The Ministry of Internal Affairs is preparing amendments to the second reading of the bill on the right to civilian firearms. They expect that Ukrainians will be able to freely buy pistols as early as 2023, said the adviser of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Viktor Andrusiv.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Russian forces moving west near Kherson-Melitopol
Looks like Russian forces are moving assets westward in the Kherson-Melitopol area.
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Russian forces enter Klynove and may seize control
Russian forces have entered and possibly taken control over Klynove.
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Turkey detains Russian ship carrying Ukrainian grain
Turkish customs authorities detained a Russian cargo ship carrying grain, which Ukraine considers stolen. The vessel likely transported cargo from the temporarily occupied Berdyansk, Ukraine's ambassador to Turkey said on national television, according to Reuters.
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Russia claims capture of Luhansk Oblast
Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu reported to Putin that Russian troops had completely occupied the Luhansk Oblast. Meanwhile, Ukraine's Defense Ministry denies this, stating that the city of Lysychansk and nearby settlements are not under full control.
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Kremlin’s love for luxury, fear of war and nuclear button
And don’t get me started on scary nukes and the global holocaust — those guys in the Kremlin are very much in love with luxury, money, and being alive. And they are afraid of declaring official mobilization and calling this a war, let alone hitting the red button.
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Ukrainian military strengthens, Russia fires missiles at civilians
…was Ukrainian military getting stronger and more capable of putting a real end to this war end sooner. The only sort of “escalation” Russia is capable of is firing hordes of missiles against Ukrainian civilians as Ukraine’s military smashes Russian ammo depots with new M142s.
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Russian missile fragment hits Belgorod high-rise, Ukraine denies weapon possession
On July 3, a part of the Russian Pantsir missile fell on a high-rise building in the Russian city of Belgorod. The Ukrainian army does not have such weapons in service, @the_ins_ru writes, citing military expert Oleh Zhdanov and @CITeam_en investigators.
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@gerashchenko_en — 2022-07-03
A data set of nearly million articles about collected from more than 8,000 Russian websites since 2014 shows that references to Nazism were relatively flat for 8 years and then spiked to unprecedented levels on Feb. 24. They have remained high ever since, – @nytimes
