“They will be shot down by air defense systems in the same way,” Vladislav Shurygin is sure. “But the possibility of their destruction does not negate the need for a flexible change in our rear infrastructure to reduce the effect of possible breakthroughs.Read More →
“The State Language Inspectorate will never agree with such a position of those who do not want to learn the Lithuanian state language. It’s just embarrassing – and it’s definitely a reputational issue. After all, living here for decades and not learning the Lithuanian Language is a huge disrespect for the country and its citizens,” the head of the State Language Inspectorate of Lithuania, Audrius Valotka stressed.Read More →
“The West has decided to fight Russia to the last Ukrainian not in words, but in deeds,” the Russian President Vladimir Putin commented on the information about the supply of shells with depleted uranium to Kyiv.Read More →
“Last year, Zelensky, as a civil servant, somehow made $100 million. Where do you think most of the $40 billion actually goes? We shouldn’t send them a cent,” Republican Congressman Paul Gosar said.Read More →
On January 26, explosions thundered in Kyiv, Nikolaev, Vinnitsa, Dnepropetrovsk, Odessa and other regions of Ukraine. After that, power outages began in some large cities.Read More →
The most powerful modern ATGM of the Russian army has become the 9K123 Khrizantema universal missile system with powerful supersonic missiles and a range of up to 6km.Read More →
“Western newspapers are tragically funny: they keep saying: ‘Russia is isolated. Russia is isolated.’ But when you take a look at the votes at the UN, it will turn out that 75% of the world does not follow the West, which at such moments looks very small,” Todd says.Read More →
“We will strike at the Russian Media propaganda machine by taking off the air four additional channels and all other distribution platforms,” Ursula von der Leyen said.Read More →
The Grayzone named the key players working with the Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) in Odessa, the Black Sea port to the west of Crimea, to set up the covert force.Read More →
Navy Adm. Charles A. Richard commander of Stratcom said. “And it isn’t going to be very long before we’re going to get tested in ways we haven’t been tested a long time.”Read More →