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abokikhalifa:If not amebo wey you be, why you open the post? ![]() |
Honor10:You've ruled out Chelsea abi? |
No details on what happened, so how can we help you? Nevertheless, may your happiness be restored. Amen |
I'll be reading comments ![]() |
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This is getting serious |
orohbiro:Are you and punctuations fighting? |
Ukrainian authorities on Sunday launched a website to help Russian families track down soldiers who have been killed or captured fighting in Moscow’s invasion of the pro-Western country. The site — 200rf.com — contains pictures of the documents and corpses of Russian soldiers Ukraine said had been killed since President Vladimir Putin launched the attack. It also has videos of soldiers Ukraine says it has captured. “I am talking to you in Russian because this site was created for you,” Viktor Andrusiv, an adviser to the interior minister, said in a video posted on the site. “I know that many Russians are worried about how and where their children, sons, husbands are and what is happening to them — so we decided to put this online so that each of you could search for your loved one who Putin sent to fight in Ukraine.” READ ALSO: Thousands Flee As Fighting Breaks Out In Ukraine’s Second-Biggest City Andrusiv said that over the past three days Ukrainian forces had captured almost 200 Russian soldiers and more than 3,000 Russian troops had died. “We have documents, photos and videos of all of these people,” Andrusiv said. The name of the site references the well-known term Gruz-200 (Cargo-200) that was used by Soviet military for corpses being flown back from the war in Afghanistan in the 1980s. Russia’s defence ministry has so far given no details of any military losses in Ukraine since launching a multi-pronged attack Putin called a “special operation” to protect two separatist regions. The head of the North Caucasus region of Dagestan, Sergei Melikov, on Saturday became the first official to report the death of a Russian soldier in Ukraine. He posted a tribute on his official Instagram page, paying homage to an officer he said had been killed during the “special operation to defend Donbas”. The Kremlin has launched a major propaganda campaign to control coverage of the war in Ukraine and has ordered media to use only Russia’s official versions of events. Moscow has long been accused of covering up losses suffered by its forces as they backed pro-Russian separatists in Ukraine and fought in Syria. Lev Shlosberg, a prominent liberal politician, has suggested Russia’s military was using mobile crematoriums to destroy evidence of those killed in Ukraine. “There is no war. No dead. No tombs. People will just be no more. Forever,” he wrote on his blog.
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Dollywood:You mean because I'm sharing boundaries between you and your enemy, I don't have right to be friends with your enemy? Ukraine is a sovereign state, and they have the right to choose who they want to be associated with it. You can't be in your house and be dictating to me on who I should accommodate and not accommodate. |
May peace be restored |
We'll think about it |
Spending such amount of money on a lady you have not met except on Facebook. He no try at all |
Error401:101% that she is pregnant, bro. In as much as you can see the faint line, she is pregnant |
Johndagr8t:What's nice about this fatal accident? |
I don't know when these criminals are going to understand that they can't make wealth through crimes |
He's paying for what he stole ![]() |
Let's see how it goes ![]() |
Nice one! Black soot can be dangerous and even fatal to people's health. I hope it doesn't recur. |
Nobody deserves this gruesome attack |
Let's hope for the best |
It's obvious nobody is safe ![]() |
May his soul rest in peace |


