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Germany has satellite image indication of Russian involvement in Bucha killings
The German government has indications that Russia was involved in the killing of civilians in the Ukrainian town of Bucha based on satellite images, a security source said.
German news magazine Der Spiegel reported that the intelligence agency had intercepted radio messages from Russian military sources discussing the killing of civilians in Bucha.
"It's true that the federal government has indications of Russian perpetration in Bucha," said the source. "However, these findings on Bucha refer to satellite images. The radio transmissions cannot be clearly assigned to Bucha."
The source did not elaborate. He said there was no indication of an order from the Russian armed forces' general staff regarding Bucha.
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Russia to continue negotiations
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has that Kyiv had presented Moscow with a draft peace deal that contained "unacceptable" elements, but that Russia would nonetheless continue talks and press to secure its own requirements.
The Kremlin has said that peace talks between Moscow and Kyiv are not progressing as rapidly as it would like and has accused the West of trying to derail negotiations by focusing on war crimes allegations, which Moscow denies.He accused Ukrainian authorities of seeking to scupper talks and not wanting to end more than a month of fighting.
"We see this as a manifestation of the fact that the Kyiv regime is controlled by Washington and its allies, who are pushing President Volodymyr Zelensky to continue hostilities," he added. -
The UK is set to step up the supply of arms to Ukraine after Kyiv pleaded for greater firepower to fight back against the Russian invasion.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said his government is "certainly looking at what more military assistance we can give" as NATO allies considered how to bolster Ukraine's resistance.
Ukrainian generals have visited the UK to see some of the kit that could potentially be offered, including armoured vehicles which could offer troops protection from Russian attack as they move around the war zone.
Mr Johnson said Vladimir Putin's forces have engaged in a "systematic slaughter of innocent people" in Ukraine and the world is now overwhelmingly on the side of Kyiv.British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said the UK is "stepping up" the supply of arms, as she joined NATO counterparts in Brussels to hear the demands from Ukraine for more equipment.
Nato Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg acknowledged that Ukraine urgently needs more weapons. -
Help us now - Kuleba
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba has said the Bucha massacre is "just the tip of the iceberg".
He said the West must either help Ukraine "within days" or it will "come too late".
Mr Kuleba said the discussion is not if Ukraine will get enough weapons but when.
Speaking after meeting NATO foreign ministers in Brussels, he said: "Either you help us now and I'm speaking about days, not weeks, or your help will come too late.
"And many people will die, many civilians will lose their homes, many villages will be destroyed. Exactly because this help came too late." -
NATO agrees more weapons strength for Ukraine
NATO members have agreed to strengthen support to Ukraine and are providing a wide range of weapon systems to the country, according to NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg.
It followed a meeting of foreign ministers in Brussels today.
Mr Stoltenberg told reporters that NATO members also agreed to do more to help other partners and shore up their ability to defend themselves, including Georgia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba earlier said he expected NATO members to send Kyiv the weapons it needs but insisted they had to act quickly before Russia launches another major offensive.
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Mr. Kuleba quizzed on PoW Incident
Asked about video footage circulating on social media of Ukrainian soldiers allegedly shooting a Russian captive, Mr Kuleba said "there might be isolated incidents", but that Ukraine's army "observes the rules of warfare" and that violations would be investigated.
However, he added, observers failed to understand how it feels after seeing pictures of atrocities on the battlefield compared to "knowing that the person you know was raped four days in a row".
"This is not an excuse to those who violate the rules of warfare on either side of the frontline, but there are some things which you simply can't understand, I'm sorry." -
༺ ᗪᗰᒪ ༻ wrote:
This is the sort of thing that make these war crimes spread with revenge attacks both sides are as bad as each other for this sort of thing.Mr. Kuleba quizzed on PoW Incident
Asked about video footage circulating on social media of Ukrainian soldiers allegedly shooting a Russian captive, Mr Kuleba said "there might be isolated incidents", but that Ukraine's army "observes the rules of warfare" and that violations would be investigated.
However, he added, observers failed to understand how it feels after seeing pictures of atrocities on the battlefield compared to "knowing that the person you know was raped four days in a row".
"This is not an excuse to those who violate the rules of warfare on either side of the frontline, but there are some things which you simply can't understand, I'm sorry." -
UN General Assembly suspends Russia from Human Rights Council - official
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𝓑𝓮𝓽𝓽𝔂~οͣнͩκͩ wrote:
a simple search for jews working with nazis shows that it is possible. i don't believe someones background automatically excludes them from working with or for an opposing side. that being said, i admit i have no idea which side to trust. i always assume things are deeper and more complicated than what we see on the news. i distrust the media more than i do putin but the war crimes and killings of civilians, the loss of life, history and culture is simply appalling.BigAl! wrote:
You have to be dense as fuck to think he's a nazi 😂Zelenskyy is Jewish. His grandfather fought the Nazis, for Russia, in WW2. His great grandparents were Jewish civilians, killed by Nazis, because they were Jewish. He is NOT a Nazi, neo-Nazi, or Nazi supporter.
Meanwhile the leader of Belarus is notoriously and openly antisemitic...
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Anyone sucking Zelensky’s dick can literally go jump off a cliff. You are blatantly spewing to the public that you are not capable of critical thinking, your mind is one sided, and you aren’t adding any value to (probably) anything in your life.
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Imagine the whole world confirming that almost every single piece of positive news to support the Ukrainians and their agenda have been proven false, and STILL believing he’s a saint, the “good” guy, and not a piece of shit liar. I hope he gets executed.
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Alot of people believe the entire holocaust was a haux. Showing evidence the jew lied about the whole 6million number had been using that number before hand.
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Deicide wrote:
There is no evidence that there was ever a gas chamber at auschwitz gas chambers where first mentioned at the Nuremberg trails by the Russians but a gas chamber was never found at any campAlot of people believe the entire holocaust was a haux. Showing evidence the jew lied about the whole 6million number had been using that number before hand.
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Zelensky was literally *hated* by his people before this war. I wonder why that was?
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- 'Last chance' to leave East - A Ukrainian official warned residents in the east that they have a "last chance" to flee before a major Russian offensive expected in the Donbas region.
- Lavrov 'an accomplice': Ukraine - Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba says his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov's denials of Russian responsibility in the killings of civilians in the Ukrainian town of Bucha and elsewhere "makes him an accomplice to these crimes".
- More 'atrocities': US - US Secretary of State Antony Blinken says it is likely that Russian forces are carrying out more "atrocities, right now" in parts of Ukraine after bodies were found in Bucha.
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- Radio intercepts - German intelligence services have intercepted radio traffic of Russian soldiers discussing the killings of civilians in Bucha, der Spiegel reports. The Kremlin has denied the accusations of mass killings, claiming instead that the images emerging from Bucha were "fakes" or that the deaths occurred after Russian soldiers pulled out.
- Talks 'overshadowed' - Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu of Turkey, which is hosting negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, says the images of bodies from Bucha and other areas had "overshadowed" what had been an "emerging positive atmosphere".
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- New G7, US sanctions - Leaders of the G7 biggest economies agree to ban "new investments in key sectors of the Russian economy, including the energy sector", alongside widening export bans on certain goods and tightening the screws on Russian banks and state-owned companies.
The US Congress also votes to end normal trade relations with Moscow and codify the ban on Russian oil.
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- 'Significant' Russian losses - Russian troops have suffered "significant losses" in Ukraine, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says in an interview with Sky News, but does not specify a toll. Russia in late March said it had lost 1,351 soldiers with another 3,825 wounded.
- UN rights body suspension - The UN General Assembly votes to suspend Russia from the UN Human Rights Council as punishment for the invasion of Ukraine. Of the 193 members of the assembly, 93 voted in favour of suspension while 24 voted against and 58 abstained, in only the second ever suspension of a country from the council, after Libya in 2011. Russia rejects the suspension as "illegal", while Ukraine says it is "grateful".
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- New plea for weapons - Ukraine's Foreign Minister Kuleba calls on NATO members to provide Kyiv with all the weaponry it needs to fight Russia. "My agenda is very simple. It has only three items on it. It's weapons, weapons, and weapons," Kuleba tells journalists at NATO headquarters in Brussels.
- Hungary 'helping' Putin - Ukraine accuses its neighbour and Kremlin-ally Hungary of appeasing Russian aggression and "destroying unity in the EU". Newly-reelected Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban says he is prepared to pay for Russian gas in rubles, a demand of Putin's that was rejected by the West.
- EU's Von der Leyen to Kyiv - European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen says she will travel to Kyiv on Friday to show Europe's "unwavering support" for Ukraine in its fight against Russia.
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Looks like Russia plans to let ukraine think they was going to invade Kiev have worked perfectly while Russia encircle the donbass which was always the goal
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⚡️ General Staff: Russia plans to capture Mariupol, break through Donbas defense lines.
Ukraine’s Armed Forces say Russian troops are regrouping and gathering additional forces near Mariupol, that are set to launch a new offensive on the besieged city.
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kungfu wrote:
Yea sending thousands of troops to their death and equipment to be destroyed as a ‘fake-out’ great strategy. Moron.Looks like Russia plans to let ukraine think they was going to invade Kiev have worked perfectly while Russia encircle the donbass which was always the goal
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℣į₭ϊ₦Ǥ👹 wrote:
He believes Russian state propaganda without any supporting evidence. Pretty sure he's incapable of rational thought.kungfu wrote:
Yea sending thousands of troops to their death and equipment to be destroyed as a ‘fake-out’ great strategy. Moron.Looks like Russia plans to let ukraine think they was going to invade Kiev have worked perfectly while Russia encircle the donbass which was always the goal
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℣į₭ϊ₦Ǥ👹 wrote:
Most Ukraine supply lines into donbass have been destroyed there won’t be much help arrivingkungfu wrote:
Yea sending thousands of troops to their death and equipment to be destroyed as a ‘fake-out’ great strategy. Moron.Looks like Russia plans to let ukraine think they was going to invade Kiev have worked perfectly while Russia encircle the donbass which was always the goal
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𝓑𝓮𝓽𝓽𝔂~οͣнͩκͩ wrote:
The info has come from a pro Ukraine journalist in the area poor Betty you have no clue about wars and how they are fought and won go back to your knitting℣į₭ϊ₦Ǥ👹 wrote:
He believes Russian state propaganda without any supporting evidence. Pretty sure he's incapable of rational thought.kungfu wrote:
Yea sending thousands of troops to their death and equipment to be destroyed as a ‘fake-out’ great strategy. Moron.Looks like Russia plans to let ukraine think they was going to invade Kiev have worked perfectly while Russia encircle the donbass which was always the goal
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Wars are won by spamming and occupying islands.
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kungfu wrote:
Logistics have historically been an issue for Russia. This war is no different. If there are no supplies in or coming into a city that means Russian troops have none also.𝓑𝓮𝓽𝓽𝔂~οͣнͩκͩ wrote:
The info has come from a pro Ukraine journalist in the area poor Betty you have no clue about wars and how they are fought and won go back to your knitting℣į₭ϊ₦Ǥ👹 wrote:
He believes Russian state propaganda without any supporting evidence. Pretty sure he's incapable of rational thought.kungfu wrote:
Yea sending thousands of troops to their death and equipment to be destroyed as a ‘fake-out’ great strategy. Moron.Looks like Russia plans to let ukraine think they was going to invade Kiev have worked perfectly while Russia encircle the donbass which was always the goal
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I’m new here but I would say Kungfu and Simcoe are the same dude . They don’t believe what they say there just trying to be stupid and it’s working 🤪FREE 🇺🇦
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General Hux wrote:
Simcoe is American if I remember correctly… kungfu is in CroatiaI’m new here but I would say Kungfu and Simcoe are the same dude . They don’t believe what they say there just trying to be stupid and it’s working 🤪FREE 🇺🇦
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YOU wrote:
Well he has live plants in Croatia turkey and Spain but not USGeneral Hux wrote:
Simcoe is American if I remember correctly… kungfu is in CroatiaI’m new here but I would say Kungfu and Simcoe are the same dude . They don’t believe what they say there just trying to be stupid and it’s working 🤪FREE 🇺🇦
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