> open telegraph > pic rel. the first article talks about the new threats to tanks and the new ways they will have to be used. the second article reminds the audience about russia's kidnapping of children and warns about the consequences if this gets overlooked and forgotten. to cite the source: we cannot and must not look away. the abduction of ukrainian children is a crime that demands a unified, forceful response. our collective humanity is on the line, and we owe it to the next generation to act before its too late. third: a famous actor who appears to be ignorant of what is happening in ukraine and is more focused on being a sellout said a thing. this happens all the time, this is not the first time. ukraine feels offended and rightfully so. the fourth one talks about increasing defense spending not only in reaction to what is happening in ukraine but also elsewhere in the world. the fifth one comments on ukranians breaking the law. > under ukraines martial laws, all men between the ages of 25 and 60 are eligible for the army. men between 18 and 60 are also banned from leaving the country. > facing a severe shortage of soldiers, ukraine reduced the mobilization age to 25 from 27 and scrapped an only partially eligible loophole in april. punishment was also stiffened for men who did not arrive at their summons. ukraine has also followed russia by mobilizing its prison population. none of these articles state that ukraine is losing or is about to lose, you are just doomposting.
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