Fun way to fight boredom with some badass babes! 🥊💥. Petersburg, but everywhere else they just survive.So much fun to participate in #BossBitchFightChallenge. He told them that if Russia had offered a better life, he would have readily supported a union between the two countries. He said he had often interacted with Russian officers after fighting began in eastern Ukraine in 2014. The commander, who served in Iraq on several tours as part of a Ukrainian peacekeeping contingent, said he was from a region of Ukraine that is close to the Russian border. “Would you want us to bomb you?” he asked of the Russian population. “The Russians are bombing civilians, women and children,” he said. “Personally, we want to close the skies,” Commander Sulim said, repeating a call by President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine for NATO to impose a no-fly zone over the country to save its cities from punishing airstrikes. Black smoke rose beyond nearby woods where the shells had fallen. Ukrainian artillery sounded close by as it fired at Russian positions to the north. Later he ran into some Russian scouts in the woods and they had let him go, he said, but he was close to tears at the state of his farm. I hid.” He gave only his first name so as not to be further identified. “I had just fed the animals when the tank came. “Everything is destroyed,” he said forlornly. Starting Over: Ukrainians forced from their hometowns by Russia’s invasion find some solace, and success, setting up businesses in new cities.Ī farmer, Valerii, 62, who kept cows and sheep in a property below the road said he had lost half of his animals in the fighting.Experts believe this to be the start of a yearslong economic downturn. Sanctions Take Hold: The Russian economy contracted steeply in the second quarter as the country felt the brunt of the economic consequences of the war.Nuclear Shelter : The Russian military is using а nuclear power plant in southern Ukraine as a fortress. As fighting intensifies in the region, Ukrainian and Western officials are warning that the attacks heighten the risk of a nuclear accident.On the Ground : Ukraine has recently shifted its combat strategy with the help of long-range Western weapons, striking deep behind enemy lines to deplete Russia’s combat potential.He pointed to blackened chunks of human flesh and bone on the road from Russian soldiers killed in the strike, and added, “It was all humane, it was all very quick.”
A deputy commander of the 72nd Mechanized Brigade, which controlled the area, he asked that he be identified only by his nom de guerre, Sulim. “Good shot,” the Ukrainian commander said with elation, surveying the wreck. A single felt boot, favorite footwear for centuries in Russia’s frozen villages, lay blackened among the detritus. The charred body parts of Russian soldiers were still decomposing on the asphalt three weeks later, alongside scattered metal debris and ammunition. NORTHERN OUTSKIRTS OF KYIV, Ukraine - When Ukrainian forces hit a Russian tank with an American-made Javelin missile on a highway on the northern reaches of the capital, Kyiv, the explosion was so huge that it tossed the turret 10 yards down the road and shredded the rest of the vehicle and the men inside. Destroyed tanks and body parts are all that are left of a Russian advance, part of the larger battle to block the invaders’ attempt to enter or encircle the capital.
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