Rob Lee (Twitter)
RT @PjotrSauer: In a sign of deepening ties, North Korea is now treating Russia’s wounded soldiers. I spoke to one who expected a Black Sea sanatorium but ended up on North Korea's east coast
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/feb/20/not-what-i-expected-russian-soldiers-sent-to-north-korea-for-medical-care
RT @PjotrSauer: In a sign of deepening ties, North Korea is now treating Russia’s wounded soldiers. I spoke to one who expected a Black Sea sanatorium but ended up on North Korea's east coast
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/feb/20/not-what-i-expected-russian-soldiers-sent-to-north-korea-for-medical-care
the Guardian
‘Not what I expected’: Russian soldiers sent to North Korea for medical care
Wonsan resorts offer troops time off to recover, but some wonder if move is a pretence for military training
Necro Mancer (Twitter)
RT @OSINTua: ❗️Russian AFV losses in Kursk. Part III (final).
My folks have been fighting there for 5 months and destroyed a lot of enemy forces (dozens of AFV).
And we need your help (more info in the end) — 6000$.
PP: [email protected]
WFP: https://secure.wayforpay.com/donate/Kriegsforscher
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RT @OSINTua: ❗️Russian AFV losses in Kursk. Part III (final).
My folks have been fighting there for 5 months and destroyed a lot of enemy forces (dozens of AFV).
And we need your help (more info in the end) — 6000$.
PP: [email protected]
WFP: https://secure.wayforpay.com/donate/Kriegsforscher
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Necro Mancer (Twitter)
Сухоложец Брыляков Андрей Николаевич 1973 г.р. по трудовой деятельности связался с суровой северной зоной, но в гроб 03/02/25 его свело желание подзаработать на югах, в донецком селе Зеленое Покровского р-на
vk.com/wall-52549457_63134 #всрф #потерьнет #груз200
Сухоложец Брыляков Андрей Николаевич 1973 г.р. по трудовой деятельности связался с суровой северной зоной, но в гроб 03/02/25 его свело желание подзаработать на югах, в донецком селе Зеленое Покровского р-на
vk.com/wall-52549457_63134 #всрф #потерьнет #груз200
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Colby Badhwar 🇨🇦🇬🇧 (Twitter)
🇺🇸🇷🇺 This is a curious claim given that the US traded Russian criminal Alex Vinnik for American Marc Fogel.
Today the Kremlin said that additional prisoner swaps with the US are on the agenda.
The message to Russia & other hostile regimes seems clear: take Americans hostage and then negotiate prisoner swaps. https://twitter.com/GLNoronha/status/1892667028101861718#m
🇺🇸🇷🇺 This is a curious claim given that the US traded Russian criminal Alex Vinnik for American Marc Fogel.
Today the Kremlin said that additional prisoner swaps with the US are on the agenda.
The message to Russia & other hostile regimes seems clear: take Americans hostage and then negotiate prisoner swaps. https://twitter.com/GLNoronha/status/1892667028101861718#m
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Necro Mancer (Twitter)
Украинская мина и любопытный еблан, результат неясен
t.me/filatovcorr/4613 #всрф #будни
Украинская мина и любопытный еблан, результат неясен
t.me/filatovcorr/4613 #всрф #будни
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Colby Badhwar 🇨🇦🇬🇧 (Twitter)
RT @deaidua: A few updates on Rheinmetall’s involvement in #Ukraine based on an interview of Rheinmetall CEO Papperger with DW 👇
→ Confirmation that the construction of the planned factory for the production of air defence systems in Ukraine has not yet started, as there are still no orders to date.
→ In the case of the Lynx IFV, decisions still have to be made as to where the IFVs will be deployed. In addition, there is still no funding, so there is still no production there either.
→ Production of 155mm shells by the newly constructed plant in Unterlüß (Germany) starts in April 2025. Deliveries to Ukraine will follow afterwards.
→ Logistical routes are currently being established for the already opened maintenance hub in Ukraine to ensure that sufficient spare parts find their way to the hub. After that, the repair/maintenance of not only Marder 1A3 IFVs which currently already takes place, but also Leopard 1 & 2 MBTs and PzH 2000 SPGs...
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RT @deaidua: A few updates on Rheinmetall’s involvement in #Ukraine based on an interview of Rheinmetall CEO Papperger with DW 👇
→ Confirmation that the construction of the planned factory for the production of air defence systems in Ukraine has not yet started, as there are still no orders to date.
→ In the case of the Lynx IFV, decisions still have to be made as to where the IFVs will be deployed. In addition, there is still no funding, so there is still no production there either.
→ Production of 155mm shells by the newly constructed plant in Unterlüß (Germany) starts in April 2025. Deliveries to Ukraine will follow afterwards.
→ Logistical routes are currently being established for the already opened maintenance hub in Ukraine to ensure that sufficient spare parts find their way to the hub. After that, the repair/maintenance of not only Marder 1A3 IFVs which currently already takes place, but also Leopard 1 & 2 MBTs and PzH 2000 SPGs...
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Status-6 (Twitter)
RT @donaldtusk: Enough talking, it’s time to act! 1. Let’s finance our aid for Ukraine from the Russian frozen assets. 2. Let’s strengthen air policing, the Baltic sentry and the EU borders with Russia. 3. Let’s swiftly adopt new fiscal rules to finance the EU security and defence. Now!
RT @donaldtusk: Enough talking, it’s time to act! 1. Let’s finance our aid for Ukraine from the Russian frozen assets. 2. Let’s strengthen air policing, the Baltic sentry and the EU borders with Russia. 3. Let’s swiftly adopt new fiscal rules to finance the EU security and defence. Now!
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Necro Mancer (Twitter)
RT @war_monitor_ua: Всі Байрактари вдома, всі Ту-95 також (на жаль).
Ніхто нікуди не літав, нічого не збивав.
23:19 20.02.25
RT @war_monitor_ua: Всі Байрактари вдома, всі Ту-95 також (на жаль).
Ніхто нікуди не літав, нічого не збивав.
23:19 20.02.25
Ukraine Battle Map (Twitter)
@Maks_NAFO_FELLA: $174 billion was not appropriate to Ukraine by the US. Actually, it was around $120 billion, and really closer to $100 billion when factoring in military and economic aid.
@Maks_NAFO_FELLA: $174 billion was not appropriate to Ukraine by the US. Actually, it was around $120 billion, and really closer to $100 billion when factoring in military and economic aid.
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Dan (Twitter)
RT @D_Redis: It has always been this way: only the brave are respected, only the influential are listened to, and only the strong are considered important.
Since 1991, Ukraine's enemies have done everything in their power to make our country weak, fragmented, toothless, and dependent. In 2013, Ukraine began to awaken and build its muscles, finally recognizing the need to assert its agency. It would be naive to assume that building this agency would be painless, and expecting someone else to pave the way to this goal would be an even greater mistake.
For eleven years, we have relied on half-measures to fight a war against a country with an advantage in population and resources. Moreover, for three years, Ukraine has endured a full-scale invasion by one of the world’s most combat-effective military forces. The daily feats of Ukrainian soldiers should inspire us and prevent us from despairing despite any statements made by foreign politicians, analysts, and experts. The frontline should always have the last word.
Of course, we have not succeeded in every area, and much work remains ahead. Indeed, we put our trust in empty promises and gave away our nuclear weapons, critically weakening the country’s defensive capabilities. However, Ukraine has already achieved the impossible. Ukraine’s resistance to Russian occupation, the courage and strength of its military, our strong horizontal public relations, and our diplomats’ skills have already secured a place in history for our country. This is where the real Ukrainian agency comes from. And this is what vexes those who perceive a strong and independent Ukraine as a thorn in their side.
Nothing in today’s information environment should divert us from the path we have chosen. The same goes for those who eagerly began preparing for political games and illusory elections — under no circumstances should Ukrainians pay attention to them. All focus and strength must go to the frontline.
Desperation arises when circumstances force people to stop fighting for their cause. But that is not about us. We hold our lines, and we destroy the occupiers!
RT @D_Redis: It has always been this way: only the brave are respected, only the influential are listened to, and only the strong are considered important.
Since 1991, Ukraine's enemies have done everything in their power to make our country weak, fragmented, toothless, and dependent. In 2013, Ukraine began to awaken and build its muscles, finally recognizing the need to assert its agency. It would be naive to assume that building this agency would be painless, and expecting someone else to pave the way to this goal would be an even greater mistake.
For eleven years, we have relied on half-measures to fight a war against a country with an advantage in population and resources. Moreover, for three years, Ukraine has endured a full-scale invasion by one of the world’s most combat-effective military forces. The daily feats of Ukrainian soldiers should inspire us and prevent us from despairing despite any statements made by foreign politicians, analysts, and experts. The frontline should always have the last word.
Of course, we have not succeeded in every area, and much work remains ahead. Indeed, we put our trust in empty promises and gave away our nuclear weapons, critically weakening the country’s defensive capabilities. However, Ukraine has already achieved the impossible. Ukraine’s resistance to Russian occupation, the courage and strength of its military, our strong horizontal public relations, and our diplomats’ skills have already secured a place in history for our country. This is where the real Ukrainian agency comes from. And this is what vexes those who perceive a strong and independent Ukraine as a thorn in their side.
Nothing in today’s information environment should divert us from the path we have chosen. The same goes for those who eagerly began preparing for political games and illusory elections — under no circumstances should Ukrainians pay attention to them. All focus and strength must go to the frontline.
Desperation arises when circumstances force people to stop fighting for their cause. But that is not about us. We hold our lines, and we destroy the occupiers!
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