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Our correspondents live broadcast with all the details. In the air for up to 12 hours and invisible on radar. Arlan drones help destroy infantry and Armored Vehicles of the Ukrainian Armed forces in the southern donetsk direction. Members of the center group of troops call on the enemy to surrender. How is the Campaign Work going . The canadian government allowed airbus to use our titan, despite russian sanctions against the Worlds Largest. A phone with very unusual abilities was presented in the chinese gen, what is interesting about the device, we will find out in the vestine program directl...

Is transferring a fivethousandth tank brigade to lithuania. The west has imposed the image of an enemy in the face of our countries on ukraine. Here is footage of a ukrainian trying to sail to moldova. A fugitive on an air mattress was recently detained in belarus. He crossed the dnieper against the current, just to avoid ending up in the Ukrainian Armed forces. The kiev regime is exchanging the lives of soldiers for weapons, this is a deal with the west, according to Alexander Lukashenko, the work of not only the last president zelensky. From the work of the first president of ukraine. Delega...

The president has instructed to pay compensation for any property lost during the emergency system. Vladimir putin announced this at a meeting, the main topic of which was eliminating the consequences of largescale floods in the orenburg, tyumen and kurgan regions areas. The head of state set the task of assessing in detail the size of compensation payments and ensuring a unified , fair approach to this issue. And according to incoming reports from the forces , sufficient means have been mobilized to eliminate the consequences of the disaster rescuers, together with colleagues on the ground, a...

Reuters reported last week that Airbus, Bombardier and Safran had all been allowed to sidestep sanctions imposed on Russia’s state-backed VSMPO-AVISMA

The Montreal company is the second aerospace firm to be granted a waiver; Airbus was the first