TheOldGuy @TheOldGuy@social.cleverlibre.org

At approximately 3:00 PM, Viktor Kovalenko, the leader of the Zolochiv community, informed Suspilne Kharkiv that two Russian helicopters had launched an attack on the village of Guryev Kozachok.

The Parliament of Hungary has agreed to Finland's accession to NATO, however Turkey has yet to officially approve Finland's application for membership.

Mateusz Morawiecki, the Prime Minister of Poland, announced that the Council of Ministers will soon approve a long-term program to support the production of ammunition in the country. He stated that private and state-owned companies should increase their production of shells for Ukraine, as there is a shortage of ammunition throughout Europe and NATO.

After the priests of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate) were evicted from the Kyiv Cave Monastery, icons began to disappear from the site. Journalists attempted to ask the priests where the icons had gone, but none of them provided an answer. Other priests, however, stated that they intend to remove all items from the reserve, apart from the relics, as they believe that all the property, including the icons, belongs to the UOC (MP).

Ron DeSantis has a big problem back home - Palmer Report

He has not been watching out for his state.

https://www.palmerreport.com/analysis/ron-desantis-has-a-big-problem-back-home/49468/

Jack Smith is racing to the finish line against Donald Trump - Palmer Report https://www.palmerreport.com/analysis/jack-smith-is-racing-to-the-finish-line-against-donald-trump/49476/

The number of wounded in the shelling of Sloviansk has increased to 32, according to Donetsk regional police.

The head of Kyiv's digital transformation, Petro Olenych, was the target of a hacker attack, resulting in the deletion of all information from his Telegram channel.

'The German Leopard 2 tanks have finally arrived in Ukraine, according to Der Spiegel.'

Ukraine has already received 18 Leopard 2 tanks and approximately 40 Marder infantry fighting vehicles, as reported by Spiegel.

Goodnight Resisters.

CODE RED
https://www.palmerreport.com/analysis/if-we-cant-make-this-happen-we-wont-achieve-any-of-the-rest-of-it/49461/

https://www.palmerreport.com/analysis/this-is-a-disaster-for-kyrsten-sinema/49466/

TREASON We have a lot of traitors in our current government.
https://www.palmerreport.com/analysis/treason-2/49467/

Jamie Raskin is a good man.
https://www.palmerreport.com/analysis/jamie-raskin-shuts-down-marjorie-taylor-greene/49463/

https://www.palmerreport.com/analysis/marjorie-taylor-greene-is-with-the-terrorists/49473/

Little Donnie can NOT assert executive privilege

https://www.palmerreport.com/analysis/president-biden-just-made-donald-trumps-life-harder/49464/

The main news for today is that North Macedonia intends to transfer 12 combat helicopters to Ukraine. Additionally, a group of artillerymen is completing training on British AS-90 self-propelled artillery systems, with Britain announcing the transfer of at least 33 such artillery systems. Furthermore, well-known actor and UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Orlando Bloom has arrived in Ukraine. Additionally, our soldiers have eliminated Russian army officer Dmitry Lisitsky, who was one of those who organized the Ilovaisk cauldron for Ukrainian defenders in 2014. Lastly, Putin f*ck, Russia is the bottom.

Today, the Main Intelligence Directorate of Russia asked how much more resources the country would have for a potential war against Ukraine. Unfortunately, the GUR and Lithuanian military intelligence both believe that Russia would only have enough resources for two years of such a war. The military also believes that they could fight until 2023 or 2024 at the latest, assuming it is a conventional war. If sanctions are tightened, this reserve would be even smaller. European countries are already considering tightening sanctions due to Russia's transfer of Iskanders to Belarus, which could potentially include tactical nuclear missiles. In response to the question of whether the occupiers have a shortage of missiles, it appears that surface launchers have been brought to their basing points, but they are not equipped. Submarine missile carriers are still in place, which is why the missile threat is still considered high. Russians have a large stockpile of bombs which they are converting to guided bombs to imitate missiles. Ukraine has experience in shooting down such bombs, and it is important to shoot down the aircraft themselves in order to counter the occupiers' methods. It is also important to listen to alarms when there are submarine missile carriers at sea, as they can launch missiles all over Ukraine.

Today, the Main Intelligence Directorate of Russia asked how much more resources the country would have for a potential war against Ukraine. Unfortunately, the GUR and Lithuanian military intelligence both believe that Russia would only have enough resources for two years of such a war. The military also believes that they could fight until 2023 or 2024 at the latest, assuming it is a conventional war. If sanctions are tightened, this reserve would be even smaller. European countries are already considering tightening sanctions due to Russia's transfer of Iskanders to Belarus, which could potentially include tactical nuclear missiles. In response to the question of whether the occupiers have a shortage of missiles, it appears that surface launchers have been brought to their basing points, but they are not equipped. Submarine missile carriers are still in place, which is why the missile threat is still considered high. Russians have a large stockpile of bombs which they are converting to guided bombs to imitate missiles. Ukraine has experience in shooting down such bombs, and it is important to shoot down the aircraft themselves in order to counter the occupiers' methods. It is also important to listen to alarms when there are submarine missile carriers at sea, as they can launch missiles all over Ukraine.

MP Yegor Chernev, Deputy Chairman of the National Security and Defense Committee, discussed the potential consequences of the deployment of Russian tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus. He questioned what Lukashenko would do with these weapons if they were deployed, and stated that he could not envision a scenario in which Lukashenko would be able to use nuclear weapons, as he does not have the right to possess them. Chernev also noted that Belarus, which does not have strategic nuclear weapons, would not benefit from having tactical ones either. He concluded that there is no good way out of this situation for the Belarusian dictator.