

Oleksiy @arestovych, thank you for such important words about Belarus and Belarusians. Ukraine will win

→ View original post on X — @hannaliubakova

Ukrainian official: Since the beginning of October, over 500 square kilometres of territory and dozens of settlements have been liberated by the #Ukrainian soldiers in #Kherson Oblast.

→ View original post on X — @kyivpost

the moment between russian rockets landing and you hearing back from your loved ones is when i age a year per each minute.

→ View original post on X — @maksymeristavi

So.
Brussels.
NATO HQ.
I’m expecting a lot of important statements to be made tomorrow. The struggle goes on, Ukraine needs weapons to defend itself and put the worst European war of aggression since WWII to an end.

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4 more American High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS) that have helped Ukraine strike Russian ammo depots, command and control centers, and bridges, disrupting the enemy’s logistics far beyond the frontline, have arrived, says the Ukrainian defense minister.

→ View original post on X — @christopherjm