General Russia vs. Ukraine
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Filled with patriotic fervor, Ukrainian men continue to line up to join the AFU.
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Canadian Ukies have Russian war documentary removed from Toronto Film Festival with threats of violence.
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Le Petit Fromage is working to start WW3 and to get Ottawa nuked:
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Little Potato likes to play nuclear chicken and he doesn't even have nukes to back up his talk.
Good Russian Orthodox boys waved on command.
Ordinary Ukrainians talk about peace negotiations, seems like most want to negotiate but only if the territories are returned.
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Still waiting for these flying fagots to be fully operational
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Russia Unveils Drone Capable of Firing 9K111 Fagot Anti-Tank Missile i
In a significant advancement in military technology, Russia has reportedly developed a new type of drone capable of carrying and autonomously operating the
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Hmm. Seems like the fagot is a venerable old Soviet system.
Would have been poetic justic if the fagot had taken out those Swedes in Poltava.
Would have been poetic justic if the fagot had taken out those Swedes in Poltava.
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17-year-old Ukrainians will have to register for military service
This is stated in the bill submitted by the Ukrainian government to the Verkhovna Rada.
If the bill is adopted, then 17-year-olds who do not register for military service will face a fine of 17 to 25 thousand hryvnia.
Ukraine Outpost Falls to Russian Forces After Months of Fighting
- Ukrainian forces withdraw from Vuhledar on eastern front line
- Coal-mining town offers Kremlin troops strategic advantage
Vuhledar, Ukraine, in August.Photographer: Gaelle Girbes/Getty Images
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By Kateryna Chursina
2 октября 2024 г. at 10:43 GMT+3
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Ukrainian forces withdrew from a strategic outpost on the frontline in the eastern Donetsk region as Russian troops advance slowly over territory the Kremlin has targeted since its invasion in early 2022.
Russia took control of the strategically important coal-mining town, Vuhledar, a day after entering and occupying about half of the settlement, according to DeepState on Wednesday. The map service is maintained in cooperation with the Ukraine’s Defense Ministry.
Vuhledar offers an advantageous location on the battlefield ahead of winter, with high-rise apartment blocks on an elevated plain in the middle of flat fields.
The town is located a few kilometers from a Russian-controlled rail link between the city of Donetsk and occupied Crimea, a passage that could serve the Kremlin as an alternative to the Kerch Bridge and maritime passage to the peninsula, which have come under increasing attacks by Ukrainian naval drones.
Read more: Russian Forces Enter Ukrainian Outpost After Months of Siege
The Kremlin unilaterally declared Ukraine’s Donetsk region as part of Russia two years ago, along with three other regions following illegal referendums, despite controlling only part of the territory.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has made increasingly urgent pleas to Western allies for military hardware, air defense and long-range missiles as Russian forces gain ground.
After seizing the city of Avdiivka in Donetsk in February, Kremlin troops have gradually built on the advance, threatening strategic towns such as Pokrovsk, more than 600 kilometers (380 miles) southeast of Kyiv.