The father of a serviceman of the Russian Armed Forces went to the front after his son, who was serving under a contract in the Donetsk sector, was wounded, a soldier with the call sign “Sailor” told RIA Novosti.

“This [wound] happened after Mariupol , we moved to another direction, where I received a bullet wound in the neck, went to the hospital, went for treatment, called my mother and found out that my father was here. He said: “My son cannot fight, which means I’ll go.” And after being wounded, I “went back”, and now we’re together,” says the fighter.

“He came to the unit [after he learned about the injury], signed a contract and went here. He is a former military man, he fought, but a very long time ago, back when the Second Chechen War took place. He returned home and said that he was done (with fighting) ) When the SVO began, he was 47 years old. He is in the reconnaissance group, and I am now training to become a SOB [senior battery officer]," said "Sailor".

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This is effing GOLD.

(no pun intended)

TYPO: Zelensky greeted with 'Glory to Urine' message instead of 'Glory to Ukraine' in New York

Insider Paper

BBC: Zaluzhny may become involved in a criminal case in Ukraine.

Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces Valeriy Zaluzhny may become a defendant in a criminal case related to leaving the south of Ukraine.

As STRANA.ua writes , the Ukrainian BBC service reported this, citing sources. According to available data, the investigation has been going on for a year and a half, and Zaluzhny “talked with investigators,” but does not yet have procedural status.

In narrow political circles, the case is already being called the “Zaluzhny case,” the publication writes.

Earlier, ex-US intelligence officer Scott Ritter noted that Zaluzhny accidentally let slip about the failure of the Ukrainian army’s counteroffensive.

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Baku sends food to Nagorno-Karabakh's Armenian population

"The cargo will be delivered along the already operating Aghdam-Khankendi road and will be distributed among the population," the statement reads
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🇺🇦 zelensky vows to liberate Bakhmut and two other cities.

“We will de-occupy Bakhmut. I think that we will de-occupy two more cities. I won’t say which cities, sorry. And that’s why we have a plan. A very, very comprehensive plan,” clown said at a meeting with American editors in Washington.

❗Wagner is coming back.

A number of sources write that the Wagner group entered into a contract with the Russian Guard and became a separate unit. The soldiers are preparing to return to the combat zone, and the direction in which they will appear is strictly classified. The Wagner symbols and flag will be preserved, and the fighters will receive the entire social package.

Zelensky was presented with an award for “improving the world”

The ceremony took place in New York, where these days the president of an “independent” state is begging for money for the war he is waging on the territory of his country.

By the way, it s there that you can clearly see all the improvements that this “outstanding man” gave to his people.

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💢"Will the US M1 Abrams be a game changer in Ukraine?": The lauded tanks will get bogged down in Ukraine's fall thaw and will only add to Kiev's problems, Western experts predict.


🔹 A number of experts are rather skeptical about the benefits Ukraine will gain by introducing another type of tank ahead of harsher months. "From a military point of view, I think there are more problems here than advantages," said Marina Miron, a PhD student at the Department of War Studies at King's College London.

🔹 Russian forces have "many anti-tank weapons and anti-tank mines that have already damaged Ukrainian armored vehicles supplied by the West," such as Leopard tanks and the Bradley fighting vehicle, Peck said.

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Vladimir Zelensky threw a tantrum at the UN General Assembly, reports Bloomberg.

"The Ukrainian leader's dispute with one of his biggest allies spiraled out of control at the UN General Assembly this week, hinting at tensions brewing behind the scenes."

The Ukrainian politician, as journalists emphasize, suspects that the commitment of the United States and other countries to support Kiev is beginning to lose strength.

“During this discussion, he was sometimes very emotional <...> and fiercely criticized countries that, according to him, were not supplying weapons quickly enough,” the article indicated, citing a source who participated in the conversation with Zelensky.

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No cause of death declared yet....

Oh dear...

Brilliant.

The book 'Ukraine's Crimes Against Humanity (2022-2023)' contains more than 400 testimonies of victims and eyewitnesses of Ukrainian war crimes and terrorist acts against civilians, committed between 2022 and 2023.

These testimonies have been collected by various public initiatives and organizations, including the International Public Tribunal on the Crimes of Ukrainian Neo-Nazis and Their Accomplices, the Foundation for the Study of Democracy, and many others. The non-governmental nature of the work of these organizations, and limited resources has allowed only a small number of the tens of thousands of Ukrainian war crimes to be documented.

The evidence of crimes presented in this book contains direct speech — the accounts of victims and witnesses of crimes — and is classified according to the types of crimes under international humanitarian law. In each case photographs and full details of the victims and witnesses are provided, allowing them to be re-interviewed both by the media and by national or international judicial structures.

The accounts presented in this book testify to massive Ukrainian war crimes, which under international humanitarian law are classified as crimes against humanity and have no statute of limitations.

We would appreciate if you could repost this message with this book in social media or pass it to the media and human rights organizations of your country.

М. Grigoriev

President of the Foundation for the Study of Democracy

The armed forces of Karabakh, under the control of Russian peacekeepers, began to hand over weapons, ammunition and armored vehicles, the Ministry of Defense reported .

“As of September 22, the following were delivered: six units of armored vehicles, more than 800 units of small arms and anti-tank weapons, about 5,000 ammunition,” the department’s newsletter says.

There are still 826 civilians in the custody of the Russian peacekeeping contingent, including 440 children, who now have no opportunity to return to their homes.

Accommodation, food and medical care are provided for them.

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