In the early hours of February 24, 2022, Russia launched rocket attacks on Ukrainian territory and launched a direct full-scale invasion. APU repulse the enemy
- The teacher commands the Polish crab
Lyubov Plaksyuk, history teacher by profession, artilleryman by vocation. From the first days of the invasion, she defended herself in the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The first woman, who headed the artillery unit of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, stands on the remains of the occupier's equipment, destroyed by the forces of her unit. 
- Active and passive protection against missiles among Belarusians 
- Kadyrov confirmed the death of 23 tiktokers in the Kherson region. Another 58 people were injured, he said. 
- Dagestan stability 
- Non-fictional stories about which it is impossible to remain silent 
- Russian diplomats have regular bouts of clinical exacerbations 
- Medvedev is worried that electricity in Ukraine will rise in price, so Ukrainians need to surrender 
- A Russian propagandist, former editor-in-chief of Gazeta.ru, was shot dead at a training ground in Crimea Svetlana Babaeva
They say the bullet caught up with the propagandist when she was training to shoot back from "Ukronazis" 
- How long does a conscript live after being sent to the front? Spoiler: 7 to 30 days
Despite the fact that the President of the Russian Federation has publicly stated that those mobilized for the war in Ukraine undergo primary training in "formation units"; (it takes from 5 to 10 days) and training in a combat unit (from 5 to 15 days), in fact some of those mobilized during this time have already managed to be buried.
The first funerals began to arrive less than two weeks after the announcement of "partial mobilization" in Russia. For example, Yaroslav from Chelyabinsk was mobilized on September 29, he died on October 8.
Krasnoyarsk citizens Alexander Pomigalov (23 years old), Igor Puchkov (27 years old), Ivan Pukhov (40 years old) and Alexander Parilov were mobilized on September 26 and sent to study in Omsk. They were at the front within a week, and died in the Kherson region on October 5 and 7, in fact, 10-12 days later.
Mobilized in Buryatia Dmitry Sidorov and Andrei Pichuev died in Ukraine on October 4, about 12 days after mobilization.
And these are just a few special cases among thousands and thousands of similar ones. It turns out that the state not only does not fulfill its promises, but also completely ignores any more or less tolerable preparation of those mobilized for full-scale military operations. Not to mention the lack of proper equipment.
Such an attitude leads to an obvious thought: what will happen in winter then? If the unprepared and untrained are killed almost as soon as they arrive at the front, how many soldiers will die in the cold season simply from being cold and sick?
No strategy, no idea. Just throwing meat. Meat — the cheapest. You don’t even need to spend money on it.
- #occupants' losses as of October 28
+ 480 dead RF Armed Forces:
Alexis Castillo Idodeai "Alfonso" from Colombia
reconnaissance platoon commander Lieutenant Alexander Novikov 
- North Korea launched an unidentified ballistic missile in the direction of the Sea of Japan, the South Korean military said (https://m-en.yna.co.kr/view/AEN20221028005600325).
Kim Jong-un wishes everyone a good morning. 
- The IAEA will check two nuclear facilities in Ukraine. This verification (https://www.iaea.org/newscenter/pressreleases/update-121-iaea-director-general-statement-on-situation-in-ukraine?fbclid=IwAR0e2YtJqgmxT2FbBAognO1NeIQPkI1TvHttQVLmOPbxKBH-9g7aBxTSk5M) will be carried out after a request from Ukraine in response to Raska's allegations of the production of "dirty bombs" on Ukrainian territory. 
- "The bird is released": Elon Musk officially headed Twitter. In his new position, Musk has already fired several top managers and the company's chief legal officer. 
- In January-September 2022, Russia's expenses on antidepressants amounted to 5 billion rubles, on sedatives — RUB 13.9 billion
They obviously have everything going according to plan. 
- Within two years, a plant for the production of Bayraktars in Ukraine will appear in Ukraine, reports (https://www.reuters.com/world/turkeys-baykar-complete-plant-ukraine-two-years-ceo-2022- 10-28/) Reuters. The architectural design is already ready, and the detailed design phase has also been completed, and now the company will move directly to construction. 
- And these people say that they came to Ukraine to fight the Nazis?
The post, by the way, was cut out quite quickly, but the Internet remembers everything. 
- DTEK has finally published the current schedule of rolling blackouts. 
- Live 200 years, but not a foot out of rashka! A notice with a ban on leaving the Russian Federation until 2222 was handed over by the Smolensk military registration and enlistment office to the guy when he tried to go abroad. 
- A good example of what a split personality looks like 
- In Poland, they said they want nuclear weapons, since the Russia-NATO pact of 1997 was canceled (https://www.prezydent.pl/aktualnosci/biuro-polityki-miedzynarodowej/wywiady-szefa-bpm/j- kumoch-polska-zainteresowana-uczestnictwem-w-programie-nuclear-sharing,60412) by war.
This is a turn. 
- On the building of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Czech Republic, between the Czech and Ukrainian flags, they hung an image of Putin in a body bag.
Beautiful! 
- Soldiers of the special forces "Hort" liquidated the deputy chief of staff of PMC "Wagner"
Incredibly fat catch, keep it up 
