Russian airports disrupted by Ukrainian-operated unmanned aircraft systems
Title: Ukraine's Drones Chaos Freakfest at Russian Airports
Get the lowdown on the latest unfolding chaos at Russian airports due to Ukrainian drones rampaging right before Russia's mass gathering to celebrate their World War II victory.
Crafty Zelensky Honors War Heroes on 80th WWII Anniversary
Ukrainian Prez Volodymyr Zelensky has paid homage to the crucial role Ukraine played in defeating Nazism, remarking that eight million Ukrainians perished in the struggle for freedom. On this 80th anniversary of WWII's end, Zelensky declared the necessity of combatting "evil," referencing Russia's unrelenting invasion of his homeland. Reinforcing his stance, Zelensky portrayed the upcoming Moscow military parade as a "parade of fear, cynicism, and lies" populated by "marching murderers."
Ukrainian Troops Ordered to Only Counterattack
According to Ukraine's public broadcaster, Suspilne, multiple Ukrainian units stationed at the front have been instructed to reply to Russian attacks with fire, underlining a decline in artillery attacks and Russian activity in certain areas. In the Kherson region, Russian FPV drones have been spotted by one brigade since the "ceasefire" at midnight. So far, artillery strikes haven't been recorded, but positional battles have continued steadily.
Tough 'N Wolves Invade Brandenburg, Brandish Wreathes
Pro-Russian bikers from the "Night Wolves" motorcycle gang touched down in Brandenburg, Germany, visiting Soviet memorial sites. The tough wolfpack tossed wreaths at Schönwalde and Baruth before rolling toward Berlin. Police were on standby. Earlier, they seized their motorized opportunity for a pit stop in Dresden. The Russian motorbike brigade commenced their contested "victory ride" from Moscow toward Berlin, with aims to reprise a 2015 show, when German authorities squelched multiple Night Wolves members and canceled their entry visas.
Clunking Tanks Flunk Parade Rehearsal
In Sterlitamak, two vintage Soviet-era tanks malfunctioned during rehearsals for the grand event, casting an awkward shadow over proceedings intended to commemorate the end of WWII.
Russia: Ukrainian Assault Sneaking In Through Kursk
Russian reports claim Ukrainian forces attempted to infiltrate the Kursk region, though neither Moscow nor Kyiv have confirmed these allegations. The Russian Ministry of Defense reports two attempts at border incursions since the three-day ceasefire ordered on May 5 by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Fight or Flight: Ukraine Sitting On Its Hands in Silent Adherence to Ceasefire
Despite conflicting statements, opposition MP Oleksiy Honcharenko reports that Ukraine appears to be complying with Russia's three-day ceasefire. Not a peep from the Ukrainian camp, with drone assaults against Russia replaced by silence, yet no official confirmations remain.
Lithuania Ditches Ban on Mines, Plans to Resupply
Lithuania has decided to pull out of the Ottawa Convention, renouncing the global ban on anti-personnel mines. The parliament in Vilnius made this decision official. Both Lithuania and Latvia withdrew from the convention in April, with Poland, Estonia, and Finland expressing intentions to follow suit due to Russia's military threat.
Europe's Clock Ticking Down to Defend Itself Against Sobering Russian Threat
French President Emmanuel Macron has suggested it will take another ten years for Europe to achieve full self-sufficiency in defense matters. However, Carol Masala, a political scientist, cautions it's not a matter of if, but when Europe experiences Russian aggression. Masala claims Europe is left with four to five years to prepare for and repel Russian attacks.
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- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has reiterated the need for combatting "evil" in the context of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, weeks before a military parade in Moscow scheduled to celebrate World War II's victory.
- The Ukrainian government has frustrated Russian authorities by instructing troops to retaliate with fire against Russian attacks, signaling a decline in artillery attacks and Russian military activity in certain areas.
- Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered a three-day ceasefire, but the situation remains fluid, with opposition MP Oleksiy Honcharenko reporting that Ukraine appears to be abiding by it while replacing drone assaults against Russia with silence.
- Lithuania's withdrawal from the Ottawa Convention, which bans anti-personnel mines, highlights the growing tension in Europe as countries face the sobering threat of Russian aggression.
- There is an increasing debate in Europe on how to defend itself against Russia, with French President Emmanuel Macron stating it could take another ten years for Europe to reach full self-sufficiency in defense matters, while political scientist Carol Masala warns that Europe needs to prepare for Russian attacks within four to five years.
