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?

Drone haikwepeki kwa sasa kwenye 'modern warfare'

Ila bado hatujaona defense system ya kuzitungua kwa uhakika labda baadae wataalamu wataibuka nayo......hasa Israel itazitafutia 'dawa' zile shaheed za Iran mapema.

@T14 Armata
Kuna chaka la wana uchumi kaingia kichwa kichwa na zile hadithi zake za marekani na urusi aisee kapewa nondo za utosi naona na uzi kaukimbia kabisa.

The Boy Wonder
 
The west are condemning the coup d'etat of Niger because it goes against their interests & #Africa that's fully independent!

We're witnessing the beginning of African revolution!
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The west are condemning the coup d'etat of Niger because it goes against their interests & #Africa that's fully independent!

We're witnessing the beginning of African revolution!View attachment 2702450
Hawa watawala mawakala wa mabeberu wote wang'olewe kwa mapinduzi ya kijeshi. Ngumu sana kuwatoa kwa sanduku la kura.
 

Ukrainian church rejects Zelensky’s ‘new’ Christmas​

The canonical Ukrainian Orthodox Church says it will continue to celebrate the holiday on January 7

Christmas in Ukraine will now officially be on December 25, in move away from Russian Orthodox Church​

From CNN's Konstantin Toropin and Alex Stambaugh

Ukraine has passed legislation moving its official Christmas holiday to December 25, further distancing itself from the traditions of the Putin-aligned Russian Orthodox Church, which celebrates the holiday on January 7.

President Volodymyr Zelensky signed the bill into law on Friday after it was passed by Ukraine’s parliament earlier this month.

The legislation’s sponsors said its passage would help Ukraine "abandon the Russian heritage of imposing the celebration of Christmas on January 7," and help Ukrainians "live their own life with their own traditions (and) holidays."

Ukraine and Russia are both majority Orthodox countries, but since Russia illegally annexed Crimea and began supporting separatists in Ukraine’s eastern Donbas region in 2014, a large part of the Orthodox community in Ukraine has moved away from Moscow.

Russia’s war in Ukraine further accelerated the divide between the two branches of Orthodox Christianity, especially given that the head of Russia’s Orthodox Church, Patriarch Kirill, fully endorsed the invasion and framed it as a culture clash between the wider Russian world and Western liberal values.

The new law will effectively formalize what some churches in Ukraine had already begun practicing.

A branch of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine allowed its churches to celebrate Christmas on December 25 last year. Ukraine’s main Greek Catholic church said in February it was moving to a new calendar to celebrate Christmas on December 25 as well.

Tetyana, an Orthodox Christian from Kyiv, said the date was not important for her, but she was ready to support the move because of its symbolic value.

“If necessary, we will celebrate on December 25. It is no longer about religion, it is more a sign of statehood. Let it be so. I support the president and my country,” she said.
Read more on what Ukrainians say about the move.
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Imeisha hiyo ....

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Wakuu!Naona kua update kwa kiasi kidogo japo AFU wamekomboa vijiji kadhaa.
Bila kusahau na mapropagandist wako active sana kwenye uzi hususani huyu mtu anaitwa Manthanzua.
Kabisa mkuu, Ukraine wanapigana hatua japo bado kibarua ni kigumu

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In the Bakhmut area, the Ukrainian military has pushed Russian forces back almost to the village of Klishchiivka, Ukrainian serviceman Yevhen Kozhyrnov said on national television Saturday.

Kozhyrnov said the Ukrainian armed forces are moving on two flanks — north and south of Bakhmut.

Over the past three days, a mechanized infantry brigade has advanced a little less than half a mile on the city's outskirts, pushing back the enemy and reaching an advantageous height to control access to Bakhmut, Klishchiivka and access roads to the village, he said.

"Practically the whole of Klishchiivka is under fire, and this dictates a certain nature of the enemy's actions," Kozhyrnov said. "Our infantry is advancing heroically, very beautifully and very persistently, meter by meter, fighting for landings, for half landings, for every bush, there is progress."
Kozhyrnov acknowledged "the advance is not fast," adding that Russian forces are "still fighting back."

CNN cannot independently verify claims on battlefield developments from either side in the conflict.


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The EU asks Russia to lower the price of grain.

"Due to the increase in transportation costs, Ukrainian grain may lose at the auction compared to Russian grain.


We need fair competition, so we ask Moscow to reduce the prices of delivered products. This will be fair to all market participants," Joseph Borelj.
Wao si ndo mabingwa wa sanctions?
Sasa wanataka fair Ili iweje?[emoji848]
 
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