Co do strat po stronie rosyjskiej, szacunki @BBC z 9 grudnia określają je na 10 000 zabitych żołnierzy [2].
21 września minister obrony Federacji Rosyjskiej (@mod_russia) Sergiej #Shoigu w znacznym stopniu zaniżył straty
@drPNapierala@Podolyak_M@BBC@mod_russia 3).
armii Federacji Rosyjskiej kłamiąc o 5931 zabitych. 22 października Ministerstwo Obrony Ukrainy (@DefenceU) podawało liczbę starat rosyjskich na ponad 67 000 zabitych [3].
Jak informuje Departament Obrony USA (@DeptofDefense) w sierpniu, od początku wojny w Ukrainie,
@drPNapierala@Podolyak_M@BBC@mod_russia@DefenceU@DeptofDefense 4).
zginęło i zostało rannych od 70 000 do 80 000 żołnierzy rosykjskich. Według oświadczenia brytyjskiego sekretarza stanu ds. obrony @BWallaceMP z września, łączne straty wojsk rosyjskich [zabitych i rannych] na Ukrainie wynieść miały panad 90 000 ludzi [3].
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za pomocą bezwzględnych ataków sił powietrznych, dyktator Syrii Baszar al-Assad stara się zmiażdżyć ostatnie ogniska oporu.
Podejrzewano, że Rosja bombarduje szpitale w Syrii. Do pewnego czasu nikt nie był w stanie tego udowodnić.
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W 2019 r. 𝕿𝖍𝖊 𝕹𝖊𝖜 𝖄𝖔𝖗𝖐 𝕿𝖎𝖒𝖊𝖘 (@nytimes) zebrał obszerny materiał dowodowy pochodzący z wielu źródeł, który bezpośrednio wiąże Rosję z nalotami dywanowymi na cztery szpitale w ciągu zaledwie 12 godzin.
@dimailnitsky 1).
The immediate initiator of the Massacres of Poles in Volhynia and Eastern Galicia (1943–1945) [1] was former officer of the Battalion Ukrainische Gruppe Nachtigall [2] Roman Szuchevycz (1907–1950). In the order issued on February 25, 1944, he stated:
@dimailnitsky 2).
– „In view of the success of the Soviet forces it is necessary to speed up the liquidation of the Poles, they must be totally wiped out, their villages burned... only the Polish population must be destroyed”.
@dimailnitsky 3).
According to the most probable hypothesis, the decision to genocide Poles was made by a group of three people from the Volyn leadership of the OUN-B: Dmytro Klyachkivsky (1911–1945), Vasyl Ivakhiv (1908–1943) and Ivan Lytvynchuk (1917 –1952).
@the_ins_ru I.
As he admits dr. Boris Leonidovich Zhuikov [1], it is very unlikely that the reactor core will be damaged in a way that will release its radioactivity in a catastrophe similar to the one that happened in Chernobyl in 1986 [2].
@the_ins_ru II.
According to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Nuclear Reactor Laboratory this is pure fantasy [3]. So it is an view of scientists around the world that a reactor explosion in a modern nuclear power plant is impossible [4].
@the_ins_ru III.
Due to its design, the reactor in Zaporizhzhia would be very difficult to destroy. A more accurate comparison of a potential catastrophe that may occur is the one that took place in Fukushima in 2011 [2].
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In 1994, during the „Matthiae-Mahlzeit” – annual banquet aking place on the occasion of Saint Matthias Day taking place around February 24 in the ballroom of the Hamburg City Hall [1] – one of the guests was the then vice-mayor of St. Petersburg #VladolfPutler,
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deputy of Anatoly Sobczak (1937-2000). A speech that evening was made by the President of Estonia, Lennart Meri (1929–2006) [2]. When he accused the Russians of attempt to retrieve dominance in the East,
3). #Putler demonstratively threw a napkin on the banquet table and left the room [3].
Lenart Meri, suffering from cancer, shortly before his death, asked his friend the outstanding Estonian composer Arvo Pärt [4], to compose a piece for own funeral.
@nexta_tv 2).
Russia – expansion of the Third Rome
For Karl Marx Russia was an extremely dangerous and uncivilized power with a constant desire for expansion that could only be blocked by military force. Karl Marx (1818–1883) and Friedrich Engels (1820–1895) were neither Russophiles,
@nexta_tv 3).
nor Russophobes. Their hatred was not directed against the Russian people and all of Russia as such. Its subject was tsarist autocracy. They were equally disliked by messianic Slavophilia, which they saw as a tool for the expansion of Russian despotism.
Mr. Sergey @sumlenny, a Russian political scientist; writer and journalist; Independent Eastern Europe Expert, former Regional Director Ukraine and Belarus at the Heinrich Böll Foundation living in Germany [1],
2).
creates a psychological profile of the infamous prof. Aleksandr Dugin based on an article by Marina Golubina. It is a Gnostic interpretation of the known – from what I can see, however, not for everyone – tales of the son of Abraham (Gen. 22:8-14) and the daughter of
3).
Jephthah (Judg 11:1–12:7 ) from the Old Testament. In the opinion of Mr. Sumlenny, it is peculiar apotheosis of children in sacrifice (especially daughters as emphasizes). It should be noted that the story about Jephthahʼs daughter is not taken literally by everyone;