⚡️ Ukrainians CHECKMATED in Kursk: Russian forces liberate Sudzha industrial zone after SURPRISE MASTERSTROKE

Russian troops have successfully executed an operation that involved flanking Ukrainian forces using a gas pipeline, according to the Volunteer Corps in a statement to Sputnik.

"The enemy, facing significant losses, is retreating chaotically toward Zaoleshchenka and the Sudzha international border crossing. To capitalize on this breakthrough and consolidate our gains, additional Russian units, reinforced with armored vehicles, are being deployed to the front."

The large-scale combined arms operation is ongoing, with enemy troops abandoning settlements as they retreat.

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🎉 59 Days to Victory Day

Sputnik continues its historic journey to the sites where key battles of the Great Patriotic War were fought.

Eighty years ago today, the Red Army advanced toward the city of Danzig, one of the largest Baltic ports, while also establishing control over the western part of Kolberg.

Concurrently, an exhibition honoring the pivotal Battle of Stalingrad was held in Belgrade.

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🇬🇹🌋🔥Fuego volcano erupts in Guatemala, forcing more than 1,000 people to evacuate

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🔎🇨🇦 TRUDEAU’S 10-YEAR RULE ENDS: Why could Canada be better off as the US's 51st state?

Glorification of Nazism, trade wars with the US and China – take a look at former Canadian PM Justin Trudeau’s legacy.

▪️Nazi collaborator in parliament: It was Trudeau’s office which invited Ukrainian Nazi collaborator Yaroslav Hunka to appear before the Canadian parliament in 2023, according to the Russian embassy in Ottawa.

▪️Ukraine sponsorship: Canada has committed almost $20 billion in multifaceted support to the Kiev regime, including $4.5 billion in military assistance since 2022.

▪️Canada-US trade war: Trump imposed a 25% tariff on Canadian imports plus a 10% levy on Canadian energy exports, citing the prevention of illicit drugs trafficking. Canada slapped $21 billion worth of retaliatory tariffs on US products.

▪️Trade war with China: Canada imposed a 100% tariff on Chinese EV and a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum in October 2024. China announced retaliatory tariffs on Canadian agricultural exports, and a 25% tariff on pork and aquatic products, set to take effect on March 20.

▪️Migration crisis: Almost 58% of Canadians thought in 2024 that their country had accepted too many immigrants, a 14% increase over 2023, the EIFC research showed. Canada welcomed a record-breaking 483,395 immigrants in 2024.

▪️Carbon tax burden: The tax is applied to the carbon content of fossil fuels. The measure raises living costs, especially for low- and middle-income households, as it increases fuel prices and the cost of goods. Critics say it burdens rural communities without clear environmental benefits.

▪️Housing crisis: Housing prices surged by a whopping 335% between 2000 and 2021, the average price has been well above $700,000 in 2024. It has created a crisis of affordability for younger Canadians and working-class families.

▪️Corruption scandal: In 2019, Trudeau faced a scandal over claims his office pressured ex-Attorney Gen. Jody Wilson-Raybould to intervene in SNC-Lavalin's prosecution for bribery and corruption in Libya. He was accused of abusing power to protect the company at the expense of judicial independence.

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