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U2's Bono and The Edge hold surprise concert in subway station in Kyiv
The Irish rock band was also joined by a Ukrainian band, Antytila.
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I am the Napoleon of internet generals and I say:
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@Azov Volunteer ANZ do you still think the Russians aren't forcibly taking people to Russia?
Plight of civilians in Ukraine
Press briefing on Ukraine by Matilda Bogner - Head of UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine Since 24 February, the United Nations Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine has been documenting violations of international humanitarian law and violations human rights law which have been...
You cunt.
Plight of civilians in Ukraine
Press briefing on Ukraine by Matilda Bogner - Head of UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine Since 24 February, the United Nations Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine has been documenting violations of international humanitarian law and violations human rights law which have been...www.ohchr.org
You cunt.
You illiterate cunt. Embarrassing reading comprehension.
Either you didn't understand the initial discussion or you don't understand what that release says. That's talking about the detention and disappearance of '200 mostly males', not the hundreds of thousands of refugee families that there were claims were being forcibly re-settled in Russia.
Detentions/disappearances of military-aged men in warzones and mass re-settlements are separate things, spastic. Nobody ever said the Ruskies weren't doing fucked up things.
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Ok mete
You illiterate cunt. Embarrassing reading comprehension.
Either you didn't understand the initial discussion or you don't understand what that release says. That's talking about the detention and disappearance of '200 mostly males', not the hundreds of thousands of refugee families that there were claims were being forcibly re-settled in Russia.
Detentions/disappearances of military-aged men in warzones and mass re-settlements are separate things, spastic. Nobody ever said the Ruskies weren't doing fucked up things.
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You interupt my 2000 Mules viewing for this?
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you’ll see bruv!!
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if they get across the river they’ll pincer your beloved ruskies in Kherson
@Azov Volunteer ANZ and envelop them
Not happening bruv.
Clearing Kharkiv is good, but Ruskies are retreating, they're not losing battles. They didn't have many forces in that part above Kharkiv, they've got them to the east of that river.
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who copes harder, you or putin?
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i read russian sources too
@Azov Volunteer ANZ, i just don’t simp for them like u
@Azov Volunteer ANZ, i just don’t simp for them like u
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i read russian sources too
Do you read em in Russian?i read russian sources too
Doze sanction doe
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May 10 (Reuters) - Four Russian regional governors resigned on Tuesday as the country braces for the impact of economic sanctions.
The heads of the Tomsk, Saratov, Kirov and Mari El regions announced their immediate departures from office, while the head of Ryazan region said he would not run for another term.
Elections are scheduled to take place in all five regions in September.
Though Russian regional governors are elected, they are politically subordinate to the Kremlin. Several of the outgoing governors represent regions where the ruling bloc United Russia took weak vote shares in parliamentary elections last year.
Unpopular governors are regularly removed from office, often submitting their resignations in clusters in the spring months.
Ilya Grashchenkov, head of the Centre for the Development of Regional Politics think tank in Moscow, said the Kremlin was removing weak governors amid a worsening economic outlook for the country, driven by Western sanctions.
Grashchenkov said: “There’s a need to restructure the economy, especially in those regions where Western economic influence had been significant. These governors need to be replaced by younger alternatives.”
The Russian economy is set to contract by 8.8% in 2022, the economy ministry has said.
Four Russian governors resign as sanctions bite
Four Russian regional governors resigned on Tuesday as the country braces for the impact of economic sanctions.
May 10 (Reuters) - Four Russian regional governors resigned on Tuesday as the country braces for the impact of economic sanctions.
The heads of the Tomsk, Saratov, Kirov and Mari El regions announced their immediate departures from office, while the head of Ryazan region said he would not run for another term.
Elections are scheduled to take place in all five regions in September.
Though Russian regional governors are elected, they are politically subordinate to the Kremlin. Several of the outgoing governors represent regions where the ruling bloc United Russia took weak vote shares in parliamentary elections last year.
Unpopular governors are regularly removed from office, often submitting their resignations in clusters in the spring months.
Ilya Grashchenkov, head of the Centre for the Development of Regional Politics think tank in Moscow, said the Kremlin was removing weak governors amid a worsening economic outlook for the country, driven by Western sanctions.
Grashchenkov said: “There’s a need to restructure the economy, especially in those regions where Western economic influence had been significant. These governors need to be replaced by younger alternatives.”
The Russian economy is set to contract by 8.8% in 2022, the economy ministry has said.
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"They have no respect for anything": the quiet remorse of the man who sold London to Putin's oligarchs
Andrew Langton sold houses to Roman Abramovich and others now sanctioned after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
www.newstatesman.com