Ukraine manages to rescue activists kidnapped to occupied Crimea thanks to "traditional" corruption of Russian siloviki there – Crimean Tatar leader Mustafa Dzhemilev Says he personally bought out 7 activists; bribes start from $250 https://
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Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Crimean Tatar leader: Activists rescued from Crimea via bribes to Russian officials
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Kalush Orchestra to auction Eurovision statue for the army
Eurovision winner Kalush Orchestra will auction off their statuette and donate the proceeds to a fund aiding the Ukrainian Army and Ukraine – band leader Oleh Psiuk
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Belarusian volunteers reunite Bucha cat with owners after Russian theft
Belarusian volunteers found a Maine Coon cat from Bucha and returned it to the owners. Russian troops brought the cat to Belarus along with other stolen stuff. Volunteers found a contact of an owner on the pendant. They made veterinary docs and sent a cat to owners who are in
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Russian missile launches from Belgorod region
Russian missile launches from the #Belgorod region moments ago: pic.twitter.com/qPCCZzZ9gy
— The Intel Crab (@IntelCrab) 15 mai 2022Russian missile launches from the Belgorod region moments ago:
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Ukrainian forces advance towards Russian border in Kharkiv counteroffensive
Alright, people, we have the first Ukrainian unit coming up to the Russian border as part of the counter offensive action northeast of Kharkiv. We should expect Russia to lose this salient north of the city as well in the coming days.
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227th Territorial Defense Battalion Reaches Ukraine’s Border
The 227th Territorial Defense Battalion today reached Ukraine's state border while pushing the enemy back from the #Kharkiv region during the #UkraineRussianWar.
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Ukrainian tractor towing abandoned Russian flamethrower
Just a Ukrainian tractor towing an abandoned Russian heavy flamethrower Solntsepyok, somewhere in Ukraine pic.twitter.com/wZJuVr3sp1
— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) 15 mai 2022Just a Ukrainian tractor towing an abandoned Russian heavy flamethrower Solntsepyok, somewhere in Ukraine
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Drone precision: hitting a tank hatch from 300m altitude discussed
The Ukrainians have said that they can hit a 1m square target from 300m altitude using a drone and munition like this. So it's not impossible that they could have aimed it through a tank hatch, but I think it unlikely in this case because of the moving vehicle and smoke.
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@bayraktar_1love — 2022-05-15
And yet it was one of the safest routes to leave #Kherson. After the #Ukrainian military recaptured Posad – Pokrovskoye, a several-kilometer-long column of civilian cars gathered on this road. The Russians constantly used civilian convoys as cover to redeploy troops. https://t.co/w8VW0B4A6d
— Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 (@bayraktar_1love) 15 mai 2022And yet it was one of the safest routes to leave #Kherson. After the #Ukrainian military recaptured Posad – Pokrovskoye, a several-kilometer-long column of civilian cars gathered on this road. The Russians constantly used civilian convoys as cover to redeploy troops.
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Life insurance challenges for T-72 tank crew
You'd certainly find trouble finding life insurance as a T-72 crewman.