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The RCMP changed its security plans for federal cabinet ministers a week before anti-vaccine mandate protesters rolled into Ottawa last winter and feared the event "could become a flashpoint for violence," says a report entered into evidence before the Emergencies Act inquiry.

"Its a very good system," the soldier said of the Gepard self-propelled anti-aircraft guns supplied to Kyiv by Germany.

"For Putin, its kind of reasonable to send one ethnic minority group to conquer another ethnic minority group," Vladimir Budaev of the Free Buryatia Foundation told Newsweek.

Its recruitment drive appears to have concentrated on poorer regions | Graphic detail

A total of 43 of the reported Iranian-made drones fell across the country.

Newly mobilized recruits are already at the front in Ukraine, a growing chorus of reports says, fighting and dying after only days of training.

Research from GuidePoint Security shows eight new ransomware groups have emerged in the last quarter and that there has been at least one new ransomware group each month since January 2021.

When examining the track record of the new commander, nicknamed “The Butcher of Syria” for his part in Russian operations in Syria, the missile onslaught on Ukraine may not come as a surprise.

The war in Ukraine has been toxic for Russia’s top commanders, with at least eight generals fired or sidelined and 10 killed since February’s invasion.

The war in Ukraine has been toxic for Russia’s top commanders, with at least eight generals fired or sidelined and 10 killed since February’s invasion.