🇷🇺🇺🇦An interception plan has been introduced by the authorities on the territory of the Klintsovsky district of the Bryansk region.

They are looking for DRG(diversion and recon groups)saboteurs who may be involved in the attack on the Mi-8 and Su-34.

Video with the fall of the Su-34 in the Bryansk region

⚡️🇺🇦🇷🇺 4 Russian Aircraft were shot down in Bryansk.

2 Mi-8s 1 Su-34, and 1 Su-35, the aircrew of the Mi-8 and the Su-34 have died, unknown status on the Su-35 pilot.

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Who did this??😂😂😂

🇷🇺🇺🇦 Fire raging in ternopil

Navy SEAL and convicted wife beater Daniel Swift's new found purpose reportedly ended by an RPG in Bakhmut.

❗️💥4 powerful explosions thunder in Donetsk

Russian air defense systems are quickly responding to Ukrainian shelling

NATO themselves say between 50 and 60k children have "gone missing" from Ukraine.

I never tire of this clip of a young Zelenskyy defending Russian interests in the Donbas region.


My how hundreds of billions of cabal dollars changes a person.

🇺🇸🇹🇭 US-backed opposition sweeps Thai elections

Overtly anti-China, anti-Russian pro-Western opposition sweep Thai elections. Move Forward Party linked to billionaire Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit who pledged to roll back cooperation with China came in first.

There are still several legal and procedural checks and balances that might restrain the complete wrecking of the country by US proxies, but the elections demonstrate Washington's growing influence over media, education, and the political systems of nations in Southeast Asia - starting with Myanmar, Malaysia and the Philippines, and now finally Thailand.

The elections also demonstrate the danger of adopting Western-style "democracy," a system imposed on the region specifically because it is so easy to interfere in from abroad and manipulate the public into "voting" against their own best interests.

More to come as the situation develops...

🇹🇷 Erdogan wins in Ankara amidst ongoing ballot box fight for Istanbul.

With 60% of votes counted, Erdogan leads the vote at 51.7% and Kilicdaroglu at 42.5% yet opposition claims Kilicdaroglu is leading with 47.42% of the vote with Erdogan at 46.8% according to their most recent count.

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Leading from the front.
May these men be honoured and like those before them who died defending the world from Fascism, in Russia, they will never be forgotten.

https://dzen.ru/news/story/Minoborony_Rossii_soobshhilo_ogibeli_polkovnikov_Brovko_i_Makarova_priotrazhenii_atak_VSU--55c86cee4e04ef2319fc6d305b734241?persistent_id=2717081761&issue_tld=ru

There are panic reports in Ukrainian social networks that during the detonation of an ammunition depot in Khmelnytsky, a large batch of British tank ammunition with depleted uranium, which was recently brought to Ukraine along with Storm Shadow missiles, was also destroyed. As a result of a huge explosion, particles of depleted uranium could be dispersed on the territory of the Khmelnytsky region, which, taking into account the experience of Yugoslavia and Iraq, could lead to an outbreak of cancer in the medium term.
There are already reports that the radiation background has allegedly increased in Khmelnitsky. Let's wait for actual confirmation.

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Erdogan wins 49.7 percent of votes after processing 95 percent of ballots

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, following the results of the presidential elections held on May 14 , is gaining 49.76 percent of the vote. His main rival, Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, receives 44.49 percent of the vote. Such data was presented by the TV channel TRT Haber .

The gap between them was about 2.6 million votes. About the same amount went to the third presidential candidate - Sinan Ogan, who enlisted the support of 5.3 percent of Turkish citizens who took part in the vote.

The voter turnout exceeded 80 percent.

If no one receives more than 50 percent of the vote in the first round, Turkey will face a second round of elections. It will take place on May 28th

CEC confirms Erdogan wins less than 50% of votes in Turkish presidential elections