"All frozen Russian assets both government and individuals must be used for the postwar reconstruction of Ukraine,"–Latvian Foreign Affairs Minister @edgarsrinkevics tweeted today

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EU sees high risk of child trafficking as 3.3 million Ukrainians come to Europe. Around half of them are children. European Commissioner for Migration said it today,stressing a major information campaign on the risk must be carried out immediately–Reuters https://
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u-sees-high-risk-child-trafficking-33-million-ukrainians-flee-europe-2022-03-21/
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В Херсоні окупанти відкрили вогонь по мирним людям в центрі міста. Є поранені. ВIДЕОhttps://t.co/2XqxoUlCIo pic.twitter.com/OVArrJiNHu

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In Kherson, Russian forces opened fire on civilians in the city center. There are wounded. VIDEO

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That's why most soldiers who have seen war never want to see it again. And why some professional soldiers do all they can to prevent wars in the future, with an understanding of what is at stake. And why Putin's illegal & criminal war in Ukraine is such an abomination. 25/25

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BTW, in that column were medical supplies. And medical trucks with other types of supplies. Losing those put a damper on treating & evacuating the RU wounded. 21/

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I've also not mentioned the UKR casualties, because there's been no release of numbers. I'm sure they're high, but also likely significantly less than the RU #. As UKR soldiers have been taught first aid, Combat Lifesaver techniques & the importance of medical evacuation. 23/

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Add to all this UKR's ability to block roads and create ambushes. That 40 mile column everyone was hyped about? Vehicles couldn't go forward due to a lack of success by the RU force & it couldn't go back because UKR forces blocked the roads. UKR got around to it.20/

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Now, back to the UKR infantryman with a Javelin versus a RU tank…or BMP…or truck. It's easy to see who has the advantage in a Javelin fight. Especially when the RUs are road-bound, not being able to maneuver due to the UKR weather & "rasputitsa" (mud…like a bog). 19/

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If a UKR squad ambushes a RU column, each soldier with 1 AT missile engages 1 vehicle, and. -A RU tanks has a 3-man crew (they have auto-loaders instead of 4 crewmember, like us).
-A RU BMP has a driver, a vehicle commander, and a squad.
-RU Artillery has 5-10 crew members. 13/

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