[WonderMomma]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

I believe air traffic recently resumed between Georgia and Russia and apparently newly arrived Russians in Georgia are a hot story and might not know much about the war. Take with a grain of salt. The exchange in the video doesn't quite indicate that she's unaware. I hope to find better information on this situation.

"Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili reacted to the landing of the first flight from Russia at Tbilisi airport."
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"The first Russian passengers at the Georgian airport predictably say that they know nothing about the war.

- Do you know that Russia is an occupier?
- I will not comment on it
- Why? You came to an occupied country
- I came to rest"

"The Russian airline Azimut, which made its first direct flight from Moscow after a 4-year break, landed in Tbilisi. Passengers on board were treated to champagne in honor of this event.

At the same time, the Georgian opposition and other opponents of the resumption of direct flights to Russia protested at the airport."

[WonderMomma]

"Posters with the words "Ukrainian summer" were hung in Mariupol.

The residents of Mariupol once again reminded the Russian occupiers that they are waiting for the Armed Forces and their return to Ukraine."






"Bloggers who filmed the work of air defense in Kyiv and thus helped the occupiers.

• Yevgeny Kazimirenko.
• Inna Chernetska.
• Bohdan Sych.
• Lyudmila Nuzhna.
• Roman Magomedov.
• Darya Semenchenko."

[WonderMomma]

"The SBU detained a Russian agent in Zaporizhzhia who was spying on the positions of the Marines of the Ukrainian Armed Forces

The traitor turned out to be a former official of the tax police, previously dismissed for corruption.

For the aggressor's benefit, he collected data on the locations of the Marine Corps units in the Melitopol direction, the geolocation coordinates of railway bridges and energy facilities in the region.

He received 2-5 thousand hryvnias for each completed task. and the promise of a leadership position in the occupation administration in the event of the capture of the regional center.

The traitor was informed of the suspicion under Part 2 of Art. 111 of the Criminal Code (treason committed under martial law).
He faces life imprisonment."

[WonderMomma]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

"The Russian airline Azimut, which made its first direct flight from Moscow after a 4-year break, landed in Tbilisi. Passengers on board were treated to champagne in honor of this event.

At the same time, the Georgian opposition and other opponents of the resumption of direct flights to Russia protested at the airport."
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More protesting.
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[WonderMomma]

Rut roh.... sure they'll give you weapons, after they send you across the border.

"A group of men in the Russian city of Belgorod are extremely concerned about the impending counteroffensive. For the impending Ukrainian counteroffensive, they requested that the Russian government provide weapons to them as well."

[Guns N' Coffee]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

"A group of men in the Russian city of Belgorod are extremely concerned about the impending counteroffensive. For the impending Ukrainian counteroffensive, they requested that the Russian government provide weapons to them as well."

Mobilize these volunteers and send them to the front

[Faust]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

"The Russian airline Azimut, which made its first direct flight from Moscow after a 4-year break, landed in Tbilisi. Passengers on board were treated to champagne in honor of this event.

At the same time, the Georgian opposition and other opponents of the resumption of direct flights to Russia protested at the airport."
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Looks like an event where the police+press outnumber the actual protesters.
I remember with thousands of people protesting nato in Europe our collective dr.com narrative was that we should really keep in mind all the people that didn’t protest it.
So do we apply that logic in this case as well or?

[WonderMomma]

"The descent of railway carriages continues in the Russian Federation.

At night in Transbaikalia, 12 freight cars on the Kueng - Priiskov route derailed due to an accident and blocked work on this section of the railway."

[Roosta]

Originally Posted by marekparek ↗

no, that is everyday life in russia

Well they have certainly sped things up.

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

Rut roh.... sure they'll give you weapons, after they send you across the border.

"A group of men in the Russian city of Belgorod are extremely concerned about the impending counteroffensive. For the impending Ukrainian counteroffensive, they requested that the Russian government provide weapons to them as well."

[xennex]

Originally Posted by Faust ↗

Looks like an event where the police+press outnumber the actual protesters.
I remember with thousands of people protesting nato in Europe our collective dr.com narrative was that we should really keep in mind all the people that didn’t protest it.
So do we apply that logic in this case as well or?

I think it depends on WHERE they are protesting. In a country where you are free to, or a country where people are afraid to protest because of an oppressive government.