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❗️“If every Ukrainian housewife can produce drones, then every housewife can be the CEO of Rheinmetall,” — Zelenskyy The President responded to the statement by the company’s director Armin Papperger about “housewives with 3D printers.” Zelenskyy emphasized that Ukraine demonstrates the effectiveness of its technologies every day — on the front line, in the sky, and at sea. According to him, competition should be done not with statements, but with results, and the Ukrainian defense-industrial complex is already taking its place in the world.

Video of 7 patriot missiles shooting down a Shahed drone. Just joking. It’s a Ukrainian Dickie giving it to a terrorist kite from behind.

Ukraine is absolutely obliterating Russia's two oil export terminals on the Baltic Sea.

Oh, yeah! You just never know what you’ll find at your local thrift store.

A Russian Tor air defense system was driving through Luhansk Oblast when Ukraine's middle-range drone pilots found it. Hitting a moving target is already difficult — hitting a Tor on the move is something else entirely. Operators from the 9th Separate Unmanned Systems Brigade, working with the Deep Strike Center, nailed the strike. One more Russian air defense system damaged. One more gap in the coverage Ukrainian drones and missiles can exploit. 📹 SBS

🤬 Kharkiv: priests of the Moscow Patriarchate had sex with underage children, – SBU. A 52-year-old man invited girls to his place to treat them to something sweet.He photographed and filmed naked children. A 52-year-old monk first gave a 14-year-old girl alcohol and then raped her. After that, a 24-year-old hieromonk raped her.

Elon Musk promised absolute miracles with DOGE if Donald Trump won the election. None of it came true. The public debt is higher than ever and still climbing. Keep that in mind the next time he tries to tell you how to vote

The legendary song “Putin Is a Dickhead” is now 12 years old. It was in 2014 in Kharkiv that local fans, together with supporters from Donetsk who had come to watch the Metalist vs. Shakhtar match, performed the song in public for the first time

Ukraine is ready for a ceasefire during the Easter holidays and for compromises, but not at the cost of our sovereignty - President Zelenskyy. "Normal people who respect life talk about a ceasefire and ending the war for good, not just for a few days. But, of course, we are ready for any compromises, except for compromises regarding, as I said, our dignity and sovereignty," he said.

Russian "Z-correspondent" confirms that Crimea's air defense has been severely weakened by Ukraine: Yesterday, Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces reported the destruction of launchers and loading-transportation machines of Tornado-S MLRS in Russian-occupied Crimea. A Russian "Z-blogger" posted the footage in detail and commented: We can say that what we initially feared has happened - the air defense system of the [Crimea] peninsula has suffered a heavy blow from systematic drone strikes equipped with Starlinks, after which Ukrianian drones started taking down other targets, such as Bastion [Tsirkon missile launcher] and long-range MLRS.

Combat medic Kris: I stopped counting the lives I saved. Before the full-scale invasion she did hair extensions at a beauty salon in Kyiv. Now she evacuates wounded under fire. She is from Crimea — and wants to take part in the operation to liberate it — Suspilne. 1/

Ukrainian aviation carried out a powerful raid on Russian territory — dropping aerial bombs on strongpoints and command headquarters of the Russian military. Missiles were launched at logistics routes used by enemy columns. Russian military bases suffered the most: Russian aircraft did not dare to engage in aerial combat, leaving infantry and equipment on the ground face-to-face with Ukrainian airstrikes. Aircraft of the Ukrainian Air Force entered Russian airspace and delivered precise strikes on enemy targets on its territory. Powerful explosions occurred, flames engulfed everything around, and the blast wave effectively and dynamically destroyed enemy bases. Pilots recorded massive detonations and how the remaining Russian forces scattered in panic, trying to save themselves. This was a large-scale airstrike on enemy military bases, and judging by everything, it was extremely successful. The enemy was burning, and its military equipment was completely destroyed. In addition, the Ukrainian Defense Forces bombed a Russian army command post. This was reported by former Commander of the Ukrainian Air Force, General Mykola Oleshchuk, on his Telegram channel. Oleshchuk published footage of a successful attack by Ukrainian forces on Russian territory. “A Ukrainian fighter strikes an underground enemy command post with a guided AASM Hammer aerial bomb,” the former commander wrote. Footage of powerful hits by GBU-39 aerial bombs on Russian military positions also appeared online. The video shows explosions hitting Russian buildings, with thick black smoke rising from the impact sites. It is likely that as a result of this operation, the enemy suffered significant losses. Additionally, shocking footage has emerged online showing Ukrainian helicopters flying over Russian territory.

Japan destroyed the Russian fleet in Tsushima Ukraine destroyed the Russian fleet in the Black Sea 🇯🇵🤝🇺🇦

🔥 In another attack on the port of Ust-Luga, three fuel tanks, a berth and Novatek pumping stations were damaged, — ASTRA. As a result of UAV strikes on the night of March 29, a 30,000-ton fuel oil storage tank was damaged in the port on the territory of the Ust-Luga Oil terminal. Two more tanks caught fire on the territory of the Novatek terminal: these are containers of 30,000 tons each with light fuel and aviation gas. In addition, the berth of the Portenergo LLC terminal was damaged during the attack. The port's operation was suspended.

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🇧🇬🇺🇦 Bulgarian Prime Minister and a number of ministers arrived in Kyiv for a visit.

“Desperate Drone Housewives of Ukraine.” Rheinmetall CEO Armin Papperger’s silly comments calling Ukraine’s drone innovations the work of “housewives with 3D printers” are a meme goldmine

Another Russian Z-patriot is starting to ask uncomfortable questions of his government. Pavel Kukhmirov is a Russian blogger and author who fought in Donbas in 2014–2016 to bring “Russkiy Mir” to Ukraine. This is what he writes: “It may be that there is a point in not explaining anything to one’s own country at war. There may even be some, undoubtedly important, state reason for not speaking to it at all. If so, then please accept my deepest apologies, most respected “statesmen,” but after the strike and the disabling of two ports in the Leningrad region (located on the opposite end of the country from the former Ukrainian SSR), I personally, as a citizen and taxpayer, have a number of questions which, with your permission, I will voice. 1. Why have the ports of Ust-Luga and Primorsk (which were struck once) ceased operations, while the port of Odesa (which has allegedly been under attack for several years) is functioning and, overall, seems to be doing quite well? 2. Why, on the fifth year of the war, are the government buildings in Kyiv and other administrative and symbolic objects of the Ukrainian regime still standing? 3. Why are all representatives of the Ukrainian regime without exception still alive and seemingly in good condition (especially in light of the real terror against our generals in Moscow, public figures, and pro-Russian activists in the new regions)? 4. Why, after many months of methodical and widely publicized strikes on the enemy’s energy infrastructure, does it still exist and show no obvious signs of disappearing? Where and how, in that case, were these strikes actually carried out? 5. Why is the general who received the Hero of the Russian Federation Star for the liberation of Kupyansk and reported this to the Supreme Commander-in-Chief still wearing it, still in the same rank insignia, and generally free (considering what that entire story ultimately turned out to be and how it ended)? There are many more questions. But these are the minimal and most pressing ones, for which I, as a citizen and taxpayer, would like answers. Thank you in advance for them. P.S. And in this photo are the ports of Odesa and Ust-Luga. Just don’t confuse which is which.” The text was published on the “RIA Katyusha” TG Channel