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Ice dance dream duo's first open practice. 😍⛸️ Japan's three-time Olympic medallist Uno Shoma joins forces with figure skater Honda Marin. Coached by Olympian Stephane Lambiel, we can't wait to watch them compete! ISU Figure Skating
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![Former figure skater ENHYPEN SUNGHOON raises the olympic torch for the winter olympics. [issue culture] KBS 2026.01.26 #sunghoon #성훈 Sunghoon, a member of the group ENHYPEN, is holding the torch of the upcoming winter olympics. He’s a popular k-pop star, but he has a special relationship with winter sports, so let's check out the news. This is the site of the team's decision ceremony for the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics held in seoul last week. On this day, enhypen’s sunghoon attended and drew attention. According to his agency, sunghoon will attend the event as a torchbearer for the Milano-Cortina d'Ampezzo Winter Olympics, which will be held in Italy next month. Sunghoon was a national figure skating team reserve for the national figure skating team before making his debut as a singer. Since last year, he has also been an ambassador for promoting the Korean Sports Council. This time, he was selected as the torchbearer after being recommended by the official sponsor of the Olympics. Sunghoon said, "I think i achieved my dream of becoming an athlete who wanted to compete in the Olympics as a singer," and expressed his feelings that he will cheer harder because he is well aware of the athletes' passion and efforts.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2015583181752451255/amplify_video_thumb/2015582656289976320/img/mUeXjwyUjvy2rpZR.jpg)
![Limiting the size of the Ukrainian Armed Forces to 800,000 troops is acceptable for Ukraine, AFU's Commander-in-Chief, Oleksandr Syrskyi, said. "It really guarantees repelling armed aggression in case of its resumption. This figure also guarantees a planned mobilization process. At first, we were offered to reduce the number of our servicemen to 600,000. But we are satisfied with the figure of 800,000," he said in an interview with Channel 24. Other statements by the Commander-in-Chief: ◾️ Russia planned to fully achieve all the goals of the so-called 'SMO' this year. The plans were grandiose. But we can now state that they did not come to fruition; they were thwarted. The enemy suffered enormous losses. ◾️ We see a change in the structure of the war and its rise to a higher technological level. We observe that the war has become so technologically advanced that drones of all types now dominate the battlefield. Their quantity and quality have increased. ◾️ Russians planned to form 14 new divisions this year. They only managed to form 7, with two marine divisions consisting of only one regiment. They were forced to take these divisions' personnel and redistribute them into battle units. This confirms that they really do have problems recruiting people. ◾️ I recently met with the Chief of the Defense Staff of the UK and the Chief of the General Staff of France. So, the vector has changed. We are being asked to help train their armies and their units. I believe this is the highest praise, when it is no longer us asking, but others turning to us. I am told that we are the first in Europe, and probably in the world. ◾️ Some people are shouting about the insane advance of Russian troops deep into [Ukrainian] territory. Insane advance... Is 4.5 kilometers a month an insane advance, when the enemy pays for it every day with thousands of the lives of its soldiers? ◾️ A contract system has been developed whereby a serviceman who signs a contract with very flexible terms will receive a decent money allowance. It is at least three times higher than the current established level. At the same time, additional payments, bonuses, and financial support will be preserved. ◾️ The mission of our Armed Forces remains unchanged: to defend our homeland, its territory and borders, and to destroy the enemy.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2006034631334752645/amplify_video_thumb/2006034291533160448/img/rjYvXjhrX63Txe86.jpg)
![Pyotr Kurzin Pyotr Kurzin , host of The Global Gambit podcast, published an interesting interview with Peter Zeihan Peter Zeihan about Russia's war against Ukraine. I found it quite compelling, so I decided to share its main points: ▪️ "[Putin] has another seven million people he can mobilize if he wants to. Granted, that is the last generation of Russian men under 30. That obviously comes at a huge cost. But the Russians really have not put their shoulder into this war yet. They have tried to treat it as what they've said - a special military operation. We have not seen the full economy mobilized. We have not seen the industrial plants receive the investment necessary for a mass expansion. And we certainly haven't seen the population mobilized in a way past wars involving either the Soviets or the Russians have. We are starting to see that now. It is not risk-free. There's no guarantee they win this anymore. But to think there's going to be a political break in Russia without a significantly greater economic dislocation than we have seen so far is being over-optimistic." ▪️ "For the first time, we're actually seeing the Russians on a military economic footing. While that is, from the capitalistic point of view, wildly inefficient, that doesn't mean it can't work. It means that for the first time in 5 years, the Russians are actually fighting like this is a real war as opposed to something that's a sideshow. That does have consequences. It means we have to have, among other things, a full mobilization. But to say that that's going to break the system, I don't know if I buy that. It just puts stresses in different places." ▪️ "We have to have a much sharper break. And that means the apathy has to end. The best example I can give you is when Prigozhin led his rebellion. He marched his people 1,500 kilometers to Moscow. No regular military commanders joined him, and no regular military commanders tried to stop him. That really underlined just the huge degree of apathy in Russia, even among the security services, about what was going on. While that means it's really difficult for Putin to motivate people, it also means it's very difficult for Putin to be motivated against. Until we have a situation where we don't just have defectors on the front, but actually people shooting their commanders, I don't see Putin in significant domestic danger." ▪️ "Five years on, and Ukrainians are not simply still fighting, but they found new ways to give the Russians a bloody nose and actually change the mechanics on the ground. With the new military technology we've seen this year, that eight-to-one ratio is being achieved regularly. For the first time in this conflict, we are finally at an even fight. That doesn't mean the Ukrainians are going to win, but for the first time, they're not losing ground. And that matters immensely." ▪️ "The Ukrainians are trying to change the math of the war in a very intelligent way. The [drone] technology is innovative. Since the Ukrainians are launching hundreds of these a day, we're in a situation where the entire Russian system is running out of anti-aircraft capability. It changes the math because now the Russians have to defend every square inch and absolutely cannot. Putin has redirected air defenses to concentrate around a few specific areas, most notably Crimea and Moscow, and everything else is kind of open. What we've seen in just the last couple of weeks is that the mid-range strikes that the Ukrainians have been doing since March, basically destroying the logistical tail of the military forces within about 300 or 400 kilometers of the front, have had such an impact that the Ukrainians are actually able to go on the offensive in zones that are mined and win. For the first time, the Russians just can't get more drones, more men, more fuel, more food within the battle zone at all. And that's now affected their ability to hold the line." ▪️ "The amount of economic damage that the Ukrainians cause is really deeply immense. We've had over 140 attacks now on 'shadow fleet' tankers in the Sea of Azov and the Black Sea in just the last six weeks. We are looking at the end of Russia's ability to export through the Baltic or the Black Sea. Conservatively, that's three to four million barrels a day of oil and product. They'll still be able to use, for now, their Siberian export route, but collectively, rail and pipe there is less than a third of what goes west. Long-term impact. This is the end of Russia as a significant energy exporter. Once this physical infrastructure is destroyed, the wells will be shut in, and most of them are mature wells that require foreign technology for their development. The Russians will have to re-drill them, and they can't re-drill them until such time as the sanctions are gone. The Chinese don't have the technology." ▪️ "Strategically, there is no version of an independent Ukraine that can function unless Crimea is part of Ukraine, or at least neutral, because it commands the access to the rivers that are the lifeblood of the Ukrainian economy for their exports of steel and especially grains. And if the Russians control Crimea, they basically control the north half of the Black Sea and can project power west and south very easily. But that assumes that they can resupply Crimea successfully, which is no longer for sure. With the mid-range drone strikes, it basically turned Crimea into an island that the Russians can't support, which means it turns from a springboard into a sandbag. The Ukrainians don't need to make a push in order to drain the Russians. They're just forcing the Russians to use all of their logistical capacity to try to reach someplace that they really can't defend anymore. It's a good strategy." ▪️ "For the Ukrainians to win, they don't just need to get Crimea back. They need to make sure that the Russians lose the military capacity to threaten them. And that means neutralizing or occupying the two Russian cities that are the logistic hubs that enable the war - Belgorod and Rostov-on-Don. We're nowhere close to that right now. But if those two cities are removed from the equation, it's not just that Russia loses the ability to project power west; it loses the ability to project power into the Caucasus. And then you're talking about the entire southern rim of the Russian state falling. And all of those barriers are then completely up in the air, and the Russians are too far from all of them and can't defend any of their territory. And whatever vector a future threat comes in from, the Russians just can't deal with it at all." ▪️ "At this moment, it's a question of whether or not and how soon the Russians can copy what the Ukrainians are doing with drones against two other developments. Number one, the Russians are finally putting huge investments into their ballistic missile capabilities because that's a technology that the Ukrainians have no defense for. The first large numbers of those missiles will probably come online in about six months. That's about the same time that these joint facilities that the Ukrainians are building with the European NATO allies and a number of countries in the Persian Gulf will also come online. So, we're going to have many more Ukrainian memory drones at the same time we have many more Russian ballistic missiles. This war is changing month by month."](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2090500581333021162/amplify_video_thumb/2090500437518528512/img/Qq6d8pbtKfIuoVWL.jpg)
![TAYNEWPOLCASAN FAMILY TIME D1 #PolcaFamMeetingD1 [full thank you ment - after vtr project] 🐳 Say something. 🐻❄ We actually had a talk yesterday during rehearsal, like in playful way, "They'll play it tomorrow anyway as surprise," and when it actually played for us to watch... Well, it's not just because we're happy for having Polcasan. It's also a 10 years flashback where we first had Polca, which are people who stay with us together until today. As I always say, we don't know how much longer we can still be working like this and how much longer people can still support us like this, one day we'll turn into an ordinary people on the street. Today, I'm happy that I can share happiness to everyone. Moreover, we have San with us as well that adds something different in. I'm happy and always remember the first day San came in PEBACA with Kingman and Babii. Even that day, we were like, "Oh so happy to have San turn into a lively figure who can run and playing around already," we also had a talk with San like, "Let's us working and playing together often, Jeje Oonyai loves you so much." we talked without even had single thought he'll be this loved. Now, it proves that people really loves San, someone who brings happiness for everyone, even us, we're happy as well. I'm glad and so happy to be working with San. I'm really happy. Thank you San and Jeje who come today. 🐻❄ Ugh, after talking a lot, I feel a lot better. 🐳 I feel like... let's stand up. 🐻❄ Can you stand up, San? 💦 san is full of tears and snot right now... 🐳 I just wanna say... I've been so tired these days... but seeing San and playing with me, seeing everyone during photo group like a family visiting each other, I feel my tiredness is all cured. I want to bring happiness for everyone. Sorry I don't know how to put it into words but I'm happy you all come and support us like this. Even if you come only to see San but we're happy anyway. Thank you so much for living three of us, I love everyone as well. Thank you. 🐻❄ Let's go, San. It's your turn. 💦 wait... san's tears are still falling downn 🐻❄ Wipe wipe~ 💦 how san gonna speak then? it wont stop falling down y___y tears are falling down... 🐳 How should we do it, baby? Still crying. 💦 please help san y__y 🐻❄ Hold it, baby. Heubb! Jeje, help please. : Heubb! 💦 okhay! san is ready... [not ready 😭] give me a moment, okay? 🐳 Okay, baby. 🐳 How is it? 1, 2, 3.. 🐻❄ Don't pressure him! 💦 san is so happy... [hugs phorphor] please help san, san can't stop crying... san is so happy that oonyai and jeje coming today. thank you papa... ugh, it wont stop coming y__y thank you papa... wait... it wont stoppp y__y thank you papa tay and phorphor newwiee for bringing san into this world. thank you grandpa tha for having papa tay and phorphor, so they can bring san into this world, so san can meet oonyai and jeje. san is so happy that san can share happiness... to oon yai and jeje... 🐳🐻❄ Good job, baby. 💦 i can only say this much, san can't do it anymore y__y 🐳 Thank you. 🐻❄ Good job, good job. 🐳 Everything about San, how it that had to be 'this person' and how he got to meet TayNew, everything sounds like a coincidence, but it happens, and it turns out thi way. I love San and want everyone love San as well. Love you, guys. Do you love everyone, San? 💦 san loves everyone... 🐳 Let's take a picture together~ 💦 o-okayy...](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2027740656253473219/amplify_video_thumb/2027739064200531970/img/-KI-EHiVThcqh6Yw.jpg)