Ukraine (17 Viewers)

[nolaspe]

Very cool...

 

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I keep falling in love.

 

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[SoggyBottomBoy]

Pretty good article about living in Kharkiv.

Kitsenko said surviving the bombing changed her perception of her hometown. It no longer felt familiar. It felt dangerous.

“The Russians are trying to make Kharkiv unlivable,” she says. “They want our city, as an empty city perhaps.”

https://www.npr.org/2024/06/21/nx-s1-5003770/russia-ukraine-war-kharkiv-bombing-life-music

 

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[DaveXA]

Good sheet. Hope it happens quickly.

 

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[SoggyBottomBoy]

david D.'s full post for the Twitterless:

in case you didnt know south korea has over 7 million 155 rounds, and 12000 russian ATGMs in storage..

"South Korea will map out plans to send weapons to Ukraine, depending on how Russia would react to Seoul's statement which hinted at a review of arms support in response to the development of Russia-North Korea relations on Thursday, according to the presidential office Friday.

The office added that many options concerning the weapons aid to Ukraine could be taken into consideration and that South Korea will continue its "comprehensive support" to Ukraine.

Seoul, however, denied the news report that it was prioritizing the export of ammunitions, such as 155-millimeter artillery shells and anti-tank guided missiles, to Ukraine.

This came a day after South Korea's national security adviser Chang Ho-jin told reporters Thursday that Seoul will "reconsider the issue of providing arms support to Ukraine" in response to North Korea's public announcement of the pact its leader Kim Jong-un signed with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Chang did not elaborate on whether the weapons South Korea considers supplying to Ukraine are lethal or nonlethal ones.

Chang also said Seoul will impose sanctions on four vessels, five organizations and eight individuals allegedly involved in the exchange of weapons and oil between North Korea and Russia.

In response to Chang's comments, Putin said in a press conference in Hanoi, Vietnam during his state visit there that he would make "appropriate decisions" that would not "please" President Yoon Suk Yeol.

"As for the supply of lethal weapons to the war zone in Ukraine, that would be a very big mistake," Putin said."