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In the Sumy region, our units have started installing road nets against fiber-optic drones.

The bastards are complaining that we stole their idea, but this game can be played by both sides :)

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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/30807786

The proposed law text is posted on the Vkontakte page of a church in Severodvinsk. Churches in Novodvinsk and Arkhangelsk are also collecting signatures aimed at the regional assembly to take action and adopt a new anti-abortion law.

It should not be allowed to propagate abortion, and it should not be allowed to assist with termination of pregnancy anywhere in the Arkhangelsk region, the proposed law text suggest.

In social media, the church has posted a banner of an unborn baby side-by-side with a young child dressed up in combat uniform:

"Protect me today, I can protect you tomorrow. Abortion is murder," the text reads.

Russia’s intensified campaigns against abortion follows Vladimir Putin’s decision to declare 2024 “the Year of the Family.”

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The attack comes as senior US and Ukrainian officials prepare for critical talks in Saudi Arabia, where Ukraine will present a partial ceasefire proposal. 

Ukraine targeted Moscow with dozens of drones in a "massive" overnight attack, the city's mayor said on Tuesday, March 11, with Russia's defense ministry claiming it shot down 337 UAVs across the country.

"The Defense Ministry's air defense continues to repel a massive attack by enemy drones on Moscow," Sergei Sobyanin said on Telegram.

SBS attacked an oil refinery in Moscow and the Druzhba oil pipeline terminal in the Oryol region

On the night of March 11, units of the Unmanned Systems Forces, in cooperation with other components of the Defense Forces, carried out #DeepStrike on a number of strategic facilities of the Russian oil and oil refining industry. In particular, SBS operators struck the Moscow Oil Refinery , located 450 km from the Ukrainian border.

This enterprise is capable of processing about 11 million tons of oil per year and is one of the largest in Russia . It produces gasoline, diesel fuel and aviation kerosene, which provides about half of Moscow's fuel needs and is the main supplier of fuel for local airports. A hit was recorded on the plant's production facilities. The results of the damage are being clarified.

In the Oryol region, SBS forces attacked the Steel Horse linear production control station (LPCS), located 170 km from the Ukrainian border. This is one of the largest Russian oil terminals , which provides control of technological processes on the Druzhba main oil pipeline and stores petroleum products. The enterprise is part of the Russian military-industrial complex and supplies fuel to the Russian army . Local telegram channels reported explosions in the area of the facility. An SBS UAV strike was recorded in the area of the target - the extent of the damage is being determined.

Unmanned systems forces continue to strike at the Russian energy sector, reducing its ability to generate revenue and provide fuel to the enemy army.

🇺🇦 SBS: One step ahead!

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Загальні бойові втрати противника з 24.02.22 по 11.03.25 (орієнтовно)

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The unbelievable footage, posted on Telegram, shows two Ukrainian soldiers amidst ruins in the east of the country carrying a beehive together.

The pair grab the wooden box filled with the insects and lug it towards the bunker, with the drone footage capturing the moment they chuck down the hole.

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Our heroic drone received three bullet wounds, hit the ground running and returned home. It will soon undergo rehabilitation and return to fight the occupier.

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Ukraine plans to purchase 4.5 million first-person-view (FPV) drones this year as part of a large-scale effort to equip its military with advanced technologies, the Defense Ministry reported on March 10.

The total cost of the procurement exceeds Hr 110 billion ($2.6 billion), with Hr 102 billion ($2.4 billion) allocated through the Defense Procurement Agency.

cross-posted from: https://scribe.disroot.org/post/2138284

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Nate Vance, the cousin of U.S. Vice President JD Vance and a volunteer fighting on Ukraine's front lines, said he is "disappointed" in his relative's stance on Ukraine.

Vance, a former U.S. Marine, defended Ukraine from 2022 to January 2025 as a member of the Da Vinci WolvesFirst Motorized Battalion, a volunteer unit.

"Being your family doesn't mean I'm going to accept you killing my comrades," Vance said in an interview with Le Figaro published on March 9. ... JD Vance has criticized Ukraine and Zelensky in the past, at times repeating Kremlin talking points.

Ukrainian security forces have detained a suspected agent of Russian intelligence who allegedly orchestrated an explosion near a war veteran’s home and poisoned a soldier under the guise of providing volunteer aid, the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) reported on March 10.

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UAS SETH – the latest Ukrainian weapon of the 12th Azov Brigade.

This strike UAV system is easy to operate, fully automated, and is already hitting enemy targets in the Toretsk direction.

But most importantly – it is manufactured in Ukraine.

The first batch of UAS SETH was handed over to the Azov fighters by the "Come Back Alive" charity foundation. With it, strike drone operators will be even more effective in hunting down occupiers, their weapons, and equipment.

The video shows the destruction of an enemy truck using the new strike drone.

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Загальні бойові втрати противника з 24.02.22 по 10.03.25 (орієнтовно)

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Most of the time, major international developments and policy changes are slow and incremental. Sometimes, they are dramatic and sudden.

Over the course of the last few months US foreign policy has shifted significantly - and with it, the balance in Ukraine.

This episode I look at the evolution of the war since our last quarterly update to set a baseline for what to expect as negotiations and policy decisions play out - and start to introduce some of the major changes we've already seen, from the US aid freeze to escalating European commitments.