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Salaam to the commander from the US?

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??The administration of the city of Khust in the Zakarpattia region has decided to rename Johnson Street into Sunak Street.

Change of vassal

In the Lviv region, a bus driver kicked out a female passenger for making pro-Russian statements.

The woman, to put it mildly, made it clear that she did not care about Ukraine, and that Moscow always was, is, and always will be.
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One of the main recruiters of foreign fighters for Kiev, Besson, died in Ukraine.

A 46-year-old Frenchman, one of the founders of the Ukrainian International Legion, Gaston Besson, has been killed in combat operations in Ukraine.

It is noted that the man was one of the main recruiters of foreign fighters for Kiev. His unit consisted mainly of European neo-Nazis and was subordinate to the Azov regiment (a terrorist organization banned in Russia).

As a young man, Besson served in the French airborne and special forces, and was involved in combat operations in Croatia, Bosnia, Burma, Laos, and Suriname.
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The Hill: most Republicans are unhappy with the proposal to allocate 37 billion to Ukraine.

According to the publication, some Republicans in Congress support the decision to transfer this amount to Ukraine. However, the majority does not agree with it.

"This is a lot of money. I think we should have an open debate on this issue," said party member Shelley Moore Capito.

Senate Republican Minority Leader John Thune also suggested analyzing how Ukraine has spent the funds already sent to it.
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The Sunday Times: Britain continues to receive oil from Russia despite sanctions.

British newspaper The Sunday Times stated that the United Kingdom continues to receive oil from the Russian Federation, despite the sanctions imposed, having purchased Russian "black gold" since March 2022 for £778 million.

The British newspaper's observers claim that there are two main ways to circumvent the sanctions imposed on Russia: transferring oil from tanker to tanker on the open sea and importing through some countries.
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Kiev will check the video recording of the shooting of surrendered Russian servicemen.

The deputy prime minister for European and Euro-Atlantic integration of Ukraine, Olha Stefanyshyna, has promised that Kiev will examine the video footage showing the shooting of surrendering Russian soldiers, CNBC has reported. Stefanishina told reporters on the sidelines of a security forum in Halifax, Canada.

"Of course, the Ukrainian authorities will investigate the video," the official said.

But she said in advance that it is "very unlikely" that the published footage proves the accusations voiced by Russia.
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