Bloodbath in Ukraine: 8th Russian General Vladimir Frolov Killed in Action
Major General Vladimir Frolov, the deputy commander of Russia’s 8th Army, is the 8th Russian general killed in Ukraine.
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Major General Vladimir Frolov, the deputy commander of Russia’s 8th Army, is the 8th Russian general killed in Ukraine.
Russian officials warns that it will arm nukes in Kaliningrad if Sweden and Finland join NATO.
Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) asked their government for more funding as they are running out of cash to give their casualties a proper funeral.
Lieutenant Colonel Denis Mezhuev, commander of the 1st Guards Motor Rifle Regiment, has been killed in Ukraine.
A video has been released by the Russian Defence Ministry purporting to show the crew of the cruiser Moskva and her Captain believed to have been killed when the ship was hit by one or more Ukrainian anti-ship cruise missiles. We are skeptical of this.
Russian soldier Alexey Bychkov assigned to a unit operating in Ukraine, was arrested by Russian police due to him sexually abusing a baby. The videos could not be verified whether they were taken in Ukraine or before the invasion.
Sri Lanka has announced that their country would default on its external public debt as its foreign reserves are depleted. It is the first time in history Sri Lanka would default on its debts due to a combination of bad policy decisions and spillovers of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
The Russian forces have reportedly attacked a Kyiv missile factory that focused on making and repairing Ukrainian missiles, which include anti-ship missiles, in an apparent retaliation for sinking the Moskva.
Russia has announced that the captain of the cruiser Moskva was killed. There is a conspicuous absence of any reassuring information from the Kremlin to the Russian public that the crew was saved. It is likely that as many as 450 Russian sailors were lost with the ship along with as yet unknown members of the staff of the Black Sea Fleet that may have been aboard as well.
Rheinmetall’s chief executive Armin Papperger expressed that the company was ready to provide 50 Leopard 1 tanks to the Ukrainian Armed Forces if the German government would approve the transfer.
Ukrainian officials had discovered that the Russian forces booby-trapped dead bodies with explosives and land mines before they left the areas they occupied.
A former Russian lawmaker, Ilya Ponomarev, has taken up arms and is currently fighting with Ukrainian Forces to fight his homeland because he want “to defend humanity and Europe.