Pentagon said the first six of “around 30 or so” total shipments of the latest round of US security assistance to Ukraine have been moved into the region. Switchblade drones promised to Ukraine will begin shipping in “relatively soon.” https://
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These are *Ukrainian* anti-tank mines.

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Reportedly, Ukraine has submitted a list of needs to Congress. Among else:
tactical radars
air defense systems
aircraft (Su-25)
drones
"We don’t have time… What we need is action,” Ukrainian MP said during todays visit of Congress https://
apnews.com/article/russia
-ukraine-business-europe-asia-global-trade-7518cee1da8c51cf07979672c5b312a3
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According to Aerorozvidka each one of their octocopter drones costs $20,000 – that presumably includes the thermal image camera and the weaponization – but that's only half the cost of an NLAW – these things are super, super cheap, and can be used multiple times.

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“At every stage of the way, they tell you that you have to be grateful that you are given a sandwich or evacuated somewhere else, that you have been liberated,” she said, adding, “Liberated from what?”

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When she emerged into the light for the first time after two weeks, she could barely recognize the landscape of her town: “There were just fallen trees, bricks and debris. I watched a woman from my shelter die in front of me… her heart couldn’t take it.”

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Satellite images and videos verified by The Washington Post show that in recent weeks, Russian-backed forces have begun building a camp in Bezymenne in separatist-controlled eastern Ukraine.

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The Ukrainians were told to turn over their phones and passwords to another officer, who entered their data into his computer, including their phone contacts. The next step was interrogation.

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She described being taken to what the Russian army called a “filtration camp” — a vast military tent with rows of men in uniforms calling up civilians one by one. Each “temporarily displaced person” was photographed from all sides and fingerprinted.

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Another batch of irradiated Russian terrorists was brought to the Belarusian Radiation Medicine Center in Gomel today at 1 o'clock in the morning. Have you dug trenches in the Red Forest, bitches? Now live with it for the rest of your short life. /1

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