🤯 A number of foreign mercenaries who joined the Ukrainian Army seem have found themselves in a difficult situation that they were apparently not prepared for.

So, one foreigner says that after he arrived in Ukraine to support the Ukrainian Army, he was literally sent to fight with his bare hands. Some of the fighters claim that those who changed their mind and tried to leave the country faced difficulties at the border.

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⚡️ Russian MoD: Surrendered SBU officer exposes plans of Azov militants to attack foreign diplomatic missions in Lvov

🚨A Burger King employee in Florida allegedly shot a customer after he threw mayonnaise at her face, police and local reports said.

Shateasha Hicks, 30, was arrested Thursday and charged with discharging a firearm in public after the incident at the Miami Gardens fast-food joint.
Police said Hicks opened fire on a man after an argument at the drive-thru window.

A relative of Hicks told NBC 6 that the customer she shot had squirted or thrown mayonnaise in her face. The customer drove off and parked in the Burger King lot, according to a witness.

Hicks then allegedly went to her car, grabbed a gun, and squeezed off five shots at the person’s vehicle as they drove away, according to an arrest report obtained by the outlet.

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❕🇧🇬 An anti-NATO protest was held in Bulgaria on Saturday

Activists said they were against Bulgaria giving its "few remaining weapons" to Ukraine and were heard chanting, "NATO Out!"

Bulgaria has been a member of the alliance since 2004

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🔎Kim Davis, the former Kentucky clerk who gained notoriety for denying marriage licenses to two gay couples in 2015, has been found guilty of violating their Constitutional rights. The decision was handed down Friday by a Kentucky federal judge, according to a report in The Hill.

While serving as the clerk of Rowan County, Davis repeatedly turned away two gay couples: David Ermold and David Moore, and James Yates and Will Smith.

Despite the ruling, Davis’ legal representatives aren’t backing down. In a statement Friday, Liberty Counsel, an evangelical non-profit, said Davis is not responsible for damages, arguing that Kentucky allows clerks to opt-out of issuing hunting and fishing licenses.

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🐷🐻🐷Wild video shows a pair of pigs fiercely fighting off a large black bear that climbed into their enclosure in Connecticut. The pigpen in New Milford looked more like a wrestling ring when the bear scaled a fence and began attacking one of the oinkers earlier this month.

Ring security video obtained by NBC Connecticut showed a white pig named Mary pushing back against the bruin.

Hammy, a black hog who had been inside of roofed shelter attached to the sty, then suddenly charges at the bear, backing it into a corner on its hind legs, the dramatic footage shows.

After a few minutes, the embattled bear leaps out of the pen. Rebecca Shaw, who owns the therapy pigs, told the outlet she was proud of the plucky animals.

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🇺🇸👮‍♀️Four Disney employees and a 66-year-old retired judge are among the 108 people arrested as a result of an undercover human trafficking operation in Florida, CBS reports.

During "Operation March Sadness 2", undercover detectives communicated online with the suspects, among whom are child sexual predators and those seeking prostitutes.

One of the former Disney employees arrested was identified as Xavier Jackson, 27, who worked as a lifeguard at the Polynesian Resort for Walt Disney. He sent inappropriate photos of himself and messages to an undercover detective who pretended to be a 14-year-old girl, police told CBS.

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🇨🇳🇷🇺There is no indication China will give in to the US demands regarding relations with Russia and the situation in Ukraine, and experts do not expect such steps from Beijing following the Xi-Biden talks, the Washington Post says.

🚓💰 Republican Congressman Lee Zeldin voted with progressive Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the Squad against $2.9 million in funding for the NYPD in a March 9 appropriations bill passed by the House with majorities from both parties.

The NYPD funding, an earmark inserted into the bill from Staten Island GOP Rep. Nicole Malliotakis.

The Consolidated Appropriations Act 2022 funded more than 200 police departments and related organizations around the country with law enforcement allocations totaling $175 million in all, according to data compiled by The Post.

The largest expenditures included $8.24 million for public safety comms systems in Virginia; $5.6 million for similar comms equipment in San Luis Obispo, Calif.; $5 million for the North Orange County Public Safety Task Force; $4.8 million for radio infrastructure improvements for the Sheriff’s office in Nevada; and $4 million for campus security at West Virginia’s Shepherd University.

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🔎“Four Marines assigned to 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing, II Marine Expeditionary Force are currently listed in Duty Status Whereabouts Unknown following an aviation incident involving an MV-22B Osprey during a training mission in support of Exercise Cold Response 2022 near Bodo, Norway,” 1st Lt. Jacob Sugg of the US Marines said in an email to The Post on Saturday.

Friday’s training mission crash is under investigation by American and Norwegian authorities.

The service members will not be publicly identified until 24 hours after next-of-kin were notified, Sugg said.

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💪💪🏽💪🏿"This is not an anti-Lia campaign," Beth Stelzer told The Post. "It's a pro-woman campaign.

But she’s been at the McAuley Aquatic Center in Atlanta for the past three days protesting controversial transgender swimmer Lia Thomas’ ‘presence’ at the NCAA swimming championships.

Stelzer, 37, has been joined in Atlanta by women from all over the country who are part of Save Women’s Sports, a group she says fights for biological sex-based eligibility for female sports. The group is part of a growing backlash against transgender athletes like Thomas.

“This is not an anti-Lia campaign,” Stelzer told The Post. “It’s a pro-woman campaign. We think everyone should play sports fairly.”

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❗️🇺🇸 At least ten people were injured in a shooting at a car show in Dumas, Arkansas - media reports

One person reportedly died as a result of the injuries.

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👤A former Apple employee has been charged with defrauding the tech giant out of more than $10 million by taking kickbacks, stealing equipment and laundering money, federal prosecutors said.

Dhirendra Prasad, 52, worked for 10 years as a buyer in Apple’s Global Service Supply Chain department. A federal criminal case unsealed Friday alleges that he exploited his position to defraud the company in several schemes, including stealing parts and causing the company to pay for items and services it never received.

A court has allowed the federal government to seize five real estate properties and financial accounts worth about $5 million from Prasad, and the government is seeking to keep those assets as proceeds of crime, the U.S. Attorney’s office in San Jose said in a news release.

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🇺🇸 American native Russell "Texas" Bentley told Sputnik he has collected more than $100,000 in humanitarian aid for the "kind people of Donbass."

Russell, who is now a working as a war correspondent, says he came to Donbass in December 2014 as a volunteer for the Vostok battalion and fought on the frontline in the region.