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The player was denied surgery because of his nationality, according to a Russian hockey official A young hockey player was refused an operation in Finland because the clinic “no longer serves” Russians, the director of KHL club Salavat Yulaev has said. “We’ve been working with Finland for many years and perhaps we even pay excessive attention to it…,” said the general director of the Ufa-based club, Rinat Bashirov. “I can tell you that we planned an operation for a young player from Tolpar [junior team], but they called us and said that Russian citizens were no longer served. “It doesn't bode well for us. I can’t say if this is a trend for the whole country, but, based on how it is interpreted to us, this is a political point for us.” Salavat Yulaev boasted a strong Finnish contingent although four stars – Juha Metsola, Teemu Hartikainen, Markus Granlund and Sakari Manninen – were among the foreigners to quit the team during the Gagarin Cup playoffs because of the conflict in Ukraine. Finnish head coach Tommy Lamsya is also set to leave his position now that the team’s season is over. Commenting on the claims that a young player was denied surgery, former Russian star Maxim Sushinsky described it as “racism.” “You can easily sue. It’s clear that the court won’t be on our side, but this is already called racism. For some reason, in America this is the most dangerous word, but with us it is practiced in any country,” Sushinsky told Championat. “Why exactly do the Finns act so vilely? The smaller the dog, the more it barks. You look who barks: Estonia, Latvia, Poland and Finland. Whoever gets paid, they bark… “Here it’s not even sports or politics, but human things, because you can’t refuse treatment to a sick person.” The KHL saw a spate of foreign departures following the launch of Moscow’s military campaign in Ukraine, with Helsinki team Jokerit and Latvia’s Dinamo Riga later confirming they will not take part in the 2022-23 season. https://www.rt.com/sport/553855-finland-racism-russian-hockey-player-operation/
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Kajaard:You sound more like a runt without manners I'm afraid, I'm a jack of all trade son |
Cuteamigo1:Remember brother,unconventional ideas is better than doing nothing and just going with the flow most of the time, degrees has it's perks certainly but it's not as useful as we were meant to believe |
The guy sold it,thread closed I giess |
dettolgel:I don't argue it has it's own positive inclinations, but the only reason I went for those courses is to make more money Germaine to my area of specialty,I don't make Money with any of those degrees and that's a bummer for me |
gracealonev:I think an ordinary BSC would have sufficed,those other degrees are irrelevant to what I do |
Mariangeles:Entrepreneurship, but I've always had the inclination to lean towards getting more education not because I really wanted to but because I thought it was The first and Most important step to success,boy was I wrong |
froze6:If you're outside Nigeria you should toll the part of social work it's easy to get jobs with a soc degree in the west |
Ok,can she be jailed now please |
olugabbie:.that clown don't know they are Asian Russians that looks exactly like Chinese in Russia |
omis1:Show proof or shut up please |
gambojimeta:You keep ignorantly posting crap,do you see those so called Nazis in Their army or any official position,do you see Thier government praising them or encouraging them. The answer is no,so kindly stop your foolishness |
gambojimeta:There are Nazis in every country but Russia cracks down on them and don't celebrate and indoctrinate them into official capacity like Ukraine does |
Horus:It is quite appalling This is one of Thier hideouts raided yesterday
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Western media before the invasion Now they call this neonazis heroes and even fund them
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Inside a big neo Nazi music festival in Ukraine
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Ukrainian soliders tied up a girl, raped and displayed her like a cattle
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I call Seun and other mods to push this to the front page so Africans can see how they're treated and viewed in Ukraine |
Johan Strokan, Nazi leader of ��Ukraine and candidate for public council of the Ministry of Veterans Affairs 2021 supervisory (lobostic) advisory body of the Ministry of Internal Affairs consisting of 25 members, most of the Nazi leaders
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Thousands of UKRAINIANS football supporters chanting Nazi slangs and displaying Nazi salute during a match to intimidate black and brown players
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Ukrainian children giving the Nazi salute
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Picture 3-the azov battalion in thier full glory, who is now defending mauripol Picture 4-azov and ukrainian insignia
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There is no justification for invading another country but there can be some notable excuse,one of the excuses president Putin gave for invading it's neighbors is the denazification of Ukraine,he claimed Ukraine has been devoured by Nazis. Let's start with the now popular azov battalion which is a neo nazist movement filled with white supremacists volunteers,this movement was officially indoctrinated into the Ukrainian army years ago. Pictures are Worth more than a thousand words,so you should make your opinion for yourself. For some of you who don't know,neo Nazis are people who believe black and nonwhite people are beneath them, defective, handicapped and should be treated less than animals,they will believe black people shouldn't be allowed to breath the same air as white people and should be terminated at all cost Picture 1- is a white supremacists children training camp in Ukraine. 2-the founder of azov battalion
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Unverified pictures of UKRAINIANS dressing up an effigy to pose like a civilian attack
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Apparently this poor woman was just doing as she's told, acting. It's very important to see both sides of the conflict,maybe Russia is truly commiting war crimes but make no mistake it goes both ways and ukraine is peddling a whole lot of propaganda against Russia to make it look worse than it is
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Chechen Russian forces raided a azov battalion hideout
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Pictures
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Over 1,000 of Kiev's troops reported to have laid down their arms More than 1,000 service members of Ukraine’s 36th Marines Brigade have surrendered in the port city of Mariupol, the Russian Defense Ministry claimed on Wednesday during a daily briefing. According to a Russian military report, the troops laid down their arms at the Illich Steel and Iron Works, a giant metal mill they were using as a stronghold against Moscow's forces. A total of 1,026 service members, including 162 officers, were among the captives, ministry spokesman Major General Igor Konashenkov said. He said 47 of the soldiers were female. Russian medics provided first aid to 151 injured captives before moving them to a local hospital, the official said. The report was disputed by Ukrainian officials. Presidential adviser Alexey Arestovich claimed on social media that the unit had performed a “difficult and very risky maneuver” and joined forces with the Azov Battalion, the Ukrainian national guard unit holding position at a different location in Mariupol. This “gave the 36th a second chance” and significantly boosted the defensive capabilities of Kiev's forces in the city, he said. The reports of a large number of Ukrainian troops laying down arms in Mariupol began to emerge on Tuesday. These were supported by footage from war correspondents on the ground, showing what appears to be groups of people wearing military uniforms in captivity. The claimed mass surrender followed a report by the Russian Defense Ministry, which said around 100 Ukrainian marines had made an attempt to break out from the factory. According to the Russian claims, about half of the Ukrainian military personnel involved were killed when their motorcade was attacked by artillery and warplanes, while the rest were captured. Ukrainian sources told the media on Tuesday that the breakout was a success and resulted in the troops reaching Azov’s positions. A desperate message was posted on the 36th Brigade’s social media channels on Monday. The text claimed the unit had been failed by the Ukrainian military leadership, who left the soldiers to fight and die without any assistance despite opportunities to do so. “For over a month the marines fought with no supplies of ammo, without food, without water, pretty much drinking from puddles, and died in droves,” the message read. “Our wise generals are telling us to capture ammo from the enemy.” Mariupol has seen some of the most intense fighting since Russia launched its offensive in Ukraine. The new case of mass surrender reported by the Russian ministry would be the largest single instance of Ukrainian forces laying down their arms since the start of the conflict. Moscow attacked its neighbor in late February, following Ukraine’s failure to implement the terms of the Minsk agreements signed in 2014, and Russia’s eventual recognition of the Donbass republics of Donetsk and Lugansk. The German and French brokered Minsk Protocol was designed to give the breakaway regions special status within the Ukrainian state. Russia has since demanded that Ukraine officially declare itself a neutral country that will never join the US-led NATO military bloc. Kiev insists the Russian offensive was completely unprovoked and has denied claims it was planning to retake the two republics by force. https://www.rt.com/russia/553792-mariupol-mass-surrender-report/
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Vitamin17:Yeah that was the idea o |
kenzysmith:Seek professional counselling or tell your parents about your ordeal,the shame will Force you to change |
I'm in my early 30s, I've got a bsc in sociology, a master's degree in statistics and like a dozen other professional degrees in human resource management, gerentology, demography, financial risk management, oil and gas services, pmp and so on. Infact I'm basically one of the most educated individuals I've met. The sad part is I've never made a cent off my educational qualifications. Heck I work in a totally different industry and make a good living which I'm definitely not going to trade for social work or psychology, so this past few days I get myself thinking what a waste of Time and resources that was, I literarily spent millions on my education, even relocating abroad to study but it was all a goddamn waste of time, all I got is a useless paper I'm never going to use. My advice to young ones out there is to set your goals right and stupid untraditional ideas is better than no ideas. You don't necessarily have to pursue a degree to be okay in life. |
Masterito:Common sense should dictate to you that it's cheaper,of course Nigerians prefers the cheaper option |
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. Oga no be so nah