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The Ukrainian military continues to fight for Vovchansk.

The amount of transactions made by residents of the Russian Federation on the Belarusian Universal Commodity Exchange (BUCE) in January-April 2024 reached $259.4 million, which was four times more than in the same period a year prior.

The Russian zoo said it hoped the peacocks would "brighten up soldiers' everyday life," but it deleted the post after getting comments insulting Putin.

When the opportunity arises, they leave for Russia.

A zoo in Lipetsk, Russia, has sent some unusual "humanitarian aid" to the combat zone - two peacocks. A peacock and peahen have been transported to the Russian 252nd Rifle Division as part of the Who if Not Us? campaign.

And there are reasons for that.

Denis Balibouse/ReutersA Russian zoo has attempted to do its part in the country’s war against Ukraine by sending two peacocks to the battlefield to “inspire” troops in intense combat.The Lipetsk Zoo announced the special delivery in a post to the social networking site VK on Tuesday. “For guys in difficult combat situations, the beauty of birds inspires and brings a piece of joy. This is not an advertisement for the zoo, but a gift from the heart. We hope that the be...

Reports of the transfer of American long-range ATACMS missiles to Ukraine have sparked fears among Belarusians, with warnings suggesting that not only Russian regions and occupied Ukrainian territories, but even Minsk itself, may be under threat of attack.

Ukraine’s SBU security service confirmed targeting an airfield and oil refineries in Russia's Krasnodar Krai with drones in a comment to NV on April 27.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero