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Ukraine puts $100,000 bounty on commander of 2014 Donbas uprising - Vimarsana News

Ukraine puts $100,000 bounty on commander of 2014 Donbas uprising

Ukrainian intelligence announced a $100,000 bounty on the head of Igor "Strelkov" Girkin, the central leader of the 2014 pro-Russian Donbas uprising.

Leadership: Occupation, Filtration and Annexation in Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Leadership: Occupation, Filtration and Annexation in Ukraine

As Russian troops occupied more Ukrainian territory after the 2022 invasion, they found that most Ukrainian civilians were not cooperative This was something the Russians have had to deal with before, but this time Ukrainian forces are fighting to driv

Fact-Checking Biden's UN Speech - Antiwar.com Original - Vimarsana News

Fact-Checking Biden's UN Speech - Antiwar.com Original

On September 21, President Biden addressed the United Nations General Assembly. Taking Territory by Force Biden opened his address by accusing Russia of - Ted Snider for Antiwar.com Original

Hundreds detained in Russia in 2nd round of anti-war protests - Vimarsana News

Hundreds detained in Russia in 2nd round of anti-war protests

Moscow, Sep 24 (EFE).- A second round of protests Saturday against Russian President Vladimir Putin’s decision to order a partial mobilization to reinforce Moscow’s “special military operation” ended with more than 744 people in custody. As of 8:36 pm (17:36 GMT), reports of demonstrators arrested had come in from 32 cities, human rights organization OVD-Info …

Border traffic across Russia, Finland grows following partial mobilization - Vimarsana News

Border traffic across Russia, Finland grows following partial mobilization

Helsinki, Sep 25 (EFE).- Traffic across the border between Russia and Finland continued to grow on Sunday as thousands tried to flee the country following president Vladimir Putin’s announcement of a partial mobilization of the Russian military. The queue of cars at the Vaalimaa border crossing point in southeastern Finland, roughly a three hour drive …