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BIG | 🇧🇪🇵🇱‼️‼️ Two separate attacks on European defense-industry facilities are sharpening fears that sabotage is becoming a growing threat to the companies supplying NATO and Ukraine. In Belgium, an arson attack struck defense-electronics firm BATS in Liège, with fires started at three separate locations. An anonymous group claimed...

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Фото профиля Max Blanco
Max Blanco28 дней назад

Death to saboteurs is the only way forward

Фото профиля Y Sylfaen #maga 🤣
Y Sylfaen #maga 🤣29 дней назад

finally, Europe is making sense.❤️

Фото профиля Bob
Bob28 дней назад

It looks like Europeans want nothing to do with war

Фото профиля Ceci
Ceci28 дней назад

Os homenzinhos verdes estão a preparar a Europa para o ataque de misericordia russo a seguir à Ucrânia

Фото профиля Sociaall Inc.
Sociaall Inc.28 дней назад

it's in Gaza mode

Фото профиля Pairshone
Pairshone28 дней назад

Mais bien sûr ça vient de la Russie, exactement comme Nord stream. Continuez à prendre les gens que pour des couillons.🙂

Фото профиля Damien Mc Guinness
Damien Mc Guinness29 дней назад

EU Need To Supply Themselves - Israel Are Burnt Out 😜

Фото профиля UAPmathroc
UAPmathroc29 дней назад

C dingue de voir des pays européens ne pas être capable de sécuriser des sites stratégiques . On est obligé d’attendre des actions de sabotage pour se rendre compte que la guerre est sur notre territoire …je comprends pas cette incompetence de ceux qui dirigent ces pays

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Yesterday, Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces set a record for the range of a drone strike on the enemy’s critical infrastructure — more than 3,300 km. When Commander Magyar offers NATO countries the “borscht recipe” and says that russia poses a threat to Europe and that NATO countries are not ready for drone war, many people do not take it seriously. Look at the numbers. - There are drones capable of covering 3,000 km and striking targets. From russia’s Kaliningrad Oblast, this distance covers all of Europe, including Iceland. - russia is scaling up and constantly increasing drone production. Confirmed drones launched against Ukraine per day: 948 on March 24. 892 on May 13. Even an “ordinary” night means around 100 attack drones. - Imagine daily mass raids with the modest figure of 200 drones per day against critical infrastructure facilities. Will the stockpiles of “classic” expensive air defense missiles be enough for a prolonged campaign against cheap drones flying in swarms? - No single “magic” air defense system or best drone can stop a mass raid. It is necessary to build an ecosystem of layered defense: early detection, electronic warfare, mobile fire groups, interceptor drones, gun-based air defense, and expensive missiles only for the most dangerous targets. Ukraine pays a bloody price every day for having invented this recipe. If NATO countries think they have plenty of time, they are mistaken. Europe must rapidly turn Ukraine’s lessons into doctrine, procurement, training, and force structure — including dedicated Unmanned Systems Forces in every country, integrated with air defense and conventional forces. Partnership with Ukraine is not only help for an ally that is holding back russia. It is the fastest way for Europe to prepare its own defense against a threat that already has range, scale, and pace.
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Yesterday, Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces set a record for the range of a drone strike on the enemy’s critical infrastructure — more than 3,300 km. When Commander Magyar offers NATO countries the “borscht recipe” and says that russia poses a threat to Europe and that NATO countries are not ready for drone war, many people do not take it seriously. Look at the numbers. - There are drones capable of covering 3,000 km and striking targets. From russia’s Kaliningrad Oblast, this distance covers all of Europe, including Iceland. - russia is scaling up and constantly increasing drone production. Confirmed drones launched against Ukraine per day: 948 on March 24. 892 on May 13. Even an “ordinary” night means around 100 attack drones. - Imagine daily mass raids with the modest figure of 200 drones per day against critical infrastructure facilities. Will the stockpiles of “classic” expensive air defense missiles be enough for a prolonged campaign against cheap drones flying in swarms? - No single “magic” air defense system or best drone can stop a mass raid. It is necessary to build an ecosystem of layered defense: early detection, electronic warfare, mobile fire groups, interceptor drones, gun-based air defense, and expensive missiles only for the most dangerous targets. Ukraine pays a bloody price every day for having invented this recipe. If NATO countries think they have plenty of time, they are mistaken. Europe must rapidly turn Ukraine’s lessons into doctrine, procurement, training, and force structure — including dedicated Unmanned Systems Forces in every country, integrated with air defense and conventional forces. Partnership with Ukraine is not only help for an ally that is holding back russia. It is the fastest way for Europe to prepare its own defense against a threat that already has range, scale, and pace.

414 Magyar's Birds

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I would like to remind you of several interesting factors about how Putin and Russia’s rhetoric about NATO has changed, as well as about Ukraine’s accession to NATO. In 2002, in Rome, when asked by a journalist about how Ukraine’s accession to NATO would affect relations between Russia and Ukraine, Putin replied that Ukraine is a sovereign state. And she herself has the right to freely choose her future, including the future of her security. And that Russia is not against if Ukraine and the Alliance decide that Ukraine will become a member of NATO. Now these liars are using NATO expansion as one of the reasons for their invasion. And this despite the fact that Ukraine has never been a member of this military bloc, and there were no plans to admit it there in the near future. And we all understand that all these reasons for the invasion are manipulation and lies in order to justify their aggression, terror and attempt to occupy Ukraine. Regarding the second part of the video, Putin says that NATO expansion is unacceptable in 2022. Some time later, when he is asked about Finland and Sweden joining NATO. He says he doesn't mind. NATO is the Defense Alliance. Even Article 5 of NATO implies collective security in the event of an attack on one of the Alliance countries. But this in no way obliges all NATO members to fight for a country that is itself an aggressor. Even if he is a member of NATO. Therefore, Putin’s manipulations that if Ukraine had joined NATO, it would have attacked Russia and started a war between NATO and Russia is a complete lie. Article 5 does not oblige one to fight for a side that itself is the aggressor. But only to protect a NATO member from attack and invasion by other countries. Against the backdrop of all this, all these fairy tales and Russian propaganda that Ukraine wanted to attack Russia is a lie. (I remind you that until 2014 Ukraine was not a member of NATO and there were no plans to admit it there, at least in the near future). And if Ukraine wanted to attack, why did it give up nuclear weapons? Why didn’t she carry out a massive militarization of the country, but, on the contrary, reduced the army? Why now, when the war is already going on, does Ukraine not enter Russian territory with its troops? After all, propaganda says that it was Ukraine that wanted to attack.
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I would like to remind you of several interesting factors about how Putin and Russia’s rhetoric about NATO has changed, as well as about Ukraine’s accession to NATO. In 2002, in Rome, when asked by a journalist about how Ukraine’s accession to NATO would affect relations between Russia and Ukraine, Putin replied that Ukraine is a sovereign state. And she herself has the right to freely choose her future, including the future of her security. And that Russia is not against if Ukraine and the Alliance decide that Ukraine will become a member of NATO. Now these liars are using NATO expansion as one of the reasons for their invasion. And this despite the fact that Ukraine has never been a member of this military bloc, and there were no plans to admit it there in the near future. And we all understand that all these reasons for the invasion are manipulation and lies in order to justify their aggression, terror and attempt to occupy Ukraine. Regarding the second part of the video, Putin says that NATO expansion is unacceptable in 2022. Some time later, when he is asked about Finland and Sweden joining NATO. He says he doesn't mind. NATO is the Defense Alliance. Even Article 5 of NATO implies collective security in the event of an attack on one of the Alliance countries. But this in no way obliges all NATO members to fight for a country that is itself an aggressor. Even if he is a member of NATO. Therefore, Putin’s manipulations that if Ukraine had joined NATO, it would have attacked Russia and started a war between NATO and Russia is a complete lie. Article 5 does not oblige one to fight for a side that itself is the aggressor. But only to protect a NATO member from attack and invasion by other countries. Against the backdrop of all this, all these fairy tales and Russian propaganda that Ukraine wanted to attack Russia is a lie. (I remind you that until 2014 Ukraine was not a member of NATO and there were no plans to admit it there, at least in the near future). And if Ukraine wanted to attack, why did it give up nuclear weapons? Why didn’t she carry out a massive militarization of the country, but, on the contrary, reduced the army? Why now, when the war is already going on, does Ukraine not enter Russian territory with its troops? After all, propaganda says that it was Ukraine that wanted to attack.

Igor Kyivskyi

226,429 просмотров • 2 лет назад

Today, we met in a special format—the Government, Parliament, and the President's Office—to discuss the results of the government's work in the fall and winter, as well as the tasks for the spring and summer. Each ministry reported on their areas of responsibility. We spoke with parliamentarians about which legislative initiatives require special attention. We defined joint positions on key challenges for the coming weeks. Specifically, the launch of a program to restore and modernize the protection of energy facilities and other infrastructure. The Ministers of Defense and Internal Affairs provided detailed reports on issues critical to Ukraine's wartime defense. There were reports on the condition of roads in Ukraine, and at all levels of government, the greatest attention now must be paid to the road network in frontline communities and to national logistics. The relevant tasks for government officials and for local authorities are set. We discussed relations with the European Union and specific challenges with neighboring countries related to their difficult internal electoral processes. The Prime Minister reported on the start of pension indexation in Ukraine and on the implementation of programs to support people and national businesses. Thank you all for your work!
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Today, we met in a special format—the Government, Parliament, and the President's Office—to discuss the results of the government's work in the fall and winter, as well as the tasks for the spring and summer. Each ministry reported on their areas of responsibility. We spoke with parliamentarians about which legislative initiatives require special attention. We defined joint positions on key challenges for the coming weeks. Specifically, the launch of a program to restore and modernize the protection of energy facilities and other infrastructure. The Ministers of Defense and Internal Affairs provided detailed reports on issues critical to Ukraine's wartime defense. There were reports on the condition of roads in Ukraine, and at all levels of government, the greatest attention now must be paid to the road network in frontline communities and to national logistics. The relevant tasks for government officials and for local authorities are set. We discussed relations with the European Union and specific challenges with neighboring countries related to their difficult internal electoral processes. The Prime Minister reported on the start of pension indexation in Ukraine and on the implementation of programs to support people and national businesses. Thank you all for your work!

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

107,396 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад