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Ukrainian Women At The Front: Don't Ask Us About Pads, We're Short On Weapons - Vimarsana News

Ukrainian Women At The Front: Don't Ask Us About Pads, We're Short On Weapons

Almost a year ago, a well-known lawyer, Yevhenia Zakrevska, became a soldier in the Ukrainian Armed Forces and now serves as an aerial reconnaissance officer. She tells her story to Ukrainian news media Livy Bereg.

This Happened — February 4: The Yalta Conference Begins - Vimarsana News

This Happened — February 4: The Yalta Conference Begins

On this day between in 1945, following the events of World War II, Franklin D. Roosevelt of the United States, Winston Churchill of the United Kingdom, and Joseph Stalin of the Soviet Union met to discuss the postwar reorganization of a war-torn Europe.

Minerals And Violence: A Papal Condemnation Of African Exploitation, Circa 2023 - Vimarsana News

Minerals And Violence: A Papal Condemnation Of African Exploitation, Circa 2023

Before heading to South Sudan to continue his highly anticipated trip to Africa, the pontiff was in the Democratic Republic of Congo where he delivered a powerful speech, in a country where 40 million Catholics live.

János Szabó Collects Stories of People Living Along a Hungarian River Full of Childhood Memories - Vimarsana News

János Szabó Collects Stories of People Living Along a Hungarian River Full of Childhood Memories

Developed in the area where the photographer was born and raised, the project succeeds in showing how life can walk slowly through time and nature.

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How FSB "Confirmation Bias" Has Driven Putin's Invasion - Vimarsana News

How FSB "Confirmation Bias" Has Driven Putin's Invasion

U.S. Department of Defense officials report that instead of the typical battalion tactical groups in Ukraine, which number several hundred soldiers, the Russians have now shifted to attacks by smaller units.