⚔️ Vladimir Putin tested the #Dragunov rifle during visiting a training ground in the #RyazanRegion

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#YURI Civilians’ evacuation continueng from the right bank of Dnieper to make the Russian logistic easier and allow for the more aggressive actions against the enemy without putting the civilians in danger. Some 50-60 thousand people are to be evacuated. The start of the Ukrainian general offensive is expected next week. Ukrainian recon by combat attempts in Kherson oblast, 2 BTG strong, reinforced by tanks, dispersed by the Russian artillery. Heavy enemy losses.

In the north, near Kupyansk the Russians develop their tactical counter-offensive, attacking today the railway station of Dvurechnoye , in apparent intent to restore their defense line on Oskol river there. Near Bakhmut, the Wagner men advamce, but so far they could not take the enemy stronghold in Opytnoye, that hinders further offensive. Near Pervomayskoye and Maryinka, offensive actions of the Russian troops continue.

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En Español - @rpd_es.

Macron's second term haven't been beneficial for France and the people! What do you think he'll be next to say goodbye?
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"Europe's wealthiest nations face rising risks of civil unrest over the winter, including street protests and demonstrations, due to high energy prices and mounting costs of living, according to a risk consultancy firm," writes Reuters. And according to Verisk Maplecroft's principal analyst Torbjorn Soltvedt: "Over the winter, it wouldn't come as a surprise if some of the developed nations in Europe start to see more serious forms of civil unrest.”
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This is how the right bank of Kyiv looks now. Even traffic lights were turned off in the city.

And in Ternopil and Poltava, police patrols are already looking for violators of energy savings. There, all businessmen were asked to limit the use of light.

Translated from Kedmi
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TV channel BFM TV disconnected the journalist from the air after the words about the shelling of Kherson by the Ukrainian Armed Forces

MOSCOW, October 20 - RIA Novosti. The French TV channel BFMTV suddenly "lost contact" with correspondent Anne-Laure Bans, who said live that the Armed Forces of Ukraine were shelling civilian objects and hospitals in Kherson. And when editing the release for the channel's website, this passage was cut out.
“I must remind you that the infrastructure of Kherson, annexed by Russia at the end of September, is regularly subjected to Ukrainian shelling, including hospitals,” Bunce managed to say before she was turned off.

The presenters said that they had lost contact with the journalist, and moved on to discuss the next news.
BFM TV decided not to publish this excerpt on social networks, and posted an edited version of the episode on the website, where the words about shelling were completely cut out.
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15ft from disaster: Russian jets 'recklessly' buzzed NATO aircraft, it emerges after Ben Wallace reveals Putin warplane fired a MISSILE near RAF patrol above the Black Sea

➖Two Russian Su-27 fighters 'interacted' with British spy plane over Black Sea
➖One jet went within 15 feet of NATO aircraft, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said
➖Fighter fired a missile 'in the vicinity' of a British spy plane above Black Sea
➖Sergei Shoigu, Putin's defence minister, blamed 'malfunction' for the incident
➖Near-miss will do little to calm nerves that Ukraine war could spiral into WW3

Sergei Shoigu, the Russian defence minister, blamed the incident on a technical malfunction and Britain does not believe it was a deliberate attempt to escalate, Mr Wallace added.

So, the British and the Russian Ministers of Defence came to an agreement... Once in a while...
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Thanks Scott Ritter for your professional and honest review 🙏

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It does not matter, what he is saying, just have a look at his tie.

Is it just me, or you can see in it a St. George's band? (However, pale, but still...)

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Георгиевская лента St George's band

In the Russian Empire, Soviet Union and modern Russia

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Biden (майор Бидонов) never was so close to exposure...
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Quebec.

There are many regions in the Western and Anglo-sphere world that have separatist tendencies, Scotland in the United Kingdom, Northen Ireland, also in the United Kingdom, Corsica in France, Bastille and Catalonia in Spain, Quebec is not different in this regard.

It is the largest province in Canada, and the second largest in terms of population, it's flag is interesting since it still has parts that were inherited from the old French Empire.

Quebec was a part of the French Empire until the Seven Years war ended in favor of Britain, so Quebec was handed over to the Britoids, and it was then merged with the English colonies, therefore eventually forming the modern state of Canada.

Now I am not going to explain the entire history of Quebec during the imperial ages, so I'll just tell you the basics, they love hockey and are very religious, unfortunately they're Catholics, but better than nothing.

French Canadians never got along with English Canadians, for example during WW2 the French were extremely upset that the English may connoscript them for the war, which caused riots and social unrest.

The French since then and their local government became to be extremely autonomous and independent.

Later on, following true french genes, they had a revolution, but a quiet one, so it was called a Quiet Revolution, so creative.

Basically, the French took matters into their own hands, their own education, their own electricity, Quebec for the French, and you know, all of that, which directly resulted in what you see Quebec being of today, including being secular.

Separatism in Quebec usually went anywhere from small cells trying to do something (The October Crisis where the federal government deployed troops) to referendums, which there were WAY too close of a results, the first referendum resulted in 60% for no and 40% for yes, while the second referendum the second referendum resulted in 50.58% of the population voting NO, literally a 50/50 split.

Quebec does have the right for self determination and independence, and at least 50% of the population in the 90s wanted independence, how much is it today I don't know, but we will see if they will capitalize on it in the third referendum

🇺🇦Zelensky announces the undermining of the dam of the #Kakhovskaya HPP and the flooding of the Kherson region

"We have information that Russian terrorists have mined the dam and the units of the #Kakhovskaya HPP"

Kiev has begun to prepare an information field, accusing Russia
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💧 Map of Flooding in Kherson Oblast in the Event of a Dam breach at the #Kakhovka HPP

- Time from breach to flooding of #Kherson region-2 hours
- Time of continuous rise of the water level-14 hours
- Wave speed - 25 km/h
- Wave height - up to 5 m
- Duration of flooding-72 hours
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Now THIS is the way to discuss terrorism & the West's hypocrisy in claiming Russian "terrorism".

"There is nothing constructive about the pot calling the kettle black. If the EU is going to start naming "state sponsors of terrorism," let's do it... Let's recognise West-sponsored terrorism too, and make sure 🇺🇲🇬🇧🇫🇷🇪🇺 and their pals 🇮🇱🇹🇷🇸🇦 & the rest are all on the list."
From Eva Bartlett
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"The risk of a repeated offensive of the Russian army from Belarus is growing," - the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

The target this time may not be Kyiv. "This time the direction of the offensive may be changed to the west of the Belarusian-Ukrainian border in order to cut the main logistical arteries for the supply of weapons and military equipment to Ukraine from partner countries."

At the airfields of the Republic of Belarus there are MiG-31 aircraft, which can be armed with hypersonic missiles of the "Dagger" ("Kinzhal") type.

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