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  • Ukraine launches counteroffensive against Russia

    06/08/2023 6:50:36 AM PDT · by Timber Rattler · 45 replies
    The Washington Post ^ | June 8, 2023 | Samantha Schmidt, Adela Suliman, Leo Sands and Rachel Pannett
    The Ukrainian military’s long-anticipated counteroffensive against occupying Russian forces has begun, opening a phase in the war aimed at restoring Ukraine’s territorial sovereignty and retaining Western support in the war. Ukraine’s troops intensified their attacks on the front line in the country’s southeast, according to four individuals in the country’s armed forces, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to publicly discuss the battlefield developments.
  • Biden isn’t the only politician to fall: Why we can’t look away (Full Mexican water on vacation barf)

    06/03/2023 8:58:36 AM PDT · by wac3rd · 16 replies
    WaPo via MSN ^ | June 2, 2023 | Adela Suliman
    President Biden’s onstage tumble at the U.S. Air Force Academy made headlines around the world. But he’s far from the only world leader or political candidate who has taken a highly visible fall. From Chinese leader Xi Jinping (whose 2019 slip commentators dubbed the “great fall of China”) to Gerald Ford (whose fall while disembarking Air Force One in 1975 was the subject of late-night comedy skits) and other politicians around the world, trips and tumbles are fodder for laughs, cringes — and hot takes. (snip) Trump, as president, looked unsteady on his feet at the U.S. Military Academy at...
  • Crimea airfield blast was work of Ukrainian special forces, official says

    08/10/2022 4:28:51 PM PDT · by ToxicMasculinity · 49 replies
    Washington Post ^ | 8/10/22 | Isabelle Khurshudyan, Liz Sly and Adela Suliman
    KYIV, Ukraine — A powerful attack on a Russian air base in occupied Crimea was the work of Ukrainian special forces, a Ukrainian government official told The Washington Post on Wednesday, suggesting an increasingly important role for covert forces operating deep behind enemy lines as the country expands efforts to expel Russian troops. The official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly on the matter, did not disclose details of how Tuesday’s attack was carried out. The attack marks a significant escalation in the nearly six-month-old war, demonstrating a new ability by...