Jasmoni Tegga
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Mkuu CULCULUS wewe nenda tu kamalizie INTUGRUTION & DIFFURUNTIUTION because niko hapa Ukraine Bakhmut kazi imeisha, tushaimaliza kitambo alfajiri na mapema.
Special Thread: Yanayojiri Mgogoro wa Ukraine na Urusi. Nini chanzo na hatma ya mzozo?
Special Thread: Yanayojiri Mgogoro wa Ukraine na Urusi. Nini chanzo na hatma ya mzozo?
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[emoji298][emoji298]Russia always artificially created myths about Crimean Tatars and Ukrainians, trying to distance them from each other. In Crimea, Putin’s Russia is now repeating the crimes of the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union, according to Ukrainian Foreign Affairs First Deputy Minister Emine Dzhaparova.[emoji298]
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Waambie na Ulaya nzima wafanye hivyo kama wanayo hiyo jeuri.
after the night rocket attack in the Kyiv region, Ukraine, Thursday, May 18, 2023. (Ukrainian Police Press Office via AP)
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Russia fired 30 cruise missiles against different parts of Ukraine early Thursday in the latest nighttime test of Ukrainian air defenses, which shot down 29 of them, officials said.
One person was killed and two were wounded by a Russian missile that got through and struck an industrial building in the southern region of Odesa, according to Serhiy Bratchuk, a spokesperson for the region’s military administration.
Amid the recently intensified Russian air assaults, China said its special envoy met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy during talks in Kyiv earlier this week with Ukraine’s chief diplomat.
Beijing’s peace proposal has so far yielded no apparent breakthrough in the war. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin said Thursday that the warring parties needed to “accumulate mutual trust” for progress to be made.
Ukrainian officials sought during the talks to recruit China’s support for Kyiv’s own peace plan, according to Ukraine’s presidential office. Zelenskyy’s proposal includes the restoration of his country’s territorial integrity, the withdrawal of Russian forces and holding Russian President Vladimir Putin legally accountable for the invasion in February 2022.
Leaders of the Group of Seven leading industrialized nations gathering in Japan on Thursday were expected to denounce Russia’s war and vow to keep helping Ukraine fight Moscow. They were to hold “discussions about the battlefield” in Ukraine, according to Jake Sullivan, the White House national security adviser.
A Western official said Russia had built “potentially formidable” defensive lines on Ukrainian territory, including extensive minefields, and had more than 200,000 troops along the 1,000-kilometer (600-mile) front line, though it is unlikely to possess credible reserves.
As Ukraine receives sophisticated weapons systems from its Western allies, the Kremlin has started losing warplanes in areas previously deemed as safe, the official said, while Kyiv has proven able to shoot down Russia’s hypersonic ballistic missiles — the most advanced weapons in Moscow’s arsenal.
The official spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss military intelligence.
Meanwhile, Kremlin-installed authorities in occupied Crimea reported the derailment of eight train cars Thursday because of an explosion, prompting renewed suspicions about possible Ukrainian saboteur activity behind Russian lines. Russian state media reported that the train was carrying grain.
The state news agency RIA Novosti, quoting a source within the emergency services, said the incident occurred not far from the city of Simferopol. The Crimean Railway company said the derailment was caused by “the interference of unauthorized persons” and that there were no casualties.
Ukraine officials refuse to comment on possible acts of sabotage. Ukraine’s military intelligence spokesperson, Andriy Yusov, noted on Ukrainian television that Russian train lines “are also used to transport weapons, ammunition, armored vehicles.”
Overnight, loud explosions were heard in Kyiv as the Kremlin’s forces targeted the capital for the ninth time this month. It was a clear escalation after weeks of lull and before a much-anticipated Ukrainian counteroffensive using newly supplied advanced Western weapons.
Debris fell on two Kyiv districts, starting a fire at a garage complex. There was no immediate word about any victims, Serhii Popko, head of the Kyiv military administration, said in a Telegram post.
Ukraine also shot down two Russian exploding drones and two reconnaissance drones, according to the authorities.
The missiles were launched from Russian sea, air and ground bases, General Valerii Zaluzhnyi, the Ukrainian commander in chief, wrote on Telegram.
Several waves of missiles were aimed at areas of Ukraine between 9 p.m. Wednesday and 5:30 a.m. Thursday, he said.
Russian forces used strategic bombers from the Caspian region and apparently fired X-101 and X-55-type missiles developed during Soviet times, Kyiv authorities said. Russia then deployed reconnaissance drones over the capital.
In the last major air attack on Kyiv, on Tuesday, Ukrainian air defenses bolstered by sophisticated Western-supplied systems shot down all the incoming missiles, officials said.
That attack used hypersonic missiles, which repeatedly have been touted by Putin as providing a key strategic advantage. The missiles, which are among the most advanced weapons in Russia’s arsenal, are difficult to detect and intercept because of their hypersonic speed and maneuverability.
But sophisticated Western air defense systems, including American-made Patriot missiles, have helped spare Kyiv from the kind of destruction witnessed along the main front line in the country’s east and south.
While the ground fighting is largely deadlocked along that front line, both sides are targeting each other’s territory with long-range weapons.
The most intense fighting has focused on the battle for the city of Bakhmut and the surrounding area, in Ukraine’s eastern Donetsk province, with a Ukrainian military official claiming Thursday that the army advanced up to 1.7 kilometers (more than a mile) there over the previous day.
At the same time, Yevgeny Prigozhin, the millionaire owner of Russia’s private military contractor Wagner whose troops have spearheaded the battle, claimed that Russian army units had retreated from their positions north of the city. Prigozhin is a frequent critic of the Russian military.
At least seven Ukrainian civilians were killed, including a 5-year-old boy, and 18 people were wounded over the previous 24 hours, the presidential office said.
Also, two people were wounded in a drone attack in Russia’s southern Kursk region, which borders Ukraine, the regional governor reported Thursday.
In a Telegram post, Roman Starovoit claimed Ukrainian forces dropped an explosive device from a drone on a sports and recreation complex.
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Russia fired 30 cruise missiles against different parts of Ukraine early Thursday in the latest nighttime test of Ukrainian air defenses, which shot down 29 of them, officials said.
One person was killed and two were wounded by a Russian missile that got through and struck an industrial building in the southern region of Odesa, according to Serhiy Bratchuk, a spokesperson for the region’s military administration.
Amid the recently intensified Russian air assaults, China said its special envoy met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy during talks in Kyiv earlier this week with Ukraine’s chief diplomat.
Beijing’s peace proposal has so far yielded no apparent breakthrough in the war. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin said Thursday that the warring parties needed to “accumulate mutual trust” for progress to be made.
Ukrainian officials sought during the talks to recruit China’s support for Kyiv’s own peace plan, according to Ukraine’s presidential office. Zelenskyy’s proposal includes the restoration of his country’s territorial integrity, the withdrawal of Russian forces and holding Russian President Vladimir Putin legally accountable for the invasion in February 2022.
Leaders of the Group of Seven leading industrialized nations gathering in Japan on Thursday were expected to denounce Russia’s war and vow to keep helping Ukraine fight Moscow. They were to hold “discussions about the battlefield” in Ukraine, according to Jake Sullivan, the White House national security adviser.
A Western official said Russia had built “potentially formidable” defensive lines on Ukrainian territory, including extensive minefields, and had more than 200,000 troops along the 1,000-kilometer (600-mile) front line, though it is unlikely to possess credible reserves.
As Ukraine receives sophisticated weapons systems from its Western allies, the Kremlin has started losing warplanes in areas previously deemed as safe, the official said, while Kyiv has proven able to shoot down Russia’s hypersonic ballistic missiles — the most advanced weapons in Moscow’s arsenal.
The official spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss military intelligence.
Meanwhile, Kremlin-installed authorities in occupied Crimea reported the derailment of eight train cars Thursday because of an explosion, prompting renewed suspicions about possible Ukrainian saboteur activity behind Russian lines. Russian state media reported that the train was carrying grain.
The state news agency RIA Novosti, quoting a source within the emergency services, said the incident occurred not far from the city of Simferopol. The Crimean Railway company said the derailment was caused by “the interference of unauthorized persons” and that there were no casualties.
Ukraine officials refuse to comment on possible acts of sabotage. Ukraine’s military intelligence spokesperson, Andriy Yusov, noted on Ukrainian television that Russian train lines “are also used to transport weapons, ammunition, armored vehicles.”
Overnight, loud explosions were heard in Kyiv as the Kremlin’s forces targeted the capital for the ninth time this month. It was a clear escalation after weeks of lull and before a much-anticipated Ukrainian counteroffensive using newly supplied advanced Western weapons.
Debris fell on two Kyiv districts, starting a fire at a garage complex. There was no immediate word about any victims, Serhii Popko, head of the Kyiv military administration, said in a Telegram post.
Ukraine also shot down two Russian exploding drones and two reconnaissance drones, according to the authorities.
The missiles were launched from Russian sea, air and ground bases, General Valerii Zaluzhnyi, the Ukrainian commander in chief, wrote on Telegram.
Several waves of missiles were aimed at areas of Ukraine between 9 p.m. Wednesday and 5:30 a.m. Thursday, he said.
Russian forces used strategic bombers from the Caspian region and apparently fired X-101 and X-55-type missiles developed during Soviet times, Kyiv authorities said. Russia then deployed reconnaissance drones over the capital.
In the last major air attack on Kyiv, on Tuesday, Ukrainian air defenses bolstered by sophisticated Western-supplied systems shot down all the incoming missiles, officials said.
That attack used hypersonic missiles, which repeatedly have been touted by Putin as providing a key strategic advantage. The missiles, which are among the most advanced weapons in Russia’s arsenal, are difficult to detect and intercept because of their hypersonic speed and maneuverability.
But sophisticated Western air defense systems, including American-made Patriot missiles, have helped spare Kyiv from the kind of destruction witnessed along the main front line in the country’s east and south.
While the ground fighting is largely deadlocked along that front line, both sides are targeting each other’s territory with long-range weapons.
The most intense fighting has focused on the battle for the city of Bakhmut and the surrounding area, in Ukraine’s eastern Donetsk province, with a Ukrainian military official claiming Thursday that the army advanced up to 1.7 kilometers (more than a mile) there over the previous day.
At the same time, Yevgeny Prigozhin, the millionaire owner of Russia’s private military contractor Wagner whose troops have spearheaded the battle, claimed that Russian army units had retreated from their positions north of the city. Prigozhin is a frequent critic of the Russian military.
At least seven Ukrainian civilians were killed, including a 5-year-old boy, and 18 people were wounded over the previous 24 hours, the presidential office said.
Also, two people were wounded in a drone attack in Russia’s southern Kursk region, which borders Ukraine, the regional governor reported Thursday.
In a Telegram post, Roman Starovoit claimed Ukrainian forces dropped an explosive device from a drone on a sports and recreation complex.
Ukraine's capital Kyiv has been attacked from the air by Russia for the ninth time this month.
Kyiv's authorities said it seemed all incoming missiles had been destroyed, but debris falling from the air caused some damage in two districts.
One person has been killed and two more wounded in a missile strike on the Black Sea port of Odesa, officials say.
Blasts were also heard in the central-western regions of Vinnytsia, Khmelnytsky and Zhytomyr.
Overall, 29 out of 30 missiles launched by Russia overnight were shot down, Ukraine's Air Force said in a statement.
Kyiv's authorities said it seemed all incoming missiles had been destroyed, but debris falling from the air caused some damage in two districts.
One person has been killed and two more wounded in a missile strike on the Black Sea port of Odesa, officials say.
Blasts were also heard in the central-western regions of Vinnytsia, Khmelnytsky and Zhytomyr.
Overall, 29 out of 30 missiles launched by Russia overnight were shot down, Ukraine's Air Force said in a statement.
Ukraine war: Russia launches ninth wave of missile attacks on Kyiv this month
All missiles over the capital were shot down, but falling debris caused some damage, Ukraine says.
www.bbc.com
China inatumia nafasi yake . . . .
Hawakusahau ukoloni wa Kirusi uliwaondoa katika sehemu mbalimbali za Asia.
Wanatumia udhaifu wa Putin kujenga nafasi tena !
www.aljazeera.com
China’s President Xi Jinping is in the central city of Xian where he is hosting his first-ever summit with the leaders of five Central Asian nations, underlining Beijing’s growing influence in a region that Russia has long considered its own back yard.
The two-day event brings together the leaders of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan whose countries are crucial to China’s trillion-dollar Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).
Hawakusahau ukoloni wa Kirusi uliwaondoa katika sehemu mbalimbali za Asia.
Wanatumia udhaifu wa Putin kujenga nafasi tena !
China’s Xi hosts Central Asia summit as Russian influence wanes
The leaders of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan are in Xian for a two-day meeting.
China’s President Xi Jinping is in the central city of Xian where he is hosting his first-ever summit with the leaders of five Central Asian nations, underlining Beijing’s growing influence in a region that Russia has long considered its own back yard.
The two-day event brings together the leaders of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan whose countries are crucial to China’s trillion-dollar Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).
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kwa hiyo umshana kumbe unamkubali urusi ni mmbabe toka enzi na enzi karne nyingi huko nyuma ......China inatumia nafasi yake . . . .
Hawakusahau ukoloni wa Kirusi uliwaondoa katika sehemu mbalimbali za Asia.
Wanatumia udhaifu wa Putin kujenga nafasi tena !
China’s Xi hosts Central Asia summit as Russian influence wanes
The leaders of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan are in Xian for a two-day meeting.
China’s President Xi Jinping is in the central city of Xian where he is hosting his first-ever summit with the leaders of five Central Asian nations, underlining Beijing’s growing influence in a region that Russia has long considered its own back yard.
The two-day event brings together the leaders of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan whose countries are crucial to China’s trillion-dollar Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).
sasa kama miaka ya enzi za stone edge mrussia alikuwa mmbabe ....
swali::;kwa dunia ya leo nato na marekani watamuweza kweli kivita ....jibu ni hapana kamwe hawa tamweza ........
dunia nzima imekusanyika kwa ajili ya mwamba mmoja [emoji116][emoji116][emoji116][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji41][emoji41]
Bila shaka wengine watasheherekea Warusi wakifaulu hatimaye kukamata asilimia 0.03 baada ya miezi ya mashambulio.
Je tumesika mara ngapi tayari kwamba Bakhmut imeshachukuliwa??
Mkuu sijui kwako "mmbabe" ni kitu gani. Najua tu kwamba Urusi ni nchi ya kibeberu iliyofaulu kushika koloni zake na kuzinyonya wakati Uingereza imeshaacha mambo hayo na kurudi nyumbani.
Najua pia kwamba Urusi imejaribu mara kwa mara kueneza ubeberu wake; katika karne ya 20 ilishindwa mara kadhaa (dhidi ya Japani 1905, dhidi ya Poland 1920, dhidi ya Ujerumani 1917, dhidi ya Afghanistan 1989, dhidi ya Chechnya 1996) lakini kwa msaada wa Marekani ilishiriki katika ushindi juu ya Ujerumani 1945 ikaweza kutawala sehemu kubwa za Ulaya ya MAshariki na Kati...
1989 seheu kubwa ya himaya yake iliporomoka (ilibaki na koloni zake katika Siberia) na sasa China inatumia nafasi ya kujenga nafasi yake katika Asia ikifaidi na udhaifu wa Urusi ya Putin..
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Crimean Tatars Wana vinasaba vya Mongolia, ni descendant wao.
Influenced na Waturuki.
Hao Waukrain Wana vina saba na kina nani?
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Imerudi nyumbani?
Vipi kuhusu Falk Island kule karibu na Argentina.
kp kipanya44
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Torati ya mtaa;
'Usipigane unapoona hutoshinda'
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Group of Countries Led by Poland Secretly Urging Zelensky to End Conflict - Hersh
YesterdayEastern European allies led by Poland are secretly urging Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to end the Ukraine conflict, even by resigning himself, which the Ukrainian leader is refusing to do, Pulitzer Prize-winning US investigative journalist Seymour Hersh said on Wednesday.
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NATO defense ministers to discuss possible transfer of Western fighter jets to Ukraine at meeting in June ahead of NATO summit - Stoltenberg
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During a working visit to the Kingdom of Norway, Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Ruslan Stefanchuk visited the NASAMS manufacturing enterprise. In his words, Ukraine will soon have more NASAMS to shoot down everything that Russia in agony fires at peaceful Ukrainian cities and to defend itself against Russian brutal attacks.
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Unaweza kuorodhesha idadi ya visiwa na maeneo madogo ambayo bado ni sehemu za Uingereza.
Tofauti kubwa: watu wa sehemu hizo zote waliamua kubaki raia wa Uingereza na kuwa sehemu yake. Mara kwa mara katika kura huru.
Linganisha Falkland a Chechnya kwa mfano - inalazimishwa kuendelea kama sehemu ya Urusi baada ya vita 3 katika karne za 20 na 21 - na baada ya kupewa dikteta asiyekuballi upinzani wowote.
Linganisha na Tatarstan: ilikuwa koloni ya Ufalme wa Urusi, baada ya Vita kuu ya Kwanza Urusi ilivunja jamhuri ya Tatarstan iliyotangaza uhuru wakati ule. Baada ya kuporomoka kwa Ukomunisti, Tatarstan iliendedha kura ya wananchi waliokubali uhuru wa nchi yao (kwa 62%).
Urusi ilikataa kuheshimu azimio la wananchi. Ilhali Tatarstan haikuwa na jeshi na hawakutaka vita (tofauti na Wachechen) ilibaki sehemu ya Urusi. Mwaka 1994 serikali za Tatarstan na Urusi zilikubali mkataba ambako Tatarstan iliendelea kama sehemu ya Shirikisho la Urusi lakini kwa haki nyingi za kujitawala. (ona mkataba hapa The Republic Of Tatarstan:TREATY BETWEEN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION AND THE REPUBLIC OF TATARSTAN On Delimitation of Jurisdictional Subjects and Mutual Delegation of Authority between the State Bodies of the Russian Federation and the State Bodies of the Republic of Tatarstan)
Ila kuanzia 2007 haki hizo zilibanwa na kuondolewa tangu 2017.
Tofauti na maeneo yaote yaliyokuwa chini ya Uingereza kolobi za Urusi hazikupewa uhuru wa kujiamulia. Kuna mfano mmoja tu ambako uingereza inaendelea ukoloni wa zamani: ni visiwa vya Chagos.
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