Kinzhal missile launch, air defenses active
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Kyiv air defense intercepts hypersonic Russian ballistic missile over city
Air defence work loud in Kyiv!!!! Interception of bloody russian hypersonic ballistic over the city!
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Warning! Enemy MiG-31K Fighters Taking Off
Attention! All of Ukraine is under missile threat due to the takeoff of enemy MiG-31K fighters.
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Russian MiG-31 on alert: Kinzhal missile threat to Ukraine
A Russian MiG-31 took off from the Slavyanka airbase. There is a high threat of a Russian hypersonic Kinzhal missile launch targeting all of Ukraine.
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US nuclear weapons return to UK soil for first time since 2005
For the first time since 2005, US nuclear weapons have been deployed on UK soil. Several B61-12 thermonuclear gravity bombs are said to have been moved from the US Air Force Nuclear Weapons Centre at Kirtland Air Force Base in New Mexico to a nuclear weapons storage
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How Ukrainians’ vacation tourniquets save lives
Source: https://united24media.com/life-in-ukraine/why-ukrainians-are-carrying-tourniquets-on-vacation-and-how-its-already-saving-lives-9993 …
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Ukrainian instructor trains 7,000 yearly; tourniquet eyeball rule
Ukrainian instructor Yaroslav Vus trains 7,000 people a year in first aid – civilians, soldiers, teachers. One of his key lessons: “How tight should the tourniquet be? Tight enough to make your eyeballs press into your glasses.” 4/
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Ukrainians treat tourniquets like ID amid massive Shahed strikes
Since 2022, Ukrainians have treated tourniquets like ID – always on hand. Russia launched over 20,000 Shaheds in the first half of 2025. In a missile strike, the first responder is whoever’s nearby. And often, they’re not medics. 3/
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Ukrainian soldier uses tourniquet to save teen in Venice
Ukrainians carry tourniquets on vacation. United24: In Venice, a teen lay bleeding on the street. Off duty Ukrainian soldier Yanis Tereshchenko pushed through the crowd, pulled out a tourniquet and stopped the bleed. – Are you a medic?
– Soldier.
– American?
– No. Ukrainian. 1/ -
Ex-teacher Yanis, now Ukrainian soldier, awarded in Venice for heroism
Before the war, Yanis taught geography at a school. Now he serves in Ukraine’s 3rd Assault Brigade. He was on vacation with his child when he saw the blood, crossed the street, and acted without hesitation. The mayor of Venice gave him an award. 2/