https://x.com/RALee85/status/1839729277354365350
https://x.com/bayraktar_1love/status/1839596425656545418
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Pokrovst front:
https://x.com/Danspiun/status/1839734534503329839
https://x.com/Maks_NAFO_FELLA/status/1840754832392515887
It’s hidden because it’s graphic, but it’s a Russian mechanised assault in Vovchansk which was beaten back.
https://x.com/waffentraeger/status/1840515158344437963
Giving Ukraine Leopards and Bradleys help. It helps a lot. Bradely’s get taken out, destroyed, but more often than not, most of the crew survives.
https://x.com/Danspiun/status/1840761415281569882
https://x.com/Danspiun/status/1840773967935611115
Also, someone wave or say hello since 10 posts.
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I think Ukraine desperately need a lot more than this, but it seems like the cowards around Europe and the US are too unwilling to make the argument for it.
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Indeed…
*In the morning, the Russians attacked, presumably with artillery fire, the central market of Kherson. 7 civilians were killed, three women and four men.
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https://x.com/bayraktar_1love/status/1841031400520085536
Russia increases Defence Budget by 25% for 2025 due to to the Special Military Operation, according to Finance Minister Anton Siluanov. It is budgeted then to spend 32% of GDP on Defence, 10% of which is forecasted to go to paying troops, while the rest is to be spent on costs associated with running it’s forces, equippment production, repairs and munitions.
Guardian has 40% as numbers, which are different numbers than the 32% I have from Forsvarets Forum. I think it depends on how you calculate defence spending.
16 soldiers are here filmed after surrender, being executed on the 30th of September.
https://x.com/bayraktar_1love/status/1841138565285024004
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https://x.com/emilkastehelmi/status/1841213311133650988
https://x.com/emilkastehelmi/status/1841213315344974246
https://x.com/emilkastehelmi/status/1841213319450915201
https://x.com/emilkastehelmi/status/1841213322542063694
https://x.com/emilkastehelmi/status/1841213325004394891
https://x.com/emilkastehelmi/status/1841213327273259496
im not one to click on such morbid links, so i apologise in advance for asking, but;
if youre ten months in a russian torture camp, how are they releasing you?
and if its becuase you are in area regained, why would the russians not just relocate you?..
i guess in the most morbid way im asking, how is it anyone survives a torture camp to live to tell?
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Because they are traded for Russian prisoners of war. Some Ukrainian PoWs have returned castrated, their balls and penis cut off. Others look are skin and bones. Others again get some food but are electrocuted so much that they are almost unable to speak. Others again, have not been tortured other than beaten and malnourished. It is different from camp to camp.
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