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"2005. Putin speaking in the Hague:"And in the end, your work contributes to international justice""

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"On March 18, an emergency occurred at the 169th Desna training center named after Prince Yaroslav the Wise (Chernihiv region), killing four soldiers. It is not known what exactly happened; the training center says that the SBI is conducting an internal investigation."

UPDATE: "Four soldiers were killed in the 169th Desna training center due to an explosion of ammunition, the State Bureau of Investigation said. It happened during routine shooting. Violation of the rules for handling weapons is under investigation."

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Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

*CIVILIAN WARNING (no photos of injured civilians just buildings)*

Russian rocket attack on Odesa tonight. 4 rockets launched, 2 shot down by UA air defense. So far its known that 4 people are injured, 3 with light injuries and 1 hospitlized.

A three story building of the UOC monastery of the Moscow Patriarchate was hit.

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No idea if this is related but yesterday the following was reported:

"Members of the Synod of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate, led by Metropolitan Onufriy, arrived at the Presidential Office "to convey the position of the UOC-MP to the state leadership.""

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"German Marder infantry fighting vehicles are on their way to Ukraine - German Defense Minister.

In January, Berlin announced the delivery of 40 IFVs, and the same month, Ukrainian soldiers arrived in Germany to train on these vehicles."

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"The founder of the Wagner PMC, Yevgeny Prigozhin, asks the Russian Defense Minister to "take action" in Bakhmut. In his request, he points to the risks of mercenaries being "cut off" from the main Russian forces in the event of a counteroffensive by the Ukrainian Armed Forces."

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Wow, this is pretty incredible. I don't remember hearing about this.

"Law enforcement officers identified a Russian commander of a motorized rifle unit who shot a car with a couple from an infantry fighting vehicle on June 23, 2022, in Kharkiv region. The resident of Moscow even confessed the crime to his wife. Their conversation was intercepted. The occupier was notified of suspicion and is wanted.

The invader opened fire on the car near the village of Velyka Komyshuvakha, Izium district. A man was wounded. His wife tried to save him, but the Russian continued to fire. At that time, the Ukrainian military were conducting aerial reconnaissance. In order to save the family, the Ukrainian Armed Forces sent a drone with a note "Follow me". The woman followed the drone and came out to the Ukrainian military. The occupiers were inspecting the car at that time. They thought the man was dead and threw him into a trench. The man was unconscious there for over 30 hours. Later, he managed to get to the Ukrainian Armed Forces base."

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"The Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets said that 15 Ukrainian children have been returned home. These are children from cities in Kharkiv and Kherson regions that were under occupation. Lubinets did not specify whether they were returned from Russia or the occupied territories."

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I am going through older threads and found this very useful post in a media thread by KH on Smerch 9M55K rockets. Wanted to at least link to the post for easy access.

https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post7356473

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Highlights of Russian Military Operation in Ukraine on March 21.

[kellyhound]

Igor Girkin admits: local authorities in Crimea in 2014 had to be forced at gunpoint to back the Russian seizure of the Ukrainian peninsula. There was no local uprising, it was a Russian invasion.