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Do you think they were allowed to vote?
I'm guessing you're going to say they weren't.
Ukraine: Arnold Schwarzenegger's anti-war video trends on Russian social media
In the video the actor warns Russians they are being fed misinformation over the Ukraine war.www.bbc.co.uk
Good to see. Maybe he can make a video for all the brainwashed Trump fuckboys...
View: https://youtu.be/vAWvl-g_6rg
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They were allowed to leave the polling station and go home or vote for joining Russia under armed supervision.
So they'd look over their shoulder while they voted?
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Probably stood right beside them
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They should lock that guy in a room with Vitali
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@Nuk Soo Kow
@Gooner 4 Life
it has an English version now
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bh2blc8aDjY
Nice. Good to see the lyrics.
What the heck is a retractable penis?
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Ukrainian Counteroffensive Near Mykolaiv Relieves Strategic Port City
For weeks, Mykolaiv was on the front line. Now, with Ukrainian forces pressing a counteroffensive, the Russians have been pushed back and the port city’s 470,000 people are attempting a tentative return to normality.
www.wsj.com
470,000 people are attempting a tentative return to normality.
Ukrainian Counteroffensive Near Mykolaiv Relieves Strategic Port City
For weeks, Mykolaiv was on the front line. Now, with Ukrainian forces pressing a counteroffensive, the Russians have been pushed back and the port city’s 470,000 people are attempting a tentative return to normality.
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Jewish Ukrainians gear up for fierce Russia fight, alongside the 'neo-Nazis' they say Putin is lying about - Jewish Telegraphic Agency
"Ukrainian Jews are not silent when injustice is going on. This is what being Jewish is all about,” said Daniel Kovzhun, who is preparing to defend Kyiv with a gun he doesn't know how to shoot.
www.jta.org
sanity restored
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Russia trying to stop the EU membership is the clearest signal of Russia's disingenuous claims.
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@Qat dont get froggy with your new military or we will kick ur ass again:
Defence Minister Anita Anand says she will present a range of military spending options to cabinet ahead of the upcoming spring budget — some of which could result in a significant jump in Canada's defence spending.
Some of the options could see Ottawa's defence spending exceed two per cent of Canada's GDP, Anand said.
On Wednesday, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg called on allied nations to spend a "minimum" of two per cent of GDP on defence. He warned the upcoming expansion of NATO's deterrence and defence efforts in eastern Europe will "require major investments" by the allies.
Canada currently spends 1.39 per cent of its GDP on the military, according to the latest NATO figures, and has had no plan to hit the long-established two per cent target. Anand signalled that might change.
"I personally am bringing forward aggressive options which would see [Canada], potentially, exceeding the two per cent level, hitting the two per cent level, and below the two per cent level," she said during an interview with CBC's Power & Politics.
Defence Minister Anita Anand says she will present a range of military spending options to cabinet ahead of the upcoming spring budget — some of which could result in a significant jump in Canada's defence spending.
Some of the options could see Ottawa's defence spending exceed two per cent of Canada's GDP, Anand said.
On Wednesday, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg called on allied nations to spend a "minimum" of two per cent of GDP on defence. He warned the upcoming expansion of NATO's deterrence and defence efforts in eastern Europe will "require major investments" by the allies.
Canada currently spends 1.39 per cent of its GDP on the military, according to the latest NATO figures, and has had no plan to hit the long-established two per cent target. Anand signalled that might change.
"I personally am bringing forward aggressive options which would see [Canada], potentially, exceeding the two per cent level, hitting the two per cent level, and below the two per cent level," she said during an interview with CBC's Power & Politics.