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Meet Ishtar/ Inanna, she is an ancient goddess that they
worship. And of course, Ukraine copies her outfit and claims it's archangel Michael. Notice: wings, arrows, crescent shape on the head, Sun resting in the “crescent moon”, and the giant boots. 
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Meet Ishtar/ Inanna, she is an ancient goddess that they 👁️ worship. And of course, Ukraine copies her outfit and claims it's archangel Michael. Notice: wings, arrows, crescent shape on the head, Sun resting in the “crescent moon”, and the giant boots. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inanna
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Ukraine says it is 'de facto' part of NATO
Ukraine has effectively become a NATO member, its defence minister has said, despite the military alliance's reluctance to get embroiled in a wider
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Summary of Russian strikes against Ukrainian infrastructure facilities today
Targets were hit in the following cities and regions
Kyiv and region
Kharkov
Odessa and region
Nikolaev region
Dnepropetrovsk and region
Krivoy Rog
Vinnytsia and region
Ternopil region
Ivano-Frankivsk region
Sumy region
Lviv region
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Targets were hit in the following cities and regions
Kyiv and regionKharkovOdessa and regionNikolaev regionDnepropetrovsk and regionKrivoy RogVinnytsia and regionTernopil regionIvano-Frankivsk regionSumy regionLviv region
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Summary of Russian strikes against Ukrainian infrastructure facilities today Targets were hit in the following cities and regions ▪️Kyiv and region ▪️Kharkov ▪️Odessa and region ▪️Nikolaev region ▪️Dnepropetrovsk and region ▪️Krivoy Rog ▪️Vinnytsia and region ▪️Ternopil region...
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FILE PHOTO. Ukrainian soldiers walk through the city of Artyomovsk (Bakhmut). © Spencer Platt / Getty Images
Ukrainian forces defending the Donbass city of Artyomovsk (called Bakhmut by Kiev), are facing “an often desperate, regularly fatal” action, according to British newspaper The Times. Ukrainian officials have been downplaying the advances in the area made by Russian troops last week.
Last weekend, Moscow claimed to have fully seized the town of Soledar, located ten kilometers northeast from Artyomovsk. Ukrainian Deputy Defense Minister Anna Malyar claimed on Sunday that fighting for the town was actually ongoing, and warned against publishing “unsanctioned” information about the situation on the ground.
The article printed by The Times on Monday apparently goes against the warning, since it includes accounts from some of the Ukrainian troops that were overwhelmed by Russian forces in Soledar and pulled back to Artyomovsk.
One such unit didn’t have access to “all the high-end smart weapons given to the Ukrainian army’s elite regiments by NATO,” the publication noted. Soldiers in it had little combat experience. Their participation in the fight for Soledar was mostly shooting in the general direction from which they believe they're under attack, the newspaper said.
According to The Times, Russian troops have locked Artyomovsk in a pincer, and Kiev’s forces in the city are waiting for it to close. It described the city’s defenders as mostly volunteers, including some foreign fighters.
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'The entire town is littered with bodies': How Ukraine suffered a humiliating defeat in Soledar after a relentless Russian assault
The Ukrainian military “has kept its crack units out of the defense of Bakhmut and Soledar,” the newspaper reported, claiming that Moscow was interested in capturing them as “symbolic victories”rather than for military considerations.
Artyomovsk is part of a 70-kilometer-long defense line created over the years by Kiev. Russia claims sovereignty over the city along with the rest of the Donetsk People’s Republic. The Donbass province joined Russia in October after a referendum, which Kiev rejected as a “sham.”
The Russian army credited the private military group Wagner for playing the key role in storming Soledar. The Times dismissed the controversial force as “murderers and robbers, gray from years in its grim jails.”
The characteristic is apparently based on claims that the unit recruited convicts, offering a pardon in exchange for risky military service. Officials in Kiev offered inmates in Ukrainian custody the same deal in the early days of the conflict.
The Times claimed that the Wagner Group had suffered heavy losses in Soledar. Evgeny Prigozhin, the head of the force, claimed that an estimated 500 Ukrainian troops were killed in the final stage of the fighting.
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Kiev sent poorly-equipped volunteers to defend key Donbass city – The Times
Newspaper report paints a grim picture of Ukrainian defense forces in the strategically important city of Artyomovsk
FILE PHOTO. Ukrainian soldiers walk through the city of Artyomovsk (Bakhmut). © Spencer Platt / Getty Images
Ukrainian forces defending the Donbass city of Artyomovsk (called Bakhmut by Kiev), are facing “an often desperate, regularly fatal” action, according to British newspaper The Times. Ukrainian officials have been downplaying the advances in the area made by Russian troops last week.
Last weekend, Moscow claimed to have fully seized the town of Soledar, located ten kilometers northeast from Artyomovsk. Ukrainian Deputy Defense Minister Anna Malyar claimed on Sunday that fighting for the town was actually ongoing, and warned against publishing “unsanctioned” information about the situation on the ground.
The article printed by The Times on Monday apparently goes against the warning, since it includes accounts from some of the Ukrainian troops that were overwhelmed by Russian forces in Soledar and pulled back to Artyomovsk.
One such unit didn’t have access to “all the high-end smart weapons given to the Ukrainian army’s elite regiments by NATO,” the publication noted. Soldiers in it had little combat experience. Their participation in the fight for Soledar was mostly shooting in the general direction from which they believe they're under attack, the newspaper said.
According to The Times, Russian troops have locked Artyomovsk in a pincer, and Kiev’s forces in the city are waiting for it to close. It described the city’s defenders as mostly volunteers, including some foreign fighters.
READ MORE
'The entire town is littered with bodies': How Ukraine suffered a humiliating defeat in Soledar after a relentless Russian assault
The Ukrainian military “has kept its crack units out of the defense of Bakhmut and Soledar,” the newspaper reported, claiming that Moscow was interested in capturing them as “symbolic victories”rather than for military considerations.
Artyomovsk is part of a 70-kilometer-long defense line created over the years by Kiev. Russia claims sovereignty over the city along with the rest of the Donetsk People’s Republic. The Donbass province joined Russia in October after a referendum, which Kiev rejected as a “sham.”
The Russian army credited the private military group Wagner for playing the key role in storming Soledar. The Times dismissed the controversial force as “murderers and robbers, gray from years in its grim jails.”
The characteristic is apparently based on claims that the unit recruited convicts, offering a pardon in exchange for risky military service. Officials in Kiev offered inmates in Ukrainian custody the same deal in the early days of the conflict.
The Times claimed that the Wagner Group had suffered heavy losses in Soledar. Evgeny Prigozhin, the head of the force, claimed that an estimated 500 Ukrainian troops were killed in the final stage of the fighting.
Defensie-expert: Rusland trommelt 700.000 nieuwe troepen op, groot offensief lijkt aanstaande
Er zijn allerlei aanwijzingen die duiden op een nieuwe mobilisatiegolf in Rusland. Dat zegt defensie-expert van HCSS Peter Wijninga.
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Why did Russia start the special military operation in Ukraine?'I have decided to carry out a Special Military Operation. The purpose is to defend people who, for 8 years, have faced humiliation and genocide from the Kiev regime'. On February 24 2022, President Vladimir Putin declared the start of the special operation in Ukraine.
At the beginning of 2022, Ukraine amassed 150,000 soldiers on the borders of Donbass. They were getting ready for a final assault to take over the Donbass region. Their confidence was backed up by the NATO and the US military equipment and training and assurances of the USA intelligence that they control all Russian plans. That, combined with previous statements of Ukrainian authorities about intentions to enter NATO and develop weapons of mass destruction, was crossing the red line for the Russian Federation. 'Russia will respond immediately, and the consequences will be such as you have never seen in all our history'.
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❓Why did Russia start the special military operation in Ukraine? 'I have decided to carry out a Special Military Operation. The purpose is to defend people who, for 8 years, have faced humiliation and genocide from the Kiev regime'. On February 24 2022, President Vladimir Putin declared the...
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Oekraïense minister van Binnenlandse Zaken komt om bij helikoptercrash
Bij een helikoptercrash in een buitenwijk van Kiev zijn 14 mensen om het leven gekomen, onder wie de minister van Binnenlandse Zaken van Oekraïne, Denis Monastirski, en twee kinderen.
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