A monument to a grandmother with a Red banner was erected in Belgorod.

The one who came out to the Ukrainian military with the flag of the USSR and refused to take help from them

Also, a sculpture in her honor will be installed in Voronezh, reports @rt_russian.

New Ukrainian armoured divisions arrive!

"The great Eastern campaigns change the monarch who leads them. Immediately after Darius died, the Persians saw Alexander as his rightful successor. Much to the displeasure of the Macedonians, Alexander tried to unite Greek and eastern power. From that moment on he displayed traits that were difficult to reconcile with the image of his youth. He began to surround himself with Asiatic splendour, and the Greeks, when approaching the throne, had to kneel according to Persian custom. Callisthenes' refusal cost him his head. Callisthenes was a relative of Aristotle, of whom Alexander said in his youth that he, Alexander, should thank his father Philip for his life and that he lived in a manner worthy of Aristotle. Western historiography sees arbitrariness as incompatible with the dignity of a monarch; it is always seen as a shadow on the character of the few to whom it attributes the noscript of 'great'. This is not the case in Eastern sources. Alexander is also an oriental hero, but he appears as a new character."

🇷🇺 In honor of Victory Day, the Consolidated Orthodox Choir performed "Katyusha" in front of the Main cathedral of the Russian Armed Forces

No English subnoscripts.

https://youtu.be/czKIvFGMJPU

English translation in this one:

https://youtu.be/wSxdfu3WPSc

If we see that Germany is winning we ought to help Russia and if Russia is winning we ought to help Germany, and that way let them kill as many as possible

— Harry Truman, The New York Times 24 June 1941; also in TIME magazine 2 July 1951

Blitzkrieg in Manchuria. The Soviet invasion of Manchuria was the last major offensive of WW2. The Soviets transported 4 whole armies from the West to the East in record time. The Japanese were taken completely by surprise by the size and speed of the Soviet advance. The Kwantung army, terribly undersupplied and severely lacking in planes, artillery and tanks, collapsed in six weeks.

Commentators on the war should be checking the news to confirm their facts, especially if they did not follow the 2014 crisis. The proposal for an EU military was in the news years ago, so it should not be used to argue for Based NATO restructuring or any other nonsense coming from Spencer and those who think the administration can be replaced.

The war did not start in February. A CBC analyst even confirmed this, and you should not be saying less than what the embedded journalists and thinktanks are willing to admit.

This one is only 2021, but it's also the first page of a search:

https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/eu-aim-rapid-deployment-force-without-us-assets-by-2025-document-says-2021-11-16/

Referring to the discussion between Joel Davis and Richard Spencer. They, like many others, use the example of the EU military as a sign of Russian miscalculation and a strengthening West. Aside from not being a new development, this will most likely lead to an accelerated collapse of the organisation, which does not have any higher purpose. It is an economic valuation group, nothing more.
Around 1:10:00 in their video:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IRElpMpkqJU&t=1211s

This too. No one should be surprised by the clown show at this point.
EU-NATO launched this war. Why would it be surprising that it would unite them when the plan worked (i.e. when things stayed the same)?