[WonderMomma]

Wasn't sure where to put this.

⏺"In Russian Tyumen a tank drove out onto a beach where people were sunbathing and swimming.

Tyumen administration reported that the tank drove there "to pave the way in anticipation of the upcoming exercises and did not hurt people."

They went on to say that the land near that lake belongs to Russian defense ministry and civilians are not allowed to be on the beach in that part of the lake."

⏺"Pidors have so much fun on the beaches of the occupied Azov region."

[WonderMomma]

"“It feels like our lives are worth nothing at all ... When we complete a task, our own artillery works for us, mortars, they want to eradicate us, nullify us in any way, they lead us to slaughter” ©

Another “Vladimir Vladimirovich, how is it that we were deceived, figure it out” from ex-cons from the Storm Z unit - from the 27th brigade fighting in the Luhansk direction. Now they are in the hospital, but they are going to be sent back to the front. According to the men, those who refused to return to duty were threatened with murder.

“Out of 110 people in our company, less than 25 remained ... Why such an attitude towards us? We voluntarily signed these contracts - to participate in the NWO, to eradicate this "fascism" - and as a result , fascism is among us and is trying to eradicate us by any means, ”the former prisoners say. Well, at least something began to reach ... to the few survivors"

[WonderMomma]

The Hungarian airline Wizz Air removed from the plane a Ukrainian military man who was flying from Tel Aviv to Warsaw

A video appeared on the network where representatives of the Hungarian airline Wizz Air disembark a Ukrainian soldier who lost a leg in the war. According to reports, the flight crew made this decision due to the impossibility of taking his seat, because the prosthesis takes up too much space and does not allow him to sit in the relatively cramped seat of the plane. It is also reported that at a certain moment of the incident, the man was unable to hold on to the prosthesis, as a result of which he fell and injured his arm.

For more than an hour, the Ukrainian stood at the entrance and tried to convince the airline employees to let him fly to Warsaw, where his relatives were waiting for him.

The airline, for its part, stated that the man allegedly behaved inappropriately. But, apparently, they forgot to mention that the fighter, most likely, was just emotionally trying to reach the representatives of the plane with a request to leave him on the plane. The Ukrainian was forced to get off the plane and return to the airport terminal.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine drew attention to this situation. The spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Oleg Nikolenko on his Facebook page asked the soldier to contact the Ministry.

"We are very saddened by the information about the situation at the Tel Aviv airport, and we want to understand it. Since we have not received any formal appeals, we ask the Ukrainian veteran who was refused a flight to Warsaw to contact the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the embassy of Ukraine in Israel," said Mr. Oleg.

"If a violation is confirmed, we will make maximum efforts to restore the rights of a citizen of Ukraine. Protecting the rights of Ukrainians abroad is an absolute priority." Nikolenko added.

The fate of the Ukrainian military still remains unknown. We hope that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will help our soldier, and the Wizz Air company will receive appropriate reviews (although they have been known to everyone for a long time)

[scorpion9]

Originally Posted by Faust ↗

People circle jerk each other over posts like

“if you say anything bad about putin then you go to jail, for real!”

Yet at the same time they post the equivalent of

“Lol look at this guy on russian tv totally disrespecting putin and the military operation, putin is done!!”.

Freedom of speech in the US is linked to “freedom to lose your job and mortgage and or ability to pay for medical care”.

You make 3 assumptions here.
1) That the people in the tv will get away with this
2) That the people in the tv aren't disrespecting Putin as part of a state wide plan to obfuscate everything. Putin may just as well tell the hardliners in tv to criticize him occasionally, to give them credibility. Russian tv is all a coreographed show...a theatre.
3) That the people who criticize Putin are ordinary Russian citizens. Nope. People who criticize putin are oligarchs themselves, and again, they probably wont get away with this if Putin doesnt like it.

In the west, everyone can criticize the politicians. Just look at how Trump was ripped to shreds. Look how Biden is mocked now. How both parties are mocking each other. Noone is losing a job over criticizing Biden or making fun of Trump.

[Faust]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

The Hungarian airline Wizz Air removed from the plane a Ukrainian military man who was flying from Tel Aviv to Warsaw

A video appeared on the network where representatives of the Hungarian airline Wizz Air disembark a Ukrainian soldier who lost a leg in the war. According to reports, the flight crew made this decision due to the impossibility of taking his seat, because the prosthesis takes up too much space and does not allow him to sit in the relatively cramped seat of the plane. It is also reported that at a certain moment of the incident, the man was unable to hold on to the prosthesis, as a result of which he fell and injured his arm.

For more than an hour, the Ukrainian stood at the entrance and tried to convince the airline employees to let him fly to Warsaw, where his relatives were waiting for him.

The airline, for its part, stated that the man allegedly behaved inappropriately. But, apparently, they forgot to mention that the fighter, most likely, was just emotionally trying to reach the representatives of the plane with a request to leave him on the plane. The Ukrainian was forced to get off the plane and return to the airport terminal.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine drew attention to this situation. The spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Oleg Nikolenko on his Facebook page asked the soldier to contact the Ministry.

"We are very saddened by the information about the situation at the Tel Aviv airport, and we want to understand it. Since we have not received any formal appeals, we ask the Ukrainian veteran who was refused a flight to Warsaw to contact the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the embassy of Ukraine in Israel," said Mr. Oleg.

"If a violation is confirmed, we will make maximum efforts to restore the rights of a citizen of Ukraine. Protecting the rights of Ukrainians abroad is an absolute priority." Nikolenko added.

The fate of the Ukrainian military still remains unknown. We hope that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will help our soldier, and the Wizz Air company will receive appropriate reviews (although they have been known to everyone for a long time)

Looks like some Hungarian companies are still butthurt over ethnic Hungarians in Ukraine losing their minority rights

[DrKGSmiff]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

Source: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-66113460

Twitter Blue accounts fuel Ukraine War misinformation
8 July 2023

False and misleading posts about the Ukraine conflict continue to go viral on major social media platforms, as Russia's invasion of the country extends beyond 500 days.

Some of the most widely shared examples can be found on Twitter, posted by subscribers with a blue tick, who pay for their content to be promoted to other users.

Weapons for Ukraine not used in French riots

Many misleading posts have been shared online about the recent riots in France, but one viral post last week focused on US military aid to Ukraine.

It featured a screenshot of what appeared to be a headline from a news website, along with an image of two rifles.

"French police are fired upon with American rifles that may have come from Ukraine," reads the headline.
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The hilarious and/or ironic part is that the two rifles shown are Accuracy International AWMs.

They’re British-made, and issued extensively to military and law enforcement throughout Europe… but kind of rare in the US, not issued within the US military, and only sparsely used by US LE departments.

[Faust]

Even liars tell the truth sometimes. Twice even

[WonderMomma]

""Putin's battalions" scold the president of Turkey. They suggest Erdogan learn "nobility and intelligence" from Putin."

[Guns N' Coffee]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

""Putin's battalions" scold the president of Turkey. They suggest Erdogan learn "nobility and intelligence" from Putin."

Sounds like they need to take some of their own advice minus the learning from Putin part.

[Roosta]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

The Hungarian airline Wizz Air removed from the plane a Ukrainian military man who was flying from Tel Aviv to Warsaw

A video appeared on the network where representatives of the Hungarian airline Wizz Air disembark a Ukrainian soldier who lost a leg in the war. According to reports, the flight crew made this decision due to the impossibility of taking his seat, because the prosthesis takes up too much space and does not allow him to sit in the relatively cramped seat of the plane. It is also reported that at a certain moment of the incident, the man was unable to hold on to the prosthesis, as a result of which he fell and injured his arm.

For more than an hour, the Ukrainian stood at the entrance and tried to convince the airline employees to let him fly to Warsaw, where his relatives were waiting for him.

The airline, for its part, stated that the man allegedly behaved inappropriately. But, apparently, they forgot to mention that the fighter, most likely, was just emotionally trying to reach the representatives of the plane with a request to leave him on the plane. The Ukrainian was forced to get off the plane and return to the airport terminal.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine drew attention to this situation. The spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Oleg Nikolenko on his Facebook page asked the soldier to contact the Ministry.

"We are very saddened by the information about the situation at the Tel Aviv airport, and we want to understand it. Since we have not received any formal appeals, we ask the Ukrainian veteran who was refused a flight to Warsaw to contact the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the embassy of Ukraine in Israel," said Mr. Oleg.

"If a violation is confirmed, we will make maximum efforts to restore the rights of a citizen of Ukraine. Protecting the rights of Ukrainians abroad is an absolute priority." Nikolenko added.

The fate of the Ukrainian military still remains unknown. We hope that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will help our soldier, and the Wizz Air company will receive appropriate reviews (although they have been known to everyone for a long time)

Fucken assholes, I hate shit like this, I mean why couldn't he have sat sideways across 2 seats or more as the arm rest in commercial planes needs to be able to fold away between or separating the seats if you will, for safety reasons so WTF, besides it's not like the plane is doing an unrestricted take off.
Hope the fuckers get named & shamed by the local media.

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

""Putin's battalions" scold the president of Turkey. They suggest Erdogan learn "nobility and intelligence" from Putin."

What happened to their other spokeswoman who normally does it, she fall out of a window for not laying it on thick enough.