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We are all heading towards the 4th world war.

What could you let go of, for the sake of harmony?

Such a ……

solution by war ???…….

If we look back on the pages of history, then in every era, mankind has been fighting amongst itself on some issue or the other. During the period when the human race lived in the forests, there were wars for the basic needs of food and shelter. After this, with the development of civilization, there was a…

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Ukrainian soldier

they fight like it's natural Even if he gets hurt, if he can move go to the battlefield. It's called patriotism

Japanese people are not patriotic. If the enemy attacks, just run away. Putin originally wanted to invade Japan.

if he attacks In Japan, of Napoleon origin, The tricolor flag would have fluttered.

Rei Morishita

ウクライナ兵

彼らはそれが当然のように戦っている 傷を負っても、彼が動けるようになれば 戦場に行く。愛国心というものだろうが

日本人には愛国心はない。 敵が攻めてきたら逃げるだけだ。 プーチンははじめ日本を攻めようと思っていたらしい

もし攻めれば、 日本には、ナポレオン起源の 三色旗がはためいていただろう。

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SOLUTION BY WAR ???

We are all heading towards the 4th world war.

solution by war ??? If we look back on the pages of history, then in every era, mankind has been fighting amongst themselves on some issue o

If we look back on the pages of history, then in every era, mankind has been fighting amongst themselves on some issue or the other. During the period when the human race lived in the forests, there were wars for the basic needs of food and shelter. After this, with the development of civilization, there was a trend of wars between small and big communities to get a share of land. After that, during the reign of Raj, there were wars and struggles for power between different rulers and kings. Long periods of war in the name of religion have also been taking place in the corners of the world. Even in the era of democracy, there were wars for ideologies between different countries. During the period of imperialism, the trend of war started for the dominance of economic, political, and resources at the global level. Under this, the human history of two world wars has been witnessed in the twentieth century, in which the destruction caused raises hair about the horrors of war. After the Second World War, there have been many wars even during the Cold War era, the process of which does not seem to stop to date.

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In February 2022, Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. In early 2014, the Euromaidan protests led to the Revolution of Dignity and the ousting of Ukraine's pro-Russian president Viktor Yanukovych.

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Russia's Biggest Attacks Yet

Three people were killed when an apartment block was hit in central Kryvyi Rih and another died in shelling in Kherson in the south, they said.

Russia fired more than 70 missiles at Ukraine on Friday in one of its biggest attacks since the start of the war, knocking out power in the second-biggest city and forcing Kyiv to implement emergency blackouts nationwide, Ukrainian officials said.

Three people were killed when an apartment block was hit in central Kryvyi Rih and another died in shelling in Kherson in the south, they said. Russian-installed officials in occupied eastern Ukraine said 12 people had died by Ukrainian shelling.

In an evening video address, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Russia still had enough missiles for several more massive strikes and he again urged western allies to supply Kyiv with more and better air defence systems.

Zelensky said Ukraine was strong enough to bounce back. "Whatever the rocket worshippers from Moscow are counting on, it still won't change the balance of power in this war," he said.

Kyiv warned on Thursday that Moscow planned a new all-out offensive early next year, around a year after its Feb. 24 invasion, in which wide areas of Ukraine have been shattered by missiles and artillery but little of it taken by Russian forces.

Russia has rained missiles on Ukrainian energy infrastructure almost weekly since early October after several battlefield defeats, but Friday's attack seemed to inflict more damage than many others, with snow and ice now widespread.

After some repairs, Ukrainian grid operator Ukrenergo lifted a state of emergency that forced it to impose blackouts. But Ukrenergo also warned that more time would be needed to repair equipment and restore electricity than in previous bombardments.

Russia flew warplanes near Ukraine to try to distract its air defences, Ukraine's air force said. Its army chief said 60 of 76 Russian missiles had been shot down but Energy Minister German Galushchenko said at least nine power-generating facilities had been hit.Read More On..

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NATO chief says alliance will not back down on Ukraine aid

NATO Secretary General calls on member states to pledge more aid for Kyiv during winter amid relentless Russian attacks.

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has accused Russia of “trying to use winter as a weapon of war” as he called on member states to pledge more aid for Ukraine amid Moscow’s relentless attacks on the country’s power infrastructure.

Russian attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure have left millions of people without power, heat and water as winter temperatures have plummeted to below zero.

In a statement on Tuesday, NATO ministers meeting in the Romanian capital, Bucharest, condemned Russia’s “persistent and unconscionable attacks on Ukrainian civilian and energy infrastructure” and confirmed a 2008 decision that Ukraine will eventually join the alliance.

“NATO’s door is open,” Stoltenberg said, as allies promised more arms for Kyiv and equipment to help restore power and heat.

“Russia does not have a veto” on countries joining, Stoltenberg said.

Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba called for an immediate supply of weapons, especially advanced air defence systems, to come “faster, faster, faster” as he joined the two-day meeting of NATO foreign ministers.

“When we have transformers and generators, we can restore our system, our energy grid, and provide people with decent living conditions,” Kuleba said.

NATO foreign ministers are focused on ramping up military assistance for the war-torn nation, such as air-defence systems and ammunition.

Diplomats have acknowledged supply and capacity issues, however, as they also discuss non-lethal aid.

Part of this non-lethal aid – goods such as fuel, medical supplies, winter equipment and drone jammers – has been delivered through a NATO assistance package allies can contribute to and which Stoltenberg aims to increase.

“NATO will continue to stand for Ukraine as long as it takes. We will not back down,” Stoltenberg said in a speech in Bucharest.

He added that the only way to get the right terms for a negotiation to begin would be for Ukraine to advance on the battlefield.

Stoltenberg’s comments were echoed by several ministers from the 30-member alliance, who were also joined by Finland and Sweden as they look to secure full membership pending Turkish and Hungarian ratifications.

“The coming months will be a big test for us all. For Ukraine, it is existential, for us moral. We must continue helping Ukraine for as long as necessary,” Slovak Foreign Minister Rastislav Kacer said. Read More on..

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ウクライナ軍を歓迎するハルキウ州の住民。奪還された地域にて。

これぞ、本物の解放。プロパガンダのために用意された数人のプロ市民がカメラ前で喋るのではなく、全戸の人が道に出て軍に手をふる。 https://twitter.com/nippon_ukuraina/status/1568003063008620545