A whole hour 😒

Tja volgens SP'er Tiny Kox, president van PACE, was dat geen enkel probleem. "Het is doenbaar". (Vervolgens kwam er een verhaal dat het wel even allemaal via internet kon). Maar Kox leeft dan ook totaal buiten de realiteit.

In 2014, Russia invaded Ukraine. The whole world was so afraid of Russia, so they decided to buy into the “rebels” and “civil war” story, even though it was obvious that miners-rebels don’t come in tanks with russian IDs on them. Throughout the initial two years of Russian invasion, we have captured hundreds of POWs, russian active duty military and secret services officers. There was plenty of evidence, and I am sure it was just more convenient to turn blind eye because everyone- except Ukraine - thought Russia is invincible.

This underlines the importance of fundraisers for units. Quadcopter ISR assets are still very dependent on crowdfunding online. There’s never enough and attrition is very high.

#NAFO friends, I don’t ask for this often. My crew has its own needs and its own challenges. But today, I’m not asking on our behalf. There are people out there who have far less support than we do. Men fighting the same war, facing the same dangers, with far fewer resources to rely on. So I’m asking for one simple thing: please help this message travel further. A repost costs nothing. It takes only a moment. Yet it may put this appeal in front of someone willing and able to help those who genuinely need it. If you respect what I do, if you believe there are real people behind these words, please take a moment to RT. Respectfully, Dmitry MacKenzie 🇺🇦 #NAFO #Ukraine #StandWithUkraine #RTPlease #Fella #UkraineSupport

Ze is clearly trying to get under Putin’s skin and provoke him into making stupid emotional mistakes, and, it has to be said, not without success.

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Russian atrocities in Mali go unchecked. The Africa Report “infiltrated” the Wagner-linked Telegram channel, finding 322 videos and 647 photographs of atrocities, including severed heads and gouged-out eyes, and posts “laced with racism.” bbc.com/news/articles/crmx7x…

It's surprising we never saw this on the news in the Western-world. This was such an underlit topic

As a music professional through 25 years, I can say one thing with 100% certainty! 93rd Brigade ROCKS 🤘🎸🇺🇦 #Ukraine #93rdbrigade

We're doing the right thing, fellas! 🥰

Kyiv citizens are getting ready for yet another Russian attack tonight. Many people will spend the night underground.

The real reason Russia is pushing the Ukraine biolab narrative is more serious than the propaganda suggests. 𝗬𝗼𝘂 𝗮𝗹𝘀𝗼 𝗵𝗮𝘃𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝘄𝗼𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗿 𝘄𝗵𝘆 𝗧𝘂𝗹𝘀𝗶 𝗻𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗿 𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀. As the old saying goes, accuse your opponent of what you are doing yourself. Russia claims Ukraine and the United States operated secret biological weapons labs in Ukraine. That claim has not been substantiated. The UN has said it is not aware of any biological weapons programme in Ukraine, and Ukraine has repeatedly denied developing, producing, or stockpiling biological weapons. Ukraine’s facilities are publicly described as public health, disease surveillance, biosafety, biosecurity, and threat-reduction labs. Ukraine says it complies with the Biological Weapons Convention and rejects the claim that these sites were military bioweapons facilities. Russia’s position is the opposite. Russia accuses Ukraine of hidden biological weapons activity while keeping its own military biological infrastructure secretive and largely inaccessible to meaningful international scrutiny. Russia inherited the Soviet biological weapons legacy. The Soviet Union operated one of the largest and most secretive biological weapons programmes in history. After its collapse, serious questions remained about how much of that infrastructure, expertise, and military research culture survived inside Russia. Those concerns remain unresolved. The U.S. State Department has assessed that Russia maintains an offensive biological weapons programme in violation of the Biological Weapons Convention. Russia denies this, but its relevant military biological facilities remain closed, opaque, and shielded from independent verification. Ukraine’s labs are discussed as public health and disease surveillance facilities. Russia’s military biological sites are treated as restricted state secrets. Ukraine’s cooperation with the United States was linked to biosafety, biosecurity, and reducing risks from dangerous pathogens inherited from the Soviet period. Russia, by contrast, has a documented Soviet bioweapons legacy, current official compliance concerns, and restricted military facilities that outside observers cannot meaningfully inspect. In 2024, satellite imagery and expert analysis reported major construction and expansion at Sergiev Posad-6, a restricted Russian Ministry of Defence biological research site with a Soviet-era bioweapons history. The reported construction began in May 2022, shortly after Russia’s full-scale invasion and during the same period when Moscow intensified its claims about Ukrainian “biolabs.” That timing does not prove the new construction is an offensive biological weapons programme. But it does make Russia’s propaganda campaign look highly suspect. Russia demanded outrage over Ukrainian public health laboratories while expanding or upgrading its own secretive military-linked biological research infrastructure. The strongest factual argument is not that every Russian biological activity is illegal. It is that Russia has no credibility accusing Ukraine of hidden bioweapons activity while refusing transparency over its own military biological facilities. This is classic projection and deflection. Russia turns Ukrainian public health and threat-reduction work into a fake Western bioweapons plot. It shifts attention away from its own closed military biological sites. It muddies the waters around biological weapons compliance. Ukraine denies the allegations, points to peaceful public health work, and says it complies with international obligations. Russia has a Soviet bioweapons legacy, U.S.-assessed BWC violations, secretive military biological facilities, and refuses the transparency it demands from others. So when Russia talks about Ukrainian “biolabs,” the relevant question is why a country with closed military biological sites is trying so hard to redirect attention onto Ukraine’s public health laboratories.

🇧🇷His callsign is Harry Potter. He's from southern Brazil. He didn't come for the money. He came because one day he looked at a map and thought: Ukraine. I can go there. I can help fight. So he did. He transferred from the 2nd International Legion to the 253rd Separate Assault Regiment. His first mission lasted 36 days. On day two, they were attacked. One of his men was wounded. Harry Potter stopped the bleeding himself — and saved the soldier's leg. For a week after that, artillery and drones rained down on their position continuously. "We had to fight back again. But this time everything went well. Nobody was hurt." "The only ones who were dead were Russians. The enemy retreated — carrying their own on their backs." He has one message for anyone considering joining: "If you want to come here for money — don't come. Don't come, because this is your life. Your life is at risk. Your brothers' lives. Money is nothing compared to that." "But if you want to gain experience. Truly help these people. Then — come. And do your job as well as you can." This is what Ukraine's International Legion looks like from the inside. And right now, the conditions for joining have changed significantly. Ukraine just announced the most significant military pay reform since the full-scale invasion began — average front-line infantry pay of 300,000 UAH per month, three new contract types with defined terms and guaranteed post-service deferment, and an expanded foreign volunteer recruitment programme. 🇺🇦Ukraine is building a professional force. It needs people who come for the right reasons. Harry Potter came from Brazil. The door is open. 🔗 Apply: ildu.mil.gov.ua #Ukraine #Brazil #UAF #DefendingUkraine #InternationalLegion #JoinUs

Kharkiv Air Defense is now a little bit but stronger thanks to all your efforts, NAFO!

Sorry, but I can't find a single adequate word for these parents. Kostyantynivka is destroyed, under fire every minute. There is no city, everything is destroyed. Why? Why don't you save the children? Why do children have to suffer because of their parents' stupid decisions? Why don't you deprive parents of their parental rights who put their children in danger and don't evacuate them? There is no logic except that these people were pro-russian and were waiting for the "liberators" and didn't want to go through Europe to russia, but wanted the easy way - to wait. Sorry for my harsh statements, but I don't see any other explanation for why they stayed there. I feel very sorry for the children. “Tragedy in Kostyantynivka: Five adults and five children killed Five adults and five children died as a result of a direct hit on a shelter on Minska Street in Kostyantynivka. This terrible news is currently being actively discussed in local social networks and Viber groups. According to residents, several families gathered together in one place to hide from the shelling, as the families did not leave the combat zone. Unfortunately, the shell hit their shelter directly, leaving no chance of survival.”

het gaat Rusland dan ook om culturele uitwissing.

The Russians demonstrate the use of “Courier” UGVs equipped with ten UDSh smoke dispensers to create huge smokescreens. They reveal that their intent is to decoy Ukrainian drone forces while an assault takes place elsewhere. 1/

of course first test is checking posts on ᵣussia - lol, of course:

Trump will speak to Putin within 72 hours followed by a massive drone and missile attack on Ukraine. You'll see.

RT @414magyarbirds: Two friends were walking along. One turned out to be lucky. #YoblykOTD