#Belarus What a shame: a notorious propagandist goes on TV to ask whether people even need the Belarusian language. The situation is already catastrophic – unless you actively seek it out, it's increasingly hard to hear Belarusian in Belarus.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Albanian PM Rama Urges Europe to Resume Dialogue with Russia
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Trump Claims US Destroyed Iran’s Navy, Air Force and Air Defenses
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Ukraine gains battlefield edge over Russia’s fiber-optic drones
While Russia has bet everything on fiber-optic drones, Ukraine has gained the upper hand in jamming resistance or embedded AI, giving it dominance on the battlefield. The same holds true in medium-range warfare due to the loss of Starlink by the , or even in very long-range
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Prisoner Describes Beatings and Inhumane Conditions Upon Arrival
Colony. Beatings on arrival. “Live corridor” of guards hitting heads. Forced to stand for hours, eat standing, drink technical water. He walked in women’s shoes too small. “Reality was worse than I imagined.” 8/
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Ukrainian POW Describes Surgery Without Anesthesia and Torture
Hospital turned into a cell. Surgery without anesthesia: shrapnel cut out alive. “Don’t say later in Ukraine you were tortured,” surgeon said. Weeks without proper cleaning, infection, fever. 7/
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Russian Forces Delayed Evacuation of Wounded Prisoners for Hours
No medics for hours. Prisoners treated each other with torn sheets. Russians delayed evacuation, checking files while wounded bled. He was transported in a sleeping bag soaked with someone else’s blood to keep warm. 6/
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Barracks Explosion July 2022 Survivor Crawls Out Among Bodies
Night of Jul 29, 2022. Explosions. “The barrack collapsed into metal and concrete.” He was thrown by the blast, lost consciousness, woke up among bodies, crawled out through debris with a punctured lung. 5/
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Olenivka: 333 prisoners crammed in space for 120
Olenivka. 333 prisoners in a space for 120. People slept on floors, stairs, anywhere. No air. He chose a place near the exit “to breathe at least a bit.” Gave it to a wounded comrade. Moved deeper inside. 4/
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Azov Soldier’s Journey from Mariupol to Azovstal 2022
18 years old when he joined the army. 2020 — contract with Azov. Feb 2022 — Mariupol. “Wall to wall” fighting. Shot in the leg on Mar 13 while evacuating a wounded comrade. After hospital bombing, evacuated to Azovstal. 2/