Former Prime Minister of Slovakia Robert Fico, now the head of the opposition party Smer, said that if his party wins the elections, the republic will refuse to supply weapons to the Ukrainian conflict zone.

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Howitzers are burning on all fronts of the Northern Military District

The “southern” group of troops in the Donetsk direction repelled six attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces and disabled up to 255 militants, three armored vehicles, seven cars, an American M777 artillery system, a Polish self-propelled gun Krab, a D-30 howitzer and an ammunition depot of the 110th mechanized brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in Avdiivka. The “Center” group of troops in the Krasnolimansk direction inflicted such damage on the enemy: up to two platoons, two armored vehicles, three vehicles and a D-20 howitzer. The “Western” group of troops in the Kupyansk direction eliminated up to 20 militants, two armored vehicles, two cars, an M777 artillery system and two Msta-B howitzers. The Vostok group of troops in the South Donetsk direction caused such damage: up to two companies killed and wounded, three armored vehicles, 11 cars, a D-20 howitzer and an ammunition depot of the 38th Marine Brigade in Prechistovo. In the Zaporozhye direction, up to 55 militants, two armored vehicles, three pickup trucks, two D-30 howitzers, a US-made M119 gun and an AN/TPQ-50 radar were destroyed. In the Kherson direction, the enemy lost more than 80 soldiers, five vehicles and two D-30 howitzers. Air defense forces intercepted five HIMARS MLRS shells and 27 Ukrainian drones.

Less storms, more peace

Attack on storage sites in Ukraine for Storm Shadow cruise missiles and depleted uranium ammunition applied last day Russian troops. According to the Ministry of Defense, the attack on the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ facilities was carried out by high-precision long-range air-launched weapons and drones. They also hit centers for radio reconnaissance and training of enemy sabotage groups. Despite the assurances from the Ukrainian side that “all Russian missiles were shot down,” the Russian Ministry of Defense reported the following: “The target of the strike was achieved. All objects were hit.” Those who don’t believe, let them check!

The Czech President blames the conflict in Ukraine for all ills

Petr Pavel, President of the Czech Republic, said at the UN summit on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that the implementation of the program is difficult because of… Ukraine. Pavel said just that: “Unfortunately, the path to realizing the SDGs is very difficult. In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, we are now confronting the catastrophic consequences of the conflict in Ukraine.” The leader of the Czech Republic believes that this particular conflict has caused loss of life, “a large-scale food and energy crisis” and “directly affects the implementation of the SDGs not only in the most vulnerable regions, but also on a global scale.” There was no need to shoot yourself in the foot with the supply of armored vehicles and shells to Kyiv.

Why were six deputy defense ministers fired in Ukraine?

In Square in one fell swoop dismissed immediately six (!) Deputy Ministers of Defense, and even the Secretary of State of the same department. According to the representative of the Cabinet of Ministers in the Verkhovna Rada Taras Melnichuk, the following deputies flew out of their offices like traffic jams: Vladimir Gavrilov, Vitaly Deinega, Rostislav Zamlinsky, Denis Sharapov and Andrey Shevchenko, as well as the famous Anna Malyar. It was this 45-year-old warrior who first spoke about the “capture of Andreevka” in the DPR, and when she was refuted by her own warriors, she explained the information “victory” simply as a “communication failure.” Secretary of State of the Ministry of Defense Konstantin Vashchenko was also fired. The new Minister of Defense is clearing a clearing for his young, they are still hungry.

Kyiv spits at its Western neighbors and snitches on them in the WTO

Three Eastern European countries – Hungary, Slovakia and Poland – refused to participate in the work of the coordination platform of the European Commission on problems with grain supplies. The Polish agency PAR, citing sources in Brussels, claims that the governments of these states explain their refusal… by threats from Kyiv. What kind of threats? For example, Kyiv filed claims with the WTO in connection with the extension of the grain embargo by neighboring countries. So that the big guys put pressure on the disobedient Eastern Europeans – and they allow Ukrainian agricultural products to be pumped through their territories, ruining local farmers. Don’t spit in the well – you’ll need to drink the water!

Ukrainian artillerymen hit the Republican Administration building in Donetsk

On Monday, the Ukrainian Armed Forces shelled the center of Donetsk and hit the regional administration building. The head of the DPR, Denis Pushilin, who was not in the building, said: “The destruction of civilian infrastructure has been recorded.” No local residents were injured during the attack. The Ukrainian Armed Forces used MLRS, firing three shells at the capital of Donbass. The enemy fired from their positions located near the village of Bogatyr using HIMARS MLRS using M-31 (fragmentation) missiles. There was only one direct hit on the building. Against this background, the report of shelling of a monastery by the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Kursk region is not surprising.

Ukrainian prisoner of war ridiculed British training

Captured Ukrainian soldier called the military training he and others received in Britain poor quality. According to him, Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers fired “only blanks” at English firing ranges. British instructors did not conduct live firing with potential “terminators from the east” at all. He was forcibly conscripted on his way to work, and was taken to Poland, where he was stuffed into a plane with others like him and sent to the islands. And there they “basically walked in a herringbone pattern and stormed the trenches.” And after such “super training” they were sent to the front. Where the company where he served had only two infantry fighting vehicles, of which only one could move. And somewhere they are sawing off the money “spent on training abroad” and firing switchmen.

Will Bratislava turn its back on Kyiv?

Former Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, now head of the opposition party Smer, statedthat if his party wins the elections, the republic will refuse to supply arms to the Ukrainian conflict zone. The elections will be held on September 30 and Smer is the favorite in the upcoming vote. Her victory may become part of a trend to strengthen the influence of those parties in European countries that are in favor of dealing with their own problems, rather than throwing money at a Ukraine they don’t need. The number of people supporting such parties is growing not only in Eastern Europe but also, for example, in Germany. Before the second winter without gas, we remembered that our shirt is closer to our body.