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Presidential advisor Oleksiy Arestovych is claiming that Ukrainian troops have crossed the Russian border around Kharkiv. They are meant to be symbolic actions.

A layer deeper than the last fundamentals post - once you know it's a tank these are basic ID features to distinguish T-Series tanks. It's intended to be less general than the other guide but still not overwhelmingly specific.  
 
As usual higher-res is on the website.

U.S.-led sanctions are forcing Russia to use computer chips from dishwashers and refrigerators in some military equipment, Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said Wednesday.

Pour soigner une soirée arrosée, le magnat russe aurait rendu visite à un chaman qu'il connaissait depuis plusieurs années, dans la ville de Mytichtchi, située en proche banlieue de Moscou.

Pour l'aider à se sentir mieux, le chaman lui aurait effectué une incision dans la peau pour y administrer quelques gouttes de venin de crapaud, explique The Independent. Après plusieurs vomissements, l'état de santé d'Alexander Subbotin aurait commencé à s'améliorer. Avant de se dégrader subitement. Après l'avoir vu développer une forte douleur thoracique, le chaman a conseillé à l'oligarque de prendre un calmant et de se reposer dans sa cave. Alexander Subbotin n'en ressortira jamais et est retrouvé mort quelques heures plus tard. Il aurait été victime d'une crise cardiaque, même si un examen médico-légal doit encore établir la cause exacte de son décès.

U.S.-led sanctions are forcing Russia to use computer chips from dishwashers and refrigerators in some military equipment, Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said Wednesday.

Wagner Group confirms Ukrainian forces reached state border with Russia and destroyed a pontoon bridge over Siverskyi Donets river resulting in large vehicles losses.

U.S.-led sanctions are forcing Russia to use computer chips from dishwashers and refrigerators in some military equipment, Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said Wednesday.

NEW: China is increasingly embarrassed by Russia's war in Ukraine, Britain's Defense Secretary said on Tuesday.
 
After the damage Putin has caused in Ukraine: “How many world leaders are going to be taking Putin on line two?” Ben Wallace told reporters.
 
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“I think China views instability [as] bad for business,” British Secretary of State for Defense Ben Wallace said. “I think probably China is rather embarrassed by the behavior of Putin. He’s a rather inconvenient friend, and … you don’t see a full-throated support.”
 
But Russia’s relationship with China is competitive, as the two grapple for influence everywhere from the Arctic and Central Asia to Central Africa.  
 
Wallace said Russia is “really worried” about China dominating the high north and could be in a weaker position after the war.
 
The Kremlin appears to be taking troops out of Syria and other overseas bases (Georgia, Libya Mali) to cover losses, Wallace said.  
 
Russia is likely to continue to take heavy losses by trying to overwhelm Ukraine with larger numbers in the Donbas.  
 
"Their solution is just cannon fodder"
 
Russian gear—from jets to helicopters to advanced battle tanks—have been massacred in the fighting so far. That could have implications for China, which has based its fighter jets and some surface-to-air missiles on Russian designs.
 
Wallace said Ukraine’s defeat of top-level Russian military equipment, such as Sukhoi fighter jets and modern T-90 tanks, with handheld Western-made weapons is leading Russia’s military customers to think twice about buying more equipment.
 
“Who’s going to be buying Russian kit? We have seen in Libya, in Syria, in Azerbaijan, and now in Ukraine, [Russian] equipment being defeated by predominantly handheld equipment,” Wallace said. “When a TB-2 takes out your SA-22… I think that has an impact on what is Russia’s offer"

U.S.-led sanctions are forcing Russia to use computer chips from dishwashers and refrigerators in some military equipment, Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said Wednesday.

U.S.-led sanctions are forcing Russia to use computer chips from dishwashers and refrigerators in some military equipment, Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said Wednesday.

NEW: China is increasingly embarrassed by Russia's war in Ukraine, Britain's Defense Secretary said on Tuesday.

After the damage Putin has caused in Ukraine: “How many world leaders are going to be taking Putin on line two?” Ben Wallace told reporters.

https://t.co/6hbrA1qzwS

“I think China views instability [as] bad for business,” British Secretary of State for Defense Ben Wallace said. “I think probably China is rather embarrassed by the behavior of Putin. He’s a rather inconvenient friend, and … you don’t see a full-throated support.”

But Russia’s relationship with China is competitive, as the two grapple for influence everywhere from the Arctic and Central Asia to Central Africa.

Wallace said Russia is “really worried” about China dominating the high north and could be in a weaker position after the war.

The Kremlin appears to be taking troops out of Syria and other overseas bases (Georgia, Libya Mali) to cover losses, Wallace said.

Russia is likely to continue to take heavy losses by trying to overwhelm Ukraine with larger numbers in the Donbas.

"Their solution is just cannon fodder"

Russian gear—from jets to helicopters to advanced battle tanks—have been massacred in the fighting so far. That could have implications for China, which has based its fighter jets and some surface-to-air missiles on Russian designs.

Wallace said Ukraine’s defeat of top-level Russian military equipment, such as Sukhoi fighter jets and modern T-90 tanks, with handheld Western-made weapons is leading Russia’s military customers to think twice about buying more equipment.

“Who’s going to be buying Russian kit? We have seen in Libya, in Syria, in Azerbaijan, and now in Ukraine, [Russian] equipment being defeated by predominantly handheld equipment,” Wallace said. “When a TB-2 takes out your SA-22… I think that has an impact on what is Russia’s offer"